he gained more weight. >> we will see what randall has to say about that. we want to answer some questions from the studio audience. we will start with audrey. she to do after football? >> there are a couple. growing up on a farm i want to get my kids back to a farm. might get into some high school coaching if i feel like i want to, but i might be done with the ball and i might coached high school basketball. definitely be outside on the farm. >> next to is from shane. he asked how confident are you that you guys are doing it are very competitive. we have never had this many. it is a lot of guys in one room. the key for all this is [ inaudible ] that's where you separate yourself from a good player to a great player. . that is how you build up trust. i think what everyone strives to do. >> there is from jordy nelson. we need to take a quick timeout. here on inside the huddle at huddle. a round of applause for bradley demand keeping the music going. another round of applause for jordy nelson. they love you. but i hope so they came to the show. >> a lot of pe

kathy: and what randall cobb has , to say about nfl players protesting during the national anthem. sports is next. and here are tonight's winning 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 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 narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. stephanie: it's been the most controversial topic in the nfl this season. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephanie: players kneeling or gesturing in support of colin kaepernick, who continues to protest during the national anthem. in my exclusive one-on-one with randall cobb, i asked the star wide receiver if the packers have discussed the issue internally over the last few weeks. >> we haven't in a team setting. individually, we have talk

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((randall cobb says big time, big time catches...plays we have to have to win games.)) brewers and reds. wily peralta gets off to a wild start. scott schebler with a 2 rbi single, part of a 3 run first. and that's where it stays. the blanked by zip.basketball herro commits to play, at wisconsin for the badgers.for the one minute drill, i'm quarterback colin kaepernick opened the regular season by continuing his protest and kneeling during the national anthem.meanwhile, the rams' kenny britt and robert quinn, stood with their right fist in the air.the players say they were protesting police brutality and racial inequality . north carolina continues to feel the effects of its controversial "bathroom law". the n-c- double a just yanked its business from the statethe group announced it would pull seven events from the state this academic year due to the law, that includes the first two rounds of the men's division one basketball tournament in greensboro. check this outtense moments for olympic swimmer ryan lochte on abc's "dancing with the stars" .lochte and his partner che

if he doesn't play this weekend against the vikings then second , year corners damarious randall and quinten rollins will likey be the starters. in sunday's game against the jaguars, rollins had a rough start giving up a deep ball and , a touchdown and also had a tough time tackling. but that was early. late in the game he saved a , potential touchdown basically , quinten knows his job well. >> you have to have a next play mentality. i was looking for the opportunity in the second half, got it, made a play. >> he had a pretty rough first half, but if you went in at half time, you would never have known. he's just quiet and up to his business and went out they are in the second half and made some plays for us. stephanie: i will be covering the game sunday in minneapolis. onto baseball the brewers hoping , to avoid a cubs celebration tonight at wrigley field. a chicago win means the cubs clinch the central division crown. to wrigley we go where the cubs first second inning he kranks out a home run to left field, brewers trailing they 2-0. answer back in the third inning , scoring three

it's bucky and the zips, but don't expect to hear elton john at camp randall stadium tomorrow afternoon. however expect a raucous crowd even before they jump around after the 3rd quarter. it's also special for everyone on the field. "we've been fortunate and probably spoiled. these kids, camp randall's a great atmosphere and the fans are big time......we get to play gamesa that's a big deal to our kids and the best way we can show our appreciation for the atmosphere and for the fans who come is by playing well." that brings us to another great place for football, tremper high school and that's where tom pipines is tonight as our high school blitz game of the week lands there for the cross town rivalry between tremper and indian trail. hi pip. pip talks about the school blitz game of the week our project which is new bleachers, new press box, and also new lights. and phase two will start in the spring. it will include a new turf field, a new nine lane track and a team building and concession building as well and new scoreboard." "well, that's very exciting and john i want to thank you fo

stephanie: that's randall cobb, who at one point went off the field, but did return to action during the game. you told me afterward that he hit a nerve in his foot, that he stephanie sutton, wisn 12 sports. dan, back to you. dan: thanks, steph. former badger melvin gordon did not score a touchdown for the chargers last season. today, the former kenosha bradford star scored two touchdowns in his first seven carries in kansas city. however, the chiefs rallied from 21 points down to force overtime, and they win 33-27 on alex smith's touchdown plunge. the badgers have risen one spot in the ap college football poll, up to ninth, and behind two other big 10 teams, number thr michigan. wisconsin is ranked 12th in the coaches poll. and the brewers closed out their series with a pitchers duel in st. louis this afternoon zach davies pitched into the 8th, allowing just one run, and survived that liner to the gut. game tied one-all in the ninth, when here's something we haven't seen much this year. ryan braun with a tie-breaking, 429-foot home run, his 27th of the season and the brewers beat th

