kathy: the situation is sparking a bigger conversation online. many are connecting e police and communities across the country. #milwaukee is trending on twitter and facebook, and according to google trends, it's one of the top 40 searches in the past 24 hours. joyce: it was an incredibly jarring morning for the people who live in the sherman park neighborhood. >> i am just trying to figure out why. kathy: we were with them as they woke up and tried to pick up the marchers on the move. ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? across the entire ford lineup, plus specially tagged vehicles get a thousand smart bonus. ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a

kathy: -- pretty pumped. kathy: this local man claims he is only the second person in the world to finish the pokemon go game. where he says he caught most of his characters. join us for all new stories tonight on 12 news at 6:00. research in the fight against zika. scientists have discovered that three existing drugs could be useful in counteracting the effects of the virus. the drugs are currently used to treat cancer, hepatitis c, and parasitic infections. the researchers will test the drugs in animal models first. if those tests are successful, they'll have to start the long process of human testing. a very big mistake. that's how ryan lochte is describing his actions during the rio olympics. in his first live interview since the games, the u.s. olympic swimmer tells abc's good morning america that the past two weeks have been the lowest of his life. it's after the gold medalist claimed he and his friends were held at gunpoint during a night out in rio a story he now admits , he lied about. >> i'm human.

kathy: it cors 113,000 vehicles. one affects 88,000 ford taurus, flex, lincoln mks, and lincoln mkt models. they were built between 2013 and 2015. ford says the cars' fuel pump control modules can fail. that causes the engine to stall without warning and increases your risk of crashing. ford is also recalling 25,000 2016. fuel injection pumps. the third recall affects 23,000 2017 ford escape suv's. dealers need to recalibrate the power window software. we have all of them on wisn.com if you want to take a second look. toya: coming up new tonight at 6:00, are they just words? it's a question being raised at uwm tonight. the new guidelines raising censorship concerns on campus, and how the school is setting the rd then, he's accused of harassing his ex-girlfriend for months. the dangerous animal he left on her doorstep that got him arrested. that's all coming up new tonight at 6:00. the orlando nightclub shooting survivors will not be charged for their hospital care. the orlando regional medical center announced the pa

kathy: thanks. new at 10:00, apparently packers quarterback aaron rodgers can sm joyce: actor dwayne the rock johnson posted this picture on instagram of a signed jersey from rodgers sent him which said, dwayne, come to lambeau sometime. the rock gave rodgers a shout out for the jersey along with the message, a lambeau leap is definitely in my future. we will hold you to that. a college student trying to impress a woman needs to be rescued by firefighters. kathy: the tough situation he put himself in that ended with joyce: announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephen: the wait is over to see aaron rodgers in game action. the packers quarterback will play on friday night. for the second day in a row, it was jordy nelson catching passes from number 12. reunited, and it feels so good. nelson only did individual work with rodgers and the rest of the quarterbacks. he continues to be held out of team workouts as the packers prepare to face the san francisco 49ers on friday. after missing a full

kathy: i would welcome that. for the third night in a row, and increased police presence on the streets. joyce: we will be live from the sherman oaks neighborhood. reporter: good evening. tomorrow on the news this morning, we will have breaking news from overnight about the interest in milwaukee. catch up on the headlines before you go out the door. watch, as you make your outdoor plans. ?? ?? one soon-to-be-legendary winner will have the chance to lead their pack to green bay... s. instant cash prizes and a bonus drawing... ...for a legendary game day at lambeau field with a former packers player in a private suite... ...for you and 24 friends, plus transportation. packers scratch games. be a legend. ? >> big 12 sports presented by menards. interview, packers head coach mike mccarthy said jordy nelson is hoping to get back to practice in the next week or so. nelson has been on the physically unable to perform list since training camp opened. as 12 sports stephen watson reports, the depth at the wide receiver pos

kathy:, going to do that? toya: ponytailed day tomorrow. kathy: hanel, i going to do that? temperatures are warm. 82 degrees at 6:00. 81 degrees at 7:00. 70's all night long. mid-70's, sticky, sticky tomorrow, then it starts to cool down. sunday, only 70 degrees. kathy: that is pretty remarkable. our next to news is at 6:00. toya: take wisn 12 news with you anywhere with wisn.com, facebook, twitter and all our >>> tonight, breaking news from rio, coming in right now. police now recommending that two american swimmers, including ryan lochte, be indicted. authorities in brazil say the swimmers lied. tonight, right here, the new surveillance video of them at that gas station. what really happened. and standing firm, this sources who have talked to the swimmers tell abc news that they were, in fact, held up by armed gunmen. >>> also breaking, the wildfire out of control. flames now racing tonight, across land at 30 miles an hour. >>> the major headline coming in from chicago. the head of police says seven police officers should be fired. he says they lied after an officer shot

