southeast winds 15 to25 mph. chance of precipitation near 100 percent. light rain showers likely througharound midnight...then chance of light rain showers aftermidnight. lows in the lower 40s. east winds 10 to 15 mph shiftingto the north after midnight. chance of showers 60 3 3 roads are in great shape this morningthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 wb at 84th st through the zoo interchange for equipment mobilization.i-41/894 will close overnight from national ave. through the zoo for sign structure installation.the i-894 sb exit to greenfield ave. is now closed long term for reconstruction until 2018. use posted alternates.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is impact on your morning drive. drivers will want use the following detours. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take either hwy 60 or 167 to i-43 toward downtown.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long te

southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. chance of rain near 100 percenttonight...cloudy. light rain likely in the evening...then chance of light rain in the late evening and overnight. lows in the lower 40s. east winds 5 to 15 mph shifting to the northeast 5 to 10 mph after midnight. chance of rain 70 percent thursday...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 50s. northwest winds 5 to 10 mph thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 40s. south winds up to 10 mph friday...not as cool. partly sunny. highs in the lower 60s. south winds 5 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon.friday night...mostly lows in the mid 50s saturday...partly sunny. highs in the mid 60ssaturday night...mostly cloudy. a 30 percent chance of light rain showers through around midnight. lows in the mid 40s sunday...partly sunny. highs in the mid 50s today...breezy...rain. near steady temperature in the upper 40s. southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. chance of rain near 100 percenttonight...cloudy. light rain likely in the evening...then chance of light rain in the late evening and overnight. l

proceeds support autism programs at the easter seals of southeast wisconsin. the fight for autism is this saturday at case high school in racine.we have more information on our website.. cbs 58 dot com. leading local community groups say... the milwaukee police department ?must improve? its community relation. relations.31-42 "we need more than just additional police to address the issues. i've had both positive and negative experiences with police myself, this is with both more of what they have begun to do, to work w community to solve the many problems that vex and traumatie youth children and 3adults." adults." the comments came during the first of ?several? public hearings on a new ?safety proposal.?the complete "draft".... is available online.the ?next? meeting for the public... is saturday at "marshall high school." fighting to survive being shot. shot.18-year-old alexander melchert is in critical condition this morning. officials say a 25-year-old ohio man shot melchert at- random... at a highway rest stop just north of columbus. melchert is from neena

forecasters say it will slam the southeast today as a category four storm. florida face what could be the largest evacuation in state history. >>> another nsa contractor is accused of stealing classified u.s. secrets. the justice department says the theft could cause exceptionally grave damage to national security. >> we will talk with donald trump's running mate governor mike pence and we kick off a new campaign 2016 series called "issues that matter." senator lindsey graham up first

gusty and cooler today as a cold front tracks to the southeast. northerly winds will be around 15 mph with gusts to 20 or 25 mph at times. this will keep temperatures from rebounding much higher than the 50s today. winds will die down tonight, temperatures will drop into the low to mid 30s and we will have a rather frosty friday morning. we warm back into the 50s for the afternoon and will climb back into the 60s for the weekend. decision 2016: just 19 days until the election. last night, donald trump and hillary clinton debated for the third and final tiime. and a stunning moment sparking criticism today. here's nbc's chris clackum. natsound/ contradicting his own pledge from the first debate to accept the outcome on election day, donald trump made response to moderator chris wallace's question. (sot/ donald trump / (r) presidential candidate :20 - :25 absolutely sir that you will not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time (cut to) i'll keep you in suspense" presidential candidate :29- :34 ) "millions of people that are registered t

right now at 10:00, more violence erupts in southeast dc. an ice cream truck driver was shot five times. tonight, neighbors and community leaders are demanding action. >> a pastor and his wife excused of scamming members of their congregation out of more than $1 >>> and a monument tall journey. a man walked from washington state to washington, dc pulling his home on wheels the entire way. the message he's here to spread. fox 5 news at 10:00 starts now. >>> we thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. an ice cream truck driver is in critical condition after someone shot him today in southeast dc. >> the man was struck multiple times. police are searching for the gunman. fox 5 marina marraco is live in southeast where she says residents are fed up. marina. >> reporter: they are, tony because the violent streak continues in southeast tonight and take a look at your screen, you're going to see the ice cream truck and the bullet holes that pierced through the truck. according to sources, the driver was actually struck

