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all the while as hillary and bill raked in millions of dollars from special interests, the world was falling apart. hillary clinton's policies produce ruin in libya, iraq and syria. absolute ruin. and death. she failed in russia. she failed in china. she failed miserably in north korea. her policies unleashed isis, spread terrorism and put ooin on a path to nuclear weapons. not to mention the ransom payments, oh those ransom payments, remember two weeks ago it was $400 million in cash. well yesterday we found out that in cash, it was $1.7 billion.

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." >> you might want to add raking leaves to the to-do list. you can rake the leaves into the street starting on saturday. they have to be in the curb lanes for the crews to pick up. it is running through november 15th. after that you have to take the leaves to one of the city's self-help centers. i can't believe the leaves are >> yes, get out and enjoy it. some of the maples go a little early. it is depending on the variety of the tree. coming up tomorrow we look at the fall color map. this morning it is 60 over 56. the winds are north at 20 and gutsing up to 32. the clouds are rolling in. they are very low overall. i expect a mix of sun a today. most will be staying dry. the temperatures are warming up to the mid 60s. the thing to note are the sustained winds in the neighborhood out of the northeast. so that's a sustained wind, gusting up to 25-30 miles per hour. weekend peek, breezy, cool, spotty showers on saturday. sunday is the weekend pick day. so a split decision for the encountering this morning. things are quiet. the pavement is dry.

you might want to add raking leaves to the too weekend. starting on saturday the people in milwaukee can rake the leaves into the streets. the collection runs through november 15th. after that, the residents have to take the leaves to the city's self-help centers. the leaves are falling, the colors are gorgeous, and that means it is chilly. we are not completely seeing the change-over yet but it is coming. the midpart of october overall. now, it is raining leaves as some of those dryer are falling from the trees and gusty winds. low pressure is continuing to be a problem for us over the ohio valley and continuing to clip southern wisconsin with bits of rain and clouds through saturday. now i think for the most part it is far enough away we are staying dry. as well. the temperatures today up to 66 degrees this afternoon. breezy north, northeast winds. matt, i am looking at the d.o.t.s and there is something out? >> yes a rollover, 94 westbound, and that's 25th street. the fencing there. it is curvy section of 94 between 25th and 28th street

of thursday afternoon with rakes of sun and a cloudy start to th once that clears, temperatures really take off. high temperatures in the mid-70's. overcast skies and a little drizzle here or there. look at the temperature jump beyond that. mid-80's. by friday, summer sizzle is in, up near 90 degrees. dries out late in the day and then cools off sunday into monday and tuesday. wasn't and mild temperatures for monday and tuesday. jamie: the patriots getting ready for their sunday night's opener. oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil more than $20 billion in tax breaks. they gave kelly ayotte campaign contributions. corporate special interests are spending millions supporting her campaign... like the koch brothers. kelly ayotte: paid for by big oil; not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day

people can start raking leaves into the street tomorrow.you're asked to rake the leaves into the ?curb lanes? for collection. collections run november 15-th... after that, yard waste can be taken to one of the city's self-help centers. 3 also starting tomorrow...china lights at the boerner botanical gardens in hales corners.our own michael schlesinger got a sneak peek during the cbs 58 morning news today.he learned there are more than 40 displays from 30 different artists including a spectacular 200-foot long dragon.tickets are 15- dollars... ten for seniors and sundays until october 30th. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... the latest chapter in widening : i've travelled over 50,000 listening to people, milhearing their stories.n - a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin produ

patrick: you can add raking leaves to your to do list this weekend. beginning saturday, milwaukee residents can begin raking leaves into the street. the leaves must be in the curb lanes for department of public works crews to pick up. the collection runs through november 15. after that, residents must take their leaves to one of the city's self-help centers. the marcus center grounds and traditional bavarian oktoberfest. both sides of the milwaukee river will be filled with music, food and beer. , tomorrow's event starts at 4:30. and, tomorrow and it's the 10th friday, annual milwaukee county dot road-eo. the two-day event is all about employees of the milwaukee county department of transportation. the men and women who clear the snow from the roads and fill potholes will compete in road courses and vehicle inspection speakers. the event is at the regional business park at mitchell international airport. joyce: thank you. when you wake up in the morning you may want to have a little , more coffee than usual. kathy: a new study at uwm found it reduces

