back to the hale interchange and 22 minutes right now making your 894 northbound from the hale up to the zoo. i will continue to keep an eye on it and let you know when the lanes are reopened. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. breaking overnight, a woman is found dead on the lower east side. this is the 4th homicide reported in the last 24 hours. hillary mintz is live in milwaukee with the latest. hillary? reporter: melinda, we are at arlington and hamilton and a block north of brady, the police are looking into how a woman wound up dead inside of this home. they received a call for a welfare check and when they got to the area they went inside of a home and found a young woman in her 20s dead. they do tell us they have a person of interest they are death is a mystery. melinda: that area is less than a block away from a recent murder scene. a chef was stabbed to death in august. we'll try to get the live shot worked out as while trying to come to the rescue of a female friend involved in an argument. >> election day is two weeks from today. hillar

to i-43 at the hale interchange will reopen following a long term closure for reconstruction. also reopening at the same time will be the national ave. on ramp to i-894 northbound. finally the zipper merge between national ave. and greenfield ave. in national news... a wanted murder suspect.. and the man suspected of shooting two police officers in oklahoma was killed in a shootout overni. overnight.38-year-old michael vance has been on the run for eight days. he's accused of opening fire on two wellston police officers... who responded to a call involving vance.police say he also carjacked a woman bere allegedly killed his aunt and uncle. 3 a nation-wide tour --- calling for stricter gun laws --- makes a stop in charleston, south carolina. carolina.it's been one year.. since a man shot and killed nine members of the historic "a-m-e emanuel church." families and friends of the victims shared their stories yesterday. "if we do not use our voices to do something, nothing will occur, we cannot allow this this century." century." the trial for the man ?accused? in that shooting --

from the hale up to the zoo. 94 east bound from the zoo into downtown 5 minutes. delays are starting to develop coming down to hill. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> president obama says it is good news about the country's high school graduation rate. the rate hit 83.2% last year, that's the highest it has been since the administration says all states are making progress when it comes to getting more students to graduate from high school. >> a doszen people worked together to save a man from a burning car. this is a scene from florida. the bystanders formed a human chain to reach the s.u.v. the police arrived and joined in on the rescue mission and pulled the driver from the car and were fire. he's in the hospital this morning. a boating accident in california sends a family into the pacific ocean. two surfers were nearby, they came to the family's rescue. the surfers say the dad and one son came up to the surface quickly but another son struggled. another look at the boat. the surfers got hi

the delays starting in the hale interchange. 18 minutes right now northbound from the hale up to the zoo. try highway one hundred. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. officials are investigating what caused a deadly crash in california. 13 people are dead and dozens of others are injured. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the latest information in the newsroom. tim. tim: officials in palm springs say this is the deadliest crash they've ever seen. 44 people were on board the bus traveling back to los angeles after visiting a casino. investigators say the bus hit the back of a semi. the bus was traveling much time. the impact was so strong that the bus ended up embedded inside the trailer. most of the passengers were asleep when the crash happened. it's not clear yet why this crash happened. investigators say it could be a mechanical problem or inattentive driving. ben, back to you. ben: new this morning, more than a dozen people are hurt after a pileup on an arizona highway. 25 vehicles were involved in this crash. that truck ended up rear-ending and side-swiping 2

from the hale up to the zoo. 13 minutes 94 eastbound into downtown. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. ben: right now, a battle going on to liberate an iraqi city it is now on pause. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the latest developments in mosul. tim: iraqi and kurdish forces are working together to advance on mosul in northern iraq. the city has been in the hands of isis for more than a year. the u.s. military is providing air support to the iraqi military. retaking mosul is a massive operation. it could take weeks or months. since american forces left several years ago. after one day of fighting, kurdish forces have pushed the front line back about five miles. today they hope to get even closer to mosul. ben, back to you. ben: right now, the pentagon says there are americans in harm's way as part of the mosul operation. officials say they're doing everything they can to keep them safe. >> there are specific steps taken and protocols in place to reduce the risk to americans. tim: according to the pentagon,

we are busy on the bypass 7 minutes from the hale up to the zoo. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> nice and dry this morning. temperatures will climb up to the 60 degrees. up. 58 tonight. could see a stray shower. hello november, the record tomorrow is 77. wet in the forecast for wednesday morning and then you are seeing by next weekend is 60s. >> perfect. >> not a bad looking forecast. this pattern is cooling with the cool downs and warming up. >> great for the treaters. >> send in your pictures i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is