kathy: we see a vehicle in there. you are saying they had difficulty directing people away from vehicles. would that be a motor stuck in the middle of the demonstrators? matt: it has been weird with the motorists moving through. some seems to be following and being right intel with them. others just seem to want to through the intersection that is blocked. some are just driving right along the marchers. you see the armored vehicle has just moved in. i know milwaukee police have a staging area, where they have hundreds more officers ready to go in an area that is close, but clear from this neighborhood. the armored vehicle has moved in and put itself between the folks that are throwing rocks and this. kathy: it looked at -- it looked as though the officers were retreating. seven squad cars have sustained damage last night, including what they call their bear crawl vehicle, which had a broken windshield. now you see police officers amassed near a vehicle. they have the people on the other end of that street seems to be

kathy: a car stolen and a woman's dog was inside. it happened on milwaukee's east side on sunday near cass and wells that's where 12 news ben hutchison joins us live. ben: this is a very busy part of downtown milwaukee, but that didn't suspects from taking the car that was left running with the windows cracked. valerie tergerson arrives at madacc, hoping to positively identify d australian cattle dog/collie mix. he was sitting in a car owned by a friend of tergerson sunday afternoon. when the man stepped away his bmw was stolen. >> i saw it running and hopped in and they were able to dry off. ben: hours later the bmw was involved in a crash near 38th and center it's believed arrow wasn't inside because a good samaritan found him near 6th and vine, two miles from where car monday morning arrow was dropped off at madacc, the reunion worth every moment >> just glad to get the dog back. glad he wasn't in the car. ben: tergerson had already reached out to madacc, and reported her pup missing they knew exactly who he was when he arrived. >

kathy: do you think the doctor kathy: and sports, the way one fans celebrated after catching a ball. patrick: plus the badgers hope , to repeat as one of the top defensive teams in the country, this time with a new coordinator. kathy: and a splashy debut for a , new quarterback in green bay . we'll have a live report from lambeau field. dan needles is in next with big 12 sports. first, here are tonight's ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i win either way.st guy my. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corporate payout for him. johnson: i've always said... i win either way. narrator: if he wins, he gets

kathy: thank you, mark. one of the girls charged in the slender man stabbing case will enter an insanity plea. that's the word from morgan geyser's attorney. she and anissa weier are accused of luring their friend into the 2014 times. prosecutors say they did it to please the fictional character, slender man. they were 12-years-old at the time, but are charged as adults. the judge appointed a psychologist in madison to perform a mental evaluation instead of the doctor geyser's attorney preferred. a meeting to buy a gun took a strange turn and led to last night's fatal shooting outside a milwaukee police station. 42-year-old reed carlsen was killed after he threw a traffic cone into a van. in clear view of the district six police station, the van's passenger got out and fired at carlsen three times. he turned himself in, accompanied by the van's driver, a former mpd officer who once worked at district six. carlson was not part of the gun buy, which had been set up outside the station for safety reasons. joyce

kathy: connection between two old friends. we'll tell you how they just found out they were switched at birth. >> tonight, the path to the white house goes through hollywood. >> i think i would be distraught if we do not have face time. >> you do that a lot? >> all the time. >> have you considered using adrienne: we are following breaking news tonight, to young crash on milwaukee's north side to milwaukee police 84 people were in that car when it hit a tree just before 8:30 p.m. tonight. two juvenile male passengers were thrown from the car and pronounced dead at the scene. the driver and another passenger were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. >> that must be some burden upon those blessed to have to lift up this community. kathy: jackson speaking one on one with wisn 12 news about the police involved shooting that led to violent unrest in milwaukee. reverend jackson in milwaukee today to deliver the eulogy at the funeral of sylville smith. adrienne: a milwaukee police officer shot and killed 23-year-old smit

kathy: swing a bat or shoot a free throw? a new report shares the benefits of kids who play several school sports. the american academy of pediatrics found kids who play multiple sports are less at risk for injury. multi-sport kids also reported a higher chance of playing their sport of choice in college. the aap recommends parents to more than one sport until age 15 or 16. toya: it is kind of hazy outside. kathy: i did not get to enjoy the summerlike weather today, i was in the basement cleaning it out. mark: [laughter] there you go. it is super hot this will not continue for much longer. a cold front arrives late tomorrow, bringing us less humid air. let's talk about this week. we get a break from the heat and for most of the kids, some of you started today but most of you don't begin until thursday, september 1. a again to come. because it's labor day weekend. for those of you waiting until thursday, it's actually pretty nice. afternoon high temperature is a very comfortable 72. keep that in your mind what you will be wear