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trump raked in $5 million yesterday on wednesday alone.n this, if you look at the donors, people liked what they saw during the day. but she's using all of that money to hammer him. i wonder what is the dominant strategy? he's looking better in the polls, but she's got all that cash to spend in mixed states. >> what is she doing? she's sitting aggressi aggressive. she had some ranting speech yesterday. she didn't look or sound good. is she just trying to ride the clock out? >> i think she -- for example, she doesn't do press conferences. so her, that's like a colonoscopy. it's an invasive procedure that you don't do it unless you have to. >> i think that this is a definite strategy. if you look at the way every other race has gone for her, she's way out the more people sere her up close, the more speeches she makes, the more babies she kisses, the closer it gets and the more she falls behind. i think this is a concerted effort to keep her out of the press and limelight, that she stands up, she does a speech. they take little snippets, beca

and i would rake 500 piles and i would rake 500 more just to be the man who raked 1,000 leaves outside of your front door ? ?? >> jimmy: there you have it! those hashtags! my thanks to shawn mendes! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around, we'll be back with more of "the tonight show," everybody! [ cheers and applause ] when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about how people cook. i wish i had like four different mexican cheeses but in one super melty cheese. you still have two cheese wishes left. initiating retrieval sequence. activating thrusters. target acquired. dang it! ah! come on! make time for snapple. ?? ?? ?? lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $349 a month. to get a cma certification, you have to brave 8 hours of testing in the 11 most crucial areas of management accounting. only 50% will pass. done. so if you're one of them, feel free to brag. you've earned it. oh yeah. i want that. after him. the cma certification. you've got to earn

and i would rake 500 piles and i would rake 500 more just to be the man who raked 1,000 leaves outside of your front door ? ?? >> jimmyer hashtags! my thanks to shawn mendes! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around, we'll be back with more of "the tonight show," everybody! [ cheers and applause ] when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about how people cook. i wish i had like four different mexican cheeses but in one super melty cheese. you still have two cheese wishes left. initiating retrieval sequence. activating thrusters. target acquired. dang it! ah! come on! make time for snapple. ?? ?? lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $349 a month. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: 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

raking leaves into the street tomorrow.?you're asked to rake the leaves into the ?curb lanes? for collection. the department of public works sanitation crews will pick up those leaves.this runs through november 15-th .after that... leaves can be taken to one of the city's self-help centers. 3 toys r us stores across the country are welcoming star wars fans for an exclusive midnight unveiling. customers got the opportunity to be the first to purchase toys based on this years highly who lined up early recieved complimentary gifts, like t-shirts and posters... she passed away 16-years ago. yet a local woman's generosity, compassion and mission to make a difference.... ?lives on? at our area's ?only guest house? for hospital patients and caregivers. donna bourget "the caregivers a lot of times get lost in the shuffle. and they need encouragement just as much as the patients do." 3 coming up this weekend--- "cbs 58 sunday morning" kathy's house.it's now celebrating 15 years - the home has served more than 15-thousand guests over the years. 90 percent are referred from froedtert and

and rake the berries off the vine." 6-9 "harvesting is a great time of year because it's what we work for all year long." 3 3 after the berries are harvested, they're sorted and put in thousand-pound totes, then they're taken to the freezer.wisconsin is the largest producer of cranberries in the u-s. still ahead--- bodycam footage of a deadly officer-involved shooting in washington, d-c has been released. 3 plus ... an apartment building goes up in flames in seattle... leaving dozens of time check.. it's 5:... on this................. morning. welcome back to the cbs 58 morning news. 3 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) today: more clouds than sun and staying breezy. on and off showers, especially in the morning. cool with highs around 600. wind: ne 10-20 mph. tonight: some clouds. drying out. lows in the lower 50s. wind: nw 10-15 mph.week ahead: mix of clouds and sun on thursday with highs right at er shower chances return for friday and saturday. better chance for more rain friday. staying close to average to end with week with highs in the middle 60s becoming the upp

the moon rake are r -- moon rake restraints before the ride came to a full stop. several on the ride say they held on to whatever they could grab. >> we started falling but we were holding on and i was trying to hold on and it didn't work out. antoinette: fortunately no one was seriously hurt. the company that maintains the ride checked it out but it will be out of service until the used to release the restraints is removed. doug: being labor day weekend a lot of fairs and events happening. everybody is holding their fingers. cindy: western mass and northern massachusetts and central new england are going, what storm? it is a pretty large storm about 300 miles to the south and tropical storm force winds. as it inches north we will feel the changes. but it will stay in the atlantic where the water temperatures are warm for this time of year. it is over 80 degrees where it is in the waters to the south. that is part of the reason it may strengthen. this is the official track coming back to hurricane strength. it takes a jog to the west but earlier computer models we