run by hale hilsabeck.(nats) "oh, i found it by accident." maceo came in here looking for a medical supply store...(sot: hale hilsabeck, rocky mountain karate association)"maceo weighed 318 pounds when he first came in."(sot: scott slama, karate student)"i got bad back and i told him about all my medical problems."(sot: hale hilsabeck, rocky mountain karate association)"moving literally, a few inches about 2 or 3 inches at the time." blind in his right eye, ss (sot: hale hilsabeck, rocky mountain karate association) "and, he said, he always wanted to take karate and so i decided, why not?'"(sot: scott slama, trainer)"one night, i just started working with him and that's kind of how it started."scott slama started training with maceo...(nats) "good."and... started working him hard.(sot: hale hilsabeck, rocky mountain karate association)"one more round, one more time, doesn't want to give up."(sot: maceo thomas, karate student)"i thought i bit off more than i could chew. (laugh)."(sot: hale hilsabeck, rocky mountain karate association)"i was en

by 5 a.m the hwy 100 on ramp to i-43 at the hale interchange will reopen following a long term closure reopening at the same time will be the national ave. on ramp to i- 3 our top story at 6--- a sheriff's deputy from western wisconsin is dead.the man accused of shooting him... is ?behind bars? this morning. morning.that suspect is- doug nitek.the rusk county sheriff's department says he shot deputy dan glaze late saturday night. night.deputy glaze was out ck soon after getting on the radio to say he found it... communication was lost.when back up got there... deputy glaze was found dead. 3 "i want to be able to release the name of the officer who was killed. his name was deputy dan glaze, a seven-year veteran in law enforcement, with a year and a half here in rusk county." county." officials say nitek fired one time at the deputies before he gave himself up.he's now awaiting formal charges. now to a developing story...a halloween costume spotted at saturday's badger game is a fan showed up dressed as president obama -- with a noose around his neck. now some people are asking 'what's n

northbound from the hale up to the zoo. otherwise it is quiet. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> the packers are back in action this weekend. for the third straight game, cornerback sam shields has been ruled out. clay matthews is expected to be back in the line up. he missed the packers home opener against the line up. the packers host the new york giants on sunday night. hosted the giants at lambeau field was back in january of 2012 when the packers lost in the nfc divisional playoffs. sorry to bring that up. too soon. kickoff sunday is at 7:30. >> and later today, a tradition for fans of marquette basketball. it's marquette madness where fans will get a look at this year's men's and women's teams. this is video of last year's event. there will be scrimmages and a dunk contents. o'clock tonight at the al mcguire center. >> wisn 12 news time is 6:19. melinda and i were up late last night all for a good cause. >> wisn 12 is a big part of the go red for women movement. yesterday we helped emcee and kick off the red dress dash a

chip hale considered the best candidate appointed by tony la russa. here is the decision today by team president derrick hall. >> it is time to turn the page and hit reset and see if we can get going in the right direction. we owe that to our fans. >> reporter: the future hall in the air. >> what the right role for tony going forward and him looking back at whether he wants to have a continuing opportunity here over the next several days that will sort itself out. >> reporter: that is going to be interesting to see how tony la russa handles that. here is a hall of famer respected nationally. it looks like t manager will have plenty of clout in deciding who the new field manager is and what happens to tony la russa. the saga continues but dave stewart, chip hale no longer with the diamondbacks. when we return, the cardinals, what is happening there as they try to regroup after a 1-3 start. you'll hear more from coach arians when we return at 6:00. >> it does say hook. >> you know what, i'm not territorial. >>> coming up, lady gaga is hitting the road b

the 1904 victorian now sits a little further west in hales corners. veronica maciastoday's tmj4. the building was eligible for the national register of historic places. it's owner hopes to re-open by thanksgiving. don't put away the short sleeves quite yet...as soon return.meteoroglogist brian niznansky is in next with your storm team 4cast! darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. nal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wi

