kathy: i had the pleasure of spending ? kathy: the maestro is going out with gusto. mozart's marriage of figaro is a favorite. where do you think you pull your style -- >> i am dutch. we are serious. the truth matters to us. truth and how we play, what we say. ? why he is giving up the time-consuming post as music director. eight years ago, a move from hong kong to get closer to his wife's family brought him to madison. at the same time, the milwaukee symphony needed a music director. it was meant to be. >> from the first downbeat to the end of the concert, it was clear to me that this would be a really good thing. ? has adopted another. >> i am an avid fan of the green bay packers. ? kathy: music, as in sports, there is passion and teamwork. >> use of the play -- you set the pace. you set the tempo. you let them use what they have. on the green bay packers? >> aaron rodgers. kathy: seriously, he stresses -- >> it's not about me. it is about mozart, beethoven. without them, i would be waving my hands in the air to nothing. and it is about the orchestra. ? kathy: afte

kathy: they mentioned that in the movie. probably not a good idea to take the harley to work tomorrow. joyce: mark, there is a pretty good chance of rain for all of us. mark: it will be slow going and on the slippery side. we are going to get rain at some point tomorrow. i think it rains everywhere and southeastern wisconsin. it is dry in milwaukee and really warm. for september at 10:00 at night, to have a temperatur dew point of 72, and it feels like 88 degrees, that is pretty remarkable. the southwesterly wind at eight miles per hour. sheboygan, rain coming down right now, 70 degrees, dew point 69. there has been plenty of rain, and it comes with wave after wave after wave, and you can see it here in our northern counties and back out to the west. some spots sitting at two inches already. we have saturated soil and we don't want any more rain throughout the night, but more is coming. that is why i have some concern that we will be dealing with flooding, maybe some flash flooding, throughout the night. flood watches are ou

kathy: thanks. we need a break. an outpouring of support tonight for a local man trying to help others. joyce: how his van full of donations was destroyed. it is now being replaced by some big-hearted neighbors. kathy: and she is the other , woman running for president. we'll tell you why there is now a warrant to arrest green party candidate jill stein. >> hey, everybody. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, we'll take you to the grand opening of a restaurant that already has fans all across wisconsin. and we'll be on weather watch as dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. i've read russ feingold's plan. he goes after the terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a tough, an to protect america. russ vo: i'm russ feingold and i presented

kathy: president barack obama is callin embrace open societies. in his final speech to the united nations' general assembly the president talked about , whether nations should work together or deal with their own affairs. in calling for nations being more open, he also took an apparent swipe at republican presidential nominee donald trump's plan to build a wall along the mexican border. >> today a nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself. so the answer cannot be a simple kathy: the president also addressed pressing world issues such as the civil war in syria. joyce: the head of the company that makes epi-pens plans to defend the skyrocketing cost of the emergency allergy drug tomorrow on capitol hill. a house committee has released the prepared remarks from mylan ceo heather bresch. the company has come under fire since the cost of epipens sword, rising from $100 in 2009 to $600 today. bresch has said the price rose as the company made the drug available to families, not just have called for ways to increase competition to drive prices do

kathy: how regular people are hoping to save lives. tonight peter feigin, the president of the milwaukee bucks, is expressing some regret over recent comments about the city. joyce: wisn 12 news' christina palladino is live. christina, the new york native took to the radio tonight to clear the air. >> peter feigin says the silver lining is that his comments created immense awareness. this all started last week while he was trying to promote and encourage people to check out the new arena here once it's finished. back controversial comments he recently made about the city his organization is trying to transform. >> it wasn't my intention to characterize the entire community as overtly racist. you know, i regret the fact that i made a gross generalization. >> feigin was on wisn radio's the mark belling show this afternoon explaining what he meant during a speech he gave last week to the madison rotary club. feigin was the guest speaker, encouraging folks to check we have got to reattach a lot of the citizens of the state of wi wisconsin

