bank stadium, elise menaker, today's tmj4. >> katie: have fun out there, elise. the packers and the vikings each open the season with a win on the road. rod burks is here with a look ahead at tonight's match-up. >> reporter: the green bay packers are the favorites heading into the showdown. the last time they played vikings that won and a divisional crown at lambeau field 20-13. the packers are expecting another close game. >> this is a big game, the next game, also, because this is a division opponent. you got to take advantage of those division games. those type games is never going to be an easy game. those games are going to come to the last quarter, last second, it's been like that every time we play these guys. that's the fun thing about playing division games. out, and the best out of everyone, and going to be on prime time tv. it should be a lot of fun. >> the first divisional game, we have little magnets on doors talking about urgency, obviously this being the first divisional game. and going to be exciting, obviously, in their stadium. our goal is to go

elise?so, regarding my segment with college, i just urge parents and students to really think outside the box a little bit and think more about the fit with the student and to encourage students to be true to themselves. i don't think students should be trying to mold themselves into what they think a particular college is looking for. >> you know, back in 2014, in the midterm elections, only 18% of us in the asian-american community who could've voted came out to vote. that is abysmal. we need to see a change in that because we are a growing minority in this country. we do have the power, and we're just not choosing to exercise it. today is the day to change that. go out there. go register to vote. it takes you five minutes. you can do it online. just get it done, and then vote when it comes around. >> great message to end on. thank you. thank you all so much. we are out of time, but want to say thank you to our three guests for todays asian-pacific american roundtable show -- nick kuwada,

elise menaker is at lambeau field. ((elise menaker says packers fourth round draft pick blake martinez will make his nfl debut sunday in jacksonville. and the 22 year old has a big responsibility ahead of him. he'll be wearing the communication headset, relaying the calls from defensive coordinator dom capers.))((blake martinez says there's obviously pressure on there to kind of go out there and prove i can do it in live action. we talk about doing it in a drill, doing it in a play in practice, and finally doing it in a game. and so i feel like it's like taking first game, being the signal caller and those type of things. there will be a little pressure, but i've always liked the challenge.))((clay matthews says blake is being asked to do a lot. i didn't even start as a rookie when i came in here. but especially to play at the inside linebacker position, and having played it first hand last year, there's a lot that goes into it.not only knowing where the people in front of you are going to fit, behind you, but also mak

elise, take it away. >> reporter: yes, hi, lance, not too far down the sideline. aaron rodgers and jordy nelson continue to rebuild that relationship. when you take a look at last week's numbers in game one against the jaguars, are jordy nelson had six catches, and his first touchdown in a year. we get the thoughts from chris collinsworth on what he thought of the wide receiver's week one. >> i thought he started the game a little slowly.se bit as the game went along. but, you could tell that aaron was almost desperate to get him back, and wanted to throw him the ball and wanted to get the timing back to where it once was. what you didn't see were the big explosive plays, and last year part of what was missing for green bay is jordy nelson had, 1,500 yards, something like that the year before. so, if he can get back to the going to be the huge difference in this offense. but you could tell how much aaron wanted to get him going. and they did got the touchdown and made some plays. >> reporter: of course, though, the biggest question mark of them all is not between

elise is going to be right up the street tonight... as the shorewood messmer greyhounds welcome greenfield. other games we're whatching... catholic memorial at waukesha west. oak creek off to racine to take on horlick. franklin heading south as well... the sabers meet kenosha indian trail. and brookfield east at the slow moving storm system to our east continues to influence our weather like the clouds and 30 mph gusty winds we had yesterdaat least highs in the mid to upper 60s were back to normal. clouds increased overnight, with areas of drizzle, a brisk wind, and temps in the 50s. today is cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and scattered showers. the ne wind continues to gust to 25 mph throughout the day, and remains breezy overnight with rain showers likely. rain is likely saturday morning, the afternoon is cloudy with a few showers, highs in the low to dies down to 5-10 mph. sunday is still mostly cloudy with highs in the mid to upper 60s. monday is sunny and nice with highs in the upper 60s, and tuesday looks

