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john malan is here to tell us what's next. john? tuesday will be nice with partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures climbing to 70 degrees in milwaukee thanks to a se wind at 5-15mph. that wind kicks up a bit on wednesday with a warm front that will increase the cloud chances by the afternoon hours. the humidity will be increasing wednesday and into thursday when we will see off and on rain and storm chances with highs staying in the 70s. a cold front passes through on friday, bringing more scattered showers and storms but mainly dropping the temperature into the 60s. the weekend is looking even colder: after any lingering shower exits morning temperatures will be coming up in sports, a look at the injured packers who returned to the practice field today. rod burks and sports ?happy music? [bus honks] returned to the practice field today. rod burks and sports are next. mom avo: as a working mom, i need after-school snacks to be easy. so, snack time is now us time. we pull out buddig original and get rolling. it's the quick and ta

>> future john malan. >> every one of them. >> good to know. thanks. coming up, from questionable to dominant. lance allan explains davante adam's big night. ?? >>> at 1:00 before the game, mike mccarthy found out davante adams went from questionable to play. >> who needs runningbacks when you have the production out of the wide receivers like adams and montgomery, two of the three receivers who had at least catches in the 26-10 win over the bears. >> my quarterback had a lot of trust and faith in me. >> what is it like to have a day where [indiscernible] plays? >> no matter who is touching the ball, we love everybody on this offense. as you can see, we have multiple guys that can make big plays at any point in time. we love what we're doing. injury problems, three receivers, at least ten catches, what...about a win? >> a win. the win itself, hard to come by in this league, regardless of who played well, or how they played, or who it what, it is about winning games. >> on the flip side, i asked jordan nelson what it was like to not be in the receiving,

here is chief meteorologist john malan? >> john: i heard that comment about february 4th. what if we don't get to freezing. with this warm pattern, it doesn't look like we will. of course, we will, middle of winter. those temps have been going up since friday, 63. 71 saturday, 72 on today, we actually jumped to 79? over the last hour with plenty of sun. 68 on tuesday, and down to 57 by thursday. we'll be in the 50s towards the end of the week. that's 79? i'm talking about. and the dew points up in the mid 60s. so it's humid out there, also. south winds brisk at 15 miles per hour. they could gust to 25 overnight, or at least early tonight. us, 75 waukesha. 79 watertown. 73 fond du lac. and up towards sheboygan, our current temperatures in the 70s in most locations, still 79, 75 waukesha, 77 watertown. 70 in beaver dam and fond du lac at 71. all the showers have been to our north for the most part. there were a couple of sprinkles around earlier. but the clouds breaking up, sunshine pushing through. and out to the north and west on our satellite picture that's where all the

let's get right to john malan in the weather center. many locations picked up an inch to two inches of rain so far today and the rain is thankfully exiting but the winds will stay strong and the air will be damp for the rest drizzle lingering into the night. with all this moisture some areas of patchy fog may form overnight as the winds begin to weaken. temperatures will be in the low 40s with tonight intrepid meterologist scott steele is riding "shotgun" in our "storm chaser."where are you and what

john malan on the mild temperatures we might see. >> john: very comfortable, few cloud, no precipitation. look at the highs. they're starting to go the opposite direction. backup wards. 64 in la crosse, 63 in madison, 63 here, 66 in chicago. 70s out to the west. we're going to see those 70s starting to roll in our direction for tomorrow. right now 55 in humidity is way up there also at 54%, southeast winds at 14 miles per hour. you can see the clouds drifting in from the northwest. you can see that on our satellite picture. we're going to see partly to mostly cloudy skies for tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night and the early part of the weekend. but the good news is we're going to see warmer temperatures also. south winds and 58 at 8:00. we drop to 57 downtown at 10:00 tonight. a chance for a thundershower coming up. >> courtny: a body found in an ally on the west side is identified as a 16-year-old boy. police say the teen was shot and killed yesterday near 38th and park hill. no word on what led to that shooting. no arrests have been man. >> charles: a man killed by a falling garage door