kathy: thanks. earlier this afternoon, trump visited the war memorial, where he met with some local veterans. he was joined by former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. then from there, trump headed to the pabst theater for a town hall event with fox news channel's sean hannity. our cameras were not allowed inside. joyce: governor walker, who was with trump in west bend tonight met with milwaukee church , leaders this morning, thanking them for their help in bringing peace to the sherman park neighborhood last night. the governor also toured the joseph project, a program to help people with job training and placement. eight businesses were damaged or destroyed by fire on saturday night and into sunday. and now the atf is offering a $10,000 reward to catch those alcohol, tobacco and firearms were combing for clues today at one of the businesses burned. anyone with information about the fires is urged to come forward. tips can be anonymous. kathy: digging deep

kathy: first of a disappointment. now a lawsuit. , the reason two local hall fame game ticket holders say the nfl owes fans millions. joyce: a local handyman's toolbox quite a bit lighter. how he's trying to take an armed robbery in stride. announcer: that is all coming up ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, plus specially tagged vehicles get a thousand smart bonus. [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. looks like you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's do it. we're watching

kathy: thanks. there are signs of hope and healing after last weekend's violent unrest in the sherman park neighborh joyce: hundreds gathered for a mass for peace tonight at all saints catholic church in milwaukee. wisn 12 news' adrienne pedersen was inside for the service. >> good evening. it's obvious in talking to the people at the mass here tonight that they have heavy hearts and hope to find peace in prayer. thursday nights are usually quiet at all saints catholic church at capitol and 25th. ? mass. >> we are praying for peace and justice that leads to peace. >> i could not go to church sunday. to do this, even though we have a lot of problems here, burning down buildings and doing the things they were doing, it will not solve all the problems we have. >> mam member of this church, but was thankful to participate in weekday worship. >> we are praying, come together, all different faiths, all different catholic churches to pray to heal our city. ,>> it is about building bridges and people coming

kathy: thank you. let's go back to patrick and mike. this was not as close a race as some might have thought. these lawmakers will no longer be serving in the state legislate. >> mandela barnes had to give up his assembly seat to challenge senator taylor who's a veteran , state lawmaker. this was a challenge from the left fort lena taylor. barnes is one of a number of young progressives elected to the legislature in recent years. he criticized taylor for her efforts to reform the milwaukee public schools. that was a hallmof the campaign. but taylor, who can be brash and outspoken, said she was the more effective lawmaker, and the people in her district apparently listen. patrick: the top prosecutor in milwaukee county. first though, lets go to kathy and joyce for the results. kathy: for milwaukee county district attorney incumbent john chisholm was challenged by verona swanigan. joyce: john chlm has 1, 60 5% to 35% with 97% of ecincts reporting. wisn 12 news christina palladino john chisholm camp. >> j

kathy: a prayer for peace today at marquette university. dozens gathered this afternoon following the unrest in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood. one man tells wisn 12 news he's looking for a way to help the community. >> it is easy for people to talk the inner city of milwaukee, but to actually step forward and do something about the problems, that is what i am looking for. kathy: this prayer vigil was organized by several groups, including campus ministry and the center for peacemaking. a free hug it was one of the -- hug it was one of the , sweetest gestures offered at sherman and burleigh this afternoon. a woman who doesn't even live in sherman park came up with the idea of offering free hugs and cupcakes. >> there's just been so much violence and turmoil and anger and i really wanted to turn that , around and give smiles and and just let them know that we're praying and we want to just give a token of piece. -- peace. kathy: and yes, the cupcakes went to very fast, so along with the hugs they offered free water as well. some busin

kathy: tears of relief from one home. excusively on wisn 12 news tonight mike anderson has the , tearful reunion and how our crew actually helped make it happen. >> [indiscernible] >> but diane taylor reuniting with her grandson sean colon says he nearly gave her a heart attack after he went missing all night. >> it has been a living nightmare. >> milwaukee police sent 12 news and when we drove to the neighborhood at 28th and glendale a neighbor asked us , what was going on. we showed michael terrell the picture and he recognized him , right away. we sent him to the police. >> i know where that little boy is at. >> you do? >> lieutenant james olson and his team took it from there. >> you guys came to us and said this guy might know something. we greatly appreciate it. he was. >> fortunately that was just a short distance away. is somebody missing? who is missing? what is going on? >> it turns out that sean fell asleep playing video games at a friend's house. >> i never want to go through this again. >> police tell us they

kathy: take a while to fix that. a final check of the forecast 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 doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. 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. kathy: mark your calendar, wisconsi only on wisn 12. kickoff at 2:30 p.m. stay tuned for the season premiere of "big 12 sports saturday." dan and drew will be live at lambeau field with the badgers post-game. looking ahead to next saturday, we have tomorrow to deal with, right? mark: it's not the prettiest of days. it doesn't wash out the entire weekend. plans this evening, you're a-och and grab a jacket if you're heading out to a tempera