elise menaker is live in heartland with the preview. hi, elise. >> reporter: hi, carole, it is kind of cool out hear in heartland. brian wasn't wearing his coat. i'm covering mine. i'm covering two, lake country lutheran warming up behind me, they are undefeated, one of two teams undefeated, pewaukee was our team of t week. theye playing another undefeated university school. and the lightning have been lighting up the scoreboard. they have scored 40-plus points against three of their their opponents, and the catch is for university school next week, they're playing brookfield academic. and they are second in the midwest classic conference. so you know they're going to want to get things rolling tonight. lake country lutheran are going to have other ideas. i will have all the highlights tonight during our frenzy tonight at 10:00, along with your other high school games, now, live in heartland, elise menaker, today's tmj4. >> we see you have on a light jacket, elise. >> i'm kind of cold o thank you very much. >> charles: from high school

. >>> elise menaker is with the team preparing. jacksonville. the packers already a favorite to win this game. but first things first, getting out on the field is a win for the packers. because after this long training camp, they're just ready to play some football. >> that's exciting. it is the opening game. opening day, since you were a kid playing baseball, it is exciting. this is the first game of the national football league. everybody has the same goal. and that's the way we approach it. once we get to the about. there's nothing like game day. >> for all of us, it is more of an anxious feeling. this is not just pre-season, this is when it all comes. it is game one, you want to send a message. and we get a chance to go out there and do that. >> you won't see the packers play at lambeau field until septemberta 25th. >> i'm not sure i can wait that long for a home game. >> a local teacher lending a hand to louisiana flood victims. >> we'll show you the effort getting our entire community involved and how you can help. >> john: just minutes ag

injustice in what a pittsbuh pirates player did that h notbe donen the r leues ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your one bigou ? fits 100 thousand plus and when the badgers invade ann arbor saturday for the number eight- number four match up..you can bet ever seat will be filled with screaming fans.thousand or 100 thousa fans does it really make a difference?2:46 it all sounds the same every when you're playing away they're always going to be rooting against you. it's just one of those things you have to lock in with u team and handle business.pewaukee native j-j watt has been placed on injured reserve.tt re surgery on in late ly... he missed all of training camp and preseason.now he could so maybe he'll be back for the chgeamon nember 27 seon but the first in his home state last night.one pitch and one run.jonathan villar with the soloto start the oring.but ttom one... rougned odor's first hit in 23 at bats comes in the form of a two-run homer. the gh brewer carlomez break a thtiree-run doey bomb to left as the brewers lose 8-5.brewers with an off day that's your drill.i'm

elise, what did you learn today?t excited about the candidates, all of them in this election year. >> willie geist? >> i learned that last night's forum was not a one-off and hope the candidates stay focused on veteran issues. and the bar is on aleppo. if you don't know what it is or where it is, you cannot be president of the united states. >> that leaves us with one person then. joe, what did you learn? >> i learned the same thing as willie. that the libertarian candidate for president of the united states is unqualified to be president of the united states. and he disqualified himself this morning on "morning joe." >> that does it for us this morning. steve kornacki picks up the coverage right now. >>> all right. good morning, everyby. i'm steve kornacki. this morning, face-off. hillary clinton and donald trump on the same stage moments apart answering the tough questions on her e-mails. >> i make no excuses for it. it was something that should not have been done. >> on his praise of vladimir putin. >> if he says

