not need an ashley madison anymore. >> you may not need it. but it's interesting that people feel like they're safe if they utilize a facility or a website like ashley madison. so they go on there thinking there's some degree of privacy that they get. and now what ashley madison and the hacking has done, it tells you there isn't any privacy on the internet. >> it's re because even people who said, well, ashley madison users had it coming. but then i read an op-ed that i wanted to share a little bit with you, and just get your take on it. just as citizens of the world. they said, "everyone has something to hide. we all have a right to privacy. poking the finger at people that appear in ashley madison's data base isn't anyone's right even if they committed a sin by your standard." now here's the part that got my attention. "how would you feel about your to the world? the contents of your computer's documents folder or your snapchat pictures?" that then changes it, right? >> well, it does and it doesn't. remember, ashley madison, their hook was t

a girl we decided to call madison. >> this is me and her. she was teeny tiny. >> reporter: how long before shea was taken was this. >> she was taken in easter 2006. >> reporter: you had no idea at this point? >> no. at this point her mom wanted to get married still and i had no idea that was part ofan planning to do. >> reporter: what madison's mom was planning to do, her dad tells us, is secretly remove his name from his daughter's birth certificate and disappear. >> you just don't know. you hope she is safe, but you don't know. >> reporter: hoping was all he could do for years. he told us he got full custody of his daughter in 2007 and hired lawyers and contacted police. the only sign he had that she was even still alive was a facebook picture of his baby it was posted on a mate are rnal family member's page. >> you still think if you do the right things legally you are going to get her back. >> reporter: unfortunately stories like this happen more often than you may think. in one year alone more than 200,000 kids were parentally abducted

the bucks hit the court for the first practice of training camp this morning in madison. the team will be looking to bounce back from a tough season they're head coach jason kidd on working out in madison. >> it's about being a wisconsin team and i thought last year the guys enjoyed it, to get away now. going forward, i don't know if that's going to be the case with the money spent in milwaukee with the new packers facility. we've got sort of a college team. we've got some young players. some didn't have the opportunity to go to college so they get to spend a week on the college campus. >> it turned out to be an emotional night for the miami marlins and their win over the new york mets. the entire marlins team worry the number 16 in honor of jose fernandez, who died tragically in a boating accident the day before. and then one of his closest friends, gordon hit this home run at his first at-bat. >> gordon to right. and it's gone. >> and he did it for fernandez. there wasn't a dry eye in the stadium last night in miami. that franchise will miss fernandez. >> if you're goin

kathy: new tonight on 12, raising tuition at uw madison. chancellor rebecca blank says she plans to ask the university's governing board to increase tuition for out-of-state and professional students. the state budget prevents a tuition increase for in state students. blank also says she plans to give $9 million in raises and bonuses to faculty and academic uw credit union is helping all wisconsin college students pay off their debt. the credit union used to just serve just university of wisconsin system students. it is now allowing all current and former college students who live in wisconsin, no matter where they went to school, to become members. governor walker says the move is designed to allow more students to get low-interest loans and refinance their debt. >> you already have u union with competitive rates. we are thrilled they are willing to provide this option for residents all over the state of wisconsin. kathy: there's a website set up with more information about the look forward to your future initiative. we posted a link on ou

and actually i interviewed a policeman in madison, wisconsin -- madison was the most violent of all the campuses, apparent level. worse than berkeley and cornell and clem ya. he said after kent state he and his colleague wentridge and told the kid wes got four and you got zero. he wasn't necessarily pro or -- nor would bill dyson, who didn't really -- told me he didn't understand wife we were n vietnam. but they were very much against the behavior and the anti-patriotism, which they foltz was not patriotic. where aim on questions, answering -- >> time for one more. >> i goods i just wanted to say i think it is important to remember that it took very, very little to provoke the fbi. i was a tax resister.

live at madison park, in tosa ben handelman, fox 6 news. steph thanks ben a deadly officer involved shooting in charlotte, north carolina, has prompted another night of demonstrations. this is a live look at the streets of charlotte... where for a fourth straight night... protesters are gathering following the fatal shooting of keith lamont scott. police have still not released video from the shooting... but today the scott family released video recorded by his wife. stacey cohan has the details. rakeyia scott, wife of keith scott keith, don't let them break the windows. the scott family shows the tense moments before and immediately after tuesday's officer-involved shooting rakeyia scott, wife of keith scott he doesn't have a gun. he has a t.b.i. he's not going to do anything to you guysvideo recorded by scott's wife doesn't show if scott had a gun. a police source says a loaded gun was recovered from the scene with scott's fingerprints. protestors are calling for the release of two ot police have one video from another officer's body came