as kathy said, a security blanket indeed. if you would like to volunteer for the art therapy program at aurora cancer care in grafton. the next meeting is one week from tonight. kathy: a pregnant woman's t-shirt is going viral. patrick joins us with stories people are talking about online. patrick: her shirt is spreading a message of hope and awareness. take a look. autumn safely was stopped by a stranger in a store in texas. that stranger wanted to take a picture of the shirt she was wearing. it is a heart over her pregnant stomach that reads you're that means she is pregnant after having lost a child in a miscarriage. the woman who took the picture also had a miscarriage and was inspired by the shirt. >> it is god's way of showing his glory. honestly, it is just like, hey, this is something beautiful and something that people need to hear, a story of hope and perseverance. patrick: the facebook post has been shared more than 30,000 times. an update to the story of a millionaire librarian. robert morin worked at the no one k

kathy: thank you. looking ahead, the very first group of milwaukee police community service officers will graduate tomorrow afternoon. the ceremony will take place at the police academy near teutonia and mill. the class of six women e they will work at district stations on non-felony, lower -priority calls, including non-injury car accidents and vandalism. chief flynn also said today he will leave it up to the state attorney general and the milwaukee county district attorney to decide whether to release video of the fatal police shooting that set off the unrest in sherman park. the state has finished its investigation into the shooting of sylville smith and forwarded its case to the d.a. >> when you put that video out, people who are predisposed to see wrong-doing will see wrong-doing. people predisposed to say, well he did what he had to do, that's what they'll see. and the people in the middle we , we don't know. kathy: it's up to the d.a. to decide whether anyone will be criminally charged in smith'

kathy: new tonight, no more colectivo coffee at the airport. the local coffee maker is closing its three kiosks at mitchell international. colectivo ended its agreement with the operation company that had run the kiosks since 2009. tradition in la crosse, the slicing of the golden brat. members of the american legion began cooking the eight-foot-long sausage late last night. it weighs around 90 pounds and is topped with sauerkraut. proceeds from the brat go to the legion's programs for veterans and children. new at 6:00, you'll soon see these familiar blue barrels around town. kathy: this year's food for families campaign officially kicked off today. workers at the hunger task force loaded up the trucks to deliver the food barrels to spots all the campaign raises a half a million to one million pounds of food every season. that food is delivered to homeless shelters and emergency food pantries. >> milwaukee has a long-standing tradition of serving people and making sure they get healthy food. kathy: the food for families campaign runs through d

kathy: a kid-napping case is in a goat kidnapping. last month a baby goat, named heineken, that lives and entertains at a nursing home in mount calvary went missing. police put out an alert. in a couple of days they got a , tip to check out a home in sheboygan county. they found heineken and returned him to the nursing home. three teenagers came clean and have been charged with theft. one told police he was heartbroken that his pet goat had died and he just wanted a new one. joyce: a new drug is killing people in our area and officials worry it may get worse. wisn 12's ben wagner investigates the dangers of a drug known on the streets as pinky. heroin. and it's just now got our local medical examiners worried. >> we had no idea what u47-700 was. >> its scientific name is u47-700. its street name is pinky. the synthetic opioid killed two people in racine county over the summer and one in kenosha county last year. before then, racine county medical examiner michael payne had never heard of it. >> this is not a safe drug. this will kill

kathy: thanks, dan. a disturbing amount of rats running through the streets of chicago may have met their match. joyce: the new weapon the city is using to combat their rodent charlotte, north carolina. police in riot gear and protestors blocking roads after an officer-involved shooting earlier today.

kathy: you may see a new sign around germantown. it's a eight-by-eight red reflective sign meant to protect firefighters. the sign means that specific building has a roof or floor with light weight trusses. it's pieces of light weight would held together with a metal plate often found in new construction. that means the thin material fails quickly causing roof , collapses. the fire chief says the sign will help firefighters to know the best way to gh rescue the people, but we have to know this because it tells us about how long we have for what we have above us. kathy: the signs are required on commercial and industrial buildings with three or more units. joyce: police in san diego confirm an officer shot and killed a mentally ill black man one minute after arriving at the site. abc's lauren lyster has a picture of the scene moments before the shooting. an unarmed black man was shot and killed by a police officer they are. >> did you shoot him? >> this comes on the heels of outrage over the police shootings of black men in charlotte

