lindsey slater joining us now. lindsey: this is a look at our doppler 12 radar network. some isolated showers and lake michigan, but our rain is moving off to the east. this is looking at the rain accumulation over the past two days. county received 3/10 of an inch. 1.2 inches along i-43. it to the west, a lot more. it is like heavy pockets of rain, and we got some good downpours, but we did need this rain. this will help everyone. right now, cloudy, but i expect clouds to decrease this evening and overnight. because of this leftover moisture, we could see some fog early tomorrow morning. adrienne: you this weekend. just download the wisn 12 news mobile app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. just search wisn 12 in your app store. sheldon: the former u.s. senator from wisconsin who wants his old job back says donald trump is unfit to be president. democrat russ feingold is a guest tomorrow on upfront. >> senator johnson has said he supports donald trump, but he has not appeared with donald campaign? >> no, i'm interested in what the people of wisconsin want going f

ch meteorologist lindsey slater was today's emcee. in addition to the bike ride, there were also carnival games for kids and massages for the cyclists. and right now, lindsey is monitoring our weather. lindsey: i got one of those massages, too. rain should be good to go. next week, more chances of thunderstorms and how much rain we could see, coming up. , in florida nearly loses her hand to an alligator. the big mistake she made leading up to that attack. sheldon: and local law enforcement has a new way to keep you safe this summer. nson... [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible adrienne: we are following breaking. a deadly police shooting. sheldon: milwaukee police say an officer shot and killed a suspe

reporting in milwaukee, i'm meteorologist lindsey slater >>s th your name?. lindsey slater. look at that. ya: up next ford donal drive he hd to green bay for a charitgolf tournament called the u.s. venture open with other paers players. the oceeds go to fight y.povert patrick:o the summerlympic games. one of the big stori of the s u.day wa cyclist kristin armstrong wiing gold today. armstrong was the oldest of the 25 competitors. here is the medal count right now. team usa is now in the lead with gold and total medals. we have 10 gold and 28 total. china is right behind with 9 -- nine goldnd 20 total medals. part of e olympics are being held at one of the world's most tourists are flocking to copacabana. it's technically wintre, bupeople are enjoying the sun and culture, from authentic braziliaod to lorful clothing for sale. >> the music makes it such a good five, and with the sea and theeople, yeah, it is really cool. patrick: the age temperature this time ofear onopacabana beach is 71 degrees. it' 's not all es andoy in rio. three people were hurt when a bus carrying journ

lindsey slater is tracking storms heading our way. lindsey: they are to the west right now, but i will tell you what time they will be right here. that is up next. announcer: coming up -- joyce: saved by strangers, a boy unconscious in a hotel pool. >> i just knew the boy needed attention now and you couldn't town was in the right place at the right time. kathy: and milwaukee county takes on pok?mon. the demands the county executive has for the makers of the popular game. >> it's a beautiful day out and i'm thinking fall i gotta be nuts. joyce: halloween is getting closer, the giant pumpkins are popping up. the new costumes expected to be a big hit this year. kathy: the rock cookin a visit to lambeau field. announcer: you are watching wisn 12 news, honored as best evening newscast by the wisconsin broadcasters association. kathy: an eight-year-old boy found unconscious in a hotel swimming pool. joyce: a new york man in wisconsin on business helps save his life. it was around 6:00 last night when randy ameigh and a co-worker staying at

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i'm meteorologist lindsey slater, wisn 12 news. toya: for a list of pink eye symptoms to watch out for, head to our website wisn.com. you'll find a link in our health section. 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 week

toya: wisn 12 news meteorologist lindsey slater was there. lind today is jelly belly day at the fair. there is so ch going on. you can see the jelly belly line goes all the way down, mea way past all the tents there. you can get a free bag of lly beans, but also you get to spin the wheel, and that wheel will determine whether not you get a scrumptiously flavored bean or spoiled milk. so i guess i'll just give it a go which one ith going to be? >> coconut oler spoimilk? lindsey: we chted with a few of brave souls about which ones they got. >> i got tutti-frutti. >> necrine. >> spoiled milk. >> toothpaste. interesting flavoraren't quite what you are looking for, you can always get a free bag at the jelly belly tent. at the wisconsin stater, i'm meteorologist lindsey slater, wisn 12 news. toya: tonight's headliner is newsboys. the christian rock band tas the stage at 7:30 tonigh en, tomorrow's admissiodeal is for seniors. anyone 60-years-old and over get for $5. the deal lasts all day. a new spin coming to the burger king menu. patrick: the unex