both shootings happened in southeast washington. news4 megan mcgrath is piecing together this story for us live. megan? >> reporter: imagine being in your apartment with your family minding your own business when in southeast. look at the video here and you can see for yourself. right around 10:00 last night, someone began to fire out on the street in the 2500 block of naylor road. some of bullets went through the window there. you can see the shattered glass pierced the window and went into an apartment complex. some of the bullets lodged in the walls. people were home at the time including a family with a person, a woman with a couple of kids. fotu a very, very scary and dangerous situation and there was another shooting that happened about the same time around 10:00 last night as well. that happened in the 3400 block of 12th street in southeast washington. someone opened up -- opened fire on that block and a number of cars were shot up in that incident. at this point, investigators are trying to figure out what, if any connection

southeast trees. the southeast breeze. tomorrow, warmer. southeast went at 5-15. testing at 20 miles per hour. it will be breezy and mild. seventy-seven in iowa city tomorrow. and you will notice that we stay with the 70s, despite the rain ran chances thursday as well with cloudy skies. we keep some rain around friday morning. notice what the temperatures do. they take a big dive into the still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, the event going on this weekend at a famous landmark in iowa with ties to hollywood! cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at one of the biggest events of the year in iowa - is coming up this weekend - and it's a great chance to see six structures known across the world.matt hammill kicks off our october travels as he takes us >>> welcome back. one of the biggest events of the year in iowa is coming up this weekend. a great chance to see six structures known across the world. we kick off the october travels as we go road tripping to monumental silver domed courthouse and large

southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. chance of rain near 100 percenttonight...cloudy. light rain likely in the evening...then chance of light rain in the late evening and overnight. lows in the lower 40s. east winds 5 to 15 mph shifting to the northeast 5 to of rain 70 percent thursday...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 50s. northwest winds 5 to 10 mph thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 40s. south winds up to 10 mph friday...not as cool. partly sunny. highs in the lower 60s. south winds 5 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon.friday night...mostly cloudy. warmer. lows in the mid 50s saturday...partly sunny. highs in the mid 60ssaturday night...mostly cloudy. a 30 percent chance of light rain showers through around midnight. lows in the mid 40s 3 3 michael in wx center forecast... today...breezy...rain. near steady temperature in the upper 40s. southeast winds 15 to 25 mph. chance of rain near 100 percenttonight...cloudy. light rain likely in the evening...then chance of light rain in the late evening and overnight. lows in the lower 40s.

of the southeast water pollution plant in the 1970s.he vision was to provide educational opportunities, job training opportunities, childcare services for the community and for the both facilities to serve as assets so people would be proud to attend and give life-changing outcomes. in 1987, they leased out the southeast to the college and it became the master tenant and assumed responsibilities. the greenhouse release too small for profit business received extremely low rent, and exchange for full responsibility for the upkeep and maintenance. the southeast commission was also created in 1987, to provide guidance and feedback of both facilities. i would like to recognize commissioner king was with us today, thank you so much for being here. your leadership has been instrumental. thank you. over the years, since 1987 on program has low and the city college subleasing out space. meanwhile, the greenhouse tenant also sublease space. in 1996, both facilities were transferred to the wastewater transfer to the agency. our agency became respo

a state of emergency is in effect across most of the southeast. the storm as it makes its way up the coast. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm melinda davenport. >> and i'm ben wagner. our top story this morning is hurricane matthew. we're in the weather center with meteorologist sally severson. sal, it is weakened over night. >> in fact, hurricane force winds are still in place at 120 miles per hour and gusts up to 150 miles per hour. the heavy is approaching the space coast, that is where cape canaveral is located. this is the space coast. keep in mind, this whole eastern edge of florida is coastal. now, we do anticipate the storm is continuing to skirt parallel to the coast.