john malan is here with the forecast. most of the wald with cold fnt through, whave and 'r f8some chilly shower this evening, but skies will adually clear out. lows tonight shouldange??$from around 40 along the lakeshore to near freezing inland. there is a frost advisory our inland and northern counties . if you're trying to get some good life out of any remaining sensitive flows or plants, it might be a good them in befe bed.thursday will be cool but ce for highs in the ??-;o50s. friday looks very ni as we ?&climb back into the 60s. weekend as we might hit 70 again by turdayafternoon. we'll have a few more clouds coming up in sports, packers head coach mike mccarty explains why the cowboys offense is so dynamic.rod burks with srts afterthe sunday when they host the 4 cow. .dallas winners of four straightouled by a rookie quarterbackand rookie running who's in green bay ((elise says)) on sunday the packers may not be up against tony rommoanand the cowboys but they will playing an interception less rookie quarterback in da

john malan tells us when it will be dry enough to rake all the leaves... his forecast is next. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. he supports privatizing social security and wants to raise the retirement age so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. ram and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket or are left without coverage altogether. but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... expect more rain, and strong wind tonight. john malan i know it isn't cold--- but it sure feels like it when your wet and standing in that wind. thursday will start out cloudy but it will be drier with some spots of sun eventually working through the clouds by the end of the day. the wind will not be as strong but temperatures will remain cool, staying near 50 degrees in milwaukee.a warm front moves in on friday to bring a warmer into the 60s again on a strong southwesterly wind at 10- 20mph. skies will be partly cloudy and there is a slim chance

with a live udpate for us, later in this newscast.right now, we want to go to chief meterologist john malan... for the latest on the track and timing of matthew, john: the gloomy gray skies are back and scattered showers are sticking around this evening and tonight we could even hear a few rumbles of thunder. low temps will be mild, in the low 60s with the clouds. rain totals will be close to a quarter of an inch up to a half an inch by the time the cold front exits on friday here in wisconsin -- people are mobilizing resources to help those affected by hurricane matthew. rikki mitchell is live at the salvation army in wauwatosa here. this is one of many organizations and companies in the area helping or preparing to help -- the local salvation army has been put on alert just in case. we also spoke to a wisconsin based company that's ramping up production of generators to send to those coastal states. nats generators employees at this generac facility in whitewater will be overtime this weekend -- as the company prepares for hurricane matthew. aaron jagdfeld/ generac ceo and president 26:23

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heavy rain and strong wind will blow down a lot ea overnight.john malan is here with a quick look at the the on2016 coverage now. tion is two weeks from today. and the latest poll shows hillary clinton maintaining donald trump.the n-b-c news, survey monkey preleased today shows clinton with the support of 46 percent of those surveyed nationally. trump is at 41 percent. libertarian gary johnson has 7 percent, green party candidate jill stein is at 3. both clinton and trump campaigned in florida today. that's an important battleground state. trump jumped on the news that premiums are going up for the people with insurance through the affordable ?care? act-- trump held a rally at his golf to be repealed and replaced and it has to be replaced with something much less expensive for the people and- otherwise trouble than anybody thought. so we're gog repeal and replace obamacare. and i can saall of my employees are having a tremendous problem with are.ac afterward trump said he didn't mean llisemployees are on obamacare, and the general manager of the golf course offered an explanation. (r

john malan's forecast is still ahead.and as we go to break, we have a live picture from storied lambeau field. it's the packers and the bears tonight. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. there's a frost advisory overnight for part of our area. john malan is here now with we are counting down to kickoff at lambeau field--- and this season's first matchup with our team's loathed nfc rivals. i've dispensed with their name. am illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. this land is illinois. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. the packers have

chief meteorologist john malan you can expect to pay more to heat your home this winter. the energy department tells us household bills from october through march are likely to be higher because of a colder winter ahead. that's the case for natural gas, electricity, heating oil and propane. a home in ohio... blown to pieces today, field from the explosion scattered for at least 60 feet. the resulting fire spread to two other homes. no word on the condition of the two victims. an awful story out of houston today. that's where a five- year-old boy pulled his two-year-old brother out of a burning moving van after a crash that killed their father. the family was on their way to their new home in galveston when the crash occurred. both boys are hospitalized, but they will surviive. and in new york city, an a young mother and her baby.it happened when they got on an elevator in the building where they lived, but the elevator car wasn't there. "very bad very bad."the young mother was on the 23rd floor waiting for the elevator. family members say one month old aree-ja ali-- her o

