-patrick: hi -- patrick. -liz: nice to meet you. patrick: how are you? my name is patrick dilascia. family company. my brother and sister work for me, which most of the time is great. [ laughter ] the brand kind of started off as t-shirts, and it just kind of grew really quickly. then marcus challenged us to do more of a collection, which is what we have here to show you today. so, this is our basic v-neck, which is made out of bamboo with a little bit of rayon and spandex in it to give it that soft feel. liz: oh, i like the little airplane. -brooke: oh, very cute. -patrick: yeah, so that's kind of, like, our brand identifier, with the airplane on there. -liz: that's very cute. -patrick: thank you. liz: and what would the retail on this be? patrick: this would retail for $60. liz: okay. i like that. -brooke: very of the moment. -liz: yes. patrick: then, this is our slouch hoodie. it's longer in the back, shorter in the front. we like to do a couple things that make it more versatile to give it more value. the cool thing is the sleeves come off. -brooke: love it. -patrick: so, you ca

((patrick walker)) >> i'm patrick walker... in for brian. the first thing we want to get to this morning is what you need to know to avoid a traffic nightmare around the spaghetti bowl this weekend. the ramp from the 95 south onto the i-15 south... >>> n-dot says the best thing to do is to avoid this area at all cost. crews will be working on this ramp all weekend. as part of project neon, crews will be shifting the two ramp lanes to the east in preparation for the future demolition of a bridge crossing on symphony park drive. the construction is expected to cause major traffic jams. but detours will be available. traffic anchor demetria obilor breaks down where they'll be ((demetria obilor)) <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and mild. temps in the 60s with light winds. .......... a warmer weekend in on the way with highs back to the mid 90s. ((patrick walker)) >>> the plan for a nearly after getting unanimous vote. the southern nevada tourism infrastruct

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker in for brian. a metro officer is in the hospital this morning... after his motorcycle was rear ended. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live on scene near tropicana and durango ... and we have a photojournalist outside of umc trauma where the the crash so far? roads? tropicana is closed between ra officer was injured in a crash. use alternates like flamingo and russell. watch out for a crash at harmon and maryland parkway. the 95 south ramp to i-15 south looks fine now, but it will close later tonight. kirsten has those details. back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> n-dot says you'll want to avoid driving near the spaghetti bowl this weekend . the ramp from the 95 south onto the i-15 south will close at 10 o'clock tonight and won't reopen untsu shift two lanes on the spaghetti bowl ramp in preparation for the demolition of a bridge that crosses symphony park drive. when the ramp reopens... driver will see a slight reconfiguration of the lanes entering i-15 south. n-dot says t

patrick: she pleaded with people to slow down. new details about a nasty looking crash in milwaukee. news chopper 12 was over the scene at 76th and calumet on cause. police say as bad as it looks, just one person was taken to the hospital with relatively minor injuries. joyce: only on 12 news one , greenfield family's heartbreak will soon be changing other parents' lives forever. we first told you about the tragic death of six-month-old finley olson earlier this year. police say she died at the hands of her cudahy babysitter. christina palladino reports on finley's legacy at children's here at children's hospital as it always is with rachel olson. i've gotten to know her and her wonderful family this last year and she hopes by sharing finley's story no other parent has to feel her pain. rachel olson tells me focusing on finley's fund through children's hospital has helped her family heal. >> she was stolen from me so what i feel like i can do, now for her and her memory, try to do something positive, something good where i feel li

