the women's la crosse was scheduled to be here in may. the first time this was supposed to be played in north carolina the ncaa will decide where the finals will being. robert richardson. wncn.com -- at wncn.com you can find the interactive timeline. >>> seems like just about every day a major player is campaigning in north carolina. >> clel sip clinton -- chelsea clinton, what she's saying about her mother's policy and health. >> we have one more hot day before the cool front. >> and we're getting a better >>> fayetteville's baseball is a few steps from becoming a reality. the $33million project would be funded through 30-year limited obligation bonds and come from a number of budget resources. some residents believe the funds could be better used elsewhere. >> consideration with the area about a university. i think a lot of the money could be poured into a building. a lot of the houses and upgrading those. >>> a community forum will be held in the coming weeks for folks to ask questions. >>> construction on a new hope are -- spring. cre

i did play lacrosse, but i i did play la crosse, but i don't think that helps with paper tosses into trash cans. maybe the beer pong. >> remember to follow us on facebook. beer ping. >> remember to follow us on a north las vegas police station, has been re-arrested. find out where alonso perez was found. also, two people are shot dead in a parking lot. the search is on the for shooters... plus what metro thinks may be behind the murders. and a late-night fire destroys an apartment complex. why local firefighters weren't just concerned with the flames... good morning las vegas! i'm ... and i'm xxx.... the time now ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) due to stable/dry air within the mid and upper levels, mainly sunny skies will from tropical storm newton will push in and allow for cloudy skies within searchlight and possible showers to the afternoon highs within the city will range between 97 and 102 degrees with mild winds out of the east/southeast. by tomorrow, high temperatures will break into the triple digits for central las vegas but

la crosse lessons are offered all weekend-- as well as la crosse gear for sale.if you're headed down to the festival today... it's education day. between now and six p-m -- you can get in the festival for free if you donate school supplies. we've got all the details on indian summer festival on our website cbs 58 dot com. 3 a 72-year-old man is competition in madison this weekend...he came all the way from oregon to particiapte in his ?first? iathalon. "lon getlin" went to college in madison. he pledged sigma chi and was on the wrestling team. he says he's not just excited about the ironman-- but being back at his alma mater. "why would i chose this as my first ironman? that's because it's madison, if figured if i looked around and saw things it would motivate me." me." the ironman competition happens on sunday. 3 your full readycast with chief meterologist drew buryone is 3 3 let's take another live look now at the summefest grounds. where iian summer festival is getting underway. you can find native american cultre, last festival at the summerfest grounds so get out and enjoy this

u-w la crosse is offering the team moving their own practice tomorrow so the game can happen. the college usually charges schools to play in the stadium... but is waiving its fee for this enrollment is down more than ten percent at uw-schools this semester.first year freshmen numbers are down nearly 20-percent.chancellor cathy sandeen says the slump is because of a decrease in high school graduates in it's supposed to be an affordable alternative to four-year universities.. students at wisconsin's technical colleges are facing bigger financial challenges. the cost of attendance has climbed. but experts say the real problem is students leaving and defaulting on loans.about one in every five wisconsin technical college students defaults on federal loans within three years. still ahead this morning: final goodbye .the symbolic gesture to a star pitcher killed in a boating accident depot pulled this halloween more grilling on tap for the c-e-o of wells fargo. today c-e-o john stumpf is slated to appear at a hearing before the house financial services committee.stumpf has been unde