we have an exclusive one-on-one with randall cobb. and, the list of potential free agents for the packers to re-sign has shrunk by on 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 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 not for seniors. ? announcer: that is all coming up on 12 news at 10:00. dan: when the packers cut josh sitton, it was clear that they intended to try and resign three other starting offensive linemen before the end of the season. they took care of david today t.j. lang and j.c. tretter could be next. bakhtiari signed a four-year contract extension saturday night. it was announced today the deal could be worth more than $51 million, with $17 million guaranteed, a

three defensive starters sat this game out, and several more were injured today, including damarious randall. but before the injury, he ripped the ball away from eric ebron for an interception, returned 44 yards by randall. that led to a field goal, and then rodgers threw his 4th he only had 3 td passes in the first 2 games combined. 31-to-3 green bay. but the lions made a game of it. matthew stafford passed for 385 yards, 205 of them to marvin jones, who caught a pair of touchdown passes. the lions got within 7 points, but eddie lacy ran for more than 100 yards for the first time this season, and rodgers scrambled for the clinching first down. the packers win 34-to-27. 12 sports stephen watson joins us live from lambeau with more on jordy nelson's homecoming. stephen: that was his first touchdown catch here in lambeau field in 600 and 50 -- 657 days. very in characteristic of jordy nelson. we saw a very animated geordie after his such a catch. >> i feel like as an offense here is having game, made some ways. dad some plays. it is kind of fun, and a little different than normal. stephen: aar

. >> reporter: while mark didn't act on those thoughts, randall stevenson's son, sergeant randall antonio >> my son committed suicide after serving in afghanistan suffering from survivor's guilt, ptsd, and depression. >> reporter: the hope? to save lives by breaking the silence. the method not raising cash, but spreading awareness. >> the more awareness that there is, the more positive change can be had and the more people that suffer will then go out and know that there is help out there. challenges you to drop down and give 22, remember it's not a show of strength, but an act of compassion. lucy kafanov nbc news, plymouth, england. >>> that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. under heck's privatizatio

stephanie sutton has our exclusive one-on with randall -one cobb. joyce: and, a top basketball recruit makes his college choice . who put on the marquette hat this afternoon? dan needles is in next with big 12 sports. here are tonight's winning lottery numbers. you're watching wisn 12 news. when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your excitement. now delivering to your home or office in milwaukee. ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. 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. domestic. not domesticated. when good, clean food comes to the door, now delivering to your home or office in milwaukee. panera. food as it should be. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: quite a weekend for packers offensive tackle david bakhtiari. saturday

how the badgers hope to avoid a letdown at camp randall. plus, the packers try to play the spoiler sunday at the vikings new billion dollar stadium. sports is next. >> hey everyone. i'm ben wagner. counting down to the primetime emmys. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, a hollywood insider breaks down which of your favorite shows might have the best night. plus, we'll be on weather watch as you make your weekend plans. hope you'll join us tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7:00. 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 think girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. you should be paid the same boys? yogirl 1:d definitely.d girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good c

randall flick/ mayo clinic) there have been deaths associated with codeine use in children undergoing tonsillectomy but not just tonsillectomy. / and particularly children who have problems with sleep apnea. (track) the body turns codeine into morphine and experts say, depending on how fast the body breaks it down, some children get too much of the drug. (don champion on cam bridge) despite previous warnings from the a-a-p and the fda, the drug is still available in over the counter (track) dr. randall flick from the mayo clinic was part of an fda panel last year that found no evidence codeine works for cough. and when it comes to pain, there are safer alternatives including oxycodone. (sot dr. randall flick/ mayo clinic) the risks of using oxycodone are different and much less than those with codeine (track) and dr. flick says when it comes to treating pain after tonsillectomies.. medications like acetaminophen don champion, cbs news, dallas ((paul joncich)) >>> an fda review found there were 21 deaths from codeine in children from 1965 to 2015 and more than 60 cases of severe breath

camp randall is a tremendous home field advantage, and the badgers can't wait to run out that tunnel tomorrow at 2:30. >> i look back at saturday, that place was filled with purple and gold, but also a lot of red. i'm excited and looking for the stadium to be >> the first home grayness all ways great. it is an amazing feeling that never gets old. stephanie: as for the packers, they open their season on the road sunday in jacksonville, which also marks the return of jordy nelson to game action after missing all of last season with a knee injury. without jordy last year, the packers offense went from sixth to 23rd in yards per game, and from first to fifteenth in with jordy back the packers will be back to scoring 30 points per game. >> we have high expectations for our offense. i'm not giving away any secrets on how many points we are going to score and all that stuff, but we want to go out there, and we have the type of offense where we can out there and score on any drive. >> there is nothing you can do but go out and do your job and do it to the best of your abilities. that's all i