why it could be a long time, before this plumbing problem is fixed..that's coming up new john malan's weekend forecast here's a halloween flashback for you. a halloween "flash mob" showed up in downtown portland, maine last night. the walking dead danced to michael jackson's "thriller." a lot of communities have your community at t-m-j 4 dot com slash fall. let's find out what kind of weather trick or treaters can expect. john malan will these be one of the rare wisconsin halloween when the kids don't have to wreck the theatricality of their costume with an overstuffed,olive parka? saturday will be mainly cloudy but mild with highs in the mid-60s but a cold front sweeps through late in tay and temperatures will be dropping into the 50s after 5pm. there is a very slight chance for some showers with the passing of this cold front, the best chance comes overnight and into early on sunday morning though rain totals will be less than a quarter of an inch. skies will be clearing behind the front on sunday afternoon but in the mid-50s though that is typical for the end of october. it will fe

john malan, mreeshgs could we keep this going? >> i think we can for a few days. and it might even return towards the weekend. how is this. back on may 18th we hit 57 degrees. sips then we've had 145 consecutive days above 60 degrees. including today. and that record should go for a couple more before it finally is >> 75 in lacrosse, 74 twin cities, 75 fargo, 71 soo fills. look at the 50 up at minot. sioux falls. >> 55 in waukesha, a54 in west bend. 60 up in fond du lac. the clouds are streaming in so temperatures should not drop off that much anymore, mid-50s along the lakeshore, low 50s away from skies, satellite radar combination, couple of showers holding together but dying out as they move northeast. couple of these could hold together, especially early in the day tomorrow, week disturbance swirling over iowa. cold front to our northwest. who can at the snow falling in southern canada just to the north of north dakota. that front will push through here by thursday morning, watching the front, watching the showers dissipate as that a brief sprinkle. starting t

john malan's forecast is still ahead. illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. this land is illinois. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. more news now. the new rules would require airlines to refund fees when checked bags are "substantially" delayed. the transportation department has not defined what it means by "substantially."but congress directed the department to require airlines refund these fees to passengers whose luggage is delayed 12 hours or more for domestic flights and an airline spokesman says that will backfire. ""anytime you have the notion of additional government regulations that cound increase the cost on airlines or increase the cost on travelers, that could be a lose-lose for american travelers and the people who rely on air travel."the new rules would take effect in january of 20-18. autumn weather is about to return. john malan is here with a storm system to our south and an approaching cold front from the northwe

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here is meteorologist john malan. >> john: looks very gray out there, which is the season we're season in milwaukee. your tperaturese didn't barely get about 48 today. we hit 50 at the art. it's 4 right now. lo at tperatures have the low t mid 40s away from lake michigan. we'reoing t see cool temperat oht tonight dropping down tohe upp away from lake michigan around 40 i port washington, milwaue,?0 racine, and kenosha. the win light fro the south. the clouds are going to help keep things essentially from dropping off too quickly. there are the clouds on our you can see they're stubborn and they're going to be around most of tonight. so if you're going out this evening expect the clouds, temperatures in milwaukee right around 45 at 8:00 o'clk down to 43 at 10:00. after this, i'm talking warmup. i'll tell you how warm it will get coming up in a few minutes. >> charles: decision 2016, count down to election day and new allegations of pay for play with the clinton foundation and the clinton family. i talked one on one with clinton adams. >> we're never going to take a state for granted. >>

john malan is here with the forecast. a massive area of high pressure is providing another chilly but dry fall day. the continued brisk northwest winds have suppressed temperatures to barely 50 degrees across southeast wisconsin or 8 degrees below average for this time of year. a minor ripple in the atmosphere has increased our clouds briefly, but the grey should diminish this evening with more sunshine returning weekend. meantime, with the clouds breaking apart, look for temperatures plummeting again into the mid 30s overnight leading to more frost, particularly inland. as the ridge eases off to the east, our winds will shift around to the southwest ushering in warmer conditions with the mercury climbing back to almost 60 degrees on saturday and the mid 60s on and his receivers, take a pass in order to beat the bears.and the packers became just the or more catches in a game. the catch club led by davante adams with 13, randall cobb had 11 and ty montgomery finished with 10.elise menaker has more on what makes this feat,