chief baseball officer tony la russa, who hired hale and stewart, will return to the team, but his role moving forward is unclear. ?? toss to morning juice ?? we've all been there before... having to explain an absence from school with a note.. either from your parents, or a doctor...but one fifth grader in philadelphia - has the bruce srpringsteen. michael fenerty and his dad went to springsteen's concert in philadelphia on september 7th. that night he set a record for his longest u-s concert.. playing 4 hours and 3 minutes on the night of michael's first day of school.the two went to a book signing event that bruce was holding a few days ago - a day that also kept michael out of school. ahead of the meet-and-greet, dad and son typed up a short note to jessica brown written from springsteen's perspective, hoping they could find a way to get him to sign it. when the boss saw young michael in line... he brought him up, and gave him a high five... and signed that note! meeting bruce meeting bruce meeting bruce srpingsteen would surely be on a lot of people's bucket list.but one elderly wo

ten minutes northbound of 894 from the hale up to the zoo interchange. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. toyota is recalling three hundred thousand vehicles. electric hybrid cars may have a defect in the parking brakes. it received reports of crashes, injuries and deaths. they are saying 94,000 of the recalled vehicles are here in north america and 212,000 in japan. toyota is saying that the parking brake cable disengages and the brakes will stop working. check with your dealer for more information. >> thank you, tim. 6:41. >> new this morning, police chase down a suspect in texas >> the whole thing was caught on camera. police say the man sped away from a kohl's store after a theft there. then he jumped out of his truck and started running across lanes of traffic. look at him. an officer tased him in the middle of the highway then. he was arrested right after that. close call for him. >> crews tried to use explosives to knock it down and even tried to pull it down using a barge, but the bridge in little rock resisted

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>>good morning, barbara hale. this is the lowest top-down rate that we have seen so far. >>great, do you know any reasons that people do opt out when they do? >>we have had a lot of interest in the program and we are seeing a lot of commitment to it. the super green participation is also good. the rate of participation in our super green program is currently 3%. we are continuing to promote the super green offering that is the 100% renewable offering and we will send out a notice soon to our existing customers to encourage our friend and neighbors to join the super green portfolio as well. and, we will be doing an advertising campaign in the fall to specifically promote the super green sign up in our next enrollment in districts five and eight. so, speaking of the next enrollment we have 561 customers that have signed up for august enrollment. most of those sign-ups are residential. 78% is super green and 28%have signed up for our super green offering. we are finalizing our notice for our next renewal period you may recall that when we previously surveyed the city that di

construction zone and 7 minutes 894 northbound from the hale up to the zoo. this is the only delay out there. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> 6:02. donald trump is responding to new allegations against the presidential candidate. groped them decades ago. we are live in washington with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, ben. donald trump campaign is saying that the story is an attempt to smear donald trump. two women are claiming that donald trump groped them inappropriately. the other said that trump kissed trump is saying that the article is fiction and for the new york times to launch the character assassination on a topic like

we have a delay on the bypass hale up to the zoo. the average speed of 40. the delays is starting at beloit. 94 eastbound from the zoo into downtown 5 minutes. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. happening now, the authorities in italy are scrambling to find housing for the people affected by an earthquake. historic buildings. no one was trapped and no reports of serious injuries. >> a missile was headed to the mecca site. >> they were aiming at a nearby airport in saudi arabia. the missile launched by rebels from yemen and intercepted 40 miles from it is holiest city in islam. no damage from the missile launch. they have been fighting since last march. now this is the deepest missile strike into the country by the rebels. the saudi arabia military launched air strikes in retaliation. >> iraqi troops discover under some of the passages are wide enough for motorcycles. the u.s. troops have been helping the fighters to retake the city of isis. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:16. new this morning a giant shrine is on display in

delays northbound. 7 minutes through the construction zone from the hale up to the zoo. 41 southbound 12 minutes from highway q down to the zoo. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. con stluks on a new park n ride begins in the village of summit. it is expected to be done next summer. >> this morning greenfield police areoo here. officers say he's targeting elderly people in assisted living facilities. tim has the latest on this investigation. tim. >> greenfield police say they are getting a lot of tips after we shared the surveillance image with you at home. they have not arrested anyone yet for the robberies where they are targeting senior citizens. this man is using stolen credit assisted living senior parking garages. he offered to help to carry groceries an then taking the watt let from the 82 year old. that senior living facility reminding all the residents to be aware of their surroundings. >> thank you, tim. >> a cougar is spotted in wisconsin, where a woman is afraid to let her d night. >> going to distance, attracting hundreds of people to s