in order to rake it more fees into meet their sales goals. we're also getting word i should point out that california the state state of california is issuing sanctions against wells fargo for the next 12 months. the stock is up about 10 cents there. there can go for the house financial service committee. don't forget who he last faced. elizabeth warren going after him mighty hard. good to see you guys. this is not good. the idea that a bank would just go up and open up the phony accounts there is 2 million accounts. many of these customers found that their credit scores deteriorated as a result i get the board wants to claw back some of the bonus but is that enough. >> it's a start. i think what he faced when he was up in front of the senate the other day. if to take steps in the direction of accountability not only are they calling that back there also the top executives. they're sitting on the pile of money. it's what didn't happen after the financial crisis. they rain this financial crisis in. and they walked away with piles of money. the

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stump blasted on capitol hill for opening 2 million phony accounting customer names in an effort to rake bankruptcies and meet sales goals. i got to tell you it was unbelievable to watch today, tipple court capitol hill hearing, the ceo gets raked over the coals, his expense for lawmakers so they can take a victory lap but this was all that and some more. what wells fargo did is really bad. they are stealing customer information, customers got robbed and executive got paid hundreds of millions of dollars, this testimony was so extraordinary to watch i will play it again. >> how do you explain this to your own shareholders? >> the process the board goes through, and we won't -- >> i don't understand, the board, these are strangers you met in a dark alley, under bylaws of wells fargo, the chairman shall preside at all meetings of the board. you were able to make changes, why can you not make a change here? >> i'm not on the human resources committee of the board, they have their own government structure, we want that to proceed in the process in which we have. >> we will do this your way w

. >> good afternoon my name is rake i live on 17 avenue my husband lived in the home for 17 years i'm on maternity leaf but commute the terryville and urge you not to make decisions and consider taking this for the accessibility related issues especially for the elder and the disabled and people with children and i guess my main concerns are the removals of stops on 17, 22 and 28 that will decrease the ability to the post office and the public library for a lot of residents who use those stops regularly so if it becomes an assess issue for people that can't get around that's not to help those individuals i like you to consider that thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon i'm teresa i was born and raised san francisco 60 plus years and grew up on 27 and san diego and live on 15 and 16. >> my specific issue for this is the elimination of the any stops on the l terryville the one i use is 15 at the meetings that were held before since this was one that was for sure no going back on that and doesn't make sense if you're familiar you go 1

michelle and i wrote a book, and we talked about how both parties have worked together to basically rake over the american public. we're sitting here dialing with an issue. americans are being fired and replaced by foreign workers, and where is the outrage. when that happens, floor saying this shouldn't be happening. legislation should be immediately address the and this put to an end to, when it started in the 1990s, congress made it legal to replace foreign workers on the h-1b program. >> how did an immigrant get such a strong advocate for them as the foreign worker at the expense of we the emergencyingiatries, intel, facebook, google, they all work together to push these visas. they form these allegiances with the left wing, and then want a big amnesty program to move into the voting booth. >> a powerful block, when you have people in the business wing, and people on the far left working together, a little guy in the middle gets screwed, and there aren't that many advocates area. money is on the other side. >> exploitation, agreed. take a look at the defense of things like slaverry. t

members of the -- members of the house financial committee raked him over the coals. employee of the san francisco base bank stand accused of opening millions of false accounts without telling customers. >> i'm sorry we didn't get this right. i take this very seriously. i'm not in denial. and we will get this right. we will fix this. we did a lot of things really great. >>reporter: today the justice department fined the bank over 24 million dollars for violating the law designed to protect members of the military from predatory financial practices. the bank seized hundreds of cars belonging to active duty service members. wells fargo apologize entered a statement to abc news snaiing those instances where some service members did not receive the appropriate benefit and protections, we did not live up to our commitment and we apologize. >>> all right moving on now. wild car chase in southern california. some people scurrying for safety trying to avoid being run down on the sidewalk. you can see a black toyota prius there slammed in another car in l.a. san fernando valle