madison's drawing room. it's a great description of mrs. madison and she is a fine portly, buxom dame who has a smile and a pleasant word for everybody. he described her outfits was pink with tram, you see her with president madison and admiral --. nothing existed of this room after the fire. only a little fragment of wallpaper remained which was around the door and the top of the wall. the design of the chairs in the mantle was known. the drawing survived but the little piece of wallpaper and a hatbox and nothing else. this is jefferson's cabinet, where the state dining room is now. he really lived fairly inform you -- informally. and margarettor smith, who wrote about everything in washington, she had an accurate description of the room including the drawer in the desk and that he had plants in the window and a mockingbird named did --dick. we also know about the furniture. we know he took things from , and we know what was .issed we have good historical sources. secretarying to his mary lewis. capital, it was the center of washington lif

madison southern? madison central experts they won that round. sari but thanks to all the students to work here in thanks for coming over here today to interrupt your day about the most important issues. also think the speakers who spoke as well. this is a long-term it is a lot shorter title in tennis to get long and wordy but it is dedicated to talking about up problem that affects people all over the country. in those that you may know from another community but that they care very deeply about this issue and the president cares deeply about all of you as you have heard i of the attorney general of the united states and the chief law-enforcement officer in this country and i run the agency department of justice by contrast aground the country to talk about issues and policies of the importance to bring awareness and now we focus on this epidemic. i know your high-school students have made few are thinking you want to go to school that is a lot to think about. and who is at that point? outstanding. career choices? what about dr.? doctors and law

school, drew swastikas on white boards in a dorm at uw madison. uw-officials have contacted the other school about the incident. similar cases have uw-madison launching a new program to improve campus culture.it's called "our wisconsin". work-shops began this week, teaching incoming students about other cultures, conflict resolution, and activities to detect descrimination and bias. israel and the united states... in the deal... the u- s will give israel three- point-eight billion dollars a year in military aid over 10 years.that includes funding for milssle defense... and new fighter jets. the 38-billion dollar deal, which goes into effect in 2019.... is the largest single pledge of military assistance in u-s history. a former health official in michigan looks to make a plea deal by acknowledging she knew about dozens of cases of legionnaires' disease in the flint area two years ago... but didn't report it to the general public.she entered a no-contest plea in connection to the outbreak and the investigation into lead- contaminated water in flint

team officials tell us he was not in madison today. on our website, fox six now dot com, for more than 24 hours. we invite you to join the conversation. visit our facebook page -- fox six news milwaukee, and share your reaction. new at 10-- many parents dread it. so what do you do if your kid comes home with lice? your first instinct may be to run to the pharmacy. in tonight's contact 6 report-- we'll tell you why you might want to reconsider. plus-- they knew their victims would be distracted. details about a rash of break steven avery is engaged again. t-m-z is reporting the subject of the documentary "making a murderer" popped the question to a legal secretary from las vegas. they've been "dating" for eight months. their relationship began with letters and phone calls. but t-m-z says they just met for the first time last week ...at the waupun correctional institute. avery was convicted of killing theresa halbach in 2007. there's a new effort underway to free soccer games as a cover. authorities in washington county say they broke in

a girl we've decided to call madison. it's also the family of her family's struggle and all of their pain and uncertainty. her cat's name is shadow and it's fitting really. he's one of the only reminders of the past shadowy nine and a half years, the majority of her young life. so there were certain points you didn't know if she was dead or alive. >> no, that's true. >> i said you realize we have a custody battle going on and your kidnapping. >> reporter: let's begin at the beginning. the couple had a baby girl. her dad's pride and joy. a girl we decided to call madison. >> this was me and her of she was just teeny tiny there. >> dani: so how long before she was taken? . >> she was taken at easter tim >> no. at this point her mom still wanted to get married so i had no idea that was part of anything she was planning to do. >> dani: what madison's mom she was planning to do was secretly remove his name from his daughter's birth certificate and disappear. >> you just don't know. you hope that she's safe. but you don't know.