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and sherwood and out in waukesha. 67 in milwaukee, 52 in international falls. 70 with sunshine in la crosse. the dew points are way down. this is dry autumn like air. temperatures at the moment not too bad. succin milwaukee. 65 in washington, sheboygan 62 degrees, 60 in west bend and waukesha. your overnight low temperatures dropping into the 40s especially away from lake michigan. 46 in white water, beaverdom, fond du lac and west bend 48 in waukesha. satellite and radar combination shows a couple of sprinkles. we are on the edge oobig low and pull down our weather for the next couple of days, our main weather event and actually start to slide to the south. as this low does so just kind of drifts south tomorrow we will see a chance of a shower late and overnight on tuesday and during the day on wednesday still isolated showers in the area. for tonight we will see increasing clouds to the south cloudy skies. 46 inland and the winds relatively strong at 10 to 20 miles-per-hour. strong winds for tomorrow with gusts to 25. increasing clouds after morning sunshine. showers could be here widely

a man was killed in the town of victory - south of la crosse - when a mudslide pushed his home onto a state highway. since yesterday, up to ten inches of rain have fallen in parts of western wisconsin... the state of emergency will allow local for the cleanup and damages. an appleton teen has died - after giving up treatment to fight an incurable disease. 14 year old jerika bolen died today. back in july, more than one thousand people went to a prom thrown in her honor. it was held just before she went into hospice, rather than continue treatment. she suffered from spinal muscular atrophy type 2, which destroys nerve cells that control walgreen's is joining the fight to keep prescription drugs out of the hands of those who might misuse them. the company is placing new, safe medication disposal kiosks for prescription and over the counter drugs at 18 of its locations around the state. the new walgreens kiosks join those already available at many law enforcement and other government buildings. they're free to use and come with no questions asked. "you're going to stop at places like thi

he and his brother left friday night from la crosse. >> i got a lot of positive tweets, and facebook messages and that stuff from people i don't even know, like students, faculty members. me, who are also minorities, so they know what it feels like, and they have been telling me that they're really proud of me. >> koenig will host a basketball clinic before returning to wisconsin tomorrow. >>> harsh north dakota weather could endanger the fight against the pipeline. reporters tell us how the protestors are trying to prepare. >> reporter: this is a makeshift general store. much of the merchandise is now geared >> everything goes out as fast as it comes in. >> reporter: temperatures will soon be falling, and water protectors want to make sure their protected from cold weather. >> donations of coats and snow pants, and yeah, they're in it for the long haul, if we can. >> reporter: donations have arrived from all over the country, plus places like africa and china. people at the camp know that able to sustain north dakota winters. >> i got to put a list out for 16 more, everything like t

as we widen the view, 81 degrees right now in la crosse. but 62 in sioux falls. you got to know what's going on northwest. 56 in minot, north today coat a we will not get out of the 60s in many locations. here is a look at the radar. throughout the eastern great lakes, still quiet conditions, dry air in place as high pressure recedes. but notice up to the northwest that's the front we were talking about. there it is. and notice that we're still clear around here. so i think we got a great evening ahead, if you're going to be out and about, taking a should be just fine. this is going to be a concern as we go through the latter nighttime hours. that low pressure is going to act as a trigger for the showers and storms as we head into the day tomorrow. let's show you future forecast. just fine until early tomorrow morning. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, some pretty die cent downpours, maybe a few cracks of thunder, mainly work of milwaukee. so your storm team forecast, not increasing clouds after midnight mild, lows to 63. for tomorrow, look for partly to mostly cloudy skies. t

high temperatures across the 66 in la crosse, closer to lake michigan much cooler there. but that cooler air is going to slide to the east with a low pressure system. current temperature is 60 in sheboygan, also in beaver dam. 60 in whitewater. 57 in racine. this is our kenosha tower cam. rain and lightning out over the lake. if you live near the lake you probably watching out your window and eking flashes to the east. temperature right kenosha, north winds, dew point at 48. so here is the radar from earlier this morning. and earlier this morning we had a line of showers that passed through. now we're looking at the second line coming in from the east, not the west. and the line of showers with lightning, and thunder, and there are just a couple of storms left as they weaken, as they get close to the lakeshore in kenosha and in racine. so milwaukee county, racine and you can see there is a big break of sunshine and clearing a little dry air slot over southeastern wisconsin. the only folks who expect any rain tonight are you folks in racine, kenosha and milwaukee. here is