milwaukeean looking ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your one minute drill.the packers play their final preseason game tonight in kansas city.but leading up to the game... yesterday we learned the n-f-l cleared clay matthews and julius peppers in the p-e-d investio it found no credible evidence that either player named in the al jazeera report was provided with or used banned substances.last night the brewers trying to avoid being swept by the cardinals.kirk niewenhuis gets the job done with the swing of the bat... a three-run shot to right. cardinals yadier molina gives the cards their only run of the game with a homer to left. matt garza goes a season innings gives run... eight the crew beat the cards 3-1 and snap a six-game losing streak. the brewers day today before playing in pittsburgh friday. the badgers open up their lambeau field.back in april the team held a practice in green bay... that's when the badgers got to be players and fans.:29 i've been at lambeau football games. i've been at packers games. i'm a huge packers fan in general so it was fun for me to kind of

we'll ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your one minute drill.the packers preseason is over... the next order of business get the roster down to 53 by saturday. joe callahan continues to make a case for himself.late first quarter... he finds jared cook in the corner of the end zone. the chiefs answer with back to back scores.in the third... the packers with a pair of interceptions... one from josh hawkins...the ladarious gunterbut the packers lose to the chiefs 17-7 and finish the preseason three and one.in high school football a wild one last night beteween waukesha west and muskego.late second quarter wolverines driving.robert kobza finds peter maccudden for the 22 yard touchdown... giving waukesha west the 14-7 lead.muskego answers... frankie cistarofinds michael madia for a 3 yard touchdown and it's tied at the half. under 5 seconds to play, waukesha west down 4, kobza takes the snap and sticks the ball over the pile and in for a game winning touchdwon with no time on the clock wolverines come from behind to a three-game series in pittsburgh tonight.that's your one minut

but was it enough ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your one minute drill.the packers play their first home game in over a month on sunday but for jordy nelson... it's more like coming up for the packers... now is the time to get things rolling.home games are important. obviously, when you get them in a row, you'd like to get in a rhythm here and get some things going. but we win our home games each and every year. obviously we get a few of them in a row here, so we win our home games, it gives us a strong opportunity to be in the playoffs.and yesterday the bucks acquired michael beasley from the rockets and traded guard tyler ennis.this comes after the news that guard khris middleton will miss six months with a hamstring injury. series sweep against the pirates.scooter gennett gets things going with a two-run homer.pirates get on the board in the fifth with a francisco cervelli long ball.then in the seventh chris carter hits home run number 37 as the brewers beat the pirates and sweep. tonight they open up their final home series of the season against the reds.and don't fo

they'll be wearing white.at lambeau field, elise menaker, today's tmj4.)) the badgers look to keep building momentum after the lsu win, as they host akron in the home opener at camp randall tomorrow afternoon. running back corey clement already looking at the michigan, michigan state, ohio state and iowa portion of the big ten schedule. ((corey clement says i'm not all these other great opponents that are in the big ten, you want to go into those games with as much momentum as possible. especially going in there undefeated would just only help our edge.so we're always welcoming the competition. akron's a great team. so you still have to take into respect that those guys are still coming to your house and trying to get a win on your field, so we can't let that happen.)) and finally, what do aaron rodgers and j-j watt have in common? both appeared on tonight show superlatives, with jimmy fallon ((aaron rodgers says i'm aaron rodgers, quarterback for the green bay packers, and i was voted most likely to put 50 dollars in the jukebox. and only play creed.))((j.

here's elise menaker, on what went wrong last night. >> a rare bad day for aaron rodgers in the first limited to just 59 passing yards, and he would finish the game with five sacks, three fumbles, and a big interception. >> in the fourth quarter, i turned over twice. it's stuff. good environment, good opponent, we didn't play very good on offense at times. going to go back and be harsh with our critiques of ourselves, myself included, and we got to get better. >> the rhythm in the passing liked it to been tonight. that starts with me, anything that goes on with offense. we'll go back and we'll look at it, and we got two weeks of a lot of action to evaluate, and move forward. we will improve. >> reporter: on the contrary, sam bradford had himself quite a day in his biggest offensive weapon besides stefan dig, nine catches with 182 yards, his defense came up with big elise menaker, today's tmj4. >> coming up in our second russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narr