that is tomorrow at camp randall , a 11:00 a.m. kickoff. no problem at all. partly sunny, 67. kickoff, 71 degrees against georgia state. whoever they are. the best day will be the cooler of the two days, more sunshine, maybe a shower two. that would be saturday morning. the rest of the day, we clear, warm, 80 degrees. 76 on sunday, but we will be dealing with some from beginning to end -- with sun from the moon is beautiful out there. take a peek. it is nice and bright, and there is a little bit of haze and clouds blocking it from time to time. 72 milwaukee. dew point up there, but should get better as the night goes on. 72 here appeared 64 west bend. temperatures will not drop a lot for the rest of the night, so another comfortably warm night tonight. it was a warm day . 85 degrees. we had a lot of sunshine boosting our temperatures. september temperatures, almost five degrees above average. let's go back in time. i love math and statistics. this is one of those. the start of june, 108 days, only 28 days have been below 74%, high temperatures above average. almost three out o

damarious randall ripped the ball out of the arms of eric ebron. that's an interception, and randall returned it 44 yards to set up a field goal. four first half touchdown passes for rodgers. green bay led 31-to-3 late in the first half. the lions dominated the second half. marvin jones, 6 catches for 205 yards, and a pair of touchdowns from matt stafford. the lions got within 7 points, the clock. he topped 100 yards for the first time this season, and the packers hold on for a 34-to-27 victory in the home opener. >> it was important for us to have a healthy run. does my thought process throughout the week. you can see how i called the game. i just told them to control the ball a little longer. , and they played a high level particularly in the first half. >> when you cannot have a good, complete-game. whether it is rushing, it feels good. dan: it's now the bye week for the packers. the next game is 2 weeks from tonight against the giants. coming up in our next half hour, ryan braun talks about what might have been his final home game with the brew

randall cunningham and his skyhawks needing a little faith against the crusaders. lots more next here on channel 8. ((chris maathuis)) the oldest high school in the valley. wildcats opened their doors 85 remember that 1944 team is in the southern nevada sports hall of fame because in 1944 that wildcat team never gave up a single point all season long. in 93 the school moved from downtown to the east side.. and that's where jon tritsch was tonight... checking out our 'fans choice game of the week' .. centennial visiting the wildcats. tonight's game of the week was a cross town collision of new school versus old school..eastside fighting west side.. but las vegas high and centennial share one thing in game of the year yet for both programs a winding wilcat line to the parking lot..our game of the week was in high demand.. and it lived up to the hype.. first centennial play.. fire up the scoreboard.. jamal evans to savon scarver..75 yard touchdown.. but the cats respond.. we've got a speed delivery from diquan brown..untouche d..and unstoppable.. tie game.. 2nd quarte

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he moved around in the pocket a bit and hit randall to get us going on the first drive. he played well today, he played well. that's what we need him to do. i have confidence that's what we will aaron played well today, he played very well. rodgers once again up over 100 on the passer rating, that stat erased. no turnovers, that stat is in his favor. and on the scoreboard the packers beat the lions, also in his favor. at lambeau field, dead after getting in a fight at a starbucks in las vegas. the latest on the shooting...and how many people were in the store when the shots were fired. plus -- police searching for the gunmen who opened fire near the university of illinois campus this weekend...killing one and injuring several others. the latest on the investigation - just ahead. and after the break - an update on the flooding in southern wisconsin...and the damage done. how the red cross honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. partly

around 2:30 in the afternoon last friday randall douglas' wife called -- randall rodick's wife called the sheriff's he shot at officer dan brite. at a press conference this morning the douglas county sheriff said the quick action of s.w.a.t. medics saved dan brite's life. detective brite's brother spoke and thanks the community for the outpouring of support and donations. brite is still in critical condition, but doctors are optimistic he will recover. >>> an inmate in the pitkin county jail was caught on camera destroying a jail cell on august off the ceiling and used it to destroy a sprinkler head. at one point he gets in a scuffle with deputies. the sheriff told the aspen time he doesn't know how much the damage will cost, but it could be more than $100,000. according to the aspen time, garrett was in jail for possession of meth and was arrested after he called 911 to report a group of 30 people trying to tow his car. when officers arrived, they didn't find anyone trying to tow his car but arrested him for meth. now he's charged with mischief. >>> a man accused of stabbing another