in vernon county, south of la crosse...a 53-year-old man was found dead after his house was destroyed by a mudslide. the home slid into highway 35, partially blocking the road afternoon. also, a 69-year-old man drowned last night when he tried to drive through a water- covered road near soldier's grove. some counties in the western part of the state saw as much as ten inches of rain. around here...clouds and a few showers on this 'first friday of fall.' rebecca's here with your first look at 'ready weather.' rebecca in wx center today: isolated shower still possible. highs near 69. wind: ne 5-15 mph.tonight: risk of more showers. lows near 60. chance for a shower or storm on sunday, especially later in the day, with highs in the 70s. next week will start off unsettled with rain and storm chances mainly on monday. a shot of cooler air arrives toward the middle of the week with highs in the low to middle 60s.rebecca in wx center today: isolated shower still possible. highs near 69. wind: ne 5-15 mph.tonight: risk of more showers. lows near 60. weekend/week ahead: drying out saturday wit

than 30 students sent to the hospital after a driver slammed into the back of a school bus near la crosse. the monroe county sheriff's office says the bus was sonned, had its lights flashing, loading children this morning when the crash happened. the 18-year-old driver of the car is expected to survive. >> shannon: a home is being deacon roughted on the milwaukee's north side as part of a new program to build up the workforce in our area. new at 6:00, ben jordan is live with how this is working out. >> reporter: the city sees this project as a win-win. this is just one of hundreds of vacant homes to rebuild in this community. this vacant house on the corner of north 40th street used to be seen as a eyesore. now coming down piece by piece, by a group of more than 20 men, many with troubled pasts. >> i'm -- i didn't have no job history. i didn't consider having no job. i wasn't paying any child support. >> reporter: a year and a half ago, he heard about the house, a program to teach unemployed men and women a skilled trade. graduated for plumbing, and demolition, siding. >> reporter: it is

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 december 31. patrick: new at 6:00, a big send off today for a little b w as mike anderson reports, super heros are his favorite, but he might the most super of them all. >> i have a batman costume. >> and a visit from the batman

. - south of la crosse - when a mudslide pushed his home onto a state highway. up to 10 inches of rain have fallen across the region... causing severe flooding and mudslides. today, governor walker declared a state of emergency in 13 counties because of the floods. that will help local governments get damages. the heavy rain also cost a few people their boats! camera were rolling as boats were carried over a dam near hatfield in jackson county. the boats became unattached, after heavy rains quickly caused the water level to rise two to three feet. fire officials are encouraging owners to leave the boats alone, and consider them a total loss. here... but a change is on the way. tom has a first look at the forecast. weather we have a chance for a few scattered t- storms tonight. temperatures will fall through the 70s. areas of fog will develop overnight with temperatures falling into the 60s. get ready for a big cool down friday with highs in the mid-60s. scattered thunderstorms continuing in the saturday. rain chances return to the forecast on sunday as a cold fr

he and his older brother miles left la crosse this morning to take part in protests this weekend. thousands of native americans are fighting against the dakota access pipeline saying it could , damage sacred burial sites and contaminate the water. koenig is a member of wisconsin's ho-chunk nation and says the support he's been receiving is overwhelming. >> i got a lot of positive tweets and facebook messages even know, like students faculty , members, and my teammates are definitely in support of me, who are also minorities, so they kind of know what it feels like. >> koening will also run a free three-hour basketball clinic while he's in north dakota. he'll return to madison on sunday. the rain is not quite done yet. the weekend is looking pretty good. patrick: the temperatures still summerlike. mark: if you like it warm, you will like this weekend. i will let you know which day the weekend brings most sunshine next in weatherwatch 12. patrick: then, taking trash talk to the next level. why this man sprayed the packers logo on his bosses grass, coming up. >> i don't think words c

storms brought flash floods near la crosse -- and dumped as much as four and a half inches of rain in some areas. a mudslide carried the man's home onto highway 35 -- and his body was found not far from there. dozens of roads are now closed -- and a state of emergency has been declared in vernon county as a result. it hasn't been anything like rain in our area over the last couple days... and there could be more rain and storms moving through tonight... fox6 weather expert tom wachs is in the weather office with a look ahead. weather we have a chance for a few scattered t- storms tonight. temperatures will fall through the 70s. areas of fog will develop overnight with temperatures get ready for a big cool down friday with highs in the mid-60s. scattered thunderstorms continuing in the forecast. mostly cloudy and cool again on saturday. rain chances return to the forecast on sunday as a cold front heads our way. tonight: cloudy with a few wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance for thunderstorms. high: 65 dewpoint: 62 wind: ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy.