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patrick: the coffee chain is spicing-up its fall lineup. its new seasonal beverage is the starbucks chile mocha. the hot coffee drink is topped with cayenne, ancho chile, paprika, cinnamon, sea salt and a little sugar. baristas create the chile mocha of cocoa powder and spices that are steamed together with milk. it's said to be a mix of sweet and spicy. the drink official launches on -- officially launches on tuesday. toya: if pumpkin spice is more your thing, you can order one right now before it officially launches, but you'll need the psl fan pass. if you don't have one, just head to the starbucks website and follow the links. the pumpkin spice latte officially launches on september 6. patrick: between now and then you might be reaching for an , iced coffee. see why in mark's final forecast next. announcer: after a rough day, immerse yourself in the wisn 12 news app. it is doggone good. 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 doctor! russ feingold: you thi

patrick: another warning involving your money. kenosha police are looking for two men who they say have been placing skimmers on atm's. these are photos from surveillance cameras oe cars with indiana license plates. if you have any information, you're asked to call kenosha police. joyce: the state is asking a judge to schedule a court hearing on steven avery's request to retest evidence. prosecutors sent a letter to the circuit court judge asking her to schedule a hearing for the end of next month. avery is appealing his conviction in the 2005 death of teresa halbach. earlier this month, a federal appeals court granted avery's request to temporarily suspend the appeals process so the defense could have more time to a baby in west allis appears to be the result of co-sleeping. police were called to the home near 84th and orchard last night. an autopsy will be done, and the investigation continues. patrick: we continue to follow breaking news in charlotte north , carolina. a third day of protests over an officer involved shooting. t

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((patrick walker)) >> and warming up in the valley .. how tight the grip of summer continues to hold on this weekend. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right n news now good day.)) ((patrick walker)) >>> all eyes are on donald trump this morning to see whether he publicly denounces his long-held obama 'birther' beliefs. it's 4:30... thanks for joining us... i'm patrick walker in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. trump's campaign put out a statement last night... saying the republican believes president obama was born in the u-s. but, hillary clinton's campaign isn't buying it. hena daniels has the latest from flip-flop on the birther issue came after rival hillary clinton blasted his refusal to renounce the idea when he was interviewed by the washington post wednesday. (clinton) "he was asked one more time: 'where was president obama born?' and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president? hours later -- trump's campaign rel

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker, filling in for brian. parents .. school just started .. and some big changes are on the way to the clark county school district. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the state board of education unanimously voted to reorganize ccsd. it will take most of the control and decision making away from the a central district and hand it over to principals, teachers and parents. divide the valley in to have and have not's. but advocates claim money will be dolled out through a formula -- which ends up giving more to those who need it most: ((linda young: "you tie in the monies to achievement you'll find that minority communities don't always get the money that they need to help educate students appropriately michael roberson: "so students e.l.l .. students on free and reduced lunch students with special needs or disabilities they will receive more money per pupil than other schools. " )) ((kirsten joyce)) and parents, principals will decide on the budget, instruction and staffing. that will be a major learning curve -- which the administrati

patrick: sounds good. this is the tenth year the milwaukee county department of transportation has offered its employees the road-eo training it's not cold enough to snow, but it is blustery. mark: weight will get through this. it will be all right. it could be a lot colder than it is. it was really windy. that is the big story right now. into it we will talk about the crazy weather we had last night. this is from sheboygan, where it is still sunny, big waves crashing on the bank water thanks to those strong northeasterly wind. 20 miles an hour right now. cloud cover here. cool cloud cover in racine, ominous looking, low-based, waterspout happening. i am watching pretty closely. last night was amazing, never seen it before, the leica created its own shelf cloud as it came into racine and kenosha counties. -- the lake created its own shelf cloud as it came into racine and kenosha counties. most areas are going to remain dry throughout the rest of this evening. watching what's happening in racine, some scatt

patrick: thank you. e coverage. wisn 12 news adrienne pederson is live inside the expo center. adrienne, journalists from across the country are in waukesha tonight. >> that's exactly right. good evening. i'm not sure if you can hear it. you can't always get what you want just started playing like at other rallies. just a put it into perspective, it is about the size of a high school gymnasium. just be shouldered shoulder here. the thing that strikes me the most is that all the people i have talked to are emotional, fired up, excited. listen to some of them. >> i believe in trump and i believe in the things he stands for and it needs to be supported ,, and by women in wisconsin as well. >> you are 16. it you can vote yet. why is it important for you to h >> i even talk to one woman who started crying about how much she disliked hillary clinton. we are expecting a rally to start at 6:00. patrick: thank you. hillary clinton campaigned with former presidential candidate bernie sanders today. the two appeare