both never been to lambeau or camp randall. reporting in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. toss to rob we are still cloudy with a few showers this morning as the be more of a dry front than a cold front as temperatures wont dip much but dewpoints will fall nicely. high pressure moves in from the west to give us sun by this afternoon but that arrives later friday into saturday with more rain and thunderstorms. we should dry up behind that next low but saturday afternoon and we can enjoy some cool, fall-type slipping to the low 70s. we stay in the seasonal range for early next week but slip to the cooler side by midweek. today: cloudy with a few early showers the later afternoon. becoming less humid with falling dewpoints. high: 84 dewpoint: 68 wind: w 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 62 dewpoint: 64 wind: w 3-5 mph showers this morning as the cold front slowly makes its exit. the front will be more of a dry front than a cold front as temperatures wont dip much but dewpoints will fall nicely. high pressure moves in from the west to give us sun by this afternoon but that w

the guys are playing quarterback there are they a either >> saw today with the marriott's randall a very up and down day. and a very bad week against the vikings and comes back this week and had an interception where he got away from the receiver he brought the ball back to the packers but he also gave up so big plays and clearly was not all that happy with his performance and we spoke to him in the locker room after the game you were going to take a look at things monday and go from there. >> is for everybody to kind of. >> if i was an honorable injuries and get back in guys >> they've been there they've been the exact same place. they was doing everything unintelligible. >> inaudible. >> we was running i mean when he was running quite a few zone and i mean he was just finding and zach was just finding the holes up in the z them. i mean but for the most part i think he had that one catch and i fell nfl dying coverage up on that last touchdown and the other one in the first quarter it was just a bang bang catch but other than that i mean i don't know. >> inaudible. inaudible. >> i could

the badger game at camp randall, people already cooking. temperatures in the lower to you will want a billed hat. liking it fall colors, seeing a little bit of color across the northern 1/3 to 1/2 of the state. even in the south some of the trees are getting a dried look with a little yellow. we will keep you updated. combo satellite and radar, clouds earlier that have moved off nicely. that is where the rain is with a ridge of high pressure influencing us today. 68 at the airport. a few 40's in the dakotas. i do not have a lot of cold air in the forecast. temperatures at or above seasonal normals. he typically look for high of 63 at waukesha, burlington, west bend. to the seven and 60 eight for racine and kenosha. a couple of clouds occasionally. trying to get a couple of showers this afternoon give you might see a few clouds, but i do not anticipate wet today. this is sunday morning at 7:00. lots of sunshine tomorrow. a little less humid and ah 79 today. 76 tomorrow. pleasant on sunday night and a good chunk of monday. into the afternoon,

here's randall cobb's reaction to the signing. >> very happy for him. i was taken to dinner after the show tonight to celebrate with him. it is huge for us. we over the past few weeks, and a have a guy like david who has played well for us over the years to have some stability and know he will be here for a while , we are excited for him, and i'm sure he is excited as well. dan: usa today's bob nightengale reports the brewers and dodgers were minutes away from completing a deal at the august 31st waiver deadline that would have sent ryan braun to l.a. for outfielder yasiel puig, pitcher brandon mccarthy, and prospects. nightengale reports there is a good chance that trade will be meanwhile braun and the brewers , are now just one and a half games ahead of the reds in the battle to stay out of last place in the nl central. tonight in cincinnati, keon broxton got the brewers on the board with that second inning home run, but the reds scored four unearned runs in the third to take control. it could have been more. this play sums up the season for both team

alice randall, who has written a couple of best sellers, is a very dear friend and she has been very involved with southern festival of books, also in nashville. nashville gal, she and her daughter, caroline randall williams, great authors. >> host: recently with 400th 400th anniversary of william shakespeare's death. are you a shakespearean in any way? >> guest: oh, appreciation. reading, i've always thought that going -- it would be a good excuse for a trip to italy, to go and -- it's right around comb c missouri and through the balcony that inspired romeo and juliet. that would be a good experience for a trip. i'm sure plenty of people have used it for research, right? >> host: so representative blackburn, when you return to a favorite book, what is that book you pick up every couple of years and re-read. >> guest: i go back through the seven habits of steven covey's books itch keep those grouped together on my shelf, and it's great to pick those up every once in a while, and on a snow day or something like that and just go back and hit the chapter topic that keeps your mine think