dry weather friday through sunday except for a few from the southeast. wind gusts a slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except tuesday night could be near 30 early wednesday morning. most of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things friday and saturday are in the increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of weekend. high temperatures friday and saturday are in the showers early friday morning. police are warning people in devices. banks and credit unions are seeing a rise in fraudulent activity. one of them -- nearly 30-thousand dollars stolen from various bank accounts. kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with details. be covering a wide area in area police say you have trust and savings bank on locust street in dubuque was a hu

southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of showers 80 percent. wednesday...breezy. rain showers and slight chance of thunderstorms. highs in the upper 40s. southeast winds 15 to25 mph. chance of precipitation near 100 percent. wednesday night...cloudy. 3 morningthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 wb at 84th st through the zoo interchange for equipment mobilization.i-41/894 will close overnight from national ave. through the zoo for sign structure installation.the i-894 sb exit to greenfield ave. is now closed long term for reconstruction until 2018. use posted alternates.a reminder that an oregon boy will have one of the coolest halloween costumes around this year... thanks to a non-profit... that decked out his wheelchair. wheelchair.you wouldn't know it by his sweet smile and calm demeanor, but 8-year old daniel is battling brain and spinal cancer. cancer.but now daniel is --darth vader...and the whole gang from star wars was there in his honor.since daniel is bound to his chair, the folks at magic wheelchair wanted to give h

but it is continuing to push up the southeast coast and we will have a big impact on the southeast coast, throughout the day today. hurricane warnings continue, fo here, and also tropical storm warnings, and even pushing inland as we expect to see some of the heavy rain and some of those highest wind gusts pushing inland as well. and the latest forecast track for matthew has not changed very much. it will still continue to work its way to the northeast, and as a category one hurricane. sitting just off our coastline, by about 2:00 tomorrow morning, as a category one storm, before it finally continues to make that turn out to sea and one to two inches of rain, with 20 mile-an-hour wind gusts possible in the areas you see highlighted in yellow. in this orange area here, that is two to four inches of rain likely with 20 to 30 mile-an- hour winds. most of the triangle and parts of the i-95 corridor can expect to see four inches to seven inches or even some more rain, as that continues to push its way inland and onshore here. and 30 to 40 mile-an-hour winds, highest rain, unfortunately, going

temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely. wind: se 10-20. low: 49 a recent poll says she's eight points behind, but democrat monica vernon is counting on her work as a city council member to unseat an incumbent for iowa's first congressiona l district. as a part of our week- long analysis of candidates running for federal offices, the democrat who has run for political office before. kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, what is some of vernon's history leading up to this point. well, chris and nicole vernon ran for office a couple times before. just last year, she ran for the lieutenant governor position along side jack hatch. vernon also ran for this house seat w

stormtrack 7 weather team: we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday temperatures in the mid 70s. down for friday into the weekend. high temperatures friday and saturday are in the upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except for a few showers early friday to get back to normal today. a lot of the bridges and ramps shut down last week because of to shut down. the majority of those businesses back up and running today, as e through downtown without any problems. the linn county courthouse reopening as well, but not beofre their computer system crashed. workers say it's hard to believe after dealing with flooding all last week. "i think people are really know everybodys told them things should be back to normal on monday and then to have the computers go down, it's tough." she says they are already behind flood victims across the area. they were in vinton today --giving cleaning supplies and other items to people in need. many homes were destroyed in the flooding last week. one woman s

act active in the southeast.se acti not active in the southeast. e not active in the southeast.ae not active in the southeast.re , not active in the southeast. it's a one-day only after the weekend. a low of 49. high temperatures expected tomorrow afternoon. mesquite. high temperatures topping out at 84 and we'll be climbing from there. your 7-day forecast 87 and 90 for monday. we'll make it to 88 degrees. mid to upper 80s for a good portion of the middle of october. >> weather like this. >> i remember the 115's and that goes right out the window. >>> here is your chance to get those self-lacing nike sneakers. you have to donate $10 for an click on the link on our web site. >>> the stones are coming out with a new album. the first from the studio in a decade. it is called blue and lonesome. it comes out on the 2nd. ray steiber: i was in charge of homicide. i know when something's not right. to bear arms. carry. hunt. protection. it's all there. doesn't change. and no one goes to jail for swapping guns while hunting or at the shooting range. what ch