beit happened in the town of rockland -- that's in la crosse unty. firefighters first tried to put out the flames from the outside...but eventually had to bring in equipment to tear the building apart.the former lincoln as a town hall until 1999. firefighters say the building's interior made it difficult to get the fire under ntrol. "being a larger building, larger structure--there's a lot of interior walls. it's an old schoou, so there's a lot of interior walls that...a lot of basically rooms in there, compartments, that we can't t out king it apart." apart." the owner has had problems with kids breaking into it. 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is 3 today: hot and humid with highs in the low 90s and dew points in the middle 70s. isolated t'showers are across the far north and northwest parts of the a otherwise, look for sun and clouds. winds: sw 5-15+ h.tonight: scattered showers and storms are more kely. heavy downpours are posslows are muggy i the middle 70s. wind: sw ms and downpours. a few strong storms are possible. stl r

there's la crosse at 82. on the other side of the front, a whole different story. temperatures in plain states in the 60ed around here and sioux fall, south dakota. us tonight. in advance of that those southernerly winds trying to -- right along and behind the front is where we see some showers. those will be in the forecast for later on tonight. for the moment we're high and dry here in central and eastern iowa. way out to the west the first signs of some showers approaching the western iowa border. these are a long ways away. it will be several hours before they enter our western countries. some nice conditions in eastern iowa with no threat of any rain through midnight from the looks of things. that's 7:00. shows a few showers trying to get going way out to the north and west of to us but holding out of our area at 9:00. that's the case at 11:00. after midnight here come a few light showers beginning to show up in our western counties. nothing very impressive. a little bit in our northern counties. around 2:00 and 3:00. some more showers starting to increase a l

ho-chunk tribe, and his older brother works as the community outreach contact at the tribe's office in la crosse. they'll head out tomorrow on an 11-hour trip to bismarck, north dakota. "i'm sure he feels obligated to do it as well. i mean he has a big voice within the native american community in the united states and he's really a role model. he doesn't just want to talk to actually take some action and do something in person." work on the pipeline near the standing rock sioux reservation is on hold for now. no word if or when the work may resume. members of an islamic center damaged by an arsonist are starting to clean up after what many in the florida community are calling an "act of hate."the suspect, 32- year- old joseph schrieber, was taken to jail late wednesday night.members from co islamic relations described the suspect in much the same way they described the orlando nightclub shooter who attended the mosque. "a person who does an action like this is a degenerate he's a punk and he does not speak on behalf of his religion."the leader of the islamic center hopes to have the mosque reop

county, the the boat and part of a dock broke away and ended up falling over a dam northeast of la crosse. the debris then floated away. and in crawford county, washed-out railroad tracks derailed a train. the crew wasn't injured, but one of the fuel tanks ruptured, spilling about 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel, some into the mississippi river. about 15 people who lived nearby were evacuated as a precaution. chief meteorologist mark baden is in the weather center. mark, we really lucked out. mark: we did. we saw about 1-2 inches across southeastern wisconsin, even less. this is two days worth of rain. watch most of the focused and west central in southwestern wisconsin. that is where the majority of the thunderstorm stayed. that is the area they got pounded with huge amounts of rain. where talking about at least four inches of rain in some spots. some places getting more than eight inches of rain, and that's for some time to come. in the meantime, we have quieted down for now. i couple of showers rolling through war with county. coming up, where is the sun? we will get to that. how about th