john malan's weekend forecast is still ahead. and next: how you can see the bucks... and deal a blow to childhood fire officials say 40 mile per hour winds are fueling the blaze which is moving toward the lake. more than 500 people have been evacuated. there are no reports of any injuries. people who buy tickets to tomorrow's milwaukee bucks game will be helping children battle cancer and blood disorders.it's the annual macc fund bucks game and part of the proceeds will go toward researching cures. for 40 years, the macc fund has brought hope and love to families including the dove mi after lily dove was diagnosed with leukemia and beat it, her identical twin bailey was diagnosed. with smiling faces, the sisters have become bright eyed symbols of the macc fund center at children's hospital of wisconsin."cures will change the universe"there are special events that raise money for the cause including the today's tmj4 macc star, the sports auction for macc, the women for macc event couture for a cure, and the the macc fund 40 years later would be doing what we're doing,

chief meteorologist john malan with the numbers. >> john: all good things have to come to an end. it was a beautiful day today. look at the 70s out lacrosse had to 77 degrees. 75 in platteville. 74 in madison. 73 in milwaukee. green bay at 72 degrees. but the thing that's coming to an end is our warm weather. look at this. a freeze watch posted out to the west. portions of minnesota, also iowa, nebraska, and south dakota. also coming in from the west is that cold front, which is generating showers and storms. the clouds will be coming in some of those showers for tomorrow. so clear at 8:00. 65 dropping only to 61. 10:00. timing on all that coming up in a few minutes. >> shannon: more local news now. the milwaukee common council approved legislation to rid the question about a person's criminal history on applications for city jobs. proponents say that the so-called ban the box legislation gives ex offenders a better shot at employment and reintegrating into society. >> charles: still ah at 6:00, how the recent hysteria over creepy clowns is now impacting the most famous clown of a

you're watching today's tmj4, with charles benson, shannon sims, "storm team 4" meteorologist john malan, and lance allan, sports. >> her son shot two students outside antigo's high school prom in april. jake wagner's mom is talking about that night. >> i didn't even say good night, i said, okay, see you later, bye, and went to sleep. life changed forever, she saw a story on the news saying her son jacob shot classmates outside his high school prom, leading up to that shooting, she says there was nothing out of the ordinary, jacob even had plans the next day. >> if i would have stayed awake another half hour, if i would have had somebody talk to him. i don't even know if i could do anything different. it was his mindset that he didn't want to go bullied, it became so bad she had to pull him out of middle school for a semester. jacob wagner was killed by a police officer after injuring two classmates. >>> the 17 people sent to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning in manitowoc. a block was closed off this morning because of the leak. investigators are still trying to figure out where

john malan with the numbers. >> john: sun going down, and pretty soon, couple weeks, it's going to get dark very early. look at the temperatures in the 40s. overnight lows in the 40s. and mid 30s away from the lakeshore. and we're looking at clear skies right now, as you saw in our tower cam, but out to the west, the weather for the next couple days coming in with a big low pressure system. that low pressure begni going to bring rain here, and we could get pretty good rain starting late tuesday night and running into wednesday. so if you're going out this evening, mostly clear skies. temperatures will be calm, winds dropping to 42 degrees at 10:00. definitely jacket weather but it's going to be umbrella weather soon. i'll tell you when it hits coming up in a few minutes. >> charles: it's also basketball season and it's tip off week for the milwaukee bucks. >> shannon: to get fans excited the team is hosting community basketball courts at local parks. >> charles: george mallet reports. >> reporter: just moments before the players come by t play, miese courts sit nt to the hell park dome