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker in for brian. a metro officer is in the hospital this morning... after his motorcycle was rear ended. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live on scene near tropicana and durango ... and we have a photojournalist outside of umc trauma where the

patrick: more rain and thunderstorms tonight. joyce: mark is tracking what's hitting right now and what's to come. mark: showers, storms, and heavy rain through the day tomorrow. the heaviest during the overnight hours. we in the summer -- we have some scattered showers in sheboygan county and fond du lac county come of it this catches your attention pretty quickly, dark shades, moving rapidly to the east right now, and even to the south these. running a storm track on this as it moves to the east at 40-45 miles per hour. it gets into sheboygan at ready for a lot of thunderstorm action to roll through here. there is a fair amount of lightning, so i think you will hear a lot of thunder. be ready to get your kids dressed up in the rain gear. 65 degrees. rain become scattered as the day goes on. temperatures warming up to 77 degrees. again, be careful, some rain will be heavy, some flash tomorrow morning. patrick: you can track the rain and storms when you're away from the t.v. using interactive radar. you can find it on our 12 news

patrick: thank you. coming up new tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00 police surprise a , local veteran who was the victim of a scam. the gift from officers that brought her to tears. plus, the fbi has launched a new tool to help catch suspected bank robbers. how you can play a role. that's all new tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. toya: exercise can do more than just shrink your waistline. patrick: it can save you cash. we'll explain, coming up. toya: then, there's a new twist you might have a chance. dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. i've read russ feingold's plan. he goes after the terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a tough, realistic plan to protect america. toya: i don't know what this means. a talkshow host, now

patrick: sounds like a match made in beer heaven. the concoction is being created by four leaf brewing and the cops and doughnuts bakery in northern michigan. the new flavor started as a joke, but quickly became very real. the beers will be multi-brown british ales called the hoppy cop and coffee cop. toya: i don't understand why that did the name one hoppy homer simpson. leave the umbrellas at home. patrick: world news is next. >>> tonight, we're following the path of destruction. hermine now on the move, hitting florida as a deadly hurricane. winds up to 80 miles an hour. homes badly damaged. hundreds of thousands without power. millions bracing for a possible labor day washout. and tonight, watches and warnings up and down the east coast. our team in the storm zone. >>> secret notes. inside the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. what she told agents, and how many times the phrase "do not recall" came up. >>> out of jail. the case that triggered national outrage. former college athlete brock turner, pushing through

((patrick walker)) >> thanks for waking up with us on 8 news now good day. i'm patrick walker. kirsten joyce >> and i'm kirsten joyce. and it's going to be a jam-packed weekend in the valley with the college football season also kicking off . the las vegas convention and visitors authority estimates more than 300 thousand visitors this weekend. of the excitement. michael? ((michael stevens)) >> >> ((brian loftus)) >> ((michael stevens)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) things should be much calmer for cooler, too if you're wilting in the heat. big winds and some heavy rains hit areas along the beltway in the southeast valley... ............ a 40 foot tree fell over the wall at 215 near green valley parkway. ............... those thunderstorms fired up just on the east side of the valley... while the west stayed quiet. ............ we were hot - at 104 - and today will stay above r 100s for the last time for a while. ............ cooler numbers arrive for the holiday weekend. wait until you see labor day mo

patrick: and, now hiring. the job openings at prince's private estate, paisley park. >> hey everybody. i'm been wagner. >> and i'm melinda davenport. going gold to help kids battling cancer. >> tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning what you can do the next ?? as busy as the world gets, there are still times when things move a little slower. when life is a little simpler. and the local color looks good enough to eat. welcome to harvest time. when mother nature puts on a whole new wardrobe. d grab yourself a little piece of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news at 5:00, with toya washington, patrick paolantonio and weather watch 12 chief meteorologist mark baden. bill cosby is expected to go to trial by june 5 in his felony sex assault case. his lawyers are trying to keep some key evidence out of his case. prosecutors say he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman he mentored at temple university in 2004. cosby says i