there were some places near la crosse that had nearly 6 inches of rain and rain and a prayer to shane almost 3.5 inches. northeastern corner of the state picked up 1 inch or two which is good we are fortunate that if it was just a little bit further south or west. tonight north summed up by the storms are forming these will continue to track northeast. they will eventually move into northeastern iowa very shortly. looking closer at the radar we can see these have quite a bit of lightning associated with them and there is a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for the northwestern corner of floyd county in this area until 6:00 p.m. tonight. there is even the possibility of large-scale could be found. our models indicate there could be held up to in diameter to the southwest of charles city. the storm is moving northeast at will be a factor in the far northwest of the next hour. as far as the predictor does most of the activity stays northwest of us. but after midnight the showers and storms are expected to become more numerous in the north and they will eventually work their way to th

luther falls to la crosse and 28-27... in the midwest conference, cornell crushes iowa wesleyan in the season opener, 51-21. that's it z22e3z zixz temperatures this morning will be in the upper 50s and low 60s, but will warm in to the low 80s this afternoon for most. some sunshine this morning will turn into partly cloudy skies into the afternoon. as more moisture flows into the tv9 viewing area due to a southerly wind. evening temperatures will be warmer, expect lows in the low to middle 60s. with overnight lows into the 60s and a soue will be on the rise. monday's highs will be in the middle to upper 80s and dew points will be in the 70s. even though it's meteorological fall, it sure still feels like summer. today: mostly sunny to start then turning partly cloudy. seasonable. wind: s 5-15 high: 81 alo: 80 dbq: 79 iow: 81 78 to 84 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-10 be able to take their purses into kinnick stadium to watch the hawkeyes. a new 'clear bag' policy dictates the size of any bag going into the stadium for a

a la crosse woman is proving there's no age limit on the open road. at 91 years young.... louise spencer is starting a new career.... driving a big rig. her dream got the green light.... when the nonprofit... " jump" ... asked her and others at spencer's assisted living facility about their bucket to keep me from it"i just feel whatever i want to do i can do it if it's humanly possible"/"i think i can unless these tight jeans are going to keep me from it, spencer who is about to turn 92.... says her husband drove ta ruck... and it's been something she's wanted to do for since she was young. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the latest republican to jump off the trump train -- over the immigration.also-- concert crash.who was behind the wheel - when this car hit several people and a police cruiser a scary moment for concert goers in southern reaction crash. police say an elderly man struck a fence ... another vehicle and several pedestrians... before hitting a parked car and an empty police car.this all happened in the matter of seconds on saturday night. the imp

in vernon county, south of la crosse...a by a mudslide. also, a 69- year-old man drowned last night when he tried to drive through a water-covered road near soldier's grove. some counties in the western part of the state saw as much as ten inches of rain. 3 heavy rains caused a train to derail yesterday....spilling diesel fuel into the mississippi river. water washed out part of the track near ferryville, wisconsin on the iowa border. five cars and two locomotives derailed. but luckily no one was hurt. railroad site, working with local and state officials.they plan to place a boom on the river to contain the fuel. meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: isolated shower still possible. highs near 69. wind: ne 5-15+ mph.tonight: showers saturday with some later breaks of sunshine and highs around 70. chance for showers or storms on sunday, with highs in the 70s. next week will feature cooler temps in the mid to upper 60s with quiet conditions. today: isolated shower still possible. highs

south of la crosse highway. up to 10 inches of rain have fallen across the region... causing severe flooding and mudslides. yesterday... governor walker declared a state of emergency in 13 counties because of the floods. that will help local governments get help to pay for the cleanup and damages. meanwhile.. in crawford county... the flood hit just days before one of the county's biggest events of the year: the 58th annual apple festival. people who got to the festival grounds early and set up campers say they're now stuck at the campgrounds because the road has been washed out. rescheduled for october 7th through the 9th. the appleton teenager who made national headlines for her decision to die... has passed away. 14-year old jerika bolens mother confirmed the news to a fox cities newspaper. her death comes after some "disability rights organizations" tried to get the law to intervene. fox6s bret lemoine talked to a local man... who had urged her to reconsider. he never met her... and he wasnt there for this memorable prom... js 'im just going to be blunt away... js