we rake them, jump in them, but you can also preserve them. >> preserve leaves in a day. place the leaves between two pieces of wax paper. fresher leaves work best for this process. use a warm iron to seal the wax sheets together. this will take two minutes on each side depending on how moist the leaf is. once you finished one side, flip the leaf over and iron the other. remove the top layer of the wax paper, use mod podge to seal the leaves. brush it on or use a spray. let the topside dry and flip the leaves over and repeat. to stay flat. after that, the possibilities are endless. you can frame them, display them, keep them around. for all instructions, visit 9news.com/fix this. >> this is actually the final product. i made a picture frame with my leaves. >> so cool. you can truly put that anywhere. >> you see the cards at the stores and they're so expensive, or they sell these because we're from they're expensive. >> yeah. >> this is not expensive. >> this was very, very cheap in a good way. >> we love it. great job. >> we're kind of keeping with the fall theme this wee

disney's pete's dragon raked in 6-point-4 million dollars this weekend. it's never too early to teach kids not to litter... but issuing a citation might be going to far! a two-year-old illegal dumper, so, i'm like, 'wow, really?" how a trash mix up led to the 75- nation's capitol takes littering very seriously no matter how big or small the offender. meet 2 year old harper westover. the child was cited for littering last week... and in a new development... the charges were dropped. last week, little harper received a "notice of violation" from the department of public works after an envelope was found on the ground with her name on it. the 75-dollar ticket was dropped over the weekend after the city said it couldn't prove harper actually dropped the envelope. the family figures of their trash. plenty more straight ahead on fox5 news this morning... (nats of fight) some rough play on the track... lead to a nasty finish.. why these two battled it out.. after the race was over. if you thought big hero six's baymax disney robot.. wait til you meet one in real

it raked in eight- point-two million. new in theaters this week... a biopic on n-s-a plus justin timberlake's latest tour hits the big screen. here's a look at what's new in theaters. <<"too much independent spirit for you?" "uh, no, i just don't really like bashing my country." for the movie "snowden," opening friday, joseph gordon-levitt flew to moscow and spent four hours with edward snowden, observing small details to inform his portrayal. "i had to sort of try to observe him as a human and get a sense of, well, how does he sit, how does he stand, how does he eat lunch, how does he shake your hand." (nat) justin timberlake's "20-20 experience world tour" may be over, but it's coming to a screen near you! netflix has picked up "justin timberlake and the tennessee kids," filmed by oscar- winning director jonathan demme in las vegas, the final stop of the two- year tour. it'll hit the streaming service october 12th. "i always thought that i could keep this family together." nicole kidman plays an adoptive mother in "lion"... and, of she's an adoptiv

. >>> football is back in for minnesota vikings fans they have raked in their new billion- dollar stadium. >> take a look at the glass and the metal created for this unique stadium and inside it is decked out in purple. the vikings have had to preseason games but this sunday is the official opening when the vikings take on the packers. packers and the vikings are not your team, we have a great football matchup this weekend. the browns versus the steelers. coverage of starts at 10 am. -- coverage starts at 10 am. >>> the state of hawaii released my official long form birth certificate. tonight i am prepared to go a step further. i am really saying my official birth video. flashback friday. you heard of obama's roast of trump at the 2011 white house the white house released obama's birth certificate. you can hear he had some trump -- fun a child's expense.>>> five years later danelle sai obama was born here in the united states. he is a citizen.>>> are you excited about the weather for the weekend? we have a football, you have a >>> take a look, you can some live fireworks going off. good t

dave chappell and gabriel iglacious all raking in millions of dollars. >> even though they're famous, we haven't heard of some of the other -- >> i guess they make more money on comedy tours than shows we see. >>> and katy perry encouraging voters to get out to the polls on election day. she puts her own unique spin on the tsa. >> i briefly scanned the bed and come to the polls in whatever state you grew up in. and me, yep, i sleep naked. yep, let those babies loose. i know i have the right to vote naked. >> did you read it or did you briefly scan it? >> she ezis it and -- >> do not go to the voting polls naked on election day, folks. turns 39 and 49 and sex symbol, bridget bar de aurks x turns 82. from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto? significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto? is selective targeting one critical fact

she's been fund-raising a and raked in thanh of cash. she raked in $142 million in august alone.though we're not seeing her, she's holding fund-raisers and getting money for ads. is that a smarter strategy? >> yes. she's going to need all that money to show a contrast between her and donald trump as we get closer to november. the over thing that's interesting, she at a time with 66 days left to go, she's continuing to make sure folks know about her message. >> wait. how is she doing that? we've not seen any press conferences. she's made phone calls in to shows. she's raising money, which is great, but not much on messaging. >> yes. so at a time when tomorrow she's going to be in the swing state of ohio she spent a lot of time in florida. florida is a big battleground state. when she goes to florida, she's down there talking about how she's going to make it more assessable for mu business owners to do business, particularly african-american women. when she was in ohio, pennsylvania recently, she was talking about how she's going have plan to strengthen the middle class. but the ot