kathy: aftershocks keep hitting italy. search and rescue efforts are even more dangerous because of a series of tremors. at least 250 people have died. kathy: another -- adrienne: another day goes by without a much anticipated step his chicago area attorney has until monday to file a motion to overturn his conviction in the murder of teresa halbach. we're all now keeping watch on the manitowoc county courthouse. avery's attorney, who signed on after the release of the docu-series ?making of a murderer,? suggests a new suspect will emerge. kathy: the pokemon go craze has players crowding local landmarks, and some people who live near one park say they want that to stop. adrienne: they say too many people are playing the game in lake park taking up parking spaces and leaving garbage. the county asked the game's never heard back. but the parks director tells us pokemon will not be banned. >> that was a shock to all of us because the message that we've been getting is that we are moving towards finding a more appropriate place

kathy: tornadoes in indiana. about a dozen people were hurt but none are considered serious. , storms hit today through central portions of the state. governor mike pence says eight find people buried in rubble from the earthquake in italy. kathy: the death toll is currently 159 people. as abc's ray raimundi reports, firefighters are asking everyone in the area to be quiet so they can hear the cries of those who are trapped. >> as the sun sets in central italy the desperate search for , survivors continues into the night. as first responders continue to pull people from underneath tons of , images of those who perished covered in blankets children , among the dead. this image capturing a nun sitting in front of one of those bodies. sister maryanna describes her daring escape. >> i tried to hide myself underneath the bed. i went outside to ask help, but no one heard me. >> the town of amariche one of the hardest hit, buildings which , rock and concrete scattered everywhere. >> there's nothing left standing. i'm so

kathy: new at 5:00 an abandoned hospital. wisn 12 news thema ponton takes us inside their new clinic in a neighborhood that desperately needs it. >> katrina jenkins is proud of the new midtown clinic in the old office depot building in midtown center. >> our families are so happy coming here. it is bright, airy, one-stop shopping. >> twice as many exam room, more doctors, and three times with space than the old clinic at 12 and state. >> changed. it is not as many families as it used to be. we found the bulk of our families lived in 53216. >> a zip code in need of more than just medical attention. some families here have been hit hard by violence. >> they have other children they still have to raise, so we have to help them find support. >> alderman cavalier johnson some struggles and we are actively combating those things to bring life back to midtown. with the presence there, the hospital puts us on the right trajectory to get midtown up and running. >> work spaces are designed to keep everyone working closely. the layout i

kathy: coming up in sports, operation football. adrienne: and our game of the week in brookfield turned into a lopsided affair. stephanie sutton shows us how the lancers flew over the hartford orioles, up next in sports. but first here are tonight's stephanie: it's week two of operation football and our game of the week, the one that you the viewers picked, is tonight -- a thursday night showdown between hartford and brookfield central. it's the first ever meeting between the two schools. tonight the la heavy hearts. before tonight's game a moment of silence for former central football player matthew thompson , who was killed in afghanistan earlier this week. he was the team captain for the lancers 10 years ago. as for the game itself, the lancers looking good early on. the quarterback on the keeper with the nifty moves. lots of lancer pride. the spin move at the end. central is up 14-0. the orioles answer back. brookfield takes over in the second quarter. up 35-7 at the half. 228 total yards. unemotional night and a big blowout in

kathy: what a down for. -- what a downpour. you may have been outside or at least driving when intense rain moved in to the area this afternoon. several inches in some parts in a matter of an hour. visibility was low for many drivers.

kathy: a final look at your forecast, next. adrienne: coming up next, "jimmy kathy: it's mexican fiesta time at milwaukee's lakefront. the festival is at maier festival park through sunday. gates open at noon. seniors 65 and older, active military with proper i.d., and people with disabilities get in and sunday. otherwise, tickets are $16. adrienne: domino's pizza is trying to become the first company to deliver by drone. the chain conducted a demonstration in new zealand. they believe it will save time and money. the u.s. will be allowed to make drone deliveries on monday. it is unclear if domino's in wisconsin will participate. kathy: here it comes. let's watch it. adrienne: nice. flying pieces. i like it. mark: it's going to get a little cold -- around here in wisconsin, can you imagine? frozen pizza. all right, we have rain on the morning and will continue until 8:00. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- hillary clinton -- and john krasinski -- with cleto and the cletones. and now, pace yourselves,

kathy: take a look at this. a man in new york city decides to climb the trump tower, but he'll be skipping the stairs. the climber used five suction cup devices to slowly climb up the building. police eventually had to smash windows to pull the man back into the building. the climber had posted a video online, saying he wanted a one-on-one meeting with donald trump. a pizza delivery driver pulled over in elm grove calls police on themselves. joyce:e says officers were keeping him from doing his job. they were taking too long. take a listen. >> i've currently been pulled over by elm grove police 15 minutes ago. they're just sitting in the car wasting my time. i don't have any warrants. i know they're not taking this long to look up my record. >> ok, can you hang on one >> i'm a delivery driver. i'm currently on a delivery. >> can you hang on one second please? >> they're just sitting here. >> sir. can you hang on one second please? >> yes. yes. i said sure. joyce: as it turns out, police say the wauwatosa man was