john malan is here with the forecast. with very dry air in place at the surface it's going to take some time for the atmosphere to saturate, but that process stronger southerly wind flow ahead of the next storm system. those breezes will boost our temperatures back into the 70 degree range across southeast wisconsin. the approaching strong cold front will arrive midday tomorrow triggering a rounds of showers. the rainfall should diminish through the evening hours with dramatic clearing once the boundary passes to our east. meantime, the more significant effect genuine autumn feel. temperatures will tumble dramatically with some spots dipping into the 30s wednesday night into thursday morning. abundant sunshine should also accompany the cooler air for this will remind you what season is rapidly approaching. the rockefeller center ice opened this morning. this is the 80th year for the ice rink in the middle of manhattan.a quarter-of-a-million skaters visit the rink every year. buy a ticket to saturday's bucks game and help

plenty of us may have family along the east coastjohn malan is over in the weather center with a closer look at the coming up, a windfall for the milwaukee art museum.the story of a generous donoralso ahead: is the estabrook dam debate coming to an end? the new could be coming down.the plan comes from the county executive's office- it but can't be done without the city's help.casey geraldo is live to explain. the county executive calls this dam an eyesore... and says nobody wants it. but the county board of supervisors says that's hardly the case- and if their legislation ha been followed, the dam wouldn't be in such disrepair. county executive chris abele has a plan with the city of milwaukee and the metropolitan milwaukee we rezone that land and sell it to m-m-s-d for a dollar, who would then tear it down.the county board of supervisors say he's going around the legislative system. we've listened to those debates, we set policy based on those debates and now there's been an end-run around us in order to get something done that's counter to what we've decided and based those the county

john malan is here with our forecast. it feels more like a summer day outside with a big surge of warm air on building southwesterly breezes, the changing leaves a true juxtaposition to our weather. we'll remain in the warm sector until a strong low across the badgerland tomorrow. a growing pressure gradient will lead to howling winds gusting to 30 miles per hour overnight with breezy conditions continuing on tuesday. winds will swing around to the northwest with the boundary's passage tomorrow, but the effects of a cooler and drier air mass will lag behind at least a day. slow moving high pressure takes over mid to late week accompanying a siic drop in temperatures. look for the mercury to top out in the mid 60s on wednesday but only the mid 50s by friday with much more sunshine than the fumbles... incomplete passes... and injuries. yesterday's loss to the cowboys at lambeau field is hard to swallow. rod burks breaks down the packers' tale illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind,

. >> reporter: john malan could we see more of this coming? or at least i could get used to it. >> this has been an incredibly mild pattern starting saturday. 71 degrees there, 72 sunday. 80 yesterday. 7. one more mild day. we'll see 65. then look at the crashing when you wake up in the morning hours you will see sunshine. 48 degrees. rollercoaster pattern hit us once again. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. the color purple in politics. shannon: wisconsin is being called a mix of red and blue. but is it really? george: lance allan will have the bears. lance: one of the state's top-ranging volleyball ss has been disqualified from post-season play. >> reporter: the cal phones volleyball team played in one too many tournaments, deeming them ineligible. the school district has since appealed the decision. >> it's hard because it's been such a fun team to play with all year. hear if their appeal was granted by friday. but time is running out. george: president obama hosted this final state dinner at the white house. comic jerry sein

let's check in with john malan. >> it still seems like it would it's running into very warm water and upper air pattern that should take it closer to by going through the bahamas it jumps back up to category 4 and starts to slide along the coast of florida somewhere between west palm beach and jacksonville, florida. it will batter the eastern part of florida. then it moves up towards the carolinas and loves directly to sea and it will start looping around out in the atlantic. we are looking at our own shower pattern and we could see some of those late tonight. all in all a shower in the forecast coming up for tomorrow and a few thunderstorms thrown in also. we'll be back with that coming up in a few minutes. >> we are learning more about 74-year-old her monday advice who was stabbed to death while study. >> reporter: while family and friends of merriman davis try to make sense of his death. police are searching for who's responsible for it. 74-year-old her monday advice was a man everyone loved. that's why it's so hard to believe anyone would hurt him. >> his life gone, for what? he h