kathy: then, the friday night lights were shining bright on honor a staff member on the kathy: a mom in arizona went the scared straight route to teach her 3-year-old daughter the daughter unbuckled her seat belt during a ride home. so she called police. officers showed up and taught her daughter an important lesson. apparently, the plan worked. the little girl has promised it won't happen again. kathy: his job is to keep this high school football team in michigan hydrated. this weekend, it was his time to shine. robbie is the water boy for the wildcats. on friday, his team and their opponents arranged a secret play. the special needs teen ran the ball right into the endzone. cancer, watched from the bleachers. >> this team has been instrumental in helping me get him to practice while i'm at chemo it takes a village to raise my son and this village has really been outstanding. kathy: robbie has been standing on the sidelines with the team mark: rain is coming down as we of the evening hours, which is good news. we will have an update at 6:00. they say a lot of things about rain. (eng

joyce: ok, you going to pull that jacket out tomorrow, kathy? kathy: no. lindsey: it will be ok as long as you can deal with the upper 50's in the morning. a lot of sunshine, so that is good. kathy: i might get a scarf. joyce: thank you for your >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tom hanks. and music from kaleo. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i'm happy that you are happy. i really am. i will say, you picked a great night to join us. tom hanks is here tonight.

kathy: >>. -- rice. kathy: we are learning more about apple's new iphone set to be revealed tomorrow. patrick is tracking what people are talking about. patrick: most aspects of the iphone 7 will remain a mystery until tomorrow's apple live event. but industry experts predict that the new phone will have an improved camera, with a dual lens system. they also speculate the new phone will not have a headphone jack. new wireless headphones. you can also look for updates on the operating system, and new versions of the apple watch and macbook pro. if you think you have a bad neighbor, listen to this dispute. police were called to a home in tennessee for reports of a gunfire. john higdon told authorities he was shooting at people hiding in the woods behind his home. deputies didn't find anyone and arrested him for reckless endangerment. authorities say while he was in jail, his neighbor knocked down his house with a backhoe. >> i ain't ever seen nobody who can go and push someone's house down. i just want, i

kathy: plus, why l.s.u.'s all-american running back isn't the only weapon the badgers have opener just three days away. patrick: and, the new look uniforms the badgers will wear for saturday's game at lambeau field. dan needles is in next with big 12 sports. right now here are tonight's winning lottery numbers. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, opportunity for middle class kids would disappear. ron johnson's not for students. not for wisconsin. ? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero

kathy: that is absolutely exceptional. joyce: gloomy today but we just , barely made it to 70 today. kathy: it will be a little warmer tomorrow. lindsey: warmer tomorrow, but rain returns for friday. sunshine, mid 70's or so. it will be cold in the morning. we will track some storms for friday. the weekend at this point is looking clear. you can make those plans. i know that this is not wisconsin, but tropical storm julia crashing on south carolina. it is just sitting there in the days, so that is why there are tropical storm warnings in effect for those areas. our next weather system it is the one i'm expecting for friday. as you can see, in the clear. nothing will bother us over the next 36 hours, just a few clouds, no showers to worry about. let's check out the latest future cast. overnight to night tonight and tomorrow morning, some hint we could see patchy fog. yo five minutes earlier. if it is not, you will be early for work and your boss will be happy. the rest of your thursday, nice sunshine, areas to the north, cl

kathy: there you go. patrick: musk says the cost to go to mars would be around $200,000 a person and would take about 30 days to get there. joyce: that first group will pay $200,000 to in sports, which team made the biggest jump in the operation football poll. kathy: plus, how mason crosby overcame the struggles that announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: mason crosby is the packers all-time leading scorer, and he ranks 41st on the nfl all-time scoring list. 12 sports stephen watson has our exclusive one-on-one with the packers kicker. turns to every season, just like they are in player careers. how tough was that to stay mentally strong to get to where you are today? >> i think about 2012 all the time. if you do something on enough, there will always be a bump in the road. there will always be a moment where it will make you stronger or break you. since 2012, i feel like it is a first art feel really good with how i do things in the off-season, my preparation moving into the season. i feel l