thanks for waking up with us i'm kirsten joyce ((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker in for brian. the category 1 storm already took aim at the state's gulf coast.. pounding areas with heavy rain. forecasters fear the system could even trigger tornadoes. don champion has the latest from the florida panhandle. of florida's panhandle with heavy rain -nats- and forceful winds shortly before making landfall overnight. in coastal community of pasco county late last night- people tried enjoying the scenebefore the boardwalk was inundated with water. (sot felipe reyna/ fl resident) i hope everyone is safe and alright but other than that i'm here to play // (sot gov rick scott/ r-fl) this is life threatening earlier in the day the state's governor warned people to take the storm seriously...as hermine beaches along the gulf coast. in the hard-hit town of apalachicola- some stocked up on food.. (sot mos fl resident) it's pretty nerve wracking. you see the trees bending and the waves blowing up over the rocks others- boarded up their businesses and got out: (sot mos fl businessowner) just f

i'm patrick walker in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce both of the shootings happened within minutes of each other.. but we're told that they're not connected. one shooting happened on lake mead near mlk and another happened on north parking lot on north circle near paradise and twain. metro says they found a man lying on the ground dead with a gunshot wound to the shot. he's described to be in his late teens, early twenties and was transported to umc where he was declared dead. police are still searching for the shooter. ((kirsten joyce)) >> four minutes later the west las vegas library of west lake mead and mlk. metro found one man lying on the and mlk. metro found one man lying on the ground with multiple gun shot wounds. he was later pronounced dead at sunrise hospital. catch the shooter. this is the 112th and 113th homicides in metro's jurisdiction this year. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> this morning one person is dead after a horrific car crash on the east side. the crash happened at boulder highw

patrick: looking ahead to "20/20" tonight. for the first time, dna generated evidence of who allegedly killed a college sophomore. university of north carolina student bfaith hedgepath was -- north carolina student faith hedgepath was found murdered in 2012. investigators have interviewed more than 1800 people during the course of their investigation, but still do not have a suspect. >> this is really a parent's worst nightmare. a young girl, faith hedgepeth goes to college and within , months of her first year, she is found dead. police looking everywhere for the killer, but think about this day and age. they have social media, tons of friends. they encountered that night, this woman was in a club, so different people, and after years of searching, they haven't found anyone. patrick: tonight, love, hope and faith, an exclusive "20/20." it starts tonight at 9:00, followed by wisn 12 news at 10:00. toya: for all those who think teenagers are lazy and all those who think kindness is dead, listen up. patrick: the act of kindness

patrick: and putting the pieces , together. they're looking into following a fatal train crash in new jersey. toya: and, paying you to take vacation? how much one company is willing to give it's employees to kick back and relax. that i my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, , and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to i

patrick: thank you. the search continues tonight for the suspect in the murder of a 19-year-old woman in glendale. her body was found around 5:30 a.m. yesterday morning in the parking lot of the orthopedic hospital of wisconsin. police say she had been shot. it's not clear if the woman worked at the facility. toya: hillary clinton and donald trump return to the campaign trail after their first face-to-face debate. both candidates are claiming abc's maggie rulli is following what's next from washington, d.c. >> did anybody see that debate last night? oh, yes, one down and two to go. >> hillary clinton rowling supporters on the road to north carolina. meanwhile, donald trump also relishing last nht while in florida. >> all the polls have me winning. >> after spending the morning on fox and friends playing defense. when asked about clinton's attack on how he treated former miss universe alicia machado. donald trump doubles down. >> she was the winner, and, you know, she gained a massive amount of weight, an