john: a lot of us saw sunshine by late in the carole: john malan is with us now. hopefully more of the same with sunshine. john: you are sunshine in this building, carole. our high temperature should be around 64. it's 69 degrees. we wouldn't have had 70 degrees if we would have had sunshine all day. 75 chicago, 73 -- look at 77 the current temperature, very mild for this time of year. kenosha still at 67, 65. low 60s out to the west. we are going to drop to 60 degrees. partly cloudy skies going on right now. you can see clearing in many community. and there are showers across most of minnesota, iowa, and right along the of. as they move along front they will lose energy. it will crawl along the next couple of days. we'll see the showers redevelop around 11:00, 11:30. between 11:00 and 2:00 could see a brief shower go by. a chance for showers thursday, a chance of showers and storms into thursday night. mild, 60 degrees it's very mild for this time of year. 72 for tomorrow with showers and possible thunderstorms around midday. this will be a brief line going throu

it was enough to bring the snowboards.john malan is here with our a cold front has passed through southeast wisconsin leading to a shift in wind direction from the warm southwest to the chillier northwest. a lack of moisture allowed the boundary to the area without kicking off any significant precipitation. the drop from our near record warmth yesterday will be gradual as the full effect from the new air mass will lag behind by a couple of days. trend downward over the next several days with the chilliest day expected to be on friday as the mercury only reaches the low 50s. meantime, high pressure will eventually take over leading to an extended period of dry weather with lance allan has sports when we come back.when we come lance allan it speaks to the packers dire need a thompson trades for a player for the first me s 2010, gettinile davis from the chiefs, for a late round draft pick.meanwhile sam shields goes on injured reserve, he could be eligilble to return in 8 weeks. maybe even more than running back...the hidden reason why a 109 yard kickoff for davis? hh return for a touchdown in

outbreak 're watching today tmj4 with george mallet, carole meekens, storm team 4 meteorologist john malan and lance allen, spos. welcome back. and teachers saying that he shouldn't go to school where they'll get what they deserve. students were able to tell haened.before anything b >> the student was identified, tauston intos he arrived at school this morning. he didn't have any weapons on him. there waal plans drawn out or written down that we are he indicated it was meant to be a prank. >> there was an additional police presence at that school today teachers of their safety. >> a recent outbreak of meningitis at university of wisconsin atadison has taking prections. ukee also >> in terms of mention goits there's a couple of vaccines out there. meningitis. >> what we're focused on right >> now, while there have been no cases reported there have beena cases reported at uw madison. shining a light on the issue of rape culture. that was the group ultra vie lath as they lit up -- >> this is not about politics, this is not about who to vote for. this is about the fact that what he's doing and

it's only october warm day-- chief meteorologist john malan joins us now. thursday remains warm and humid with highs in the lower 70s, but t'showers are likely in the afternn ahead of a cold fntthat moves through thursday night. heavier rain is liky thursday night, and isolated showerbeforeoon with highs in the lower 60s early. the sky earsout in the ?afternoon, and temps begin to drop with?/pnw wind. cool with highs in the 50s, elite quarterbacks squaring off. aaron rodgers and eli manning.are the packers expecting a giant performance out of manning?... find out the giants visited green bay... it didn't go so well for the packers.the giants beat the packers... and four weeks later. won thsuper bowl.d that chpionship quarterback is back.our rod burks is igreen bay with moreon eli's return to lambeau. ((a big test coming up sunday night for the packers defense facing eli manning who has won two super bowls and has a lot of great weapons on offense. eli manning is such a tough quarterback to defd. he's been around football a long smart football family. all hi

he announced malan will give three speeches in the final days of his race. she gave a startled look, news gap in the senate race. ed: he is a hero. a share study talking about quick action taking down the knife wielding killer. the message from the widow of one of the victims. >> motter rain, heavy rain -- moderate rain and heavy rain. it's only going to get more difficult. >> tolling starts friday. it includes the entire mass pike kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. i'm kelly ayotte.: and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... t me... i'll never stop fighting for you. glimpse at a warren-schilling u.s. senate race. neither has committed to the race, it's worth noting. the suffolk university boston globe poll shows senator warren with 58% of the vote to curt schilling's 24%. that's among 500 likely v