meteorologist lindsey slater traveled to east troy to find out if the dry weather could affect your wallet. lindsey: a soybean field, the drygrnds a bone. technically we aren't even in a drought. it's abnoally dry conditions. but ife continue to see the weather patterns as we have, we >> for corn and soybeans, we'd like to see about an inch of ra a wk. >> he says that since the dry areas are so small and oth yields are so good in places like illinois and iowa, we shouldn't see any issues at the grocery store. >> just in our area. actually the national yield is predicted to be one of the better yields one of the best , yields we've ever had. lindsey: august is when southeast wisconsin sees the most rain. that's not the case this year. defense foe r thck of water. corn kernels get aborted, while the soybean plant's leaves curl away from the sun. and ing to the climate prediction center, we can expect to see above average temperatures, unfortunately no much relief when it comes to these abnormally dry conditions. reporting in east troy, i'm meteorologist lindsey slater. mark: keep your finger

i am lindsey slater. anchor: for a list of pink eye symptoms to watch out for, head to our website, wisn.com. you'll find a link in our health section. changing jobs at facebook. you may have noticed the social media site will always put up things that are trending -- celebrities or a story. it used to be a team of 15 to 20 people that put those up. now an algorithm will do the work. facebook says having a computer do the work could get rid of any bias. for the time being, there are humans keeping an eye on the software and will be there to correct any mistakes. nearly 10,000 workers are suing chipotle, claiming the restaurant cheated them out of current and former employees claim the company made them work off the clock without paying them. the lawsuit claims chipotle routinely requires hourly paid workers to punch out and then continue working until they were given permission to leave. chipotle denies any wrongdoing and says the case has no merit. anchor: six scientists who lived inside a dome for one y

meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weather center. and lindsey, will the rain impact any evening plans? lindsey: there is that chance for an isolated shower, but i do believe the main bulk of everything is getting out of here. that is it. we are just tracking the cold front getting out of here, but it is windy. look at sheboygan. 70 degrees right now. in a long time. in fact, today broke our 19 day streak of 80 degree temperatures across much of southeastern wisconsin. it feels like 60's in sheboygan, 64 waukesha. it is 73 milwaukee, mostly cloudy skies, and an isolated shower, so don't rule that out. have that on burlap on standby. next. -- have that umbrella on standby. i would let you know what tomorrow will bring, coming up next. sheldon: thanks. keep the forecast close-by this weekend, with the wisn 12 news mobile app. if you haven't already, download the free mobile app to access interactive radar and the latest videocast from our weather watch 12 team. adrienne: cleanup is underway at a milwaukee daycare after several small fire

meteorologist lindsey slater was today's emcee. lindsay is joining us now. we started -- soggy with showers, but we cleared up your -- cleared up. lindsey: we cleared up a little bit, but what is next? because we started out with some rain this morning, the ground is still saturated, and at the temperature starts to drop, we will get close to the dew point. that means fog will be an issue tomorrow morning. anticipate that, especially patchy fog. tomorrow, it will not be like it was this morning. i do anticipate some of those pop up showers. i also anticipate some changes into this work with. -- week. you can see a few little guys popping up along by madison there. we are going to welcome this beautiful ridge of high pressure. as a gets closer to us, we are going to start to see things clear up nicely. that is what is going to be basically the pattern for much of tomorrow and monday. then things are to change. let me zoom in and show you. we are good to go for the rest of the evening, if you have plans you will be just fine as far as whether concerns. tomorrow

meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weather center. lindsey: right now, there was a statement issued by the national weather service in green bay and milwaukee about this developing fog. notice how the temperature and dew point are very close together. that is how fog forms. the temperature gets so close to that dew point that it is condensing without moving anywhere. right now, the fog is worse near sheboygan. you can see west bend has seven had last night. the fog will be continuing as we had overnight. -- head overnight. i will talk more about our stormy pattern, coming up. adrienne: the debate over 49er's quarterback colin kaepernick's refusal to stand during the national anthem continues. it started during last week's game against the packers. but as abc's adrienne bankert shows us, the quarterback is vowing to continue his protest. adrienne colin kaepernick's act of protest, setting off a firestorm tonight. that's kaepernick sitting alone friday as the national anthem played before a preseason game. tonight, saying he will continu