fegins comments were made before an audience in madison last week.. first reported by the wisconsin state journal. last month, we reported on the u- w-m study that did find milwaukee to be thats largely due to census data showing only nine percent of the regions black residents live in the suburbs - the smallest percentage of any major metro. edens says he believes the team - and the new 500 million dollars area, which part of a larger downtown development - can be part of a solution that unites the city... the words that he chose mightve been a little different. i think the awareness of the situation is a worthy outcome of it so theres been a lot written about, you know, colin kaepernick and the stuff in the nfl and youll see different folks express it in different ways. from my standpoint, i it to actually outcomes that are gonna make things better. in his comments, feigin also described milwaukee as an antiquated city in need of repair. we asked edens about the hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars funding the new arena and if that well have tha

lon getlin went to school at uw-madison nearly 50 years ago. he was on the wrestling team. it's his first triathlon. getlin says he wanted to take on that challenge in madison. >> why would i chose this as my first ironman? that's because it's madison, i figured if i looked around and saw things it would motivate me. >> it is a two mile swi and bike ride. >> lon says he's not trying to win the ironman, he just wants to finish it. good luck to him. >> it's that time of the year. the milwaukee county zoo is inviting you to take a ride on the wild side. the zoological society fundraiser gives people the rare chance to ride their bikes through the zoo. this sunday, bikers can gear up and pedal alongside the animal exhibits. there's a 2.5 mile critter caravan course for the kids. and for the more seasoned riders, there are longer routes around the area. education, and, of course, the milwaukee county zoo. last year's event raised $26,000! >> we have breakfast lunch every you can register online through today. walk-up registration will be accepted on sunday. we have a link to mor

those in greenfield and madison. the college says the closures are due to an investigation and sanctions investigation and sanctions by the u-s department of education over recruiting and accounting practices at the school. i-t-t has 140 campus locations in 35 states. racine police are looking for a gunman who shot a man inside a home... right across the street from st. catherine's high school. happened overnight... and classes this morning near 12th and villa were not affected. the victim was taken by flight for life to the hospital. we do not know his condition this

chopper 4 giving you a live pre stadium where rufus king and milwaukee madison will square-off. as fans get set to head out the door, the only question is.... will the weather hold up.no pressure, jesse. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.... a cold front is approaching from the west which will increase the cloud cover this evening and bring a few isolated showers. the best showers comes after 9pm tonight and lingers into saturday morning, leaving a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain. morning low temperatures will be in the mid-60s. in southern kansas. roads and schools are closed after storms dumped up to ten inches of rain. crews have spent much of the day rescuing residents and their pets from their homes. a man and woman in ohio were arrested after overdosing in their car -- a four-year-old boy was in the back seat.we want to caution you that the photos you're about to see show the graphic horrors of drug abouse, and ?may? be disturbing. jessica haberley has the story: t year-old boy, in a "dinosaur" shirt.the picture of innocence. in the front, his mothe

"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 last bit of summer while you can! also happening this weekend... the kite festival at veteran's park. and dylan's run along the lakefront sunday...which cbs 58 is proud to sponsor. lots to do this weekened! thanks for watching the news at four... four... "i think about like how many people "i think about like how many people passed away that day and how sad it would have been for their families." families." nearly a generation has passed sith 9-

lon getlin went to school at uw-madison nearly 50 years ago. he was on the wrestling team. now he's back for the annual ironman competition. it's his first triathlon. getlin says he wanted to take on that challenge in madison. >> why would i chose this as my first ironman? that's because it's madison, i figured if i looked around and saw things it would motivate me. >> lon says he's not trying to win the ironman, he just wants to finish it. >> it's that time of the year. the milwaukee county zoo is inviting you to take a ride on the wild side. the zoological society fundraiser gives people the rare chance to ride their bikes through the zoo. this sunday, bikers can gear up and pedal alongside the animal exhibits. there's a 2.5 mile critter caravan course for the kids. and for the more seasoned riders, there are longer routes around the area. the annual event raises money for wildlife conservation, education, and, of course, the milwaukee county zoo. last year's event raised $26,000! >> we have breakfast lunch every , lunch, gets a shirt and of course zoo admission and parki

but washington, madison, jefferson, the whole bloody lot no way. it is remarkable. >> it is remarkable. >> you talk about this und underpinning of the moral case that i think is missing from conservative commentary side. i believe upward mobility and growth and as our republican party and creed says the free enterprise system is the greatest supplier of economics needs and justice. you make that point, i thought impre impressively in the book on page 198 freedom and earnings. i don't know if the camera is picking it up but the next grab shows the income of the people in the bottom 10% of earners in four different groups of countries from the least marketed oriented to the most free market. also. history, data, show it. so those who don't have the book go out and buy it book. "america underdog" this chart is definitive proof of that. one of the things we talk about and mention work. we understand there is not jus economic value in labor. there is human dig nitnity in w. this data, why don't more people understand it? where is this enamored by social