kathy: it's milwaukee rally time. the harley davidson museum is brimming with bikers from all over north america. and that is not all. there are rides, activities, and the rally marks the 113th year for the iconic homegrown company that proves once again it loves to celebrate the loyalty of its customers. bill davidson tells me it also shows how time flies. >> i remember when we had the 100th in 2003, and here we are talking about the 115th. it will be big, i promise. i guarantee. and there will be rider s from all over the world. kathy: meantime, riders will have a full slate of events scheduled this weekend. patrick: an invention like no other. this light bulb does more than shine some light. it can live stream movies and pictures from your phone. coming up, how it works and the price tag attached. mark: head outside and take a look. northern lights across southeastern wisconsin. how long that will last, coming up. patrick: then a university what georgetown is offering certain descendants of slaves. and after last w

kathy: thank you, mark. new on wisn 12, students will be able free basketball game and it 10 or. -- basketball game thanks to the milwaukee bucks. the team today donated more than 300 tickets to the boys and girls club of dane county. the tickets include owner wes edens personal courtside seats for $10 home games. >> sports is such a great connector and you know sitting courtside in the nba is a wonderful experience for a kid that has really put themselves out there in terms of the criteria that they have in the organization and it's a wonderful way to reward them. to madison students who have high marks in gpa, attendance, and behavior. joyce: the bucks opened training camp in madison today. dan: they did. why that will change in the near future. plus, the packers get some time off early in the season which , will give their kicker plenty ? dan: jason kidd says the bucks will be a completely different team this year, with potentially six new faces on the roster and khris middleton sidelined for most of the

kathy: thanks. on that march from newschopper 12. >> you can see on the far right side of this green, the construction site for the new milwaukee bucks home. it looks like a couple of dozen marchers and motorcycles. milwaukee police not far away across the street. i will continue to keep an i on start to march. back to you. patrick: thank you. we're following breaking news. milwaukee's police chief talks about violent crime in the city. as nick mentioned, milwaukee just saw its deadliest month in 25 years. police say the city had 24 homicides in august. that's the highest total since july 1991. milwaukee's murder rate was higher than chicago's, which saw 90 homicides last month. late this afternoon, the chief made a plea to those who have been protesting in sherman park to turn their attention instead to stopping the violence. >> who are most vocal in their criticisms of the police department to lend some of their energy and some of their concern to the extraordinary rates of violent crime afflictin

kathy: plus, go inside uber's self-driving car. where the test program is just russ fnarrator: listen toeingold 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. not for wisconsin. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: david bakhtiari's new nfl. the fourth-year pro signed a four-year extension with the packers saturday night reportedly worth just under $52 million. bakhtiari hasn't been named all-pro, or even invited to a pro bowl yet, achievements that usually go to the best tackles in the game. but bakhtiari says his only goal is to help his team win a super bowl, and no amount of money is going to change his approach. >> it is n

kathy: there will be a bar and pro-shop. the county parks will present their plan for approval to the county executive and board this winter. the goal is to open the dome by november of next year oktoberfest mke year. it is oktoberfest in milwaukee but it sure looks like bavaria. but it sure looks like bavaria. pere marquette park has been , transformed into a beer garden, complete with an authentic festival tent and hofbrau brew on tap. the fun continues til 11:00 tonight. many police departments say body cameras can help build trust in their communities and reduce complaints. change is dramatic. the difference they are making and whether it is a good one. mark: it's weird to see, but i'm looking to the east for our rain. when this big storm finally gets out of here next in weather , watch 12. joyce: a new olympic snub for ryan lochte. where he spent the day, and where the rest of the american medal winners got to go instead. ? kathy: lady gaga already has tons of honors. now she's getting one of the darien: why have the la

kathy: then, monuments around d.c. looking a little dirty. what's causing the grime and why >> stay tuned for operation football. patrick: that's right. it's friday night operation football. don' woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. patrick: it doesn't happen often college football at lambeau tomorrow. the wisconsin badgers are playing the lsu tigers in green bay. while the city has been preparing for all the people, espn has been working to set up for the broadcast. it's a 90-person operation with six production trucks. lambeau holds about 80,000 people. the game is sold out. you can watch the wisconsin-lsu game only right here on wisn 12. kickoff is at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. then, stay tuned for the season premiere of big 12 sports saturday at 6:30. dan needles and drew olson will be live at lambeau with the badge