today's hearing is an update thank you to pg&e to report and so with that, i the call that barbara hale from the utilities commission. >> excuse me - i'll have to step out i'll not be able to stay but compliment barbara hale and others who worked on lighting the south of market dog patch and potrero hill and some of the dark areas and tell you when you add light it is significantly decreases car break-ins and mugings i want to express my gratitude for driving around district with me and allowing me to point out the dark spots barbara hale for power i'll go on the screen sfgovtv thank you. i think it pretty much all the topics supervisor wiener that you expressed the first two by the way, backward items 3 to six the performance issues and talk about you know sort of our emphasis areas for the future going forward here a quick snapshot on the ownership division you talked about you know most of the lights are owned by the city by the san francisco public utilities commission in particular and then by pg&e but as you can see there is an assortment of city and state and federal agencies tha

if you are headed out, from the hale up to the zoo, 5 minutes. then from the zoo on to downtown 5 minutes. no crashes being reporte freeways right now. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you very much. a warning this morning for local renters and homeowners after a robber dressed up like a utility worker. >> on the wi energy facebook page there is a link to the news report and with a message saying beware a. bay view woman was ordered to hand over money. hard hat at that time. he was wearing a reflective vest when knocking on the door. he identified himself as a wi energy worker. >> he just told me like you know what time it is. get down on the floor and give me your money. >> a second suspect ran into the home and got away with about $180. the victim is not hurt. you should you can call the utility to verify that person's identity. >> tim, thank you. 5:09. fighting to be second in command. >> two of the vice presidential nominees are getting ready for their first and only debate. >> forget the bus or the subway, 5:

reporting in hales corners, julie collins. fox 6 news.' all donations will go directly to the people in haiti - in fact some of the money is used to hire the haitians to rebuild their city. it's time for your news and weather together. three people are killed in an overnght crash near 2nd and clybourn. police say a 20-15 lexus ran a red light on 2nd street - driver with 3 passengers driving on clybourn. two people in the lexus ran off. the 3 passengers -- all women in their 30's -- died. at least two of the women are from illinois. the uber driver is expected to survive. police are searching for the men in the lexus. milwaukee police are investigating a homicide in the area of 38th and vienna. it happened just before one this morning. we're told a man in his 20's was shot inside a home. collapsing at the intersection of 35th and vienna. that's where he died. it's still unclear what led up to the shooting. police say they are working to identify a suspect. milwaukee police are investigating an afternoon shooting near 28th and fond du lac. t

dave stuart, chip hale gone. new details on the stadium showdown. the county trying to sell off chase field to a private investigator group. it has to be appraised. county officials say the process could be complete by the end of the month. >>> a beautiful stay in the valley. 94, made it to 86. we're in the 70s, cool willing for the 80s tomorrow after dipping into the 60s tonight. more on the forecast, what we'll be expecting as far as temperature go. >>> give it back, three city council members are demanding the pay out for a metro cee be denied. he had more than $315,000 in questionable expenses. council members saying they want the money dededucted from valley metro. >> there will be massive destruction. >> prepare for the worst. hurricane mathew is barreling toward the u.s. >> minutes to steal minutes. kim kardashian revealing the m kardshian. >>> anybody can be a hero and a busboy died it was -- decide it was his time. the victim giving the pictures, she had walked out of a restaurant when a guy asked for her cell phone but tried to grab her pu

. >>> and it didn't take long for the former diamondbacks manager chip hale to find a new job. he'll reunin serve as the third base coach. hale was on melvin's staff when he manageed the diamondbacks. >>> well, for the last two years, tony larussa had final say in all baseball-related matters, but now that responsibility rests ton shoulder of the general manager. larussa, in the meantime, has been given a lesser role on the team. to me, it seems like a slap in the face to this bledged. office, the first year there was some improvement, a dramatic improvement, the last year there was -- terrible fall- off. >> i'm not a hall of famer when it comes to, you know, working upstairs. >> and i'm thrilled he wants to be here. a lot will be determined by this general manager, but tony knows that and he is willing to give it a shot and it is him saying i am on board because i want to fix where we are today and >> and i have to admit that surprises me that tony would take a lesser role. this man has forgotten more baseball than most of us know. >> that is very true. >> and props to him for