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kathy: our life team coverage starts now. we have a team of reporters on the big story coverage and tonight, a special one-hour edition where we are going to go all the way through 6:00. joyce: let's get you up-to-date provided an update. there are a total of 17 arrests last night, most were disorderly conduct, most for burglary. several swap cars were vandalized. six businesses were destroyed by fire. they have been treated and released from hospitals. the national guard has been activated and is on standby. milwaukee mayor says this continues to be a volatile si we do not know what is going to happen if we have a flareup tonight like we had last night. if you love your son and you love your daughter, you love your grandchild, tell them to stay away from this area, stay away from this area. joyce: the police chief will make the call whether or not the national guard will be diploid. the chief also spoke at the briefing this afternoon. more about the police shooting that sparked the unrest. colleen: they were here this aftern

kathy: yes. in sports, why the packers are feeling much more comfortable with their backup quarterback than they were one week ago. patrick: plus, why badger fans aren't the only ones having trouble getting tickets for saturday's season opener at lambeau field. kathy: and, the brewers try to right their ship after five straight losses at home. dan needles is in next with big 12 sports. here are tonight's winning ? ? ? gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: the packers won't play at football will return to lambeau field on saturday as wisconsin opens the season against fifth-ranked lsu, a game you can see here on wisn 12 at 2:30. the badgers have played on nfl fields before, including last year's holiday bowl and their previous matchup with lsu in

kathy: u.w. milwaukee is trying to set the record straight after being accused of trying to censor students' speech. it all stems from a list of new at 6:00 wisn 12 news' kent , wainscott is at the uwm campus. >> words the library here at uwm , is filled with them but there , are certain words that one organization here on campus says students shouldn't be using. words that a group called the inclusive excellence center says maybe offensive and should be avoided. >> i think it's good to get people thinking about how their speech impacts otheo through student fees, is relaunching an initiative called just words to discourage the use of terms like lame, thug, crazy, even one that not all students considered offensive. >> politically correct? no, not necessarily. >> obviously there's more concerning terms. >> and some worried that the list of words to avoid may be limiting their freedom of speech. i think it's kind of restricting your freedom. >> we fully support free speech. >> but university's vic

kathy: thanks. we're learning the officer involved in the fatal shooting that sparked last weekend's violence was once an aspiring rapper who rapped about rioting. ? >> ? i am going to start a riot like it was baltimore ? kathy: police have not released the officer's name, but 12 news has learned the milwaukee police when he worked as a police aide. he passed a background check and got into the academy. two years ago, he hit the streets as a sworn officer. and despite some reports the officer and the armed man he shot, sylville smith, knew each other from high school, we have verified they did not go to high school together but they did , know each other from the neighborhood. police say the officer has been getting threats and is staying with relatives out of town as the state investigates. wisn 12 news' adrienne pederson examines that part of the story, coming up. >> ppl on facebook. what can police really do about it? we asked an expert. kathy: workers began cleaning and boarding up the building

kathy: police still don't have anyone in custody. a captain tells us they're stepping up patrols in the area. joyce: hope and healing in the today feeding america used food , to help bring peace to the area. 12 news ben hutchison was there as hundreds lined up for the gifts. >> 11,000 pounds of food arrives to the mary ryan boys and girls club, residents waiting nearby. minutes later a simple destruction and unrest still fresh in people's minds. brenda miller works her way through the line. she has a family of 10 to take care of. she says being positive is contagious. >> for a minute it was really bad, but i see the community and everybody working together. i like it. may god bless y'all. >> residents in the area with limited accessibility to fresh produce feeding america eastern year. >> it's important have enough food and access to healthy, nutritious food. >> as tyrone moore gathers his groceries, he wants employers to see the good in sherman park, hoping they'll invest in the community with jobs for the youth. >> you give them th