kathy: coming up, the impact it's having on the community. we have their stories, plus the latest local numbers. kathy: plus, a new clue in the mystery of the exploding fitchburg home. what investigators say happened russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want be a doctor! russ feingold: you think girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. you should be paid the same boys? yogirl 1:d definitely.d girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agreed: wewith you -ed and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! i approve this message. patrick: heartbroken families kathy: as wisn 12 news' adrienne pedersen shows us, they're using international awareness day to call attention to this local problem. >> he would c

kathy: when this will stop. mark: we are on the tail and of the rain, but that has already cause some problems. that is the nature of flash flooding. it comes up and goes down quickly, but this is the exact location he was 15-20 minutes ago. it is truly amazing. you see people do this, and i want to rip up my hair out, what little i have. this is what you're going to be you will get stuck in those flooded roads, and worse at times. if it's flowing, it can pick up your car and take you away. you have to be smart. do not go into those flooded roadways. it is much nicer now, still raining, but not nearly that crazy rain we had. to racine we go. here at columns. this is the rain moving in for this is why a flash flood warning has been issued for racine as well. you are going to see really heavy rain. it will not last long, but watch out for racine and kenosha flash flooding. milwaukee, waukesha county, 8:45 p.m., still some flooded roads and rain coming down. stay away from low-lying areas. that warning goes until 8

kathy: we have a final look at your forecast next. patrick: mark: the national hurricane center says it is official. the hurricane is making landfall now. it never got a huge strengthening, but nevertheless it is still a hurricane and will cause big problems. this is heading right towards tallahassee. the possibility of tornadoes tonight and tomorrow, and flooding rains. this will impact our weather in a good way. place across the country, so i pressure is in control and stays in control through monday. >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, winona ryder, casey wilson, "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from yg. and now, in the meantime, here's jimmy kimmel! ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my name is jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

kathy: showers today before starting to dry out. meteorologist lindsey slater, is see the cooler air. -- just about gone. you see the cooler air. right now, 64 degrees. getting into the 40's and minnesota. i don't expect that for a while. the cold front is filtering in cooler air right now. tomorrow morning, you see those clouds near the 7:00 a.m. bar? take a look at your screen. that's my note for fog. there may be some patchy fog early tomorrow morning, especially low-lying areas. you might need to set the alarm early. the kids should have their sweaters with them in the morning. by the afternoon, cool near 67. your t.v. with the wisn 12 news mobile app. download the free app to access interactive radar and the latest videocast from our weather watch 12 team. >> we do not expect this kind of chaos day everyday single day day in and day. ,joyce: pokemon go, going too far? the milwaukee county board got an earful from those for and against the popularity of the game in lake park. wisn 12 news' tim elliott has more on both sides of t

kathy: thanks. new tonight, republican legislators are asking wisconsin's attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate who leaked secret john doe documents related to the governor's recall campaign. hundreds of pages from the investigation were leaked to the guardian, a british newspaper. the documents show governor walker solicited business executives to donate to the outside group wisconsin club for the governor addressed the leak publicly for the first time today. >> they've consistently ruled that this was a baseless investigation. this is old news. this has been cleared up multiple times. the facts are clear. you want to argue about something that's already been discussed in the courts because people didn't win in the courts . they want to have a discussion and give out bits and pieces of information. kathy: office says it's currently reviewing its options. joyce: commitment 2016 coverage, the health of the presidential candidates was the focus on the campaign trail. during a