>> reporter: chip hale's season is over. the firing of stewart marks the third g.m. hired and fired over the last 10 years. you can say the third set of g.m. and field managers fired over the last 10 years. the future of tony la russa is being discussed in what appears to be an role. this punt set up the los angeles rams that would be considered an upset for the cardinals. the bigger story is nobody expected in this all or nothing season for this team to start with a record of one win and three losses. drew stanton had to come in for an injured con cussed carson normalcy today. i talked to him a couple hours ago on how this national football team rolls on any given sunday. >> play every week that's it. 16 are scheduled. anybody can beat anybody in this league. every year there is a new team that the hot in the playoffs. nothing is garnlt -- guaranteesed that is the biggest thing. >> reporter: carson palmer was feeling better today but it remains to be seen if he will be ready. protocol. they are going to play thursday at the san francisco 49ers. when we return in spo

this is the by pas. 9 minutes from the hale up to the zoo. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> well, not looking too bad on the ground, it is just chilly. we chould use chili. >> yes, that sounds good. >> i'm noticing a little cloudy right now. the temperatures are boosting up once the sun comes out and the temperatures mid 40s in the morning and high of 52. the weekend is looking great. rain is not a problem until tuesday night. >> not bad at all. i will take a little bit of this we'll call this warm before long. take 12 news everywhere you go. >> "g.m.a." is up morning. >>> good morning, america. a charity dinner turns bitter overnight. >> here she is tonight, pretending not to hate catholics. >> donald trump gets booed. hillary clinton follows with her own act. >> it's amazing, i'm up here after donald. i di t a peaceful transition of power. >> just hours after trump doubles down on his election stance. >> and i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> and the clinton c

i'm talking about dave stewart, along with manager tim hale. team 12, of course, all over both of these stories, and coop is joining us right now. coop, not really a shocker, what we saw today. d-backs cleaning house after, i guess, what could be classified as a horrible season. >> that's putting it mildly for you know, absolutely, after a very disappointing season, one that failed to even come close to meeting the excitement and lofty expectations, the diamondbacks waste little time cleaning house, parting ways with, like you said, general manager dave stewart and chip hale both hired by hall of famer, whose status with the diamondbacks is still up in the air. >> tony is an icon of the game. the results so far don't make him any less of an icon. he's in a different position it was one that he was aggressively interested in. he's a highly-competitive guy. i think he's given it everything that he could give it. i think we owe it to tony to continue to talk about how we might be able to go forward together, and we're going to continue to -- you k

a silver alert has been issued for an 83-year old hales corners man. and he left his nursing home, "park hills west" at eleven this morning ?in an employee's vehicle? and hasn't been seen since. authorities say his vision is poor and he has some cognitive impairments. he was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt, a khaki hat and glasses. if you see edward wruck, please contact police. 3 the family of andrew ounkham has offered a statement of thanks. andrew is the 10-year old who disappeared for about half a day in waukesha sunday night. an all-out search was launched and eventually, andrew was found safe. ounkham family and the waukesha police and fire department would like to express their gratitude to the hundreds of volunteers and public safety professionals that helped search for and locate andrew." they went on to thank the news media and quote "our social media partners" for getting the word out and keeping the public informed. 3 a mild day in early october. the sun finally broke through some cloud cover. chief meteorologist drew burgoyne is here w

the first item an sfpuc update barbara hale. >> good afternoon barbara hale assistant general manager for power i want to talk about our cleanpowersf with respect to enforcement and on the procurement regulatory requirement first on the enrollment our program continues to successfully service customers over 8 thousand customer location we're actively serving 74 hundred locations have had a few converges opt out since the may enrollment period so we are now at a 2 percent opt out rate for the may enrollment group our fall enrollment efforts through way are experiencing a very low opt out rate as well 1.2 percent we received an additional three hundred and 67 upgrades to supergreen a result of one of the roach community thanks to the communications go group and to our partners in the stakeholder community that is up from 200 and 42 upgrades to supergreen on october 11th customers continue to sign for the future enrollment owl recall that we are totter the first quarter of calendar year 2017 for the next round of enrollment 200 and 92 exercises couped u cued up that's the enrollments rep