kathy: peoe are enjoying sitting outside. mark: temperatures are warm, and it will get a whole light warmer. -- a whole lot warmer. a nice night for a sail. egrees at 9:00, 71 at 11:00. we'll be warming up over the next couple days, and yes, it will be humid. especially if you are heading the state fair w it will be nice and toasty. kathy: good information. will see you back at 10:00. when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ ceone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch broers' compans lluted wisnsin, even ben gre or how they spent mill to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson anthe koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible >>> tonight, aboard the sff mariah. >> caio mariah. >> caio bella. >> "e.t." goes italy to >> you and james have matching yachts. >> amber gets grilled about the abuse claims. >>> hilarious ne just land her a new gig? >> usa! -- behin

kathy: our next news is at ?? >>> ryan lochte and the mad scramble to save his image. >> i'm not perfect. i do mess up. >> will the new threat of jail time sink his comeback? >>> and the real deal behind rumors he'll join "dancing with the stars." >>> then -- britney's from her epic carpool karaoke. >>> and inside her big vma comeback as we flash back to her past show-stopping moments. >> i cannot believe this is just like freaking happened. >>> plus behind the scenes of lance bass' new dating show, taking on "bachelorette" with new twist. >> this is a show that i would die to watch. >>> and reese witherspoon breaks news about sequels to two of her most popular movies. >>> and the one role she would rather forget.

kathy: another warm day on the should enjoy it now. mark: 90 degrees, partly sunny skies, a great day to head to the lake. the water temperature is 80 degrees right now. that is as warm as it gets. in the meantime, i know a lot of you would enjoy some rain. some of you are getting that in jefferson county and walworth county. racine and kenosha county as well, an questionable proposition. these storms have weakened since 15 minutes ago. that trend will continue. heavy rain over whitewater will extend into southern waukesha county. there is a weakening trend, and in the morning, be ready for the heat and humidity to return. 90 degrees, sticky as well, heat index approaching 95. saturday, good chance of storms, on and off all day long, then it clears up sunday afternoon. that streak of temperatures in the 80's will come to an end on sunday. kathy: thanks, mark. it's the story everyone is talking about. two u.s. olympic swimmers, including 12-time medalist ryan lochte, now under indictment. as abc's adrienne bankert shows us their story a

kathy: a great start to the weekend. joyce: we need the rain, but dashed -- but -- mark: this will be one of the we start there. we take you to sheboygan. it is nice and clear. people are enjoying themselves. 77 degrees, stills iggy. racine, no problems there, at least for now, but then we head into mequon, where rayna rolled through there, 85 degrees. we take you to the lakeshore at milwaukee. it is not looking too pretty we have had a d clouds, low hanging clouds, people always get nervous about that. downtown. just south of downtown, this is from discovery world, you can see the rain coming down. we look down at irish fest. so far, you have been lucky. there has been some light rain, but the heavy rain just north of you and south of you. so far so good. more scattered showers developing here and a couple of thunderstorms as well that pretty heavy rain. southwest of milwaukee, just moving into west milwaukee north of greenfield, this will head into bayview. this stays just south of downtown milwaukee. we have another h

kathy: suite dreams. pella's alsoad the med-el cochlear implants will allow her health to be monitored without further surgeries. she'll be working with therapists on her speech, language and auditory , development. patrick: it's not too late to sign up for wheeling for healing. the annual bike ride benefits the cancer care center at community memorial hospital in menomonee falls. you can ride 33 miles, 14 miles, or four miles. registration begins tomorrow morning at 7:00. wisn 12 is a sponsor of the event. the rain has forced tonight's fish fry and a flick to be cancelled. lakefront. kathy: good call to do that. typical wisconsin weather. my buddy says it is nice and sunny and lake geneva. mark: other areas, it's coming down to where you can barely see a cross the street. that flash flood watch it is always a bummer when you get the fish fry and a flick canceled, but it was probably a right call. hit and miss, two inches of rain in mayville. that came down for about an hour in brookfield. you just can't

kathy: a lucky mom of five gets a new ride. as to millie reports, the brookfield woman desperately needed a new set of wheels. >> take a look at your new car. >> thank you all so very much. >> it's so shiny. >> lorenz is a mother of five in desperate need of a new vehicle. a co-worker suggested she apply for the national auto body council's recycled rides program. >> it was a huge surprise when they called me and told me that they have something available. >> all state insurance donated the car and abra auto body in brookfield spruced it up. >> we completely repainted the whole vehicle. there is some suspension work that needed to be done, new tires, brakes, a little undercarriage damage that we repaired. >> this 2009 vw jetta has been this is abra auto body and glass, crews have spent more than 100 hours making sure this car is ready to go. >> it's really nice to be able to give that to someone who doesn't have it. >> amy mccallister helped connect the lorenz family with this car. she says selecting shannon was a no-brainer. >