. >> it happened in southeast dc a little after 6:00. marina marraco is live with the developing details. marina? >> reporter: the violent streak continues. you're going to see here the bullet holes that pierced that ice cream truck earlier tonight. according to sources, that driver of the truck truck seven times. at least three in the stomach and twice in the arm. now, as that driver was being shot at, he continued t away from a residential street up to a small strip mall in alabama avenue here in southeast where he was then transported to an area hospital in critical condition. tonight, we spoke to a neighbor on the scene who says she's tired of the violence wants to speak up but fears retaliation. >> i think we've become so numb to it that, you know, i have an emergency alert on my phone, so that if i'm in the neighborhood and at night, the thing is just beeping all night. crime just going on. this is -- it's really sad. >> we constantly are getting gun violence in southeast. every single day. that makes no sense, mayor bowser. do som

southeast winds 15 to25 mph. chance of wednesday night...cloudy. light rain showers likely througharound midnight...then chance of light rain showers aftermidnight. lows in the lower 40s. east winds 10 to 15 mph shiftingto the north after midnight. chance of showers 60 percent.thursday...partly sunny. highs in the northwest winds5 to 15 mph. thursday night...partly cloudy through around midnight then becoming mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 40s. friday...mostly cloudy. a 30 percent chance of light rain showers in the afternoon. looking ahead--- a prominent ?african american poet?... visits milwaukee today to give a poetry reading."jay wright" will be at marquette university at 3:30 this afternoon.it's part of the marquette "forum" series.the event ?is? open to the public. 3 we're one day away from the bucks season opener.and check it out-- to help kick off season... b-mo harris bank has lit up its building with the milwaukee bucks logo. volunteers strategically placed colored films in the windows on the west side of the bank building on north wate

it will also feel front that could spark off rapids and points southeast. we'll keep an eye on these. a breezy and warm start to the work week.despite the cloud cover this afternoon, temperatures have reached the clouds hang tight, and that will and fve the day under a mostly cloudy will be in the upper 60s/low afternoon into the evening, mainly from dubuque to cedar rapids and points southeast. as the cold front lifts north as work week.despite the cloud cover this afternoon, temperatures have reached the 60s, which is typical as we head and fog overnight, and that could linger into at least the morning hours saturday. sky, with breezy southwest winds this is all ahead of a weak cold front that could spark off rapids and points southeast. as the cold front lifts north as a warm front. a few showers are the day under a mostly cloudy sky, with breezy southwest winds 10-20 mph. it will also feel afternoon into the evening, mainly from dubuque to cedar sunday looks dry with cloud cover, but it will still be warm possible sunday night, ahead of a breezy and war

devastating storm for the southeast. philadelphia, looking good. few clouds outside. but, it is a chill night. as well, after the clear day today, temperatures dropping very rapidly, into the 50's, and definitely need the jacket if you head outside tomorrow morning. looking at storm scan3, clear skies across the region, front over the great lakes, that one fizzling, but stronger front will move through here saturday. live on our neighborhood network, temperatures low 50's right now, kennett square, ardmore, lower merion high school, 55 degrees, 51 bensalem, 51 degrees in hainesport, chilly start to our night. it will get even cooler some 40's certainly across the area overnight. big cool autumn high over new england, keeping our weather pattern pretty quiet through the next couple of days, here is the front we're watching, loading up moisture headed into the weekends, friday is another dry day. then we have matthew to watch. matthew along the coast of florida here is 11:00 a.m., about the time matthew may be trying to make landfall along the coast of florida head into