patrick: news. we're just learning longtime milwaukee radio host and veteran journalist eric von has died. the host of precious lives on wuwm radio and wnov the voice, von also appeared regularly on television over the years, as co-host of black nouveau and interchange on wisconsin public television. joyce: he was also the co-host of a weekly show that aired here on wisn 12 several years ago called it's your vote. von founded, brain, brawn body.com, a website that encourages men to get healthy there is no word yet on just how he died. patrick: and tonight more than a , dozen students are recovering tonight after needing medical attention at a cross country meet. joyce: you can see the ambulances in this news chopper 12 video. runners suffered from heat related issues like dehydration and exhaustion. wisn 12 news' adrienne pedersen is live at arrowhead high school in hartland. a scary time for many people. adrienne: that is for sure. good evening, joyce and ic was 84 degrees at race time. 19 students

patrick: the u.s. consumer product safety commission says anyone with that phone should stop using it and bring it in for a refund or replacement. the official recall follows days of warnings that the phone batteries can explode or catch fire. about 2.5 million phones were sold worldwide. joyce: right now, we want to take a look at what's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. kathy: new tonight on wisn 12 news at 6:00, he's the man who sees milwaukee county's drug overdose epidemic up close every day. tonight, it's in his own home. >> another suspected death of drug abuse, this time for his own son. >> every time i am here, i am in this position. kathy: then, the new therapy local cancer patients are using to make it through their treatments. join us for all new stories tonight at 6:00. joyce: a milwaukee woman in the national spotlight. designer linda marcus is on the new season of project runway. marcus creates and sells custom handmade handbags and clothing. her company is called linda marcus design. y

patrick: mark, most of the weekend is looking good. later in the day on sunday as thunderstorms come rumbling in. in the meantime, drive across southeastern wisconsin. the roof is still closed. i guess temperatures may be a touch too cool for some folks at miller park. i can't rule out an isolated shower. it is the last three games of the season at miller park, finishing against the cincinnati reds before they go out of town to finish the season. 66 sticky. if you're heading to the football games, northeasterly wind at 5-10, temperatures in the 60's, most dairy stage radcom a but be ready in case one of those isolated showers heads over you. we take you live to the rock sports complex. it just doesn't feel like halloween season yet. hills have eyes will be opened up there, and a haunted house season will be kicking in a week from now. it doesn't seem possible, especially because we have been so warm. partly sunny skies saturday. we start with clouds, then sunshine breaks through as the day goes on. temperatures colder up north. around

patrick: now imagine being on a skateboard. patrick: wow. kyle wester is now the new world record holder for fastest skateboard speed downhill. the previous record was 81 miles per hour. wester waited until weather conditions were just right, experimented with different wind resistant attire, and gave it a try on a santa cruz, california hill. joyce: and had that helmet strapped on tight. coming up in sports, a big upset at the u.s. open tonight. patrick: plus the brewers busted cardinals in saint louis. joyce: and the youth movement for the packers on defense as they get ready for their season opener. stephanie sutton is next in sports. as we go to break here are , tonight's winning lottery ?? as busy as the world gets, there are still times when things move a little slower. when life is a little simpler. welcome to harvest time. when mother nature puts on a whole new wardrobe. and we look at life in a whole new way. so pull out that favorite sweater. and grab yourself a little piece of pure michigan. announcer: big 12 sports presented by s

patrick: thanks. money meant to help the poor funneled elsewhere. >> how police say one man finally cracked the case. patrick: plus, your credit card may have a chip, but it doesn't work everywhere. 12 news is getting answers. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. >> a manhunt tonight for a this guy. he's charged with embezzling money that was supposed to help the poor pay for legal services. patrick: prosecutors say he used his i.t. skills to steal donations to legal aid. colleen henry is digging into his past. >> for 100 years, the legal aid society has represented the poor in housing, employment, and family legal cases. this is is former i.t. guy , jack corbin, at an atm. police say the former it guy rigged legal aid's account so he could use a debit card to steal more

patrick: hermine is no longer a hurricane. but as abc's lana zak shows, it's still causing problems. >> with wind gusts of 50-80 miles per hour, and torrential rains tropical storm hermine has , been wreaking havoc through florida, georgia, and the carolinas. >> we got to move it. >> hundreds of thousands are without power.