i'm randall park from abc's "fresh off the boat," and this is the abc fall preview special. now, this year, things are a little different on tuesday. we're part of a brand-new two-hour comedy block that starts with "the middle"... no way! ...then a brand-new show called "american housewife"... hello, there. ...followed by us, and then "the real o'neals." yes! please! now, let's be honest -- moving sucks. "the middle" had some serious heavy lifting when they moved from wednesday to tuesday, but then we had to move an hour later to 9:00, 8:00 central. basically, a lot of packing and lifting and carrying and things i do not like to do. where is my masseuse?! there she is. we're finally done, and this is my last chance to relax, so with that in mind, i'm gonna throw it to the newbie, "american housewife's" katy mixon. it's all on you, katy. can you do that chopping thing? there we go. okay, i'm excited to join the new abc funny tuesday with our show, "american housewife." all the families on tuesday are a little bit different and kind of out there, flaws. near-perfection. oh, ne

damarious randall just didn't step up to the occasion. the bucks just gave a nine-figure contract to a 21 year old. the greek freak, giannis antetokounmpo... antetokounmpo...100 million dollars richer thanks to a four year contract extension. the bucks will officially announce the signing tomorrow, but it looks like they have the franchise cornerstone in place for a long time. the badgers could be on the verge of a major change, just days before their conference opener. paul chryst didn't commit to a starting on for bart houston and led the badgers over upset-hungry georgia state. chryst says this week's work will determine who starts saturday. 3 3 darth vader is using the force against litterbugs.check out darth vader while cleaning a stretch of highway in virginia. his real name is henry... and he takes care of the road through the adopt-a-highway program.he says it's a lot of fun... people honk, wave and sometimes stop to take pictures. 3 from darth vader to superheroes...they came to the rescue today.superman, batman, robin, the hulk,

damarious randall, with the penalty. and that is a killer.r green bay. >> cris: zach line made that play with a great blitz pickup. a tough call here. >> referee: pass interference, number 29, defense. automatic first down from the spot of the foul. >> al: 23, not 29. >> cris: looks like their feet got tangled up. there's the foul. you see the left arm, hooking, grabbing and turning. it is the turn right there, that's a great call by the official. such a subtle move, that now let's watch zach line right here. he doesn't pick up that blitz, it looked like bradford would be sacked. great call on the official. that is a tough one and got it right. >> al: so, 1:36. can make green bay use their final time-out, which they will here. blake martinez, the rookie, stuffs asiata. now, minnesota can take just about all of the time off the clock. >> cris: bradford, talking to diggs, in the huddle, was on interesting moment here. here he goes, bradford. and there's diggs, right there. and you see him looking at him and having a direct conversation with him

investigators say randall rodick shot brite - and fled in an r-v - while continuing to fire at deputies. detective brite is in critical condition. rodick was shot officer near parker adventist hospital. if you want to help naon the also nd fallen officers fund - or a gofundme set up by brite's family. we have information for both - with this story - on 9news dot com. new this morning. the mesa county sheriff's office is investigating an officer involved shooting that left a man in grand junction dead. police tell us, a woman called 9-1-1 saying her husband had several knives and she was scared for the safety of her children. officers showed mobile home park. some sort confrontation broke out and shots were fired. the man died. no one else was hurt. they were once rivals in the race for the white house. but today, bernie sanders will be out rallying voters for hillary clinton in new hampshire. it's the first time he's hitting the campaign trail for the democratic nominee. donald trump was out attempting to woo african american voters this week. this as clinton is nb-c-'s tracie potts exp

upset of the then 5th ranked lsu tigers, the badgers will host the akron zips on saturday at camp randall stadium. and one thing to pay close attention to is the relationship between quarterback bart houston and tight end troy fumagalli. as the 2 hooked up for 7 receptions for 100 yards in saturday's game. "me and bart have been working together for a while now. people dont see it cuz you dont really watch but we worked together on the 3rd and the 2nd team and personal level too so just feeling comfortable around each other. i think thats kind of the answer why we 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 to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is fla

the badgers play their first game at camp randall stadium by hosting akron on saturday. here's a live look outside at... look outside here's a meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm team yesterday was back to work and school, and it was hot and steamy with highs near 90, and a few scattered t'storms late afternoon. showers and t'storms developed with 1-3" of rain in our northern counties., and it was still warm and humid with lows in the lower 70s. the summer heat and humidity sticks around for today with highs in the mid 80s, and scattered afternoon t'storms likely. heavy rain is likely along a cold front tonight, with 1-2" of rain for most of se flood watch is in effect for the counties north of milwaukee until 1am thursday temperatures and the thick humidity drop a little bit on thursday with highs in the lower 80s and afternoon sunshine. another cold front will cause a few showers to develop on friday afternoon with highs in humidity. behind that front, saturday is partly cloudy and breezy with scattered t'showers, highs in the lower 70s. sunday is sunny a