that's because it's madison, if figured with madison as motivation, he says his age won't hold him back. "my goal is to not win it, it's to finish it." carl deffenbaugh fox 6 news. this evening... brendan dassey will not be leaving prison any time soon. a short time ago, attorney general brad schimel filed an appeal of the decision that could have set him free. fox6's myra sanchick is in the studio with more.. the attorney general says the family of murder victim teresa halbach supports his decision to file an appeal. the appeal is of an august 12th ruling by the u.s. district court granting a motion by dassey that his confession to the halbach murder was coerced old. in a statement this afternoon attonrey general states: "two state courts carefully examined the evidence and properly concluded that brendan dassy's confession to sexually assaulting and murdering teresa halbach with his uncle, steven avery, wasd voluntary, and the investigators did not use constitutionally impermissable tactics." his motion is filed with the seventh district court of appeals. the murder occured in 2005. d

patrick: republican vice presidential nominee mike pence was in madison. we have some video of him at a he also worked the phones. pence is gearing up for the vice presidential debate next tuesday. governor scott walker is helping him prepare for that debate. tomorrow night, trump will hold a rally at the waukesha county expo center. and the clinton campaign just announced tonight details about chelsea clinton's visit. she'll be in green bay this friday morning at the meyer theatre to encourage supporters to vote early. kathy: a growing epidemic sweeping the state. joyce: coming up, how people are getting trained to save lives addiction in our area. kathy: plus, the t.v. show "modern family" breaking barriers. what you'll see if you tune in tomorrow that's a first on the small screen. mark: waterspouts are possible tomorrow. when we will get rid of the storm, next and weatherwatch 12. plus this -- >> they literally can't find the ring. >> stress city. joyce: the wedding proposal gone wrong and going viral tonight. joyce: tonight, fighting back against the

team officials tell us he was not in madison today. this story has been number one on our website, fox six now dot com, for more join the conversation. visit our facebook page -- fox six news milwaukee, and share your reaction. new at 10-- many parents dread it. so what do you do if your kid comes home with lice? your first instinct may be to run to the pharmacy. in tonight's contact 6 report-- we'll tell you why you might want to reconsider. plus-- they knew their victims would be distracted. details about a rash of break [male narrator] in the desert, the unexpected happens at night. [man] the truck flipped. the vehicle landed on me. i realized ... i can't move my legs. i'm looking for one person when john arrived at the va, there was someone, stephen bush of paralyzed veterans of america. he helped john with his claim and became his advocate to get him back into life. [stephen bush] when i approach someone that's newly injured i want them to feel comfortable that they're not alone. [narrator] for over 65 years, paralyzed veterans of

. >> shannon: madison schools are cases, from peanuts to celiac disease. it's unclear whether it's an increase in allergies or improved diagnosis. >> i don't think anybody really has an answer as to why we're seeing more children with these significant food allergies. >> shannon: madison school educates classmates about their peer conditions. they say it's not only -- it's not only teaching students to be aware of the food they're bringing to encloses but to prevent bullying. >> a milestone bublr bikes, recording its 50,000th trip over the holiday weekend. so far this year, there have been twice as many trips than all of 2015. in the next few weeks, bublr plans to expand outside milwaukee for the first time, opening stations in wauwatosa. >> shannon: johnson controls has completed its merge with tyco, the deal moves the headquarters from milwaukee to ireland. the move cuts the corporate tax half percent in ireland. johnson controls expects to save $150 million a year with the move. >> charles: welcome home. check this out. a wisconsin astronaut's record ru

jerkia's mother said no one in their high school football ayers madison are joining colin kaepernick and other athletes -- they kneeled during the national anthem.members of madison east and west high school football teams took a knee during the national anthem before their game last friday.school officials say only coaches knew players friday's anthem playg. "hollthey're well informed around the es surrnding anytng that they're dog, but i thk it it not clear if the players will take a knee again tomorrow night udurs r t workers in back the response to regulations from the affordable care act.der the affordablecare act... employers must provide insuracnce to those who work 30 hours or more a week.the universi says the change impacts a few dozen of its 15-thousand student employees. today's tmj4--top dog.the prestigious award given to a pooch in oshkoshthen - teaming up. thcause bringing together bango and michele obama's brother craig robinson let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6:30, the now milwaukee.followed by superstore and the good place taking a live look ou