./// ((patrick walker)) >>> back here in the valley... police need your help solving a deadly stabbing. investigators say a man was dropped off at mountain view hospital after being stabbed somewhere near washington police say the victim was involved in some sort of altercation before someone stabbed him multiple times. and they believe the man who brought him to the hospital may have been involved in the altercation as well. if you have any information... call crimestoppers. the number is at the bottom of the screen. this is las vegas' 125th homicide./// ((patrick walker)) >>> the man accused of shooting and killing a customer at starbucks made his first appearance in court this morning. pedro garcia is facing a number of charges in the case. nia wong has the latest. garcia made a brief stoberski this morning. he faces murder, robbery burglary and weapons charges for the stunt he's accused of pulling on sunday. investigators say the 34- year- went into the starbucks, near rainbow and warm springs.. where he shot and killed 41- year- old

patrick: more breaking news. an appleton teenager who made national headlines after deciding to end her life instead of battling an incurable disease has passed away. 12 news was there in july when friends held a prom to celebrate the life of 14-year-old jerika bolen. she suffered from spinal muscular atrophy type 2. she never walked and only had movement in her head and hands. her decision to die led to a challenge from disability rights groups who asked child , protection officials to step in. she passed away in hospice care earlier today. toya: a car slams into a utility truck, killing two people. that truck, along with the wood chipper next to it, belong to milwaukee's department of public works. none of their workers were hurt. 12 news nick bohr is live at the scene of the crash at 76th and but witnesses and the surveillance video would indicate it was going much faster as it came over this rise on 76th street and slammed into the truck as it crossed over here with disastrous results. the scene show with how

patrick: there is no hiding that. seeing as the hotel is in packers country, he got off with just a warning from his boss. >> it is in wisconsin, so -- patrick: an unapproved expense. >> right. friday night. you know what that means? operation football. stephanie: coming up we'll have , a live preview from our game of the week in waukesha. plus the brewers keon broxton , gets injured today against the cubs. how serious it is coming up next russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. ? stephanie: ryan braun, orlando arcia, and scooter gennett all homered for milwaukee today, but it was the cubs celebratin

patrick: that surface really kicking up. toya: a major retailers hiring tens of thousands of people. patrick: the chain and the two events happening, for anyone interested in a job. toya: and coming up, a story too bizarre not to stick around for. a woman injured after a fish drops from the sky and hits her in the face. her theory on this very strange situation. johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. >> you are watching wisn 12 news, honored as best evening newscast in wisconsin broadcasters association. patrick: target will be hiring some 70,000 new workers. the extra help is for the holiday shopping season. target says it will hold hiring events at all of i

patrick: thank you. the rain is clearing out tonight. let's check in with chief meteorologist mark baden. mark: rain is clearing out, but we do have fall. live in downtown milwaukee, discovery world, a little bit of fog out there, especially along we don't have much in the way of wind, so it does not take a lot to see fog forming, especially air is a got rain earlier. west bend, disability down to one mile. take it easy out there. five miles visibility in burlington. this will change as the night goes on, with some places getting more visibility. light rain pushing into our southern counties. this will happen as we head into tomorrowni out, sunshine returns. let's go back to these graphics because they are so exciting. sunshine saturday after we clear it out, 80 degrees. sunday's high temperature at 76 degrees. if you are curious, there is a little hit of fall color, especially up north. there is not very much. i would not make a trip is you will be disappointed. you still have a couple of weeks north. we have a month around here before