elise menaker, today's tmj4. >> coming up in our second segment of sports, why tomorrow ? music ? new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. >>> the milwaukee bucks and giannis antetokounmpo reached an agreement for contract extension. he gets a four-year deal worth $100 million. averaged 16 points and 7 rebounds last season for milwaukee. the first player to record five triple doubles in one a press conference set tomorrow afternoon. j.s. online reporting horningbrook will star over houston. he replaced houston in the third quarter, and the badgers win over georgia state, three scoring drives. if you're looking for the best catch in college football over the weekend and the year, check out this catch by noah brown, player for a touchdown. take a closer look. he grabs the ball with one hand, and then he brings his other hand around to hold onto the football. the buckeyes won the game. >> shannon: here are tonight's winning super cash numbers: >> scott: crack of dawn, lots of >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and ho

elise menaker is in green bay. >> reporter: with three-time pro bowler josh sitton end lane taylor is in. how he got the big news, just like you and me. >> i found out when coach mccarthy at a press conference. >> how he approached sunday, won't come as he heard the news...a surprise. out. we played together for a while. me, dave, and jc came in the second year. we played a lot of football together. it is not too far off. it will be fine. it is football when it comes down to it at the end of the day. prepare, be ready to go. >> do you feel you have anything to prove, or anything that you want to do on sunday? >> i just want to play good. go out there, show that i'm a player that the team can depend on, and play well. >> head coach mike one more question about sitton, and that was if his level of play changed throughout training camp. he said this decision was based on a number of different variables. and that's where we're at. at lambeau field, elise menaker, today's tmj4. >> in our next segment of dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians p

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elise men kerr is here with i'm sitting up here. we're gonna start with the good news, because it's saturday. the badgers with their second win, four games over a top 10 opponent. today they beat michigan state 3-6 to remain undefeated. freshman won his first career start today and got the support from his defense, came up with four turnovers and watt had 2 and a half sacks and the d with four total sacks in this game. players out of tomorrow's game against the lions, clay matthews, morgan brunette and sam shields. matthew's out with an ankle, hamstring injury, burnett with a groin injury and shield still going through concussion protocol and two others have been downgraded to doubtful. right now next week's bye week looking better. after all, assuming week 4, bye week, not really what you want but the packers are t bounce back after dropping their first nfc north game in minnesota but tomorrow their first home game in over a month. we'll have more coming up in sports. wayne larrivee has scouting report and reaction from the badgers

singer elise testone joins us u live in the lot of next. five years sin the world loss amy winehouse but her music lives on at the bethesda blues and jazz club and to former american idol>>> itrld ms elise testone will perform herfh tribute to the late singer. it's called thankful for amy a a tribute to amy winehouse andse a will feature songs from her f grammy award winning album backc to black.. first, though, she's joining usg live in the loft.t. with a sneak peek. pk here to perform the hit "valer "valerie" please welcome elise testone.e. ♪ well sometimes i go out by by myself and i look across the water, hmm, yeah, baby, i thinkk of all those things what you'rer doing in my head i paint a picture, yeah, now since you've come home where my mess and i miss your hair and the way you rock your dress, dss won't you come on over, stopvero making a fool out of me ♪ >> ♪ oh, why don't you come on over, valerie ♪ >> ♪ hey, hey, valerie, with, wt don't you come on over valerie ♪ >> ♪ valerie, valerie, hmm,, well, did you have to go put gut your

nbc bay area's elise concernner joins us from pleasant hill. what's happening there? >> reporter: it all started last thursday, when the vice school principal here talked to students about what they can and cannot wear here on campus. several students complained they were singled out for dress code violations. but not everyone agrees with the decision to put that assistant principal on paid administrative leave. students walk out of class. to rally around vice principle pal gary jenson at college park high school in pleasant hill. >> we wanted to take a stand and say we support him in every way possible, and that we want him to come back. >> reporter: there's also an online petition to keep jenson, seen here from losing his job. jenson has been placed on administrative leave after allegedly making comments about this outfit. posted by a female student on instagram. the sophomore says jenson singled her out for dress code violations during the assembly last thursday, saying in part, "you can't point out a single girl for wearing spaghetti straps in front of 300 student

