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southern wisconsin and staying that way. statewide temperatures 64 at the airport. 66 at madison. matt? >> we have a chance 94 westbound at 25th stleet. we have the ditch here. the other one is 94 westbound at 25th street. be ready for that. right now, because of the volume being light no delays. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> the milwaukee nil m festival it is held at the arts school. life animated at 7:00 at the theatre. this year is featuring documentaries and shorts and full length features. >> at the end of october jewish festival speaking to the customs and history and current life. ten bucks. we have more information at wisn.com. >> this morning we are getting a look at the after math of a botched u.s. air strike. >> leaders are apologizing for the deadly mistake and how it is affecting syria right now. >> skeptism is over shadowing i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels.

lower to middle 60's in southern wisconsin. 64 in downtown milwaukee. xt three, madison. -- 63 in madison. across the area, mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies. not a bad start to the weekend. there is the easterly breeze at eight to 16. that will feel nice this afternoon. future cast, we have stuff to talk about in the weekend forecast, when the thunderstorms arrived through the first part of the weekend looks dry. the cloud cover thins out this afternoon and we will enjoy more sunshine past midday. that changes into sunday. 7:00 a.m. on sunday, i think that we start dry. we are not guaranteed dry weather through the morning. showers and maybe an isolated thundershower will approach. an isolated chance of a storm on sunday. a line of stronger storms middle to late afternoon could sweep through your generally dry weather during the evening. storms they could produce strong wind and heavy downpours and vivid lightning. your week ahead, 70 degrees today. the average high is 68. we are close to averages, finally, in southeast wisconsin. an extended time of 60's for monday,

madison ... where there were many reports of large, golf ball sized hail . a line of severe thunderstorms pushed through southern wisconsin monday wisconsin monday afternoon ahead of a cold front .. producing this large hail. richard dreyfuss has a message: he is very much alive. people started posting on twitter sunday the actor was dead.people were apparently confusing dreyfuss with the father of julia louis-dreyfus -- who died last friday. confusion came about during the emmys."veep" star julia louis-dreyfus gave a tearful acceptance speech -- announcing her father died last week. a magician in pittsburgh wants to replicate one of harry houdini's most famous stunts. lee terbosic has plans to hang upside down, 50 feet above the street and escape from a straightjacket."people still have the same fascination with, not only the routine, but with just where it came from, it being from houdini." november 6th.terbosic says he expects it will take him about ten minutes to escape from the straightjacket. hundreds of women came together for the milwaukee area's first "mega challah bake".participants learned the jewish

madison square park. unlike most republicans, they southern secession created an eminent parol of war and an urgent need to conciliate pro union white southerners. they offer to make explicit in the constitution what most americans assumed already was implicit there. to getrsuaded lincoln behind the amendment. abraham lincoln's first inaugural address on march 4, 1861, denied that he or the republican party intended to interfere with the institution of slavery in the states where it exists. he then announced that he could accept the constitutional 2/3 majoritiesh of both houses of congress had just approved. behind the scenes, lincoln had quietly told his political allies in congress that he wanted the amendment to pass. is specified that congress had no power to interfere with slavery in the states where it already existed. the man destined to become the thus soundedator an entirely different note as he took office. he pleaded with white southerners to stop and think and reconsider and stay in the union. by the time lincoln offered these reassurances, seven states in the deep south had seceded from the un

one to an inch from southern milwaukee county down to the illinois border. 94 the official high. 91 in chicago. 87 in madison. dewpoints way up, 74, very tropical, green bay. 75 in madison. 74, lacrosse. 76, currently in platteville. 71 here in milwaukee. your current temperature, still at 91 degrees in milwaukee. everybody else in the mid to upper 80s. a little cooler in sheboygan where a shower just went through. a little cooler in beaver dam where a shower and thunderstorm right now across northwest wisconsin, extending back towards about omaha, nebraska, weak waves of energy are riding up that front as it sings to the south, so around midnight we could see showers and storms in southeast wisconsin. toward the morning hours, another round starts to roll in and it rolls through midday around noon we still have showers and storms on the radar. and right on into the late afternoon and into the early evening, another wave of showers and storms could be around. most of that clears out with the and then most of the day on thursday we're just diminishing the cloud cover and getting less humid air in here. shower

effect until 8:00 for virtually all of southern wisconsin and all of our viewing area except fond du lac and sheboygan counties. just off to our west, dane county, madison, severe thunderstorm warning. we had our own severe thunderstorm warning this afternoon from fond du lac through sheboygan counties ahead of the main line. luckily no significant damage. the watch in effect tonight. here's "storm team 4" max radar, knocking on the door of our viewing area to the northwest of dodge county, an intense line of thunderstorms racing east, southeast, mainly easterly with a slight southeasterly component. dodge county, you are in line around beaver dam for intense downpours, frequent lightning and hail, as well, as we head into the next 30 to 45 minutes. i want to widen the view and show you the tail end, extends near the quad cities. it as this continues to move to the east southeast, the tail end farther away from us is going to take a little longer to get to the metro area. eventually we're going to have to deal with this around the metro area, i think from milwaukee to waukesha, closer to 6:00 to 8:00 tonight. here's a live look from the waukesha county

also, stronger storms with heavy rainfall from the west of madison and back to the west of we are going to see this pivoting through southern wisconsin this morning, especially early, likely scraping along 94. right now 71 at the airport. the temperatures into the 80s this afternoon. periods of rain and storms this afternoon and tonight. jeremy is along the milwaukee river. jeremy: that is right, sal, this flooding this morning, but with the flood watch in place, something that we are going to keep tabs on later today. it could dump an inch or two of rain. how about the light show that we were treated to last night with the thunderstorms well north of waukesha and milwaukee counties. if you looked up to the north, the sky was lighting up. the thunderstorms up into the and being lit up by lots of lightning last night and under the storms heavy rain, one to two inches of rain in fond du lac and sheboygan and washington and dodge counties last night. we are live along the milwaukee river. i have the umbrella in hand. this ask a flood gauge and no take the radar on the go, it is free wisn 12 app and track the rain throughout th