patrick: but now the sun has returned. lindsey, are we good for a few lindsey: looking good, but folks want to know about the weekend. i have your weekend forecast. here is your weather story. i have you covered. there is good news. tomorrow will be a perfect day. rain returns on friday in showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid-70's, and then on saturday, i think you will not have a pem on saturday. we were calling for the potential of rain early in the morning, but i think is cold front will fly through and not get stuck like yesterday. i believe your saturday is looking good, mid-to-upper 70's. we have that one day on friday where we have those storms. right now, temperatures, 69 degrees. we barely made it to 70 today. waukesha, watertown, and west bend. what can you expect overnight tonight? check this out. 7:00 a.m., i think this is too warm, but i'm thinking we will get into the upper 50's overnight tonight, so as the kids are getting ready for school in the morning, give them a light sweater, cardigan, light jac

patrick: thanks, mark. coming up, the big blow to the bucks playoffs hopes before the season even starts. joyce: and aaron rodgers gets defensive over the packers' offense. >> we're not worried about your opinions. and we're not going back and having sleepless nights worrying about our offense. joyce: is it time to panic? what his teammates think. close this -- -- plus it this -- >> i was shocked and upset that i was going to become the designated survivor. patrick: he's the real designated survivor. they say a lot of things about rain. (engine revs) the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain, too: when it rains... it roars. the all-wheel-drive charger. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. >> it seems like that team is there. is there a possibility there might be changes before the start of the regular season? >> have today, the teams are always changing at the last moment. dan: that was yesterday. 24 hours later, a major blow to the bucks hopes for contending for a playoff s

patrick: summer is not giving longer. patrick: feels good. tonight at 10:00, and only on wisn 12, local students get a pizza party. what they did to earn a thank you from a local business, and an air force airman hundreds of miles away. and the pope visits some of the world's tiniest catholics. how the visit fits the pontiff's message for the year, tonight at 10:00. >> ready for football? the packers are taking on the minnesota vikings on sunday night. patrick: but football won't be the only focus. there's another special moment the tribute to prince that's in the works at halftime. >> then, an emotional moment captured in these photographs is family in georgia on their daughter's special day. >> their photos are being shared by thousands on facebook. the couple moved their wedding venue to a hospital room after finding out the father of the bride only had a few days to live. candice hammonds and thomas burkett planned to marry in october. last month, the bride's father was diagnosed with a terminal illness. they moved the wedding up, and to

patrick: the summer heat is holding on. toya: but mark the september , sweat-fest, as you call it, comes to an end soon. mark: i'll let you know when you can open up the windows and let in some cooler air next in weather watch 12. patrick: then, back-to-school means back to the sharing of germs. coming up the less-than obvious , places your kids might be picking up and one of the top home remedies , that won't cost you a dime. toya: and, this is almost unbelievable video. where a river is running red and the theory behind it's change in color. >> hey everyone. i am tim elliott. it's a rare chance to take your bike into the milwaukee county zoo. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning the deadline your family , needs to know about if you want to ride on the wild side. plus, we'll be on weather watch announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya washington, patrick paolantonio, and weather watch 12 chief meteorologist mark wisn 12 news at 5:00 continues. toya: an accuse

patrick: trump was in ohio today. while he said mexico will pay for a wall along the border, mexico's president said in a mexican newspaper that he was very clear with donald trump m bill. also today, abc news reports that according to an rnc source, a member of trump's hispanic advisory council has resigned over the candidate's hardline stance on immigration. donald trump made headlines recently with his response after a relative of nba star dwyane wade was shot to death in chicago. kathy: abc's george stephanopoulos spoke exclusively with wade today about his cousin's death and about trump's response. expresses condolences. he also got a lot of reaction for this tweet he sent out. what to you think when you heard that? >> it was kind of conflicted. it is like on one end your cousin's death is used as a ploy or political gain. on the other national story and it goes back to that for me. i want eyes on this city. i want us to be able to do more together, and the only way we can do more together is it our people know w