((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your menaker ((good ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your daybreak sports.the packers yesterday though that left tackle david bakhtiari is questionable for today's game. the probable status is no longer on the injury report so there's still a chance bakhtiari could play. the tenth ranked badgers opened up at home yesterday against the akron zips.opening drive corey clement gives the badgers an early 7-zips lead on a four-yard run.clement two touchdowns... 111 yards on 21 carrieshis day done after the first half... due to a left leg injury he suffered on this play late second quarter.right before the half... houston finds kenosha native jazz peavy for the second time as they go up 30-7.peavy finishes with a team high... seven catches for 100 yards and two touchdowns. redshirt freshman alex hornibrook under center in the second half gets his first career touchdown to alec ingold.24 unanswered points in the second half as the badgers win 54-10.the brewers in saint louis trying to spoil the cardinals postseason hopes who are a half

thank you, elise. i appreciate it. now i want to turn to the issue that donald trump has been trying to put in the rear view mirror for months now and that's his tax returns. phil mattingly has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump claims he can't release any of his tax returning while under routine audit, even as the irs has made clear there's no legal requirement for trump to withhold them. >> i'm under routine audit and when the audit is done, i'll released my returns. >> reporter: even his own lawyers note his 2002-2008 returns are complete. and his own running mate, mike pence, preparing to release his taxes this week. >> i'll give mine to y'all this week and he's going to provide his after a routine audit is done. >> trump's refusal has drawn sharp attacks from hillary clinton. >> clearly his tax returns tell a story that the american people deserve and need to know. >> and despite trump's contention, a series of polls show voters do in fact care about trump's tax returns. so what exactly aren't voters seeing? >>

we'll see what happens, elise. much. >>> russia, meanwhile is putting on a massive show of military force in crimea, the region it seized from ukraine two years ago. cnn's brian todd. it's using military exercises to send a strong message. >> this the kind of thing vladimir putin absolutely lives for, showing military strength in a place he took over and doing it in spectacular fashion and this is a huge show of force by the russian military near the border with ukraine and this is called kav 2016 and he was not to be outdone by the south korea military exercises. >> you have multiple rocket launchers fired, coordinated amphibious assault landings on beachheads, bombing runs, explosions all over the water. dozens of flighter jets flying mach dov flights and tanks and armored personnel carriers all over the place and there were 12,000 soldiers involved in these war games and these are designed to send a clear message and russia is ready to fight at any time. these drills are set to practice for an invasion of crimea

i want to go to elise in pennsylvania. elise. >> caller: hi, how are you, jim? this is very exciting to talk to you. >> same. >> caller: i'd like to know how you feel about cvs. i've always felt it was a good company, and i guess we go into their stores a couple times a week. i've owned the stock for a few years, and i've done very well with it. i did sell part of my position at about 105, but it rec sold off to about 90, and i'm a long term investor, and a few days ago there was a positive article that there were continuing opportunities for growth in the future. i'd like to know what you think. >> elise, i am in agreement with barrons, which doesn't happen very often. the stock at 90 seems to be too cheap to me. it's come down a great deal. people have soured on the pharmacy benefit manager that they have purchased, and it's which are good. i say you stick with it. it's only a few points off its low. how about ann marie in new york. ann marie. >> caller: thanks for taking my call tonight. >> of course. >> caller: i'm calling about skechers. i'm losing my convi

elise, what can you tell us about the e-mails from colin powell? >> elijah comings, the ranking member of the the house oversight committee released the e-mails. secretary clinton said it was colin powell who advised her to use a private e-mail and said he did so. of course he used an aol account but he did not advise secretary clinton to use a private server. what elijah cummings said is that secretary clinton did not take his advice to skirt security at the state department and use a private e-mail, but at the same time secretary clinton did say that she relied on colin powell, it was colin powell that told her it would be beneficial for her to use the e-mail. a little bit of a mixed message coming out in terms of those e-mails. >> it's amazing to see these communications became public like this. what do they show? >> a few days after taking office secretary clinton e-mailed to secretary powell asking him what were the restrictions on your use of your blackberry? did you tuesday in your personal office? i've been told that the dss, that's diploma