meteorologist lindsey slater. we are starting off a tad breezy but the cold front is now well south and east. some clouds will linger sunshine will help warm us to 75 or so...cooler by the lake. this sets us up with a cooler and drier midweek that'll last until the weekend. rain back in the forecast late sunday leading into the laboy day holiday. meteorologist lindsey slater. we are starting off a tad breezy but the cold front is now well south and east. some clouds will linger t morning. then sunshine will help warm us to 75 or so...cooler by the lake. this sets us up with a cooler and drier midweek that'll last until the weekend. rain back in the forecast late sunday leading into announcer: it's "live with kelly." today we've got actor bryan cranston and ghostbuster star leslie jones. plus from "unreal," actress constance zimmer. and carrie ann inaba is our co-host. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] and now here are kelly ripa and carrie ann inaba. audience: [cheeri

meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weathter. lindsey, overall a great weekend. lindsey: it was a perfect 10 kind of weekend. we did not have rain issues, low dew points and temperatures. -- 70 degrees at the moment. winds are light out of the northeast. there is no rain on the way. we are fantastic as we head into the weekend. 63 degrees in watertown. a ttle bit of patchyog will be possible tomorrow morning. overall, the high temperature will be near 80 degrees. 't forget the sunbndlock a sunglasses as you head out the door tomorrow. sheldon: there was a bit of an unexpected danger at this oklahoma walmart, when thousands of bees swarmed the parking lot. two beekeepers were ving hives from one vehicle to another when the bees started to es. and there we a lotf them. the bee keeper that we spoke to on the scene said thaeach hivean have up to 22,000 bees, and at the time there were 3 hives. she counted, and she said they were a half full at that time. sheldon: several people were stung, and 3 were taken to the hospital. adrienne: a cheesy take on the ice bucket ch

meteorologist lindsey slater will join us after 7:00 a.m. with a live look along the race route. a crowd expected for that event. do people need rain jackets this morning? jeremy: i would say no. i'm not promising it will be dry the entire time, but leave it in the car. we have dew points in the 70's. we have a drop headed our way. spotty showers cannot be ruled out. it will be on the muggy side. sunday is the pic day with suntastic returns. the change will be a drop in humidity. more heat and humidity later in the work week in the seven day forecast. if you're getting deep fried goodness at the fair, maybe a spotty sprinkle this morning. do not cancel your trip to to let a 20% to 30% chance of a shower stop you. in the afternoon in the peak of daytime heating there could be a stray shower. it is muggy for any of the evening shows. partly cloudy with a nice evening. temperatures in the middle 70's. sticky this morning. you can see the humidity hanging with cloudy skies. 73 in the city with dew points similar in sheboygan. the pavement is wet from overnight rain showers, 70 to sta

meteorologist lindsey slater joins us nand lisey, we ha c th week? lindsey: every raindrops to as a snowflake, so there is a little winter up there somewhere. -- every raindrops starts as a snowflake, so is a little winter up there somewhere. it is still nice and warm outside. it is gust. we can expect all the nice august weather that is typical this time of year. let's talk temperatures. this is the only thing you need to worry about. along the lakeshore.hy fog we have high pressure way above us. that is line for some of that air tube bunc along the , and that causes the fog along the lake should -- sure. -- lakesho some places could flirting with the upper 50's tomorrow morning. as we get to the lunch hour, temperatur intesetthe mid to upper 70's. a lot of sunshine. more than we hoday. tuesday, temperatures jump up to the mid-80's. every day this week, it will get a little warmer. every day, theumiditwill go up a little more. chances on thunderstorms continue. as we had -- head towards wednesday, it gets to the irritating face -- phase. but does --

meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weather center. lindsey: right now, there was a statement issued by the national weather service in green bay and milwaukee about this developing fog. this is our sheboygan camera. notice how the temperature and dew point are very close together. that is how fog forms. the temperature gets so close to anywhere. right now, the fog is worse near sheboygan. you can see west bend has seven miles of visibility. it is just like a repeat of a we had last night. the fog will be continuing as we had overnight. -- head overnight. i will talk more about our stormy adrienne: the debate over 49er's quarterback colin kaepernick's refusal to stand during the national anthem continues. it started during last week's game against the packers. but as abc's adrienne bankert shows us, the quarterback is vowing to continue his protest. adrienne: 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick's act of protest, setting off a firestorm tonight. that's kaepernick sitting alone friday as the national anthem played before a preseason game.