kathy: thank you. joyce: we are following breaking news from washington county a , serious farm accident in the town of newburg. emergency crews were called to this afternoon. newschopper 12 flew over the scene, and captured the sheriff on the scene along with crews towing some farm equipment. we've been making calls, we will pass along more information as soon as we get it. only on 12 news, milwaukee county taking on pokemon. kathy: the smartphone reality game is a global sensation but , it has created local frustration. wisn 12 news colleen henry is live at lake park. colleen, the county says pokemon' county ordinance. >> we are right at the historic waterfall at lake park. this is one of the hottest stops for pok?mon in the state. the counties says pok?mon has to stop all play in the county park until it gets a permit. pokemon go is such a phenomenon >> it goes on until the park closes and they have to kick people out. >> there are complaints from park patrons and neighbors. the county sent this let

kathy: we are there. throughout the day, many people have made references to other cities were similar violence has arrested including ferguson, we talked with someone that was from the ferguson area who says he works for the youth ministry in ferguson and the same was area has helped the community deal with -- anything those area has helped them deal with the aftermath. he was visiting with his family when the violence broke out near the home he was staying at in this morning, he told us about the lesson he believes milwaukee can learn from ferguson. >> this is an exact mirror of what happened back in ferguson. kent: what lessons can milwaukee learn from ferguson? >> let's not point fingers. let's come up with a solution. if we point fingers, we are being inconsiderate to the needs of the hurting community. police officers, we are being insensitive to the trouble they have to go through in the community that does not want to cooperate. kent: needs to focus on a folks we spoke to in the sherman park area

kathy: and, it is a sport. we'll introduce you to futsal, and the man bringing it to milwaukee. >> later tonight on "nightline", a young girl causing a big backlash. only 12 years old posting pictures of her exotic animal kills on social media. plus, talking about her troubled childhood into trouble for her ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. announcer: you are watching wisn 12 news, honored as best evening newscast by the wisconsin broadcasters association. joyce: remember the man who climbed trump tower last week? prosecutors say he was charged with reckless endangerment, base jumping, criminal trespass and trespassing. the was pulled inside a 21st floor window by police. new questions tonight about u.s. swimming star ryan lochte's claims he and his teammates were robbed in rio. kathy: did he make it up? a brazilian judge has issued a search warrant to seize their passports. tonight, two of them were removed from their flight in r

kathy: thanks. new tonight at 10:00, a woman robbed outside her home after hitting it big at a local casino. what potawatomi says customers need to know about staying safe. then, here's your chance to see the famous paisley park. how you can score tickets to tour prince's private estate. that's tonight at 10:00. joyce: coming up at 6:00, we away yet, right? lindsey: that's right. after a round of rain, we've dried up, but the cold front is still to the west. what time it arrives and who sees more rain, that's next in weatherwatch 12. joyce: then, new options for area shoppers. the two retail chains coming to milwaukee to take over the site of two former k-marts. plus the special brew being , cooked up for the badgers big game at lambeau field. and there's just under an hour left tonight to help buy school supplies for students in need. the number to call to donate is 414-799-9476. joyce: we are going to take another look. wisn 12 and the salvation army e supplies for students in need. the number to

kathy: it's official. a 10-year-old special needs girl now has her forever family. wisn 12 news thema ponton takes us to the official ceremony that includes a group of kids who were even able to skip school. >> ready to make this official? thema: a special day for the students from milwaukee's saint class they're watching their classmate abby in the final steps of her adoption process. >> she wanted to belong, she wanted the family. thema: abby's mother ann is a social worker who admits to taking her work home. she has eight children seven of whom are adopted. collects it never, ever is the honestly, i put it on the same level as giving birth. thema: abby's excitement was contagious, showing off her new name and celebrating her family. collects so i can have a whole new family. thema: as for abby's future well she might already have her first job figured out whatever she does, she has her family's support. >> i never intended on adopting was so clearly wasn't my plan. life is perfect. thema: in milwaukee, thema ponton, wisn 12 news. toya: saint colletta day school s

kathy: from swimming to dancing? embattled olympian ryan lochte is reportedly in talks to compete on the next season of "dancing with the stars." the 32-year-old swimmer is embroiled in controversy after fabricating a story about being robbed at the rio olympics. as a result, lochte had four major sponsors cut ties with him. no final word just yet if he'll be on the dancing stage. the full cast will be announced next week on "good morning america." the new season premieres monday september 12, right here on wisn , 12. former dancing celebrity and olympian hope solo has been suspended from the u.s. women's it was in response to solo's comment calling sweden "a bunch of cowards" after the u.s. lost in rio. in issuing the suspension today, the u.s. soccer president called the comment unacceptable. joyce: scientists call the discovery amazing, a new earth-like planet that may have water and an ocean. the astronomy team that found it released an animation of what it might look like. it's about the same size as earth. it's