john malan, tell us when we will finally dry out. >> john: this was one raw day. windy, very windy, lots of rain, clouds, and cool temperatures. high temperature only 53 today. now, yesterday i showed you this graphic. it showed us well below normal for rainfall. we pick you had up the record 1.04 inches above normal for the month of october. we had close to six inches below normal since the first, and we droppe that deficit to 4.36 inches of rain below normal. lake mills, 1.17 inches. oakookf brld one position isn't. racine, 1.4, just over an ih in fond du l. taking you back to 6:00 t morning, watch the heavy rain just pound us t and right now w do still he light rain aundhe area. as i throw the clouds in you'll see a couple breaks along the mississippi and low clouds hanging all the way back to the dakotas, so we're going to see a lot of clouds overnight tonight and tomorrow. milwaukee officially at the airport 40 miles per hour. and out to the west wind gusts of 30 to 35 miles per hour. 48 right now in milwaukee and 45 in waukesha, 46 in watertown, and whitewat

john malan, we would need it if we were playing baseball tomorrow. >> john: definitely. definitely. and you know what? since i'm talking about cloudy. very windy, very cold, very?@ iny. i thought i start with the november outlook because is looking pretty good. november still being predied to be above normal in temperatures. it doesn't look like we'll see a it looks like the first part of the winter season running into december could still have the pattern we're in now, with above normal temperatures. that's all i can do for the good news. the bad news coming up. look at the temperatures. 48, 49 at international falls. 51 twin cities. we hit 55. there is mild air to the southwest. the cold front is rolling in our direction and a storm system. 44 in sheboygan. 48 in waukesha and here comes the rain. it's already starting to hit the madison area. dane county. this is not the heavy rain yet. that will come from a weather est and it's alreadyping out to starting to fill this area in with showers and thunderorms. this will fill in later4[ tonight and roll in our direction, and putting th

john malan pointed out to us around it won't be a hurricane at that point. carole: 60,000 people are without power and 2 million have been urged to evacuate and go inland. it's a very scary thing. george: this is daytona beach and you can see what they are dealing with. steady rains coming down at this point. todd welker is at ever oh beach, florida. we have four quarters covered. let's get to todd. todd? >> we are still self hours away from the brunt of hurricane matthew here in ever oh beach, florida along florida coast, south of jacksonville and we are starting to see the conditions deteriorate rapidly. you can see palm trees blowing significantly in the wind. what's surprising is we still here. we have seen the power go in and out. we have seen transformer flashes throughout the evening on the horizon. and we still do have power in this area. throughout much of the area that we are in as well. most people have hunkers down for the night as hurricane matthew is expected to make its way in here the next few hours. miles an hour as the category 4 storm the

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john malan is here with a quick look at the forecast. a frost advisory has been issued again for tonight, and of southeastern wisconsin. however, i think those of you who live with in a couple of miles of lake michigan will still be sparred of frost by tomorrow morning. lows tonight 30 range from aroudn grees inland to the upper 30s side. skies will be clear and the winds will be calm. decision 2016 coverage now. house speaker paul ryan of janesville ?didn't? speak about his party's nominee for president today during an appearance in brookfield. charles benson is here with the story of a speaker's speechlessness on one topic. whereever spker paul ryan

might be a bit frost 20 for those jack-o'-lanterns tonight, wouldn't you say, john malan? >> john: it will be tonight, and also tomorrow morning, or i should say thursday morning. friday morning, all of the the weekend mornings are going to be very, very nice. so at least the weekends will rebound. 61 is the average high. 68 was the high temperature today. so our streak of weather above 60 degrees, one more day. the records upo 147 days. and now here comes the cold. frost advisories for southeastern wisconsin with the exception of milwaukee, racine and kenosha cietart at 2:00 a.m., run until 9:00 in the morning, bring in the pot plants and cover anything that is delicate, vegetables that you have left out in the garden and delicate ps. temperatures rig now dropping fast. it's down to 44. beaver dam, 45 in watertown. also westbnd, 46 waukesha, fond du lac, sheboygan. we're still holding at 50 degrees. we need the winds to die down, and?e our computer models show y about two, 2:30 they drop out of th teens and into the singlegite single digits by the morning keep it on the w