kathy: thanks. new at 6:00 increasing milwaukee a group of supervisors plan to introduce legislation to increase milwaukee county's living wage to $15 an hour by 2022. the increase would affect anyone affiliated with the county including courthouse and airport , workers. >> if we believe our economy should work for everyone, that means every workers should be able to afford the basic needs and provide for the family. kathy: county executive chris abele supports the proposal. joyce: from traffic watch 12, one of the busiest ramps in the close long term. beginning saturday morning, the ramp from southbound 41 to eastbound 94 will be shut down until late spring of next year. that means any one coming from places like germantown, menomonee falls, even wauwatosa and trying to head to downtown milwaukee will have to find an alternate route. the department of transportation says drivers can expect up to a 30 minute longer drive time. >> people will start looking at different routes. we recommend finding a

kathy: milwaukee's mascots put to the test. students from rogers street academy were tasked with judging an audition for a one-time walk-on role during a performance of the nutcracker. for the fourth year in a row, bmo harris bank is sponsoring the show. >> we love our involvement in the community. as you know, we support non profits across the wisconsin communities, and performing arts in milwaukee are a big part of what we do. joyce: the event marks the start of a three-day ticket sale for the popular holiday show. any tickets for the nutcracker bought between today and wednesday are buy one, get one half off. kathy: season 23 of "dancing with the stars" premieres tonight on wisn 12. more than a dozen celebrities are competing this season, including olympian ryan lochte, rapper vanilla ice, and former texas governor rick perry. our ben wagner talked to two of the other contestants via satellite, actors jake t. austin and marilu henner. >> first question. are you both excited? >> yes. oh, my gosh. it's almost impossible too sl

kathy: here's more video from highway 100 in west allis. joyce: a few popular roads had to close down when the water got too deep. we have team coverage of today's rain and flash flooding. mark will have an update on what we can expect tomorrow, but we begin with christina palladino live in new berlin. >> we have been driving through dozens of neighborhoods in new berlin and west allis as they deal with these flooding issues. police have had to close numerous streets and force people off the roads and into their homes because it was getting dangerous as many of the local creeks and rivers have flown across -- flowed across people's front yards. many people who live in these areas say they are prone to flooding but they haven't seen it this bad in several years. some front yards looked like rivers as water streamed onto the driveways and close to homes. over at nathan hale high school in west allis, rain leaked through the roof, janitors mopped up the hallways. homeowners we talked with say just yesterday the creeks in their neighborhoods we

kathy: now our big story. a young milwaukee woman gunned down in glendale investigators gathered evidence, including what may have been shell casings in the parking lot of the orthopedic hospital of wisconsin for about five hours this morning. the 19-year-old was pronounced dead on the scene. police deemed the area safe and secure, suggesting the homicide isn't random. still, the people who work at the complex admit they've been uneasy all day. >> it definitely concerns me. i work unbelievable that this happened here. kathy: it's not clear yet if the woman killed also worked here. the hospital isn't commenting. joyce: we're getting a snapshot of spending in milwaukee next year. mayor tom barrett presented his budget proposal today. police funding accounts for the biggest portion of that budget. however, the proposal calls for staffing levels to remain the same with more than 150 new officers merely replacing the officers expected to retire in the next year. increasing pension costs and less money coming in fro

kathy: the sounds of scotland comes to waukesha. the wisconsin highland games got underway about an hour ago at the waukesha county expo center. try your hand at axe or knife throwing or sit back and have a pint while watching others. not the kids. the kids don't have a pint. kids 12 and under get in free. third ward for the annual art festival. it runs tomorrow and 36 of the sunday. artists are from right here in wisconsin, showing everything from jewelry to pottery and photography. enjoy this weekend while you can. we spotted two sure signs around town today that summer is coming to an end. patrick: the first, the giant pumpkin is already up at state fair park. newschopper 12 flew over it earlier today. there's a halloween costume store inside the big orange tent. along i-94 through halloween. and here's a sight that might get a chilly reception. newschopper 12 this morning caught this big ship unloading salt at jones island. the ship brought loads of road salt to add to an already large pile. there's no reason to rush it though.