to u-w announcing its plans to improve the experiences of minorities on the flagship campus.a uw -madison spokesperson declined to comment to directly the madison police department is off the hook for a controversial arrest at a mall. an outside review finds the department acted reasonably... and within department policies during the arrest of an 18-year-old black woman.her arrest sparked protests after footage of it was posted online...some believed police used excessive force.police say the suspect displayed a knife during a fight. coming up on live at daybreak community.. why the f-b-i is now involved.then -- pointing the finger.. who a former subway pitch man says is to blame for him being behind bars. but first here's a look at this morning's winning lottery new clients? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ? should i stay or should i go? ? when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com us two times. beyond wisconsina gunm

severe thunderstorm warning very close to us, southeastern dane county, just to the southeast of madison where they've seen the severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 8:00 tonight. here's the "storm team 4" max radar, you can see the intense squall line extending just to the northwest of milwaukee, from fond du lac down through dodge county and southwestward to just east of lacrosse. and as we zoom in, the heaviest stuff in our viewing area right now taking place in central dodge county, sort of flanking either side of beaver dam. this, right now, a lot of lightning, some s winds, and torrential downpours. but just below the severe thunderstorms criteria. no warnings now in effect. but i wanted to show you, this shows the hail taking place right now, and the hail shafts, and the intensity of those. we have some small hail in dodge county. look at that, just to the south of madison, intense hail shaft with the huge hail coming down, this picture courtesy of john. you can see how large that hail hih hih hissen -- his hand. from our downtown tower cam, you can see the clouds building fro

this,as organizing madison has an extremely complex story. q&a to getappy in into the biography, but i wanted to give you a few details to see the possibilities are. he purchases madison in 1847. very quickly he married the housemaid, harriet. they began having children. harriet was already the mother of previous children from a prior relationship. was believed that madison the most trustworthy of his prewar slaves. itet up this moment here, may not be completely clear from her you are sitting, where he have these two with a dollar bill in between their hands. who is giving her the money? that was my intention of setting this up this way. madison is frequently given money by epps for what he called his good conduct. epps frequently since madison off to run errands and medicine returns with change and supplies, news and good. this is the prewar. epps goes off for a brief military service and leaves the wife and kids at home. they escape in 1862. madison,most trusted joins the 105 other epps' slaves escaping in 1862. after the war, december 185

this is a picture of what they are doing. 39th and madison.bout a mile away from where tammy leitner was just reporting. we'll be watching that to see if anything comes from it. we have not as of yet heard anything than they are looking through this car. i know want to take you to seaside new jersey. seaside park, new jersey. the second attack we've been monitoring for the last two hours. two-hour drive, south from the lower manhattan location. that location tammy leitner was standing at where that pipe bomb exploded -- where the bomb exploded in seaside park is where there were thousands about to run in a charity race for the marines in new jersey on saturday. the suspect or suspects are at large. all travel restrictions lifted in seaside park. the fbi is searching through unexploded twices from a trash can you see in these pictures here. that was near the race. here's audio from the police. >> affirmative. shut down the run. get them out of the boardwalk. morgan radford is in that park. they did not waste more than seconds to say we are not

meanwhile, pence stopped at a g-o-p call center in the madison suburbs. two students and a teacher are injured after a shooting at a south carolina school. officers responded to police in townville say they are confident there was one shooting, and he is in custody. authorities add they believe the shooter is the son of a man who was shot and killed today at a home not far from the school. family members are upset after they say officials removed memorial items for sylville smith at the corner of 44th and auer. relatives say they have no where else to grieve right now -- because smith's grave site doesn't have a tombstone yet. smith was shot last month by police -- prompting days of viole a city resolution from 2006 says roadside memorial are to be cleared after 30 days. it's been 45 days since smith's death. weather tonight: partial clearing. windy. low: 56 dewpoint: 52 wind: ne 10-20 mph thursday: a mix of clouds and sun. windy. high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: ne 10-20 mph friday: high: 62 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 10-20 mph saturday: cloudy with the chance for

peter feigin delivered those club of madison. this quote, first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has happened for a long, long time.' the numbers dont lie, man. if he feels that way, he feels that way. bucks forward john henson refers to two national studies and a u-w-m report that found milwaukee to be the most segregated major metro in the country. but if the city is indeed in need of major ch spend hundreds of millions of public dollars on a new arena for a team with very wealthy owners? aj: after interest, 400 million taxpayer dollars for the publics share of the arena, that money could cover a lot of those repairs - what do you say to the people in milwaukee watching? edens: again, the choice of words wouldve been different but i think the notion of awareness is a good one. i know, from my part, were focused on doing the things we can to conn