the first item an sfpuc update barbara hale. >> good afternoon barbara hale assistant general manager for power i want to talk about our cleanpowersf with respect to enforcement and on the procurement regulatory requirement first on the enrollment our program continues to successfully service customers over 8 thousand customer location we're actively serving 74 hundred locations have had a few converges opt out since the may enrollment period so we are now at a 2 percent opt out rate for the may enrollment group our fall enrollment efforts through way are experiencing a very low opt out rate as well 1.2 percent we received an additional three hundred and 67 upgrades to supergreen a result of one of the roach community thanks to the communications go group and to our partners in the stakeholder community that is up from 200 and 42 upgrades to supergreen on october 11th customers continue to sign for the future enrollment owl recall that we are totter the first quarter of calendar year 2017 for the next round of enrollment 200 and 92 exercises couped u cued up that's the enrollments rep

live in hales corners, i'm adrienne pedersen, wisn 12 news. kathy: president obama clears the way for federal funds to flow to north carolina after hurricane matthew. patrick: the money is meant for people affected by the storm. the disaster declaration provides help for residents of 10 counties in north carolina. the state is dealing with flooding, and there are concerns about dams. floodwaters left people stranded. rescuers were called in. 20 deaths are being blamed on the storm. in florida, a judge agreed to extend the voter deadline a day because of the hurricane. a longer extension could be considered. joyce: a clown prank in winnebago county leaves two parents behind bars, arrested on suspicion of child neglect. this is dash camera video from the menasha police department, showing two men dressed in costume, standing on the side of the road early friday morning. police say the pair had been chasing cars. they discovered one of the men, and a woman who was driving them around, had left their four-year-old child home alone for hours to tak

two short years ago, chip hale emerged from a candidates as the new manager. he was as as tony larussa put it, the best candidate. today he was fired. owner kendrick says, quote, i want to redefine his role, so a search is on for a new gm for the hometown baseball team. as for the cardinals, rougher day losing to the rams, even rougher day for carson palmer. he is in the concussion protocol. defensive linemen for the rams. watch the head whiplash to the ground, serious stuff, dazed of course and coming off the field. he would not return. drew stanton would replace him the rest of the way, could very well continue to play. he took most of the reps. carson palmer felt a little bit better today. here's bruce arians after practice on the status of his starting quarterback. >> yeah, he got better last night, and improved i talked to him last night and his wife, and, you know, like i said it's all up to the doctors. >> he's obviously a friend first and foremost and then a teammate, so his overall well-being is of the utmost concern for me. carson is a true professio

police say 83-year-old edward wruck took an employee's car from his assisted living facility, in hales corners. 12 news spoke to the group home owner's husband, who said wruck just manage to sneak out. john: that's the only thing we can think of. because all the alarms were on. and one of my employee's cars was taken. the keys? i don't know how he got them, but he got them. kathy: that car he took, a 2011 black, gmc terrain, from the park hills assisted living facility in hales corners. the license plate is 143-yrb. if you have any information or see the car, do contact police. joyce: brown deer police release this squad video. showing a police officer shooting two pit bulls, as they attacked two teenage girls. the dogs belonged to the family of one of the girls. 12 news' nick bohr is live at the brown deer police department, where the chief says the dogs' owner could still face charges. nick? nick: joyce, the chief fears the chief says it could have been much worse, if he did not act as quickly as he did to stop those dogs. we will show you the video right now, the officer running up

he brough stewart and hale to the team in 20- 14. the diamondbacks have missed the playoffs five seasons in a row. a dog stops traffic.. as it a dog stops traffic.. as it runs loose on the u-s 95 monday afternoon. take a look at this video caught on our traffic camera.. part of the freeway was shut down near eastern. people stopped their cars and some even got out and tried to help the pup. after a 10 minute chase.. it looked like the pup ran down an exit ramp.. but neither highway patrol nor animal control could tell us if the fdog ran away or was meantime.. this poor pup is having a hard time too. meantime.. this poor pup is having a hard time too. tuesdays are really tough.. andthis tiny gorgi is just trying to make his way through the week. the struggle is real.. and we feel you little guy. dogs don't have to be german to dogs don't have enjoy octoberfest.... where can take your furry friend to enjoy the season's best. there's a lot of power in a woman's slippers... i mean have you ever had some one shake their slipper at you? te