kathy: what about the guy? the lsu fans left town today without ever getting the name of the man they rescued. feel free to call a spirit we would love to know who you are. joyce: wow. kathy: new tonight, it's not summerfest. joyce: but it is your chance to enjoy a free concert and a free big thief with special guest haley bonar will perform at the south pavilion on the summerfest grounds thursday, september 22. the concert is part of indie rock night. the show starts at 7:00. anyone 21-years-old and over will get a free beer between 6:30 and 7:30. kathy: tickets go on sale thursday for this year's milwaukee film festival. members of the general public can buy tickets to individual films online by phone or in person at the landmark oriential theatre box office. you're encouraged to buy tickets in advance. 77 screenings sold out last joyce: the movie theater would be a good place to be this evening. mark: somewhere that is air is probably a good idea. it is hot and sticky and will stay that way throughout this e

kathy: thanks a lot. new tonight, the brewers are doing something extra special for their final home game. the team will hold its first ever give back game on sunday. for just a $10 dollar donation, you can get a free ticket to the game. just go online and choose among four different charities, the boys and girls club of greater milwaukee, the macc fund, make a wish wisconsin, and wisconsin humane society. >> as far as we are aware this is the first a major league baseball team has done an initiative like this donating and we were just floored to be invited to participate in this . we are amongst some of the most amazing charities doing such important work in our community. kathy: each charity will get at least $20,000. the one with the most tickets sold will get an extra $50,000. joyce: that's a great effort. many packer fans are asking the same question, what is wrong with the team's offense? dan: everything. statistically, it is one of the worst in the nfl right now. stephen watson gets some answers ex

kathy: measles has been eliminated in america. the world health organization made the announcement this week. a disease is declared eliminated when there has been no home -grown transmission in a specific geographic region for a year or more. the who says the battle against measles was won through two decades of mass vaccination to prevent the viral disease. that must continue. as deaths in the americas between 1971 and 1979. sounds good, but odd as well. a roller coaster could be the solution to pass a kidney stone. a new study published in the journal of the american osteopathic association says the bump and jolt of a roller coaster may knock small kidney stones right through your system. a surgeon behind the research tested the idea after a patient stones while riding a coaster. joyce: parents with kids in daycare know it can cost a lot of money but do you realize how , much? a new report says it now costs more to put a child in daycare full-time than it does to pay for college. the report comes from the think tank new america.

kathie lee is off. billy bush is here, and there is no better song on this particular day than colder weather by the zac brown band. >> and we heard this song as a witching hour last night in charlotte, north carolina. it was incredible. ? you were born for leavin' ? >> flashback friday to last friday. >> oh, what a song. this guy -- >> ? as the coffee he was drinking ? >> we love this man. >> well, this man did something last night that was beautiful. he helped us to take these two deserving moms, who have been through a tough time. anyone who's shepherded a child through a terrible illness, you know, and your heart just get to out. you need many hands and a lot of hearts. i to the entire crowd in charlotte last night. >> it was beautiful. you're going to meet these two women, sue and kathy. we swept them away. took them on a plane. took them to charlotte, north carolina, and gave them a girls' night out. we're going to have all of that. and we kind of had a surprise, didn't we, billy. at the concert?

kathy: ok, too remarkable animal stories. a welcome sign of life nine days after italy's deadly earthquake. today firefighters rescued a , golden retriever from the rubble. his owners heard him barking as they searched for items to save from their home. the dog, named romeo, seemed to be in good shape. nearly 300 people died in the earthquake. hold him tight. hold him tight. >> i am. i am. i am. i-am. i am. kathy: a tv sports anchor in boston finds himself wrestling an alligator. he was holding the animal during an interview when it was unnerved by a nearby crocodile. i suppose it could only happen on tv. the gator's handler managed to calm the animal down, and nobody , including the gator got hurt. , football fever is in full swing thanks to the popular video game madden 17. patrick: wisn.com gaming contributor brian mundt, along with reporter tim elliott, check it out. >> ea sports, it's in the game. >> with madden 17, i think they actually did a pretty good job of changing the things they needed to change. >> today we've g