patrick: then aaron rodgers versus a fly. with the nfl season set to kickoff in less than an hour, a look at the quarterback's new off the field adversary. toya: we continue to monitor breaking news, there was an people suffered from heat patrick: will fans, get ready. taco fans, get ready. toya: bel-air cantina's fourth restaurant is now open for business. the new location is in the new drexel town square in oak creek. it has the same menu and the same specials. but this new restaurant is the company's biggest of them all. >> why this spot? >> intuition, our ownership has a very good feel for what's next. and with it being a brand new developmt, community, it felt like a good fit. toya: and you can expect many more options in the area. pizza man, valentine coffee and chocolate factory are all planning to open soon. patrick: from our partners at biz times milwaukee, a new restaurant is planned for the site of the former pizza man. milwaukee's first poke restaurant will open on the corner of oakland and north on the city's eas

patrick: -- police are not commenting. patrick: thanks. new tonight the state is asking , a judge to schedule a court hearing on steven avery's request to retest evidence. prosecutors sent l to schedule a hearing for the end of next month. avery is appealing his conviction in the 2005 death of teresa halbach. earlier this month, a federal appeals court granted avery's request to temporarily suspend the appeals process so the defense could have more time to finish testing of the evidence. new tonight kenosha police are , looking for two men, who they say have been placing skimmers on atm's. take a look at these photos from surveillance cameras of the men. police believe they're driving cars with indiana license plates. if you have any information, kenosha police want to hear from you. joyce: to help protect $11 million milwaukee's children from lead contamination. only on 12, mayor tom barrett guard against lead exposure in local homes. 12 news' kent wainscott is at city hall where he just spoke , with the mayor minutes ago. >> mayor barret

patrick: thank you. only on wisn 12 news president , obama talks about the unrest following the latest police shootings. in an exclusive interview with robin roberts, he discussed ways >> the way we change the system requires us to be able to reach out and engage the broader american community, and that requires being peaceful, that requires being thoughtful about what are the specific reforms you are looking for. patrick: you can see more of the interview tomorrow on good morning this morning. joyce: torrential rains cause widespread flooding and mudslides in western wisconsin. the governor has declared a state of emergency in these 13 counties. a man was killed when his house collapsed onto him after mud pushed it out onto highway 35 in vernon county this morning. search and rescue crews found his body this afternoon. his name has not been released. numerous roads have been closed, including this one that gave way from heavy rain, swallowing a minivan. and in jackson county, the the boat and part of a

patrick: commitment 2016 coverage. former first daughter chelsea clinton campaigns for her mother in wisconsin. the daughter of democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton took questions and suggestions from voters in green bay. she encouraged the crowd to get out and vote early, saying the election is too important not to go. >> whomever we elect will play a profound role in shaping the and whether or not they have greater opportunities and greater safety. patrick: hillary clinton has not campaigned in wisconsin since the april primary. kathy: wisconsin's u.s. senate race is one of the top senate races in the country. polls have shown democratic former senator russ feingold leading. but republican incumbent ron johnson tells upfront host mike gousha the race is closer than people think. >> do you feel you're an underdog? >> i think i let's face it. we've been outresourced. i think when wisconsinites really focus on the race when, i think when they see that i've , actually accomplished something, not only have i tr

patrick: the photos. we have a slideshow of pictures from inside the house and of the dogs being rescued on our website, wisn.com. you can also find it on our free app. in both places, you can also find a link to donations if you'd like to help the wisconsin humane society care for these dogs. toya: we have a big consumer alert for you tonight regarding credit card skimmers at area gas stations. this story's been getting a lot of attention since we posted it this afternoon on facebook. the wisconsin department of agriculture, trade and consumer devices at gas pumps across the state. we did a little digging and found the skimmers were located at gas stations in brookfield and franklin. brookfield police say two skimmers were found last tuesday at the open pantry near calhoun and bluemound. the next day, a device was located at the 7-11 at 76th and rawson in franklin. this is a picture of what the skimming device looks like. officials say you can't see it from the outside, but when you swipe your card the d