uw-la crosse is one of them.the university offered up its field for tomorrow afternoon. the school is moving its teams' practices--- all to put a smile on the faces of the other kids. 3 3 today: more clouds than sun. windy with gusts to 35 mph all communities, especially kenosha county, otherwise mostly dry. highs right at average in the middle to upper 60s. tonight: showers return. stays breezy with wind out of the ne 10-20 mph. lows in the middle and upper 50s.friday: scattered showers everywhere especially in the afternoon and evening. stays breezy. cooler with highs in the lower 60s. wind: ne 10-20 mph. weekend: scattered shower chances remain for saturday staying slightly cool in the low to mid 60s. shower chance ends on sunday as temperatures climb back to average but staying cloudy most of the day. today: more windy with gusts to 35 mph all day. an isolated shower is possible in southern communities, especially kenosha county, otherwise mostly dry. highs right at average in the middle to upper 60s. tonight: showers return. stays breezy with wind out of the ne 10-2

want." 3 the four-day festival in downtown la crosse starts tomorrow. 3 correction officers, and others for their heroic acts and community service. 12:04:34-46we honor virtues that are the backbones of our great society and we honor citizens who faced a moment of decisions between personal safety or risk and chose the path of the shepherd 3 3 there was a special ceremony yesterday for the people who for protect milwaukee county citizens.among the honorees.... deputies who stopped wrong-way drivers on the freeway... officers who chased and captured suspects...and first responders who talked suicidal people out of ending their lives.an eagle scout- who landscaped a memorial for fallen deputies- was also honored. it probably feels too early to talk about christmas for most of us.but not for the city of milwaukee!they're now accepting nominations for the 2016 city christmas tree. it will be displayed at city hall in downtown milwaukee. are asked to check their yards for a christmas tree to donate this holiday season. the ideal tree should be 30 to 40 feet tall, and must be accessible for h

wake med was also to host the women's la crosse championship at the baseball park and tennis championships. >> they probably would go ahead and keep it in the cary area. >> reporter: the visitors bureau said the timing caught them off guard. in addition to the financial hit, they say they're sad for fans here. >> it's also about the cultural enrichment that comes from other people being with you for a while and that's something we can't put a dollar val you on that we're going to miss. >> there's concern it could become a permanent site for >> are we going to have a great experience and the opportunity to get them back. >> reporter: the ncaa said it will anownts new site for -- announce the new site. >> we tried to speak to governor pat mccrory in person but he was not available. however in a statement he said this issue will be resolved by higher courts. he went on to saladly, the -- sadly, the ncaa failed to show this respect at the expense of our student athletes and hard working men and women. now there's a call for a special session to repeal house bill 2. beau minnick has that part o

the clean-up going on the in the la crosse area - and the one thing some residents there are being told not to do. first, it was all day breakfast! giant mcdonalds to bring in more customers and keep regulars happy. what the company plans to at some restaurants starting tomorrow. the rain is moving out and cooler air is about to blow in. i'll show you how cool and windy it is about to get coming up in your fox6 boy: this is the story of a boy who didn't talk for a long time. the boy liked things to always be the same. any changes would scare and upset him. the unknown was an unfriendly place. the boy was very sensitive to lights and sounds. so he built secret hiding places where they couldn't get in. the boy didn't like looking people in the eye. he wasn't trying to be mean, it just made him feel uncomfortable. sometimes he would flap his arms again and again. second boy: one day, i found out i had something called autism. my family got me help. slowly i found my voice and learned all the ways i could live with it better. announcer: early intervention can make a lifetime of difference.