kathy: hi. max: hi, kathy. kathy: hi, max. kathy. max: i know who you are. kathy: how are you?'s very nice to meet you. lemonis: over the years, kathy has built a multi-billion-dollar branding and products company. very few people know branding better than her. and what i was hoping happened more than anything is that max would listen to her, because she hasn't listened to me yet. max: i'm a bit of a fan girl. so i'm a bit -- [ laughs ] kathy: you've got a great product. now we've got to get people connected to it. max: yeah. lemonis: let's see some new packaging. max: okay, so, this is our current bathroom cleaner. and this is what it looks like. we came up with a new name called may home. it's easy to say. the second one, we went with m&h. no? okay. lemonis: last week, we talked about moving away from the name murchison-hume. but the first thing she brings out is a murchison-hume product. if she thought she was gonna find a receptive audience in kathy, sorry, i don't think that's gonna happen. max: i brought you a wild card, clean evolution. lemonis: where's the clean evoluti

kathy: an eight milligram strip costs about eight dollars. the going rate the hind bars is 10 times that. a noncontact visit. ed: we have breaking news. high school students injured in a violent stabbing in chelsea. heather: newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> now on newscenter 5 at 6:00 -- heather: another patriots quarterback injured. jacoby brissett. >> the honor ten soldier and his friend fell effort to make it right. mike: get ready for the feel of fall. how chilly it is going to get. >> a sneak peek at the future. >> he most efficient way to deliver medication is by drone. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. heather: you can't make this up. the backup to tom brady's back up is injured. he hurts his right thumb in last night's big win over the texans. that is his throwing thumb -- or throwing hand. sportscenter 5's josh brogadir is live at gillette stadium with what this means for the patriots moving forward. josh: it was jacoby brissett's first start, first win, and now first nfl injury. not what they

after kathi e-mailed us. if you have a story..... you'd like us to investigate... just send us a story.... to 13investigates@ktnv.com and... be sure to include.... new at six.. some girls are caught on camera rifling through a car in summerlin. a concerned viewer sent us this surveillance of a car break-in. you see one young woman rummaging through the car.. then her friend join-in. it happened near vista run and alta. the person who reached out to us says they've contacted police.. but say they're honestly hoping these girls' parents see the video and discipline them. you'll want to avoid a traffic nightmare this weekend when a major construction project will close the state's busiest off-ramp. 13 action news hassan explains why you'll want to avoid the spaghetti bowl. las vegas, nev. -- the nevada department of transportation (ndot) will be closing the southbound u.s. highway 95 to southbound interstate 15 ramp in las vegas from 10 p.m., september 16 until 10 a.m., september 18. it's the busiest ramp in the state, seeing 3,100 vehicles per hour during peak use ho

to it's great to see kathy doing this. it's amazing. >>> -- >> it's great to see kathy doing this. it's amazing. >>> summer is going out with a >>> the florence pioneer parade got a little bit a good today thanks to the addition of a netflix movie production. the film crew set up in this small town to get some parade the pioneer parade is a tradition for a lot of people in florence but they say adding this movie crew in town, added a whole lot of fun. >> a lot of people don't know [ overlapping speakers ] we are on the map. >> we are important. >> i think it would be really cool if i was a part of it. i would be amazed. >> not everybody was excited about the production. a group of vietnam vets showed up to protest against for her antiwar comments. >>> this afternoon rue the dog was officially welcomed home. e disappeared -- he disappeared a few weeks ago. his owner promised there would be a parade when his dog returned. roux is a well-known dog in his community where he's considered the dawn's early light -- >> a woman with many talents. you may have spotted a very familiar face of

>> kathy? >> reporter: it turned into a night kathy and sue never would have dreamed they'd have time to enjoy, after spending countless months alongside their children fighting the battle of their lives. >> my son scott at age 15 was diagnosed with leukemia and that totally changed our world. i think the hardest thing was we had to go and tell our son, and his words were, which, like, resound in my ears all the time. he said, it's okay. i can this. i can fight this. as mom i would have traded places at any given time. i think my personality was, no. i want to be in charge, because if i wasn't in charge of that i had no control over the situation, and it's a situation you really don't -- you really don't have a lot of control today scott's healthy, strong 28-year-old, who's living his life to the fullest. i'm so proud of who he is today. >> casey was diagnosed on may 2015. she's a rare case that you [ inaudible ] lie daughter changed our lives completely. she asked me, why? why mommy, why me? c