a possible tuition hike for some students at uw-madison. the school's chancellor plans to ask the university's governing board to raise prices for out-of-state students and those in u-w madison's professional schools. the chancellor also pointed out the university will hand out nine million-dollars in raises and bonuses to faculty and staff. most sun prairie students returned to class today after mold was found in two schools. all schools were closed yesterday.crews cleared all schools to be reopened today, except for eastside elementary school and patrick marsh middle school. the pulaski police department opens a new safe room. it allows victims of domestic violence .. sexual abuse.. or even road rage...to find shelter from the threat until police can help them. "if they need something they're going to come to our facility and we want to make sure that if they're in danger, that something that is a potential high-risk pursuing somebody, they have a safe location to go to while waiting for police." pulaski's safe room.. is one of the first

the camera is pointed at madison johnson, the lovely lady there. they're about wito record a son. videos need pretty girls. >> i'll sing one i wrote for you. ? love like clockwork, it just keeps on going ? >> that's why he didn't sing. life ? ? and marry me ? >> i want to see her face now. >> it's pretty clear what this song is about. he says he's actually written songs for her before but never actually finished them. ? you can stop my heart by looking at me ? >> he manages to work a there, you know how your mom says don't give the milk for free if you don't buy the cow or something like that. >> why buy the could you when you can get the milk for free. >> that one. ? you don't have to get the milk for free ? >> put this ring on your finger, that's where we'll start, us part. >> for more on this moment, we have both kate and madison on "right this minute," welcome to the show. >> congratulations. >> madison, did you at all see it coming? >> no, i was surprised. >> we told her i was going to a studio to record a song. >> at what point in the song did you realize this was real? >> "

will play for the badgers saturday in madison. another son, derek, will make his nfl debut for the chargers in kansas city sunday. and their oldest son j.j. will play forhe houston against the bears. j.j. missed all of training camp after back surgery on july 19. >> i love being out there with my teammates and competing, this time of year. i mean, fresh legs for the first week is not the worst thing in the world, you know? dan: hoopshype.com has released the salaries of all nba players for this season. top 100, and three of them are centers, who will make a combined $41.8 million. greg monroe is the highest paid buck, 38th among nba players at $17.1 million. khris middleton ranks 56th. miles plumlee checks in at 77th, and john henson 79th. arguably the two best players on the team are still on their rookie contracts jabari parker , and giannis antetokounmpo, but big raises for them are coming in the near future. since tiger woods won his last major title, the 2008 u.s. open, major. the brewers have been to the playoffs twice, the

why being fired was the best today the procedures mcgruder award was given to paula madison. madison was a butterfly trail blazer for diversity in the media and she has been a huge inspiration for many journalists over the years including this one. yours truly. in her address, she offered journalists the importance of getting to know the siy -- city you work and connect to the viewers in a special way. >> tell a story that makes people laugh. say something about people that makes people smile. do not waste the viewer's time. >> reporter: madison is at work and recently produced a book and documentary exploring her chinese heritage. it's called findling samuel lowe. >>> every thursday we bring you stories of women leaving their mark on northeast ohio and this lady's welcoming work changed the lives of thousands of new marns -- americans. we introduce margaret wong into sarah's circle. >> we come c you know what you could do. and you accept what god gave you. >> reporter: margaret wong may look back but never stops moving forward. >> now at my stage of life i really care about

. >>> with the game in green bay madison businesses are missing out only some big game-day dollars. the packers are giving the university $3 million for lost concessions andicket sale, but the madon aa is missing out on money spent on hotels, gas an food. the study determined it's about $250 per fan per ge. >>> breaking news t tell you an oak creek man and a greenfield man haven chaed chard with homicide. they stabbed the officer to death one block away from brady street. a woman was being attacked by her boyfriend outside that bar. he went outside to help her. >>> a funeral was held today for a local nun murdered in mississippi. sister margaret was laid to rest this afternoon. >> mourn t celebrated the life of sister margaret. they say she represents the best of who they are. >> jesus had the power to bring him back to life. >> reporter: even in death, touching lives, her -- carried out by -- at the school of sisters of st. francis. >> she should really be urging us to be advocates for changes in systems that keep people in poverty. >> reporter: these sisters made them realize how

madison is number two on the list for best cities.according to wallet-hub, madison has the most playgrounds per 100- crime rates, housing costs and school system rankings. live at 12:30 is up next-- we'll take a look at today's top stories... including flooding concerns in the northern part of our viewing area.also... tax holiday. the new budget item governor walker announced that will save parents money next year. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. breaking news now-- storms causing flooding problems across southeastern wisconsin. forcing counties to put out sandbags and a school to evacuate. lets head straight over to meteorologist brian gotter with the forecast. yesterday was back to work and school, and it was hot and steamy with highs near 90, and a few scatter

it is closer to madison and the dells. certainly wet weather in that direction. there are tiny showers in far western fond du lac county. they are lifting up to the