deputies say they spot the man, identified as 40-year-old randall rodick. dispatchers ask if they should lock down a nearby middle school. >> reporter: less than 10 minutes later, deputies say rodick fires a single shot. the deputies are warned to >> reporter: almost 20 minutes later, deputies say rodick gets into his rv and starts to leave >> reporter: less than two minutes later, rodick starts firing at deputies. detective dan bright is hit. >> reporter: now, immedly sheriff's office says rodick led police on a chase where he was shot and killed. to give you an idea of how small of an area we're talking about, take a look at this map. this is the home where dan bright is shot. that is the hospital. because of that short distance, bright was able to be transported immediately to the hospital where he was on an operating table mere minutes after being shot. that's time that was no doubt now detective bright is still listed in critical condition. >> nick, to listen to that police radio chatter is, it's har owing. any more information about the suspect? >> re

detective daniel price is still in the icu in critical year-old randall rodick. they are not releasing his total at this time. the area and parker where this happened is considered a crime scene. wrote seven blocked all day as investigators gather evidence. eric lupher is live near the suspect home where deputies have also been searching for evidence. the first 911 call was made from there. >> reporter: that is yes that is right. devices of been here all day gathering evidence. they secured the scene an leave soon. we have seen a lot this afternoon including volunteer search teams who got to the scene and campus this area. a large crime scene and they have -- the suspect name and we're learning more about the moments before the situation took a bad turn. law enforcement radio traffic rodick inside the parker home suicidal and heavily armed according to the sheriff's office. >> we never talk to the parents. >> reporter: they knew the neighbors but would have never guessed what would conspire on a quiet friday afternoon those are the initial conversations between d

he called for help from detective randall wagner--who was working nearby. that's when one of the suspects started shooting into a crowd. wagner and montoya returned fire--hitting both of the suspects.... they survived. the man accused in the bomings in new york and new jersey is now facing attempted murder charges. he is not talking to investigators. he won't even give them his name. ahmad rahami was hurt in a gun battle with new jersey police when he was found sleeping in a bar doorway monday morning. rahami is facing five counts of attempted murder of a police officer because of the shoot-out. two linden police officers were shot... they survived. federal charges in the bombings have yet to be filed. police say rahami planted the explosives in chelsea in jersey. 29 people were hurt in the chelsea blast. tulsa's police department is facing a federal investigation... after a video camera caught officers shooting an african american man .. while the suspect had his hands in the air. we have the recording of the moments leading up to the shooting... we want t

investigators say the 40-year- old suspect randall rodick started firing shots as soon as detectives got to the scene. brite went through several hours of surgery friday. the sheriff's office says he is in the icu and asked everyone to keep him in your prayers. as the detective recovers we are getting a closer look at the tense situation that officers and deputies faced. >> we got shots fired! man down! man down! one of ours. >> you can only imagine how frightening it was to hear that over the scanner. brite's wife, by the way, also a member of the sheriff's office. after shooting the detective on friday, investigators say rodick drove off in an rv. there was a chase. more shots were fired and the suspect was shot and killed near parker adventist hospital. >> we are learning more about the suspect, randall rodick. scene. the douglas county sheriff said that he was highly armed, extremely dangerous. the sheriff said it was clear that the officers likely prevented a larger-scale incident with their actions on friday. when we get updates on detective brite's conditions, we will pass the

he called for help from detective randall wagner--who was working nearby. that's when kevin jones began firing into a crowd on the street and officer returned fire--hitting both of the brothers. kevin jones faces attempted murder and assault charges. a repeat drinking and driving offender was sentenced to more than two decades behind bars for a deadly hit-and-run. jonathan cordova was sentenced on monday for the hit and run death of ernestine maynes back in december... he'll spend 22 years in jail. his blood alcohol level was almost three times the legal limit.... it was his sixth alcohol and driving offense and third felony conviction. maynes was crossing colfax wadsworth boulevard when she was hit.. cordova left - but police later found him at his girlfriend's apartment. all of the people stabbed in last weekend's attack at a mall in minnesota -- are home from the hospital today. the suspect - 22- year-old dahir adan - was killed by an off duty police officer. isis claimed responsibility - but police are still investigating... they say - they haven't foun

well, it looks like the badgers weren't the only winners at camp randal yesterday. ? sheldon: that song. check out this proposal that michael popped the question during the fifth quarter to fellow u.w. alumni band member nicole. maybe the answer was yes. adrienne: i would assume so. plenty of excitement this afternoon. sheldon: and thanks to the arm and legs of aaron rodgers, the packers pulled off a victory. how they dealt with the sweltering florida heat. dan needles is in next with big (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... people who buy more vehicles than anyone... green bay this summer, there's no way the packers could have prepared for the effect of the heat in jacksonville today. picked up temperatures reached 110 degrees on the field but green bay never wilted. there was only one turnover in the game and it set up the packers first score. blake bortles pass was tipped, then intercepted by joe thomas who then fumbled, but teammate micah hyde recovered. soon after, aaron rodgers scored nobody open, so he pulled it down and ran right at o