. >> raking news in the ongoing legal chapel hill student. they were driving drunk on interstate 85. a judge denied the defense is effort to suppress all cell phone evidence. the defense was also pushing to death examination video thrown out. >> cbs.drone of political reporter beau minnick joins us live from greenville where trump will be holding a rally about an hour from now. bowl, what did we expect to hear from trump tonight? >> integrationist been a key topic and tonight we expect to hear more from him on immigration. earlier today we spoke with some of his supporters who are here tonight and asked them i presidential election. >> this is a lifetime event, and, for his visit donald trump is making his way to eastern north carolina, to greenville. his supporters say they are eager to see him in person. >> i feel like you people need to be more involved in politics, and i'm just doing what i can't. usual usually one or two issues that stand out to them and they had their reasons why they support trump on those issues. >> it supports the mi

raked in more money than ever before in august, despite for e-mail drama. it's friday, september 2, 2016, and "world wide exchange" begin >> will happy friday indeed from me as well. i'm wilfred frost. >>> let's check in on the global markets. we saw a selloff yesterday. tough week for oil. futures under some pressure. it's been muted ahead of the big jobs report coming later this morning. dow futures down 6. s&p down 2. nasdaq down a little more than 1 point. as for the ten-year treasury note yield ahead of big economic data point and after manufacturing came out in the u.s. much weaker than expected. showed contraction. weakest number since back in january and the odds of september in terms of the fed hike went down. so did u.s. ten-year treasury yield. we are sitting below 1.60 level. >> that ever so slightly building we had just eased yesterday on the eve of the big jobs number we get in a few hours. european equities. let's have a look at them. broader stock 600 is flat for the week at a whole. likely to end the round there. bit after weakness in the w

is he raking? he doesn't do yard-work. >> he is fake raking. >> it's damp at times this afternoon, spotty showers drifting through the area and heavier stuff north and west of lancaster and south of baltimore and all of this is working up the i-95 corridor, and we will not see a washout. for the next two to three days, on and off and damp and dreary. pottstown a shower drifting through, near route 100, and nl with showers here. and parts of the lehigh valley and south of philadelphia and really little going on at the present time. 69 right now in allentown and trenton. 70 in wilmington and wilmington 71 and dover 71. the temperatures are pretty equal with the wind coming in from the east-northeast. satellite and radar the little flair-up this morning near parts of delaware and dover and wilmington and parts of cumberland and salem county, that faded as it works to the north and east. also that spin over the ohio valley. a couple of different ingredients, that come together to stall this system thur

: clinton in public for the first time in almost a week spending most of her time with big donors raking in almost $23 million in speech certainly overshadowed clinton's speech today and trying to reassure ret vans. >> a state of emergency declared in florida as a gathering storm gains speed. tropical storm hermine closes in and hurricane watches are up. that is not the only trouble brewing, also bracing for impact. gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, what was once tropical depression number 9 has strengthened into tropical storm hermine, slogging towards florida's gulfcoast. >> the risk we have right now is we know we will have storm search. it's anticipated to be 3 to 5 feet, however we have the risk of up to nine feet of storm surge. >> reporter: the system threatening to dump up to 15 inches of rain in parts of of emergency and some places travel already treacherous, a driver rescued after this car was swept off the road. nearly 11 years since florida's last hurricane. fred mets ler is already pumping water out of his gulfport restaurant at high tide. >> trying to keep it where it'

i'm catherine cortez masto, >>> the c-e-o of wells fargo was raked over the coals again today... because of the scandal over unauthorized bank and credit card accounts. ((voice of sean duffy/r-wisc.) did wells fargo employees steal from a million to two million of their customers? yes or no? john stumpf: in some cases, they did )) ((paul joncich)) >> wells fargo c-e-o john stumpf apologized again today on capitol h more details about the two million unauthorized accounts bank employees created without customers knowledge. the financial giant was fined 185 million dollars and stumpf has been stripped of millions in compensations because of the scandal./// ((christianne klein)) >>> oil prices are soaring... after opec decided to cut oil production. that means higher gas prices are likely on the way. this is the first time since 2008 that oil production has been slashed. countries--- and energy companies here in the u-s. the global oversupply saw the price of a barrel drop to a low of 26- dollars back in february... it's now hovering around 47- dollars a barrel./// ((christianne kle