meteorologist lindsey slater joins us the weather center. lindsey: the good news is that the winds will die down tonight, the bad? our good ol' friends humidity and storms return soon. i'll tell you when coming up next in weatherwatch 12. kathy: and an important step in restoring a milwaukee landmark, the unique new pieces added to the historic joyce: then, dozens of pet owners coming forward, how they're hoping to discover whether their missing cats were one of dozens rescued from an >> leading the way with important local coverage. you are watching wisn 12 news at 6:00 with kathy mykleby, joyce garbaciak, patrick paolantonio, weatherwatch 12 chief big 12 sports director dan needles. wisn 12 news at 5:00 continues. kathy: new at 6:00, take a look at this video of a fire at a hardware store in kiel. it took 128 firefighters to battle the thick black smoke pouring out of the 100-year-old family-owned business. the paint and other accelerants in the building made fighting the fire an even bigger challenge. everyone did get out safely. the cause

. # i'm here in the weather center with meteorologist lindsey slater who has a look at our forecast. we looked at the sunrise, fantastic start and cooler too. >> yes, it is. too. keep that many mind as you are driving along the lake front, more gusty out there. 66 degrees. look at the dew point, that is fantastic. 55. that means it is feeling amazing outside. it will continue that is the best part, it is continuing that way all day long. the winds are north 12 miles per hour. just something to keep in mind this morning. notice the radar network, there is nothing on he are good to go. no issues with fog. the wind gusts, well, they were showing up and now they have died down. they were gusting up to 25 miles per hour. make sure, you know, sunglasses are with you. going up to the mid 70s and plenty of sunshine. matt, how is the traffic this morning? >> pretty good. the volume is light and

lindsey slater joins us again. today was humidity was not that. can we expect the same for the work week? lindsey: tomorrow will be a repeat of what we had today. we had some morning fog. the rain and thunderstorms chances are going to be increasing. notice, i am watching a weather system that is right about here stationed with a front that does not move anywhere. that's why some areas in south and central missouri and this is because of the area of low pressure headed in our direction at the end of monday night. for now, we are going to stay with the high-pressure arriving. in the low pressure kicks into high gear, showers and thunderstorms increasing. tomorrow morning, little bit of patchy fog and by noon or 1:00 am a will see some of the changes, the little isolated showers popping up. there's a lot of cloud cover monday night. most areas will stay dry that is the can see it brings in pressure in the biggest batch of rain will hit us headed into the south portion of lake michigan but some areas along the lakefront and saw the milwaukee county co

kathy: lindsey slater is here. it was a beautiful day. lindsey: it was. you cannot have asked for a better afternoon if you have things to do. it was a great day, but i want to tell you, and why are we all the way here, is what you may be thinking. there is a lot of weather happening in the parts of southeastern missouri in southern illinois. on this is because this is the weather system moving in our direction. if you look at trends in what is happening now, this gives you a little weather heads up on what will be happening in our ne of the woodsck. --neck of the woods. this will eventually make a v l ine near the great lakes. this flow will be making its way here as we head into monday better chances of showers and thunderstorms. we have the original high-pressure hanging out with us but i want to show you the latest trend into your monday morning. we are expecting the potential of some patchy fog developing early monday morning. you may need to leave your house maybe five or 10 minutes earlier just because of that fog and you can see some clouds are th

sheldon: turning to weather now meteorologist lindsey slater joining us. lindsey, there's a chance of fog during tomorrow morning's commute. lindsey: that is right. i am already watching some of let's take a look at the visibility map. right now, it is crystal clear in milwaukee. we are down to five mile visibility in kenosha. once a gets below three, -- three miles, that is where it is a problem. it is about a half-mile of visibility right now in sheboygan. watching this. it is muggy out there. the dew point is at 66. even though the temperatures look cool on the screen, that dew point is so close. we are kind of in between sticky and irritating. maybe set that alarm five minutes early, because the fog will be lingering all the way through to the early morning commute. sheldon: tune in to wisn 12 news first thing tomorrow morning to see how the weather might affect your commute. 12 news this morning starts at 4:30 a.m. a man is in custody after an hours-long standoff with police all over a misplaced mattress. it happened this afternoon near 13th and orchar