elise, thanks so much for being here. >> listen, both sides u.s.on, are trading barbs and blaming each other for what happened on sunday. the u.s. says russia really has only itself to blame for what it's been doing to support president assad and syria. you have to look at this in the whole context, right, of the growing mistrust between the u.s. and russia. this is what i asked secretary kerry about. i'd like to ask you about the events yesterday in syria. you said the strike that hit the se syria and now they're saying this cast cease-fire and doubt. >> they can make their judgments and, obviously, they have. the biggest judgment they need to stop is stop assad from bombing people indiscriminately which he continues to do. if you're serious about having a cease-fire and they say they are, then they should keep assad from flying right now and prove their sincerity about a cease-fire. so, we call on russia to stop the grandstanding, stop the show boating and get the humanitarian assistance going. this started monday night of this past week and the

so we just want to say hello to elise. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. elise, hello. hi. >> we appreciate you, you know?. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. i appreciate you. yeah. >> she just finished her chemo she completed those and she's on her way back. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] hope to see you one day. that would be great. you're doing a fantastic job. what a busy week this has been. >> crazy week, man. >> jimmy: it's electric out there. >> it's electric out there. i'm getting shocked. >> jimmy: i mean, really, right? you're shocking people too. but it's a big crowd. you got, like, a whole new deal out there. it's a good energy. >> yeah. jim, it's been great. it's earlier, obviously. i'm waking up a lot earlier. >> jimmy: you start right at 7:00? >> start at 7:00. you know, i got to be there little earlier than that. but it's been great because so interesting and i'm learning. so every job i've had, i just learned along the way and this one is interesting because all the stories, you get involved in so many different t

with me now, clarissa ward, in london, elise labboth in d.c. and matthew chance in moscow.t hillary clinton said about trump saying he would blow these iranian ships out of the water because they taunted u.s. sailors or the u.s. navy. mr. trump seemed to intimate that by saying such a thing or by doing such a thing that it would not -- it would not necessarily mean war. is he right? >> well, i think what was so interesting, carol, what we heard over and over again with the discussion with regards to foreign policy, was donald trump really attacking hillary clinton about her record. while offering very few specifics of what he would actually do and how his foreign policy would look different. so he was very aggressive in terms of lambasting the iran nuclear deal, calling it one of worst deals the country has ever made, but he didn't really offer a lot of specifics in terms of how he would change that. he talked about how he would have made some kind of an agreement with north korea contingent on it. even mentioned throwing yemen in there. of course the big concern for people

elise is going to be right up the street tonight... as the shorewood messmer greyhounds games we're whatching... catholic memorial at waukesha west. oak creek off to racine to take on horlick. franklin heading south as well... the sabers meet kenosha indian trail. and brookfield east at menomonee falls. live at up next-- on live at daybreak on today's tmj4more fallout from the wells fargo account scandalwhat some people are demanding of the company's c-e-othen -- investigation into the deadly train crash in new jersey.what witnesses say they saw right beyond wisconsin...the teen accused of shooting three people at a south carolina school earlier this week will be in juvenile court this morning. two students and a teacher were wounded.. one boy is still in critical condition. the judge in the case hasn't yet decided whether cameras will be allowed. and killed 40-year-old terence crutcher in tulsa, oklahoma earlier this month is also expected in court.betty shelby faces first-degree manslaughter charges. dashcam and aerial footage of the