the clean-up going on the in the la crosse area - and the one thing some residents there are being told not to do. first, it was all day breakfast! now, there's another push by fast food giant mcdonalds to bring in more customers and keep regulars happy. what the company plans to at some restaurants starting tomorrow. i'll show you how cool and windy it is about to get coming up in your fox6 forecast. the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. set shot bump back w/ tc stars of one sitcom are making the more money than most other t-v actors. plus-- the backstreet boys have signed up for a new gig. details in the buzz, the backstreet boys are calling las vegas their home for part of next yea

a man was killed in the town of victory - south of la crosse - when a mudslide pushed his home onto a state highway. since yesterday, up to ten inches of rain have fallen in parts of western wisconsin... the state of emergency will allow local governments to get help paying for the cleanup and on most of the rain today. but it has certainly been dreary. weather expert tom wachs joins us now with the update. we have a chance for a few scattered t- storms tonight. temperatures will fall through the 70s. areas of fog will develop overnight with temperatures falling into the 60s. get ready for a big cool down friday scattered thunderstorms continuing in the forecast. mostly cloudy and cool again on saturday. rain chances return to the forecast on sunday as a cold front heads our way. tonight: cloudy with a few t-storms. fog overnight. low: 62 dewpoint: 62 wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance for thunderstorms. mostly cloudy. am low: 60 high: 68 dewpoint: 60 wind: se 5-10 mph check the radar anytime - right from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center a

and la crosse crosseon friday the crew stops in fort mccoy... viroqua.... dodgeville... and prairie du chien. 3 and here you can see the stops this weekend.the tour goes through next week. week.the bucks will stop in these communities to give back through basketball clinics... giveaways... autograph signings... and more. still ahead- walking on hot coals for a cause. we meet the man doing ?just one milwaukee firefighter has a "burning" desire to help others. so much so... he's willing to ?walk on hot coals? to prove it. cbs 58's ?michael schlesinger? joins us live from franklin... to tell us what motives this man. michael? 3 jake nawrocki/milwaukee firefighter reax still ahead this hour--- it's a big day for apple. apple.what you can expect at the tech company's big event today. 3 and--- lego sales are stacking up ?worldwide?--- just ?not? here in the u-s.we'll tell where. 3 3 a live look over.....on the new photos from nasa show... a view of jupiter--- hardly pictures show the planet's southern aurora. aurora.because of jupiter's unique orbit--- this is the first time e

and la crosse crosseon friday --- the crew stops in fort mccoy... viroqua.... dodgeville... and prairie du chien. 3 and here you can see the stops this weekend.the tour goes through next week. week.the bucks will stop in these communities to giveaways... and autograph signings. as the craze continues... officials in milwaukee will address the issue of "pokemon go" at lake park tonight. tonight.this- after the milwaukee county parks director claimed players were disrupting the park and surrounding neighborhods.. while headed to pokestops.some of the issues.. he says are-- traffic congestion, parking issues.. littering and damaged turf.tonight- the county supervisor... a "parks, energy and environment committee chairman.. and representatives from the milwaukee county county corporation council will all be guests tonight at the "historic watertower neighborhood association" meeting.tonight's meeting is from 6:30 to 8:30.the public is invited. still ahead this morning - a rescue dog becomes a ?big part? of a florida police force. and a pump-up jam session turns back to school..

be nearly the same tomorrow for temperatures, lower to middle 70's in southern wisconsin, 77 in la crosse. will feel great. no humidity sticking around for five to seven days. warmer on monday. great sleeping weather at night with lows in the 50's. thema: thank you. wisn 12 news time is 5:20. tom hanks and ellen to generous hitting into character. woody and dory going viral this and tornadoes caught on cam these pants always smelled like yoga-aroma. finally, i discovered new tide odor defense. it eliminates the yoga aroma. so i can breathe easy hummmmm. don't just mask odors. eliminate them with new tide odor defense. thema: welcome back. 5:23. this morning we are checking out some of the stories you are sharing online. academy award winner actor tom hanks and comedian ellen degeneres create a disney mash-up when hanks appears on ellen's show. the numeral to improvise a scene between their pixar alter-egos, woody and dory. take a look. >> everybody close your eyes. >> close your eyes. >> and imagine, now imagine you are in pixar-land. >> look at the stake, it is right here. >> i just want