80 coupons that can save you some can everything athe wisconsin state fair, i'm meteorologist lindsey slater, wisn 12 news. kathy: tonight at the fair, the ur-time grammy-nomin christiarock band the newsboys perform on the main stage. that show starts at 7:30. if yo're planning to head to the fa tomorrow, it's senior da all people 60 and older can get the fair for $5 all day. mark: 78 degrees right now, you it's always nice,se tre is plenty of asphalt a rete to warm thingsp, and it is just startinto feel sticky. be ready, it is sticky and hot over the next couple days. warmer tomorrow and it should stay warm through friday but the weis ld king pretty good if you areking t off. 78 in west allis, so it is warm but not bad and it is not horribly stiy. we aret 66 degrees, so it is a little sticky, and that is going up. primaries day is tomorrow. holes open at 7:00 a.m., close at 8:00 p.m. a beautiful day. no problems on the doppler 12 radar network in terms of clouds or any kind of rain, and there is no rain nearby. 1, and other areas have been a little more fortunate. for the year we are over s

and, two of our colleagues sally severson and lindsey slater are teaming up to take on other radio and t.v. personalities in a celebrity cooking challenge. they'll have to create three recipes starting at 1:30 in the afternoon. >> outside discovery world is fish fry and a flick. this week's film is dead pool. it is rated r. the event starts at 5:00. tomorrow is also opening day for the waukesha blues fest. the festival is happening tomorrow and saturday. gates are open from 12:30 p.m. in the afternoon until 10:30 day or $39 for both days. children eight and under are free with a paying adult. the waukesha blues fest is going on at naga-waukee park in delafield. the fest is celebrating its 10th year. joyce: a local woman is celebrating her new car. kathy: hear why the mom of five was chosen to get a free set of wheels. joyce: star wars fans get a look at the newest movie coming out. hope and healing. two months since the deadly shooting in u.s. history. how those in the wake of the tragedy and orlando are working to have their voices heard. she is a knockout, a former announcer: you are

meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weather center. lindsey, how's the work week shaping up? lindsey: it starts pretty good, but in the middle, people have some potential for thunderstorms. it looks pretty nice in sheboygan. it feels like 76 degrees in milwaukee. along the lakefront, we are still enjoying that warm air here in 72 degrees is what it feels in racine. not a whole lot happening on the radar, but that will be changing as we head into the work week. as you are heading out the door for your morning commute, you may need to leave just a little patchy fog that may be developing. temperatures will warm up into the mid-70's, and by 10:00, you should not have any problems. the dew point should be decent. tuesday into wednesday, we are going to see some changes. more showers and thunderstorms will be expected. kathy: the packers were back at practice today. what member of the offense made his return from injury. joyce: plus, the lengths one member of the badger football team is going to honor is friend who lost his life in a car accident. and the brewers get back into the

i'm here in the weather center with meteorologist lindsey slater who has a look at our forecast. it is a dry day after the serious rain yesterday. storms roll in and some of the areas getting two to three inches of rain in an hour. and we are good to go out there. no problems to worry about. a little green on the radar, nothing to worry about. the temperature 67 degrees. the winds are breezy and gusts up to 24 miles per hour. it is a breezy start to the day and lower. feeling like 67 milwaukee. as you are waking up this morning, leave the umbrellas at home. it is breezy this morning and at least the temperatures today are manageable and cooler as you head out to work this morning. >> when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> it's been more than two weeks since unrest began in sherman park. crowds clashed with police and were set on fire, others were looted. in the last two weeks, the focus has been on hope and healing in the neighborhood. but tim, there was more unrest last n