vo: house majority pac is responsible >>> home depot is pulling a peeping tom deck rakes off shelves in canada. it is a scary creaper costume and imitates a person who is looking in your window. home depot apologized and removed it from the shelves in canada. it is creepy when you get an up close shot of it. this is still for sale in the united states and online. >>> it is one of those in a restaurant in my town 20 years ago. >> still there. >> you're close to the canadian border. >> i think it is a painting. >> we can go on for that for awhile. she claims this drug helped her. we'll have the debate over cray dumb. >>> they called 8 on your side. we'll show you the progress d >>> right now on news channel 8 at 5:30. >>> good evening. i'm jen leigh. >> i'm josh benson. thanks for being with us tonight. first let's check on breaking news out of the south carolina. a teenager now in custody connected to a shooting at an elementary school in townville. we know the man found dead three miles away from the school is the suspect's father. that 47-year-old jeffrey osborne also hurt students

. >> new card and, she went on a shopping spree rake -- racking up thousands of dollars at places like this target. they say that this bull's-eye was a jackpot for a credit card the along with a bed bath and beyond and three other stores. she bought nearly $2200 worth of stuff in one afternoon. >> it's not complicated. it's relatively easy. organizational ki sheriff says that the scheme was simple but it was clever. >> the suspect either went through the mail in the box, and got the information about where she banks. or, she had had access to a receipt to her schuster credit card. >> she contacted the bank and fold them into believing that she was the cardholder. she said she lost it and needed a new one. >> and they go okay we have it out to and it will be between 10 and 12 tomorrow -- 10 am and 12 pm tomorrow. >> despite the security she got in the neighborhood and stole the package.>> lady has done this before -- this lady has done this before. >> the sure hope that these pictures put her in jail. >> she was there making the purchase in scrubs, looking

here's our suzanne mcginnis >> cold play's world tour is raking in more money per city than any other band so far this year. they pulled ahead of bruce springsteen who is in second place. according to box office figures, beyonce is number three. the true story of the tragedy on the deep water horizon arrived in theaters this week. mark wahlberg stars with kathy hudson in the movie about the explosion in the gulf of mexico. >> it's about a bigger picture. so it was nice. >> the rig explosion killed 11 men and created the biggest oil spill in the history of offshoreile drilling. the newest season of transparent is now streaming on amazon. >> any of you guys want to call me, i don't know, mom. continues his transgender journey. >> the cast says the work is both a joy and a challenge. >> are asked to go deeper, and that can be very daunting. >> there are scenes done in season 3 that i've never seen ever. >> tambor has won two emmies for his leading role. susan marquez, cbs news, los angeles. >> happening now the british royal family canada. the duchess of cambridge are in vancouver, they

. >> i feel like we have to rake already, too, with the wind. chief meteorologist john malan shows us how far the temperatures will fall. >> john: if this wind happens two weeks from now, we'd lose a ton of leaves. and we're getting cool. but the cool is what we expect this time of the year. our average high is 67 degrees. today a little below that, at 6. and precipitation, well, this most of the summer was very dry, 3.66 inches of precipitation, which is almost a little more than three-quarters of an inch above normal, but for the year, we've had some very dry months. we're still almost six inches below normal. our temperatures right now are dropping fast. 57 in milwaukee. 52 waukesha. 51 in beaver dam. some of that is rain-cooled air as we have showers over the top of us right now. the winds have been strong all day, diminishing a little bit with the rainfall.8 washington, milwaukee 12. fond du lac, the winds are brisk not only through tonight but through the day tomorrow and into thursday. overnight lows, right around 48. in milwaukee. 46 in

. >> raking in the money. >> time to take the show on the road. >> katy perry is adding her name to the list encouraging voters to get out to the polls. her own unique spin on the psa. >> i frequently scan the constitution and nowhere does it say you can't just roll out of bed and come to the polls in whatever state you woke up in. or if you're like me, i sleep naked. yes, let those babies loose. there's -- >> ma'am, that's enough of that. >> no, no, no, i read the constitution. i know that i have the right to vote naked. >> did you read it or did you just briefly scan it? katy perry. >> definitely go out. make sure you're not naked. >> celebrating some birthdays. >>> former lizzy mcguire star turns 39 and 49 and sex symbol, brigitte bardot turns 82. stay with us, this is "early today." little dakota's nose was quivering in fear. because it knew an ordinary tissue was near. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't get burned by ordinary tissues. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. now get puffs plus lotion in the sq