kathy: thanks a lot, mark. new at 6:00, one bar owner is calling it the biggest weekend green bay has ever seen. we are just four days away from wisconsin and lsu in the college kickoff classic at lambeau field. the owner of the popular stadium view bar is preparing to be five times busier than a packers weekend, and is calling all hands on deck. >> iav employee, every favor, every relative. once i don't even like. can you work a couple of hours on friday and saturday? kathy: most are expecting the crowd at lambeau to be split evenly between badgers and tigers fans. that's crazy. patrick: don't forget you can see the wisconsin-lsu game only right here on wisn 12. kickoff is at 2:30 p.m. 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 we will talk about the packers, because their chances of winning the division title might have gone up. dan: thanks to an unfortuante injury to one of their rivals top players. plus, a stunning

kathy: love that game. the lincoln park futsal stadium will host a tournament this weekend featuring youth and adult teams. the stadium schedule isn't posted yet but will eventually , be up on the milwaukee parks , more stores are announced for the corners of brookfield. free people, paper source and francesca's have signed leases for retail space. the corners is expected to open in the spring. it's on barker road off of the interstate. many retailers will be new to the milwaukee area. free people offers its own line of american bohemian apparel, intimates and swimwear. , most of their clothing is hand-dyed or handknit. kathy: don't want to think about -- it made me think about christmas when you said -- mark: oh, god. mark: the streak goes on. people are making fun of me have now on social media. 17 days of 80 degrees a warmer, and that will be tying the record. the all-time record for days of 80 degrees a warmer is only 22 it has been an amazingly warm stretch. we have only had four days of temperatures b

kathy: thanks, terry. like we said, you have about two hours to get to the polls if you wisn 12 news nick bohr is live at the municipal voting in downtowaukwn mil. >> there are some voters he right now, but unlike the november election, this august race coming when people are still on summer vacation, sc is not back in yet, turnout is not expected to be great. coe milwaukee election ission executive director says this is almost like a rehearsal for that november presidential election, turning out what he calls a high volume moving wisconsin's so called fall-primary from september to august four years ago has certainly impactedurnout. >> we have had a busy morning. a lot of our dedicated high atrnout voters were at the polls :00 am getting tir ballots in. >> turnout swed down ugthrout the day pngickip , again now that people are stopping in aftework. turnout citywide is expected hover around 16% to joyce: as we 20%. as we mentioned, half of the state senate seats are up for reelection. one of the more conte

joyce and kathy? onnghere.lot of head games goi kathy: cup in sports, why former brewer prince fiedler is forced to leave the game he loves. joyce: plus how the cu ainst the braves tonight. kathy: band the advantage the , badgers offensive line will have this season. stephanie sutton is next in sports. here ao's winning when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senatoron.. jns [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk ab how the koch brothers' companiepout wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to supohns as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special breaks for big oil polluters? d the koch brothers talk about, it pbly isn't you. tionacs responsible announcer: big 12 sports presente menards. stephanie: wily peralta making his first start r the ewers since june 11. he's been down in aaa colorado springs, but after junior guerra went on the disabled list, -- the call to come back up. wily pitching solid at miller park tonight against the braves. he lasts until t

kathy: the leak is just one of the 75,000 reported in massachusetts as of the end of last year. most are concentrated in the boston area. one federal report says ratepayers across the country paid at least $20 billion during an 11-year period for all of the leaking gas. kirolyi gave 5 investigates a tour of a few of the local leaks. >> i can actually smell the gas. kathy: including this one, right outside the boston fire headquarters. >> the temporary repair when they put it on is not holding -- not holding. kathy: an explosion back in 2014 rocked this dorchester neighborhood erupting into a 3 alarm blaze injuring a dozen people. victims are suing national grid claiming repeated calls , reporting an odor of gas were ignored. gas leaks are graded from levels 1 to 3 with 1 being the most dangerous in need of immediate repair. but companies aren't required to repair leaks like this one which is a level even though three, environmentalists say they still pose a major threat. >> you can smell the gas, right? all of these plants, all of kathy: the sierra club's david zeek says the lev

kathy: the group plansto lambeau tomorrow. patrick: don't forget you can see the wisconsin-lsu game only right here on wisn 12. kickoff is at 2:30 p.m. 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 badgers post game. the lsu coach had a warning for his players today. dan: he did. what he will do if any of them try a lambeau leap saturday. plus, the verdict is in for a pair of packer defensive stars. and, as the packers close out the preseason, the pledge their top draft pick made for the regular season. >> good evening. i'm ben wagner. tomorrow the first day of school , for milwaukee public school students. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, we're getting you ready with how teachers will be welcoming those students back. and, meteorologist sally severson will have her bus stop forecast. announcer: sports director dan needles, honored with best sportscast by the wisconsin broadcasters association. dan: the nfl has cleared packers lineb