madison. meantime, a turbulent sky out there, from our waukesha county tower cam, as we look to the north northwest, we're seeing the southern end of the storms that we just saw on radar affecting fond du lac and dodge county. and then in port washington, more of those cumulus clouds, a turbulent atmosphere, as the storm system continues traversing southeastern wisconsin. so, in your weather we do still have rumbles rolling on through, it's going to turn into a terrific tuesday, though, as we clear out overnight tonight. and then get ready for a slow slide in our temperatures toward the end of the week. outside now, a dramatic slide in our temperatures from the 80s, very quickly, in the rain-cooled air to the 60s, 65 beaver dam. 64 west bend and waukesha, 71 in milwaukee. let's widen out the view, show you the view from space, and even heavier stuff, blowing up illinois. again, southern end of the line of showers and storms associated with this cold front, which is pushing through our area right now. this is a very thin narrow line affecting us this evening, behind it, look at that, for hundreds of miles, clear skies, so qui

effect until 8:00 for virtually all of southern wisconsin and all of our viewing area except fond du lac and sheboygan counties. just off to our west, dane county, madison, severe thunderstorm warning. we had our own severe thunderstorm warning this afternoon from fond du lac through sheboygan counties ahead of the main line. luckily no significant damage. the watch in effect tonight. here's "storm team 4" max radar, knocking on the door of our viewing area to the northwest of dodge county, an intense line of thunderstorms racing east, southeast, mainly easterly with a slight southeasterly component. dodge county, you are in line around beaver dam for intense downpours, frequent lightning and hail, as well, as we head into the next 30 to 45 minutes. i want to widen the view and show you the tail end, extends

madison or ashtabula, you will probably notice wet roads this morning. the rain is py we approach the farmington area. probably about the next 15 minutes or so, and then southern and central ashtabula about 6:41. maybe even a little sooner than that before rain move in for you so we do have some patchy stuff out there for your bust stop walk or ride this morning. i think rain will pick up, though, later today. we have kind of hit-or-miss on-again/off-again stuff. lunchtime, ride home, outdoor recess not looking so fantastic breezy as well with temperatures topping out around 67 degrees. so when is it going to warm back up? when do we see some sunshine? we'll talk about it coming up at about 6:15. >> brian: all right, sam. you're hearing things over there. as for traffic, everything is looking pretty good. drive times to cleveland are all on time. we'll let you know if anything pops up. >> tia: this is huge in our community. the heroin epidemic continues to ravage communities, and this victims, babies born right here in northeast ohio sadly addicted to drugs. >> brian: we first put this story on our mobile app on monday morning, and the response has been overwh

madison region ally braer. we are, of course, in sh charlottesville, which is the southern terminus of our national scenic byway as well as national heritage area. we are pleased that the book tonight focuses on both our northern terminus as well as our southern terminus. you will hear a little bit about gettysburg, which is our northern terminus, our most northern part of our national heritage area, and of course you will hear a little bit about charlottesville as well. the way we often talk is if you head out monticell's, jefferson's highway and turn left you are heading on the national scenic byway and you drive 180 miles north to gettysburg which is the other end of our national heritage area. within that 180-mile swath of land we have nine presidential sites including james monroe's highland, which sarah is here as our guest as well. of course, monticello, madison's home. i know brent will talk about some of these places, and of course eisenhower's home up in gettysburg. we want to thank the charlottesville -- and kirk is here, the executive director. i want to introduce our guest, brent glass, who is dire

madison. 74 in milwaukee. we will 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. >

southern festival of books in nashville,s at 's'. then the boston book festival and the wisconsin book festival that takes place at the downtown madison public library october 22nd. and on october 29th the louisiana book festival held in baton rouge at the state capital and other downtown locations. for more information about the book fairs and festivals, booktv will be covering, and to watch previous festival coverage click on the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv.org. >> presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump have written several books many of which outline their world view and political philosophy. democratic candidate hillary clinton as written five books inch heres most recent title, "hard choices o'she remember her 2008 presidential campaign and her time as secretary of state in the obama administration in 2014, booktv spoke with secretary clinton about the book, and you can fine that interview on our web site. published in 2003, "living history by is secretary clinton's account as her time as first lady. while still in the white house she released a children's book about letters written to near family pet

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next the southern festival of books in nashville, tennessee from october 14th through 16th and also the boston book festival followed by the wisconsin book festival which takes place at madison public library. for more information about the book fairs and festivals incident book tv will be covering and to watch previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website booktv.org. >> i think that when you -- you say that the people of black lives, they're very angry and you have to -- it i'm sorry to me that what one might do is not look at a moment in time but look at the evolution and why these things occur. the black lives matter young people have -- feel as the poem that you read from langston. they have seen comrades shot for nothing. the fernando castille, had a baby in the car, i don't know how you can justify that. we had so many cases -- >> i appreciate you, thank you. >> on your side but on the police side, i do understand they are the people we call when we are in trouble, we need law enforcement, et cetera u but we do not need folks who have a license to kill because they have a badge and too much of that has happened. you have a little-ole man in oklahom

southern festival of book will be held in nashville, tennessee, that same weekend it's the boston book festival held in the city's square. then it's the wisconsin book festival, that takes place at downtown madisonublic library in october 22nd. october 29th, the louisiana book festival held in baton rouge in state capital and other downtown locations. .. to me it was real adventure, and i think that probably when the appetite. >> what kind of books did you gravitate towards?