our lance allan and elise menaker will coming up: dental danger.why poor oral health can lead to problems that go beyond just 4 your health-we know that not taking care of your teeth could lead to cavities or a simple toothache ... but some studies are suggesting poor oral health can hurt our overall health.danielle barber explains the risks of an unhealthy mouth... and serious health problems from developing. "overall health encompasses physical, psychological, and social well-being and oral health plays a very important role in all three aspects." while brushing your teeth and flossing regularly isn't a new concept, dr. tuan bui says neglecting your oral hygiene could lead to more systemic diseases like heart disease or stroke.(sot: dr. tuan bui, oral and maxillofacial surgeon) "the bacteria that's in the mouth can somehow get into can cause injury to the inner lining of your vessels leading to a cascade of issues that lead to forming plaques inside your blood vessels."some effects of poor oral health can even impact your social well being.(sot: dr. tuan bui, oral and maxillofacial surg

we get more on the story from elise labott. >> reporter: john and christine, two days after being swornsecretary of state, hillary clinton and her predecessor, colin powell, exchanged e-mails. clinton asked powell what were the restrictions of the use of your blackberry. did you use it in your personal office? he didn't have a blackberry. he used a personal computer hooked up to a private phone line. so i could communicate with a wide range of friends directly without it going through the state servers. i used it for the foreign leaders and on state department serves. he used it on the road and hotels. powell warned quote there is a real danger that if it is public, if you have a blackberry and it is government and you're using it, government or not, it may become an official record and subject to the law. the e-mail exchange was released saying powell advised secretary clinton with a detailed blueprint on how to skirt security rules to preserve federal records. he said clinton did not rely on powell's advice, but she cited powell's advice. powell has been up front about the e-mail acco

elise is going to be right up the street tonight... as the shorewood messmer greyhounds welcome greenfield. other games we're watching... catholic memorial at waukesha west. oak creek off to racine to take on horlick. franklin heading south as well... the sabers meet kenosha indian trail. brookfield east at menone the badgers are sitting in the top ten of the national rankings for the first time in years. after knocking off not one... but two top ten teams... big red meets another tomorrow in number four michigan. they'll make their way to the big house without linebacker vince beigal... and fan favorite kicker rafael gaglianone...who are dealing with injuries. kick off is set coming up: coming up:no phone zones.. what you need to know about a new law that takes effect in wisconsin tomorrow.plus... hillary clinton's daughter chelsea is in wisconsin today.. where you can see her speak and what message she plans to push.more live at next at 5-30: plus... one milwaukee family is getting closure this getting closure this morning nearly two

elise menaker is here with that story. n-f-l hearts broke everywhere after hearing that j-j watt reinjured his back and could be out for the season.watt was placed on injured reserve this morning... so there is still a chance he could be back later this season.... he'll miss though a minimum of eight weeks.watt missed all of the preseason and training camp after having surgery to repair a herniated disc in late july. watt... a three time defensive player of the year and four- time pro bowler... had one and a half sacks and a fumble earlier today on twitter... watt said that he will be back. he hasn't missed a game since his pewaukee days... since he was a sophomore in high school... he's played 83 straight in the n-f-l and he says while this won't be fun... it's necessary to get back to 100 percent. the packers are off this week. but the wisconsin badgers have another big game on another big game on saturday.a look ahead to that game, later in sports. did you ever have one of guests who wouldn't leave? wellme now. an upper

our lance allan and elise menaker will provide live reports from the brand new u-s bank stadium. coming up:going green: milwaukee's new pilot program-- helping ?some neighborhoods ditch the trashbags-- for a more removal.plus... how one local school is remembering a classmate who was shot and killed nearly two years ago. this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. next at 5-30: plus... finding peace. how one local school is honoring the life of a brave little girl killed by a stray bullet. and... governor walker is speaking out against leaked documents into the john do found... and why he says it's not that big of a deal. you're watching live at daybreak on today's tmj4. kim. and i'm vince vitrano. let's start with a check of weather and traffic together...storm team 4 meteorologist brian niznansky is here for brian gotter. an area of rain with embedded thunderstorms will likely move