i just got off the phone with hales corners police. not too long ago. and no one has seen edward wruck, or the car that he drove off in, when he left this we want to show you a picture of what wruck looks like. because police want everyone to keep an eye out for him or the car. he is 83 years-old and wears glasses. he's 5'11 and 160 pounds. and might still be wearing a khaki hat and sweatshirt. that he left in. police say he left the park hills west group home, in one of the worker's black, gmc terrain suv. it has wisconsin plates, 143- yrb. wondering, how this could've happened? 12 news spoke to the owner's husband. and here's what he told us. john: we believe he snuck out, when somebody was coming in. that's the only thing we can think of. because all the alarms were on. and one of my employee's cars was taken. the keys? i don't know how he got them. but he got them, and just got out. up for talking when i stopped by the home couple of hours ago. if you see him or the black gmc terrain, conduct -- contact police. patrick: we are following breaking new

hazen will replace dave stewart - who was fired along with manager chip hale.. after the regular season ended. the arizona the arizona cardinals - looking to get back to 500 on the season... with a big test tonight at home agains the new york jets...team 12's bryan west - live out in glendale this morning... where the ?? toss to morning juice ?? here's hoping the arizona cardinals take care of business tonight... and bring home a much needed win against the jets. and while they're at it... they might just try a new ?thing that buffalo bills quarterback tyrod taylor is up to... after tossing a touchdown in sidelines for something other than gatorade. mouthwash. yes... tyrod taylor. trying to get minty fresh on the sidelines for the guys in the huddle... or postgame interviews... or ... something... donald trump - just can't catch a break from saturday night live...earlier we showed you how he was taken apart on snl's debate...well...now it's melania's turn to get after him... sort of...snl put on a spooof from 'lemonade'.it's called "melanianade"-- and featured s

it is stop and go into the construction zone and 7 minutes 894 northbound from the hale up to the zoo. this is the only delay out there. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> 6:02. donald trump is responding to new allegations against the presidential candidate. groped them decades ago. we are live in washington with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, ben. donald trump campaign is saying that the story is an attempt to smear donald trump. two women are claiming that donald trump groped them inappropriately. the other said that trump kissed trump is saying that the article is fiction and for the new york times to launch the character assassination on a topic like this is dangerous. clinton campaign responded saying that the stories sadly fits everything that we know about the way that donald trump has treated women. now the paper spoke directly with donald trump by phone about the claims, he told them quote none of this ever took place. live in this morning." >> thank you. clinton's team is dealing with more campaign emails released through w

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i'm barbara hale. i'm going to talk about five topics. enrollment in our program and some facts that we have solidified and we have new staff and materials from our outreach efforts. first offer enrollment, i'm very happy to report that the program continues to successfully operate. we are serving 7300 active locations. we have no additional customer opt outs for about a week now. we are at a steady 1.9% opt out. very low. our fall enrollments are under way a continue. we have sent 64700 enrollment notices. what we are talking about doing here is going from 7300 to 67400. so quite a big jump. >> and if we continue to have that 1.9% opt out rate, that's a huge jump. >> that's a big jump, yes. and so far we've only had 0.4% of the customers we sent notices to opt out. that's how we started with our may enrollment. we started with two notices so far. we are going to send out two more as required by state law. for main enrollment we had a low number at the start and it grew to 1.9. we expect a similar kind of increase as the notifications get

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northbound from the hale up to the zoo. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." >> let's begin with the forecast. sal? sally: sunrise 7:20. a fair amount of clouds later today and tomorrow. a few mid 30s in the north woods and it is clearer, but overall we have a fair amount of clouds statewide. you are seeing the holes trying to open for us, with the chilly air aloft in the atmosphere, a fair amount of clouds for the day, and the clouds are thinning some into the afternoon. you are seeing a steady and slow climb to around 49-50 degrees they swing about and becoming south tonight. warm up tomorrow and how long the 60s will be around. >> 6:33. putting the spotlight on local kids and crime in your neighborhood. a coalition trying to revamp milwaukee's juvenile justice system will make an announcement today. youth justice milwaukee will release recommendations for changes to the system. troubled male offenders are currently sent to lincoln hills in north ce

