doctor kaspar passed away last year and donated his collection to the museum. wisconsin's 400-plus spider species are all represented--- as are thousands of spiders from around the world. a zoo in seattle-- letting local kids and even the animals get in on the halloween celebrations. the zoo this weekend where kids get candy and participate in all sorts of halloween activities.. as for the animals-- the hippos got pumpkins... which they kind of carved with their teeth.. grizzlies, penguins, otters and other animals get to take part in the annual pumpkin bash as well. it may be the sweetest bachelor party story ever. a groom-to-be and his friends spend part of their festivities rescuing a dog they found wandering in the woods. the guys named her annie-- and she didn't seem to have any owners. into the woods where they found her seven puppies... knox, bear, daisy, gunner, brimmy, finn and rosie -- all in need of medical attention. all of the pups are will be a game 6!" now at 5- cubs win - the world series now heading into game six tomorrow night. we've got react

jack kaspar, a long-time professor at uw-oshkosh and an avid spider collector. tom erdman, museum curator : "he had started collecting in the 1950's, late 40's, mainly in wisconsin, so we have the whole long run of collecting in wisconsin, we know where spiders started, when they first appeared here, we can look and see, well here's a spider that isn't here anymore."before dr. kaspar passed away last december, he agreed to donate his collection to the species are all represented--- as are thousands of spiders from around the world. tom erdman, museum curator : "so we have things from indonesia, we have things from india, we have things from africa that he's gone through, that students sent him."stored in ethanol to keep them fresh and flexible, the spiders will be used for research and teaching. tom erdman, museum curator : "we're the only institution in the system where the kids have that much hands on experience." the university of wisconsin - green bay. its spider collection is usually not open to the public, but some group tours can be arranged. in the tech

. >> as we look at the future kaspar will actually be cooler tomorrow. in the morning, a little bit of fog. this is across the eastern plains. you could see that set up in denver. then it will be clear across the state. there's a cut of moisture out here. rain showers behind it, but that holdcroft rides and goes to the northern parts of colorado and into wyoming, and montana. a cooldown is coming tuesday and in thursday's into the 70s. 60s in the mountains, 68 for aspen and 75 out there in grand junction tomorrow. overnight, mostly clear. breeze blowing 45 in the city. tomorrow, more sunshine in a dry day. a big bronco game tomorrow, if you are going, 73 at take off and 69 by the 4th quarter. monday night it will be in the fifth starting at 6 pm it is 57 and drops down to 51 degrees. the rest of the forecast tonight, after a seven did -- 75 degree high, it will cool off into the 60s tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. it is still above normal, so that's good. >> are you fishing? >> i hope to. (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done. but when it came t

doctor kaspar passed away last year and donated his collection to the museum. wisconsin's 400-plus spider species are all represented--- as are thousands of spiders from around the world. getting into the spirit of halloween is easier than ever ...thanks to our smartphones. rich demuro has the spooky apps to get you started. costume... all you need next... is your phone. there are apps to help you do everything from pick the perfect party music... to tracking your kids while they trick or treat. nats... halloween... this halloween...put your smartphone to scary good use with these apps. starting with next door... the social network for neighborhoods has a feature called treat map... mark your home with a virtual piece of candy corn... and neighbors know youre giving out candy. hosting look around to find the streets with the highest concentration of candy givers... nats... halloween keep an eye on your little ghouls and ghosts as they make their way around your neighborhood... with the track & treat app from glympse. it uses gps to show you where your kids are