monday's forecast looks perfect with sunshine and elise menaker has sports when ?when you've got...? here's pepto bismol! ah. today we found out that the bucks khris middleton had hamstring yesterday in new york.he's still expected to be back in six months. middleton injured his hamstring during preseason workouts last week.and it's not the first time the bucks are dealing with an injury to one of their star players.just last year jabari parker returned after suffering a torn a-c-l so the bucks optimistic as they handle this situation. ((23:53:49look at what jabari looks like today after he got hurt, it could be a big opportunity for him and it's a good opportunity for everyone else and i feel like we were so optimistic about the start to the season and just about one player. khris is one of our best players for sure and he's an integral part and hopefully he'll be back the last chunk of it.)) badgers kicker rafael gaglianone... out for the season after undergoing surgery for a back injury.this injury kept him out of last week's 30-6 win over michigan state. the te

sports is next with elise menaker. >> charles: the prime time russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. ?? >>> the packers are playing their first home game in over a month on sunday. but for jordy nelson, it's more trench of four home games, now is the time to get things rolling. >> home games are important, obviously when you get them in a row, you would like to get in a rhythm here. and get some things going. but, each and every year, two in a row, we win our home games, that gives us a strong opportunity. >> badgers kicker is out against eighth ranked michigan state, he has endicott will replace him. never

elise menaker brings the madness to us. can they stop the blazers? she has the monster matchup. >> reporter: i'm in waukesha tonight to see if waukesha north can ride that momentum from last week's big upset win over arrowhead. they're up against kettle moraine, looking to pick up their first conference win. the north stars welcomed home after their big upset, but opening drive kettle max goes deep to delaney, picks up the first of the game. kettle moraine is up 10-zip at the half. but the north stars come storming back. check out this play, the scramble, recovery, keeps his composure, finds the open man. very next play,reaching in for the touchdown, the first of the half, as waukesha north comes way. they beat kettle moraine and stayed perfect on the season. >> thanks. >>> in our final segment, paul chryst knows the games are special. >> we've been fortunate and probably spoiled, you know, these kids -- camp randall's a great atmosphere, and the fans are great. we saw that with chris. he had two plays in his season. the kids enjoyed the moment. >> 2

elise is going to be right up the street tonight... as the shorewood messmer greyhounds welcome greenfield. other games we're watching... catholic memorial at waukesha west. oak creek off to racine to take on horlick. franklin sabers meet kenosha indian trail. brookfield east at menomonee falls. still ahead... a israeli statesman is laid to rest.. then... the latest out of new jersey following a horrific train crash yesterday.. what and... need help with a consumer problem?our "call for action" volunteers are ready! call 414-967-5495... or request help online. just click on the icon... on the former israeli president shimon peres has been laid to rest in jerusalem.peres was buried today at israel's national cemetery alongside most of the country's past leaders. dignitaries from around the world, including president obama and former homeland regained.""to the people of israel, i could not be more honored to be in jerusalem to say farewell to my friend shimon peres, who showed us that justice and hope are at the heart of the zionist idea

let's bring in our cnn global affairs analyst, elise labott. you sat down with secretary kerry.ell you in the wake of what is a first, if it was an air strike on the syrian forces? >> he struck the same tone as ambassador powers. saying, listen, the u.s. could have called a u.n. security council meeting all these years when russia was legitimizing the syrian strikes and makes strikes of their own. he said the situation that the u.s. and russia find itself in today, with the syrias, is one of russia's making. take a listen. >> the biggest judgment they need to make is stop assad from bombing people indiscriminately, which he continues to do. if you are serious about having a cease-fire, and they say they are, then they should keep assad from flying right now and prove their sincerity about a cease-fire. to allow assad, who is a spoiler -- he doesn't want a cease-fire -- to allow him to continue to go after opposition, pretending they are nusra, is in and of itself a huge challenge to this effort. we call on russia to stop the grandstanding. stop the show boating. get the humanita