. >> george: afternoon storms in and around madison. reports of large golf ball-sized hail. the pellets piled up looking like an unlikely september snow in some spots. >> shannon: get all alerts exact locations sent to your mobile phone with our storm shield app. >> george: it's official, the air and water show returns to milwaukee next year. >> shannon: the event was cancelled due to a lack of funds. excited fans about this. >> reporter: george and shannon, this is where 400,000 people came together to watch the air and water show last time it was in town. this is an event that attracts people from all over. >> and they go back. >> reporter: this family already practicing their moves after learning milwaukee's air and water show is coming back. >> can't wait to bring the kids and family down here. >> reporter: many fans thrilled to hear the tradition will go on. >> my husband was in the air force, it is always exciting. >> reporter: it generates more than a million dollars for the city. >> i think the economy, the people, enjoy getting down to the lakefront. >> reporter: in

west of madison, we are dry. i building in today providing clearing skies and a fair amount southwest wind, there will be a chance for next of sun and clouds. our model with the warmer air with a high of 79 or 80 try to get stray showers going. i do not think it will happen this afternoon. clouds from time to time? certainly. of the 2 days, tomorrow is the weekend pick day, but it is still a very nice dada clearing skies. a few puffy clouds from time to time. 80 today, 60 tonight, 76 on sunday. a couple of spotty showers and maybe astray storm as we get warmer air. these temperatures are still above normal. mostly dry on tuesday with spotty showers increasing once again into wednesday and thursday with a slight chance of thema: thank you. wisn 12 news time is 5:20. in the air for more than half his life, we introduce you to the world's oldest pilot coming up. celebrating great water month. russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want be a doc

>> madison did you at all see it coming? >> no. total surprise. we told her i was going to a studio to record a song. >> at what point did you realize this is actually real and he's about to propose and give me a ring. >> marry me was a good indication. >> so you said yes? >> yeah. of course. >> now it's -- >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> so tell us about what it felt like as you were getting ready to sing the song how nervous you were. >> i was way nervous. i tried to replay it a million can see in the song i started laughing during the first chorus. ? before i ask you let me -- ? >> this song is so emotional. it's gotten great response from us. how does that feel? >> it feels good. every time i listen to it i can't stand it because i feel like it just sounds so nervous. >> i love it. >> you guys are perfect for each other. >> can we see the ring? >> yeah. >> nice ring. >> i think you guys should give tvland a big smooch. >> come on. >> yeah! >> woo-hoo. congratulations. ?? >> that's a look at today's awesome viral videos for more go to rightthi

it's madison, i figured if i looked around and saw things it would motivate me. it is 2.1 swimming, 120 mile biking and 26.2 mile run. >> lon says he's not trying to win the ironman, he just wants to finish it. >> it's that time of the year. the milwaukee county zoo is inviting you to take a ride on the wild side. fundraiser gives people the rare chance to ride their bikes through the zoo. this sunday, bikers can gear up and pedal alongside the animal exhibits. there's a 2.5 mile critter caravan course for the kids. and for the more seasoned riders, there are longer routes around the area. the annual event raises money for wildlife conservation, education, and, of course, the milwaukee county zoo. last year's event raised $26,000! >> we have breakfast, lunch is included so it's a great way to get some exercise, see the zoo and get home in time to see the packers! ben: she can sell the event. that is it. you can register online through today. walk-up registration will be accepted on sunday. we have a link to more information posted on the wisn 12 news app. so why

madison bumgarner and the g men a chance to gain a game in the west. madison bumgarner taken deep.n the third. get this, his first major league hit. madison bumgarner gave up six hits, four runs. top 7, 4-4. crushed one. giants took the lead 6-5. but then the man you can't bear to watch. 8th blown save. 10th. home run. right now they are in the 12 inning with this baby tied 6-6. mean time back home, a's, 22 games left, hosting the mariners tonight. look out. top of the 7th. blast. that is the difference maker. mariners 3-2. seattle alive for october baseball. >> from that to this -- i guess you can rip shirts like that. novak djokovic. number one in the world. placed it perfectly. novak djokovic won and advances to sunday's finals. >> so there you go. tennis, baseball. it is all eyes in the bay area, focused on what the giants are doing. [ talking at the same time ] >> i have not seen him throw a lot of gum like that. >>> we will be right back. ,, that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street wher