decora, iowa city, cedar rapids at 62, clouds moving in from the southeast, we have clouds moving in from the west as well. we'll keep those around tonight we get into the afternoon, they could go to sunshine with mild temps there is our next storm system, will left out in the northern planes tomorrow that will drag our front through later on tomorrow night bringing us scattered showers, mostly cloudy, calm and mild, comfy with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, i'll let you know what's coming >>> and a number of services return to normal. they open the bulling as well as the lynn county courthouse and sheriff's office. students in cedar rapids. and bus services are back on the regular schedule as for the hundreds of thousands of sandbags workers plan to pick them up next week curb side pick upstarts next monday, will complete. organizers are collecting money from individuals, corporations and groups. the money will be awarded to local non-profits working to help in recovery of flood-impacted homes and community needs. for more information on the fund - simply head to our website,

the sound of gunfire rang out through four different parts of southeast overnight. in this apartment complex in stanton road bullets shattered car windows. on the 3400 block of 12th street police found shell casings in the street. then at the corner of naylor and s, a shocking sight. a shooting at a home. >> six shots in a row. apartment wasn't hit but her neighbor's unit, a floor below, did receive a lot of damage. the local anc commissioner told us the woman who lives there was inside of the apartment with her four children at the time of the shooting. >> she says she just woke up and saw the ceiling smoking. and she didn't know what had happened. >> reporter: so far we know no one was hurt during the shootings but she still says the violence in his do more to put a stop to it. >> she needs to hear to the many shootings that is going on. >> reporter: residents like jocelyn just want to live in peace. >> it's a very unsafe place sometimes. >> reporter: no one in this building was hurt. with the latest from southeast, john henry, usa 9. >> no word on if any of the s

general family in southeast saturday night. molette green is live outside the shelter with more on the investigation and the clean up there. molette, good morning. >> aaron, good morning to you. i can tell you i've seen at least two security guards. here, very visible on the grounds. we're working to find out an exact cause here. a cleaning crew is still working on the smoke and the water damage from this incident chblt the fire broke out, as you said, on the sixth floor. it happened late saturday night in an unoccupied section of the building that has no electricity in that particular area. this forced dozens of families to leave the shelter. home land security and emergency management still have >> given the age of the building, we wanted to make sure we're doing the right thing by the residents, we're doing an extensive cleaning which has caused us to move many of the residents back out to hotel rooms for at least the next 48 to 72 hours until a good, hard cleaning is done. >> now, at this point there, is no concern for thos

a state of emergency is in effect across most of the southeast. we have live team coverage of the storm as it makes its way up the coast. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm melinda davenport. >> and i'm ben wagner. our top story this morning is hurricane matthew. we're in the weather center with meteorologist sally severson. up to jacksonville. >> yes, it is tracking up and going to georgia and moving to the carolinas this is in the next 36 hours or so. it has weakened to a category 3 storm. i am going to pause the radar and you are seeing that the storm right now is just due east of cape canaveral and thece coast. now, things are shaping up like this, remaining a category 3, probably weakening some throughout the day. as it is moving up, the storm is beginning to sheer out. it is encountering dryer air. now it is going to be a very big rain maker for coastal georgia and the carolinas. and watches. now here at home, we have a warm start. the temperatures in the 60s. if you are out throughout the day, grab a fleece for lat

temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typi temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm democrat monica vernon is counting on her work as a city council member to unseat an incumbent for iowa's first congressiona l district. as a part of our week- long analysis of candidates running for federal offices, today we feature the democrat who has run for political office before. kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, what is some of vernon's history leading up to this point. well, chris and nicole vernon ran for office a couple times before. just last year, she ran with jack hatch, hoping iowa. vernon also ran for this house seat when she lost against pat murphy in the primaries two years ago