joyce: thank you patrick. , meteorologist lindsey slater is keeping an eye on the storms as the move east. lindsey, how's it looking right that all the storms that impacted indiana are moving off towards ohio. unfortunately, the storm trend is not over for them. they still need to be on guard. just to the west of them, i am tracking storms in eastern illinois. in fact, there are areas in eastern indiana under terminator watches, and i believe see more rounds of severe weather, so we could see a repeat scenario tomorrow. this is moving in our direction. it is moving east, northeast, so as it gets closer, it will hit some of us. that will be areas south of 94. southern waukesha county, racine or kenosha county, this does impact you because it will be a continuing trend into tomorrow trend to -- i will timeout your morning commute coming up next. kathy: thanks. only on 12, an 11-year-old girl is in children's hospital tonight. she's battling serious head injuries after a driver hit her while riding her bike leaving the child for dead. as christina palladino reports the mother is demandin

first we are going to meteorologist lindsey slater. >> it is breezy out there. the winds are north 12 miles per hour. it is 66 degrees. feeling like the low look at that, in the dells it is 59. it is 59 in sheboygan. same thing in west bend. 61 watertown. 63 kenosha. as you are waking up and headed out know that the temperatures are in the 60s. by 8:00 the conditions are cooler than we had yesterday and less humid as well. the highs closer to 75 with

coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news at 10:00 with sheldon dutes, adrienne pedersen, meteorologist lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. sheldon: talk about a terrifying situation at 30,000 feet. adrienne: an engine ripped off a plane minutes after take off. >> engine failure. we lost number one engine. we're descending. adrienne: these are pictures from the scary moments. e listen to a passenger describe what she experienced. >> we heard a loud boom, sounded like an 18 wheeler tire blowing. the cabin filled with smoke. adrienne: the plane landed safely in pensacola. southwest telling abc news tonight the flight suffered a mechanical issue. and a big problem on a florida road today. a huge sinkhole opened up on the florida turnpike in miami. it was two lanes wide. according to the highway patrol a water main break caused the , sinkhole. kapaernick sparked a bit of a controversy before last night's packers' game by refusing to stand up during the national anthem. abc's ron claiborne shows us the message the quarterback was trying to send. >> it happened right before the 49ers pr

anchor: lindsey slater is in for mark baden. what can we expect tomorrow? meteorologist: the breeze is going to stick with us. as we look ahead to tomorrow, some of the big weather headlines, leave the window open a bit. i did that last night and had some of the best sleep i have had in weeks. then we will see storms increasing. where is the weather system? well, right now, it is in canada. you may be thinking, how can this storm in canada have any impact on us? it is the front right here. you can see the really cool spin on that area of low pressure. i always think that is sort of fascinating. in a day and a half, this cold front is going to work its way united states. that will help us see the increase of showers. we are good to go until then. not a whole lot happening in our neck of the woods. nothing strong or severe that i am anticipating. this is my brand-new weather model. this will look a little different from what i showed you at 6:00. tomorrow morning, 5:00, nothing to worry about. could not ask for a better start to your tuesday. seeing the incre

patrick: today wisn 12 , meteorologists sally severson and lindsey slater competed in the celebrity cooking competition. teams had to create three recipes using patrick cudahy apple-wood smoked bacon. wisn made it to the finals, the dessert round, up against cbs >> i'm going to be sick. >> tough competition. >> the winner of the first annual celebrity cooking competition is wisn. patrick: their winning dessert was a bacon brownie with honey. sounds delicious. congratulations to sally and lindsey. them to bring some leftovers. hint, hint. kathy: mark, some rain still falling near the state fair right now. mark: if you went to the state fair this evening, it was not that that. the majority of the rain stay to the west and north of the fair. it will be closing up at 11:00. you have this weekend if you have not made it to the state fair. we have had some funnel clouds and august of temperatures 80 degrees or higher. what a crazy mix of rain totals. almost three inches in brookfield. 2.5 inches -- over one inch in west bend. racine, you picked up a little bit. some of you picking up over one inc