back in june -- a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed anderson at madison park... and today, we still know little about the case. anderson's father says it's time for more information to be made public... especially after details of officer- involved shootings in north carolina and oklahoma have been

the cara's pointed overt madison johnson, that's the lovely lady there. they're about to record a song, there's going to be video. >> this is one that i wrote for you. ? our love just keeps on going ? >> that's why you didn't sing. >> that's why i held back. ? let it be you and me for life ? ? marry me ? >> okay i want to see her face is. he says he's actually written songs for her before but never actual li finished them. this one he finished -- ? you can stop my heart just by looking at me ? >> he does manage to work a lyric in there you know how your mom often says don't give the milk for free don't buy the cow or something like that -- >> what? >> don't buy the cow when you get the milk for free! want to buy the cow i'm not the type to get the milk for free ? >> i'm getting a t-shirt with that one. ? put this ring on you finger and that's where we'll start we'll be together forever not even death can do us apart ? >> come on. >> right there, baby.>> what. to tell us more about this moment we actually have both nate and madison via skype "right this mi

at the capitol in madison, i'm kent wainscott, wisn 12 news. patrick: among other priorities, assembly republicans unveiled today, a long-term funding solution for transportation projects. extending the u.w. tuition freeze. and a program to provide internet access and a laptop or tablet to every wisconsin high school freshman. toya: a woman murdered in oconomowoc. new information tonight in a ry 34-year-old christina schuster. they say she was shot once in the head. her body was discovered by her brother monday night in the apartment they shared near wisconsin avenue and riverview lane. police say schuster's vehicle is missing. investigators are calling schuster's male friend a person of interest and are looking for him right now. patrick: a person is hit and killed by a train in pewaukee. it happened late last night near capitol and oakton avenue. the medical examiner tells 12 news an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. they would not release any more information about the victim. coincidentally, this is rail the ceo of operation lifesaver, a

cbs 58's david ade is live in madison at the state capitol tonight with for play saying governor scott walker and other republcans payed back donors by passing laws for them. today assembly democrats held a press conference using that guarding article to rip walker. they had a check shown in the article blown up and put on displayon this check to a third party organization the donor wrote "because scott walker said."democrats repeated that phrase many times while questioning how heavily rich donors like law. walker's campaign spokesmen responded to the guardian article saying "as widely reported two years ago, the prosecutor's attorney stated that governor walker was not a target. several courts shut down the baseless investigation on multiple occasions, and there is absolutely no evidence of any wrongdoing." democrats also point out wisconsin supreme court justice david prosser has recall campaign investigation but still had a part in ruling that investigation end.live in madisondavid ade cbs 58 news. now since this was part of the john doe investigation... there was speculation today

club of madison. this quote, first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has happened for a long, long time.' the numbers dont lie, man. if he feels that way, he feels that way. bucks forward john henson refers to two national studies and a u-w-m report that found milwaukee to be the most segregated major metro in the country. but if the city is indeed in need of major ch spend hundreds of millions of public dollars on a new arena for a team with very wealthy owners? aj: after interest, 400 million taxpayer dollars for the publics share of the arena, that money could cover a lot of those repairs - what do you say to the people in milwaukee watching? edens: again, the choice of words wouldve been different but i think the notion of awareness is a good one. i know, from my part, were focused on doing the things we can to conn

. >> students at madison academic campus have burgers on the brain. >> do you guys want diced onions? raw onions? caramelized onions? >> they're sizzling up a storm in milwaukee public school's brand new pro-start program. >> and what temp are we looking for? >> it's a national effort that gives juniors and seniors hands on experience in the culinary arts. >> the chefs literally team up with them side by side and help them understand the skills that are necessary to enter the industry. >> jennifer bartolotta says over the years, the restaurant industry has seen a massive decline in skilled laborers. bartolotta and others soon realized that these students are the future of food. >> we have to train these kids to enter the industry, otherwise we want have >> students who one. complete prostart can earn credits towards an associate's degree at schools like image ec. matc. do you mind if i have a bite? >> sure. >> salt pepper ground beef onions if you want them. , junior deshauna hughes says she brings what she learns in the kitchen at school, to the kitchen at home. >> it's awesome i get