from haiti to hales corners. how people here are helping people battered by hurricane matthew. tonight at ten - do you know how much your car is worth? this guy thought he did...until his car was in an accident. i everything....and the reason the kelly blue book value may be way off. a contact 6 report, tonight at ten. adlib to wx weather partly cloudy tonight as the wind shifts around to the northwest with a lows in the low-to-mid 40s. mostly sunny and cooler on monday with a high in the middle 50s. rain chances return tuesday and especially wednesday, where we could pick up over 0.50" to the upper 40s to low 50s. tonight: partly cloudy. low: 43 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny and cooler. high: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: for showers. am low: 37 high: 52 wind: e 5-10 mph wednesday:cloudy and windy with rain likely. am low: 46 high: 49 am low: 45 high: 54 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. breezy. am low: 44 high: 60 wind: sw 10-20 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. am low: perfect fall weather - no packer game - and halloween right around the

a semi jackknifes in the hale interchange this morning, closing some lanes for a few hours today. just before noon, the semi jackknifed, blocking the ramp from "eye"-8-94 to "eye"-43 north, 8-94 east. after about two hours the scene was cleared and traffic was back moving again. a second semi jackknifed on mile road in racine county. this crash happened right at noon today. it took sheriff's deputies about two and a half hours to clear the road, and all lanes are back open. and three vehicles are involved in a crash near teutonia and cornell this morning. no other details were released, including the cause of the crash or any injuries to those in the vehicles. cold, damp, and windy out there this is video from st. francis just before noon. a cold rain was a reminder that fall can be wicked at times. that rain was coming down pretty hard today, which made for a messy morning commute. how much more should we expect? weather expert tom wachs joins us from the weather office with the latest. of rain today - totals over an inch and a half for much of the area. lingering showers will fi

i'm barbara hale. i'm going to talk about five topics. enrollment in our program and some facts that we have solidified and we have new staff and materials from our outreach efforts. first offer enrollment, i'm very happy to report that the program continues to successfully operate. we are serving 7300 active locations. we have no additional customer opt outs for about a week now. we are at a steady 1.9% opt out. very low. our fall enrollments are under way a continue. we have sent 64700 enrollment notices. what we are talking about doing here is going from 7300 to 67400. so quite a big jump. >> and if we continue to have that 1.9% opt out rate, that's a huge jump. >> that's a big jump, yes. and so far we've only had 0.4% of the customers we sent notices to opt out. that's how we started with our may enrollment. we started with two notices so far. we are going to send out two more as required by state law. for main enrollment we had a low number at the start and it grew to 1.9. we expect a similar kind of increase as the notifications get

police need your help finding a missing person in hales corners. edward wruck left his nursing home in an employee's vehicle. he was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt, khaki hat and glasses. he's believed to be driving a black g-m-c terrain. if you see him.. call police at 414-529-6140. police still searching for 4 men who walked into a milwaukee walmart armed with guns early this morning.police say the crew stormed into the store on capitol drive just t-v's before taking off in a minivan. police recovered the t-v's near 38th and richards. one suspect was caught . no employees were injured. a teen from neenah remains in critical condition after being shot several times in ohio. 18-year-old alex melchert, who just started his first year in college, was driving with a friend sunday morning.. when he pulled over to use the restroom. witnesses at the rest stop say the teen walked back to his car.. when a man on a park bench started shooting. storm team 4 now.... hurricane matthew continues it's path.. today it's over haiti. matthew's path is headed t

that's the failed shelby miller trade and chip hale caused the building it up. they've gone through four managers in 10 years. >> we didn't see the trendline at the present moving in the right direction. the most easy and direct stick is the numbers of wins and losses. we weren't comfortable with them going in that direction. >> let's talk football. you can catch the cardinals game on thursday cards are in san francisco. loser holds sole possession of last place. >> cards need to that's the theme, carson palmer is in concussion protocol. they're not going know if thursday. >> stanton will play if palmer doesn't. >> last game is behind and unfortunately, i didn't do what i hoped to do and what i thought i was going to do. now it's time to move on and prepare for san francisco and win a division game. >> we need good news. sun devils trying to shake off the loss and manny leaves limping and it's not, ucla this saturday at 7:30 p.m. >> it's not for an extended period of time. he's out of the his boot and that stuff. we'll see, the good news, it wasn't significant.