important local coverage, you are watching wisn 12 news at 6:00 with the as, adrienne pettersen, lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 6:00 continues. adrienne: new at 6:00, helping wishes come true for sick this is video from the walk for wishes at the summerfest grounds this morning. and right now at the milwaukee yacht club, there's a silent auction, live music and even fireworks. proceeds from both events will benefit the make-a-wish foundation. sheldon: new at 6:00, going over the edge for a good cause. dozens took the ultimate lambeau leap today in green bay, rappelling down the sides of the field to benefit the special olympics. hundreds of fans and even some packers' wives even got in on the action. >> i w in michigan before, so i'm looking forward to getting back and getting to know some of the athletes. i think it's a great way to give back to the community. sheldon: an exciting way to explore lambeau field. proceeds will benefit more than 10,000 wisconsin special olympics athletes. adrienne: crossing guards are desperately needed for the upcoming sc

kathy: and wisn 12 meteorologists sally severson and lindsey slater compete in the celebrity cooking competition. the event is part of patrick cudahy day. teams had to create three recipes using apple-wood smoked bacon and meat. wisn made it to the final round against cbs let's take a look. 58. >> i feel like i'm going to be sick. >> cudhay's competition is wisn 12. patrick: congratulations. kathy: congratulations sally and lindsey. their winning dessert was a bacon brownie with honey. state fair? kathy: how does that happen. mark: she is a baking machine. we will have something shortly. in the meantime, we have to deal with rain, which is not necessarily bad. i know patrick is smiling. his grasses growing again. -- grass is growing again. we have some pockets of blue. how about a little rain? some of you got rain last ni franklin looking ominous, 80 degrees. discovery world, downtown milwaukee, some rain working through. 74 lambeau field are clouds in the area. can't rollout a shower during the game, but most of the game will be dry in green bay. the biggest thunderstorms are to the

. >> here's meteorologist lindsey slater with a check of your forecast. sally: we had some patchy fog earlier, and you can see remnants of it. right now, temperatures around 73 degrees. the sun is out so it will burn out the fog. it is along the lakefront, sewage will be getting out of here. hour-by-hour, temperatures topping out in the mid-to ? ? amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to e biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. we could brag about what's in new light & fit yogurt. but we'd rather talk about what's not in it. like no artificial colors or preservative ingredients. and with 70 calories... maybe we're kind of bragging? new light & fit. hugo and princess aren't morning people. princess isn't even people, but he hasn't told her. still, they wake up for new meow mix brushing bites, tasty treats that help care for teeth. no wonder it's the only one cats ask fo

i'm here in the weather center with meteorologist lindsey slater who has a look at our forecast. it is a dry day after the serious rain yesterday.

first we are going to meteorologist lindsey slater. >> it is breezy out there. the winds are north 12 miles per hour. it is 66 degrees. feeling like the low look at that, in the dells it is 59. it is 59 in sheboygan. same thing in west bend. 61 watertown. 63 kenosha. as you are waking up and headed out know that the temperatures are in the 60s. by 8:00 the conditions are cooler than we had yesterday and less humid as well. the highs closer to 75 with traffic this morning. >> we are over 41/45. both directions things are looking good. the travel times are looking great. a tap on the brakes at national. otherwise everything is running smoothly this morning. ben, back to you. >> thank you, matt. several people in custody after a disturbance park neighborhood. this happened last night near 44 and auer. thema ponton is live with the latest. >> the police asked the crowd to leave the area around the memorial for smith. the deadly shooting set off vie leapt unrest in the sherman park arrested for disorderly conduct. the police asked the people to leave but some refused

sheldo we a little relief adrienne:indsey slater is joining lindsey: we g to see more lohe work week but a of pe are still excid abouthe state fair. if you are heading there this evening, temperatures there are 63 dre. it will not be that b outside th theradual clearing of cloud mondayorning8:00 a.m., it wi not be too sticky. noeal prlems out there. also looking at plenty of sunshine. the rain chances -- remember i showed you thisn frid. we thought we would see something as early atuesday. off.t of the models have backed that helps us. we will gradually starts as he you have a few extra days re i am really antici thepating rain. i'm giving you that heads up. no consistent rain unt possibly late thursday. the high pressure system siinright about here, right over us keeping as clear the jet stris kicking in a that is why we are seeing these clouds. the cl we stubb we are stag to s things clearingd thanhigh pressure will bring in coor air. you can enjoyhat toand into tomorrow morning. high pressure may also bring us a little bit of fog in the ely morning hours for monday. you may see a

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