john malan, there might be folks ready for snow. >> john: it's on the horizon. it's on our map tonight but it's not moving in our direction anytime soon. we had a great weekend. cool, but we had a lot of sunshineoff and on. 62 degrees saturday. sunshine to partly cloudy, depending on what time of the day. so a good weekend once again. if and look at these temperatures in the west. 74 at twin to the north west, down to 49 degrees, behind a cold front we're watching later on this week. 61 right now in kenosha with a dew point of 51. so the air is relatively dry. but enough moisture to cause a few showers or sprinkles tomorrow, but they will be few and far between. it's 61 right now in milwaukee, and also racine, kenosha, 67 in whitewater and 66 still up in fond du lac. dew points in the 50s to upper 40s, so relatively dry, so it's a beautiful autumn like day. the sunshine we had earlier the clear skies are being pushed out by clouds, there are a couple light rain showers out to the south and west, an upper air disturbance. you can see the swirl over iowa. that pas

team four coverage now -- a lovely fall morning and afternoon--only a few clouds to speak of.john malan has a condolences to the family of former wtmj broadcaster ed hinshaw--he passed away saturday at the age of 76--hinshaw worked for wtmj for 37 years, as an anchor, director--.and won numerous awards--ed as known for his bright smile and contagious wit--retired in 2 thousand two --ed's mark on broadcasting will never be erased-services are pending a warning for parents who have weapons in the homecoming up-- the efforts to prevent children's gunplay after a four year old found a gun in his home that led to his death .. plus steven avery dumps his fiancee! what led to the breakup from the celland next pictures show the awesome fury check this out -- residents of hazelwood missouri want to know why >> check this out. residents want to know why the water in the beloved creek has gone from clear to milky color. the dnr is now testing the water samples to figure out what's going on. more news now, the worse is yet to come as hurricane matthew caused a slow path of destruction to the caribb

john malan do i need to break out my wet suit and go wind surfing? there is a slight chance sprinkles or even a light rain shower late tonight and into the first part of the tuesday morning commute but these will not amount to much.skies will be clearing on tuesday with sunshine expected by the afternoon and warm temps near 70 degrees in southeastern wisconsin. a cold front approaches on tuesday night to bring the clouds back and rain chances will be increasing overnight into wednesday. keep the umbrella with you on wednesday as rain is expected through much of the day, hours. rain totals will be highest closer to the illinois state line, which may pick up three quarters of an inch, with just a quarter of an inch or less expected to the north. thursday will be the start of a really nice, dry and mild stretch of weather with mostly sunny skies and highs hovering near 60 degrees through saturday before temperatures start to drop back into the coming up in sports... the packers young guns came up big in yesterday's heartbreaking loss in atlanta. what th

john malan i know some balaclava- wearing- bombers in the champlain valley who are tuesy will start out with sunshine but the clouds roll in as the day wears on as our next storm system approaches, this could spark off an isolated afternoon shower but most of the day stays dry with a high of 54 degrees in milwaukee. tuesday night and into wednesday is when the rain chances really ramp up as an area of low pressure moves wet and windy day with temperatures mainly stuck in the 40s, feeling colder with the clouds, rain and wind. there is plenty of moisture with this system so the rain may even be heavy at times with rain totals ranging between 0.75"-1.25" with some isolated higher amounts possible. most of the rain should wrap up before the morning commute on thursday and then skies partly cloudy. temperatures will still be cool, in the low 50s, but feeling cooler since it will still be a bit breezy on thursday.slightly warmer temps return for friday with a high of 58 degrees under partly cloudy skies and a slim shot of a shower in the afternoon. the weekend looks to be seasonally cool wit

you're watching today's tmj4, with carole meekin, george mallet, storm team 4 chief meteorologist, john malan, and lance allen, sports. >> so a deer walks no a bar in alabama. no, i'm not starting a bad joke. take a lochte, it really happened. >> the game warden made a decision not to shoot him. the buck left and was escorted to a better local. >> a mother calls this a profound moment of her life, her once conjoined twins are now separated. >> she is cuddling her 13 month old son jayden. they were separated last week in a series of surgeries that lasted 27 they were born conjoined at the head, the other twin is recovering slower than his brother. >> there are certain zip codes where women are twice as likely to die from breast cancer than women in other neighborhoods. >> there's a stark racial divide when it comes to the disease. >> katie crowther explains, new at 10:00. >> that new study by the breast cancer research foundation shows 43% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women. i took a closer look at the impact here in milwaukee. >> you know, sometimes she questions why she g