randall rodick's family released a statement saying in part quote "the rodick family to detective dan brite - and his family - and to all who have experienced pain and suffering caused by the events in parker on friday." douglas county detective dan brite is still in the hospital - listed in critical condition. officers say rodick shot brite friday while he was responding to a call about a man who was suicidal and had a gun at a home in parker. deputies fatally shot rodick. if you'd like to help support the detective who is recovering and his family - go to 9news-dot-com. labor day was a holiday for many people, but not the presidential nominees. both democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump spent labor day campaigning. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas joins us with more on this final stretch of the presidential campaign. tarhonda, both candidates were in the battleground state ohio. yes, they were. proving that ohio "really is" a battleground.. and the latest polls show clinton and trump in a "dead heat" for that state.. with the race so tight, there, you candidates were in

he was 40-year old randall his home and crashed his suv near the middle school where he was shot and killed by the deputy. an update on the investigation is still ongoing and we'll hear more about his condition and injuries from the trauma center medical director. we're told he's improving but still critical. there's been a huge outpouring of community support for the detective. his gofundme page had $36,000 raised and also can contribute to if you like. it's for families and victims critically injured or killed on the job. both links can be found on our westbound site. live from the parker adventist hospital, jamie leary, cbs4 news. >>> new york calling its fifth nuclear test a success this morning saying it is now capable of mounting nuclear war heads on from asia last night. he says the test comes with serious consequences. north korea tested three ballistic missiles this week. he previously threatened toufr sanctions. he's been in asia talking with leaders. >>> weather and traffic now with lauren and joel. >>> let's take a look at what's happening outside. 55 in denver. 54 in lim

. >> reporter: 63-year-old randal still enjoys coming to the office everyday. >> there are a lot of interesting bright people here. they're fun to be with. >> reporter: after nearly 30 years of work, the last 11 with the furniture designer her man miller says he's ready for a change. >> i'm part of the baby boomer generation. we get so for me, i use the word retirement reluctantly. >> reporter: baby boomers are known for redefining life at every turn. and retirement is no different. the generation active engaged andest entered in continuing to work in some capacity after they age. >> i see it as a transition from the work i'm doing now to some other kind of work. >> reporter: mfrn 46 million americans are already 65 or older. about 10,000 baby boomers retire and leave the work force everyday. it's a shift that's starting to have an effect on companies big and small. >> there's going to be a need for employers to hang onto these older workers. these experienced workers because they don't want that brain drain. >> reporter: as you look down the road. >> as you look down the road, not as many youn

. >> alerting him or her when >> his handler is taylor randall, she combines her love of animals and helps those in need. >> it's grown to a couple of hundred members. >> they have 12 dogs working with students, doing everything they do, they attend classes and football games preparing for the future. >> there's always training. >> and the long time. up to 2 years. he's 11 weeks old and already started. >> they help those with diabetes and ptsd and mobility problems. >> taylor is certain he won't be the last graduate. >> september is service dog awareness month, head to our website to learn more. are underway. in gilbert, there's an extra reason to celebrate. mac mclune is live. >> 100 years of graduating classes here and it's home coming. these folks are excited. you guys excited? >> [cheers]. >> you've got the tigers here on the field and ready to get it going. this is their first home coming parade that. floats made their way around school. and we talked to the 1932 class president, you may remember her from the national convention. her story started here, she was the president he

randall rodick was shot and killed by officers after firing from a second time from an rv near a middle school. more people use guns to commit suicide than homicide in the u.s. brendaliss gonzalez on why they think suicide discussed among gun owners. >> reporter: owners first want you to stop byyhere. no matter how you feel about guns, you most likely care about. there's a new safety rule. >> this is probably the best piece of informatioo that gets picked up the most. >> reporter: now printed on the pamphlets. >> it says consider temporary offsite storage if a family member is suicidal. shops around colorado want to talk about it. >> we're the ones selling firearms. >> reporter: colorado has a 7th highest suicide rate in the nation. >> male has a loaded 9- millimeter with him. says he will kill whoever tries to stop him. >> reporter: just this week, douglas county deputies respond today a suicidal man, armwide a gun. >> shots fired, shots fired! he was shot and killed deputy injured. >> it's a difficult subject, but when you really think about it, we can make a difference. >> reporter:

without shields, demerius randall will need to tighten up his game to stop at lions offense averaging more than 400 yards a game. it means a bigger role for guys like micah hyde, and a little more pressure for rookies li a bigger role for guys like micah hyde, and a little more blake martinez. they talked about dealing with losing - and injuries - in the locker room a few minutes ago. 3 3 martinez: i think if you're in this profession and you don't feel that feeling you should not be playing professional football. that. you see the guys around here, and how much they hated and how much we want to make sure it doesn't happen again. hyde: i mean it's part of football. you deal with injuries every year. towards the end of the season, you've got to go next guy in. next guy in. (ad-lib) 3 thanks kevin......the good news was short-lived for the division leading vikings.... superstar running back adrian peterson will have surgery on his torn miniscus....that means the out 3 to 4 months and could miss the entire season....he was injured on this kyler fackrell tackle in the third quarter of su

he was shot by a fleeing suspect, 40-year-old randall was shot and killed, less than a mile away near sierra middle hit. some local businesses are planning to do fundraisers for his family, people who would like to help can also send donations to the fallen officers fund, or a gofundme site that was set up by the family. we have information for both and links for both on our story at 9news.com. >>> the other side of the state, one man was shot and killed by the grand junction police department on sunday. her husband had nooifs and that she was -- knives and that she was scared for their children. officers showed up to shamrock mobile home park, shots were fired. the man was killed, nobody else was injured. >>> a woman was hit and kill uded by a truck -- killed by a truck last night in aurora. then drove off. the police say when they got the scene, they found her laying in the middle of the intersection, the woman was rushed to the hospital where she later died. the driver was eventually caught and taken into custody. >>> a motorcyclist is in sunday evening. police say he was heading n

later today, the badgers are getting ready to host georgia state at camp randall stadium. they are a five touch down favorite over the panthers. kick off is at 11:00 a.m. wisn 12 news' dan needles and drew olson have a preview ahead of big 12 sports saturday. >> dan and drew coming up at 6:30 on "big 12 sports saturday" . we will look at the badgers game against georgia state. >> and the first game at the vikings stadium. the packers will try to ruin the party. and the next wave of packers, who was their next priority to sign? >> looking ahead to the badger'' schedule. we give our predictions. that is coming up at x: 30 on "big 12 sports saturday". 5:47. a lot of events happening outside. sally: no one could say that you will be boarded milwaukee today. thema: plenty to do. can you wear sandals? sally: i think so. 79 degrees. the grass will be with this morning. -- wet this morning. a couple of clouds are lingering early this morning, but we will 80. the badger game today, that is where jeremy is going, that is why i am in for him today. he is one of the biggest fans i kno

brad randall. >> and dr.andall -- gave an opinion of the injuries are highly suggestive of a struggle and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide, and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said, "you're under arrest." and, i was in complete shock. when you're innocent you don't think it can happen. you think they're gonna come to their senses, they're gonna see it. but, no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> truth will come out. >> alex's sister marguerite says her brother was charged with murder because of small town politics. what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with -- with the idea of prosecuting? >> well, i think it was the beckwiths. i think the power that they have in that community and i believe that they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pressure that was put o

county deputy and friday that led to the lockdown of three schools in parker, the family of gunmen randall roenick issued a statement today about the case. would like to extend their deepest sympathies to detective geer bright and his family and to all who have experience pain and suffering caused by the event in parker. doctor say detective bright is making promising progress and he has now responded to stimulus. investigators say the incident began when officers saw erotic carrying weapons between his home in rv. roddick then started driving the rv and shooting officers that he detective bright. should police shot and killed roddic >> deborah police say they are investigating two separate deaths in the first on 22nd in washington, the other on 30th and chabad. it is not clear if these death are related in right now police have not sent send out any other details about either situation. we will keep you updated if we get new information. >> tonight police in westminster murder. gerrit strange is a suspect in the shooting death of a woman saturday night. in the 40s the 4,200th block of 70t

his handler is to pull -- taylor randall who started sparkies service dogs as a way to combine her love of animals healthy people in need. a few years ago just had a handful of people. >> it has grown to a couple of hundred members. >>reporter: the semester they have 12 dogs working with students, attending classes i'm going to football games, depending on what they do best the dogs will help people with diabetes, mobility problems or ptsd and christoph is the first graduate, taylor is certain he will not be the last. september is service dog awareness month so to learn more, head to our website. >> if you're looking for something to do this weekend, it runs until nine tonight at the -- the junk in the trunk event runs until 9 pm and runs through sunday. >> the fall edition of restaurant week kicks off today. dozens of restaurants will be taking part in the event that runs until next sunday. we list a complete list of restaurants and menus right now on our mobile app. timothy going to host a job there from 10 am to 2 pm at veterans memorial coliseum. you have to be 18 years or over. the