classes, plays field hockey and la crosse and even makes time for model united nations. >> you represent a country and you come together and try to figure out the problems of the world. so immigration antoinette: but her future plan is to be a doctor. >> i like the idea of maybe me becoming a doctor so i can help people. antoinette: people like her brothers, three of whom who have autism and one who has epilepsy. she squeezes in an after-school job on top of everything else, much of that money going to her complained. >> once i understood the enormity of what she was dealing with, there are a lot of adults couldn't deal with it. antoinette: it isn't easy, but she wouldn't change a thing. >> there's a future for everybody. so look where you can. look what you can be. antoinette: that unstoppable attitude, one of many reasons she deserved this a-plus. she is applying to northeastern, b.u., harvard and yale. i asked her how she evenas time to do all these applications, and she says keeping busy is what helps her stay motivated. i have a feeling when she goes off to college, it's going to be

. >> that is an incredible story, and he played la crosse at boston college, and every year they honor him with the red bandanna game. not only do all the players and coaches wear red bandannas, but they hand them out to everyone in the crowd. all the the students and parents. you look out and see a sea of red bandannas. it's amazing. >> and even everyone was talking about a guy in a red bandanna. >> people didn't realize who it was until that. andanna. >>> making news in america this morning, the presidential candidates start the final sprint to election day. both hillary clinton and donald trump are making campaign stops in crucial battleground states and their attacks are sharpening as the polls are tightening. >>> and president obama making history becoming the first u.s. following some tense episodes during a summit in china. >>> a computer glitch has british airways checking in some passengers the old-fashioned way. we're checking in. >>> hang on tight. this little guy making quite a splash for doing this but asking

i did play la crosse, but i don't think that helps with paper tosses into trash cans. maybe the beer pong. >> remember to follow us on facebook. beer ping. >> remember to follow us on >>> making news in america this morning, the presidential candidates in some sharp exchanges as they focus on the crucial battleground states. they get a chance to talk national security in back-to-back tv appearances. >>> breaking overnight murder suspect recaptured back in custody this morning after days on the run in the la area. >>> tough talk and a warning from the coach of the u.s. hockey team about to head to a big international tournament. his players being told do not protest the national anthem. >>> and cha-ching, a hefty golden nugget found in the golden state. why more pieces like this could

i did play la crosse, but i don't think that helps with paper tosses into trash cans. maybe the beer ping. >> remember to follow us on >>> this morning on "world news now," sitting down with both presidential candidates. >> david muir asks both donald trump and hillary clinton about their latest round of attacks on each other. we'll hear clinton address the e-mail issue and both accounted's interpretations of trump's visit to >> and today apple expected to announce a number of improvements including the new iphone, but how will you listen to it without a headphone jack? a preview just ahead. >>> and the rip current sweeps away a boy and his stepfather enjoying a swim at the beach. the two finally saved by a woman who jumped into action. >>> and take a look at this mustache man, or is it. find out the touching reason why we'll have the story on this wednesday, september 7th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i love that story. good morning. i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin this half hour with the ultra tight race for t

. >> that is an incredible story, and he played la crosse at boston college, and every year bandanna game. not only do all the players and coaches wear red bandannas, but they hand them out to everyone in the crowd. all the the students and parents. you look out and see a sea of red bandannas. it's amazing. >> and even everyone was talking about a guy in a red bandanna. >> people didn't realize who it was until that. andanna. >>> >> i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines this morning. donald trump and hillary clinton are shifting into high gear. they spent labor day mingling with voters and the press, and they took turns slamming each other one issue after another. we'll have a full report coming up. >>> conservative activist, phyllis is being remembered for his efforts to defeat the equal rights amendment. she died yesterday in st. louis at age 92. >> if you're flying british airways, you may have trouble checking in. they're having computer problems leading to delays. staffers are processing check ins annually. manually. numb