mid-40s over southeast colorado. tomorrow the warmest air found in the southern half of the state as it takes awhile for the rain to move into the southeast corner. up in the high country temperatures remain quite chilly, and speaking of chilly, 42 in nederland, 44 will be the high in grand lake. in the denver metro, increasing cloud and wind tonight. slight chance of a shower tonight. skies clear early in the morning, but the brisk north 52 by lunchtime, 58 by about 3:00 in the afternoon. now tomorrow night, coldest night, we drop to 30 in the city, and a freeze watch for southeast colorado. so far denver not included in that, but that could be changing. we have a gradual warming trend thursday, back to the 70s friday, saturday, and sunday. beautiful weather forecast shaping up for early next week, and of course the broncos play on monday, and the warm weather trend shows no sign season looking to be later than the average date of october 19th, so you have time to go enjoy the beautiful fall scenery. get on the trai

so this is going from a short- term storm in the southeast, hurricane in the southeast, to a major storm primarily in the eastern north carolina area. and greenville, all the way across to fayetteville. and by the way, are you going western north carolina, but we don't anticipate any serious issues there. i think the panthers will still be able to play on sunday. or monday night. right? monday night game, with the panthers, it ought to be okay. so with that, anything i missed, michael? >> just listen to your local officials. stress that again, sir. >> cannot stress the great team we have. we have over 100 people that are working 24 hours here, just want to also let the media know, it is not just about the beaches. it is inland where we can have loss of life. and we need you to help communicate also. so just because the beach areas, even though in north carolina, we still have some serious issues on the beach right now, but we also have very serious issues inland that are of most concern. i woullike to thank again the media, the national media, and weather channel, and so forth, just don'

when the frontal boundary moves southeast of us. we can expect heavy rainfall, hail, rounds of isolated thunderstorms. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. doppler radar picking up on the lines of storms, the embedded storms and lightning stretches. i'll zoom in a little bit. you can see some oranges and reds, denoting the pockets of heavier downpours and the lightning strikes. in my full weather report, i have more to talk about, including the ten day on 10. >>> now to a sunday night showdown. the philadelphia eagles have a i rivalled at at&t stadium for their face off with the dallas cowboys. there is a lot of pressure on the birds tonight. a win would move them into the top spot in the nfc east. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. tonight, we have team coverage of the sunday night showdown. we begin with john clark, live at the stadium. john, how is the team feeling ahead of tonight's game? >> they are ready, denise. they are ready for primetime. as you said, first place is on

see a few more clouds tracking in today with partly cloudy to partly sunny skies... winds will be southeast at 5 to 15 mph and highs will be in the upper 60s to mid 70s today. it gets even warmer tomorrow, but that is ahead of a system that will bring a chance of storms, along with a cool down for the a few areas of dense fog have formed this morning, but should all burn off by the middle of the morning hours. we are in the clear skies...although a few clouds are out there, especially to our south and partly sunny skies... winds will be southeast at 5 to 15 mph and it gets even warmer tomorrow, a big story this morning -- hurricane warnings for jamaica, haiti, and parts of cuba. hurricane matthew has already caused flooding in jamaica. the powerful, category four hurricane is on a track that forecasters say could devastate as reid binion tells us -- that "this particular hurricane, by minister... ...underscoring the seriousness of the threat posed by hurricane matthew. "we are expecting that there will be landslides, and that that matthew will bring life-threatening flash floods. some jamai

those breezes will boost our temperatures back into the 70 degree range across southeast wisconsin. the approaching strong cold front will arrive midday tomorrow triggering a rounds of showers. the rainfall evening hours with dramatic clearing once the boundary passes to our east. meantime, the more significant effect will be a new air mass with a genuine autumn feel. temperatures will tumble dramatically with some spots dipping wednesday thursday abundant sunshine accompany the cooler air of the work week. decision 20-16 now.. conservative radio host glenn beck says voting for hillary clinton is "a moral, ethical choice" for republicans.the outspoken political commentator shared that on facebook amid the latest controversy surrounding donald trump. becks says his stance on trump doesn't mean he supports clinton. it just means the world won't end. meanwhile donald trump continues to go after house speaker paul ryan. trump tweeted overnight "it's so nice that the shackles have now fight for america the way i want to." that comes after ryan said he will no longer campaign with trump.

. >>> reports of shots fired southeast. a woman was sleeping inside.s >> fox5's melanie alnwick ismeli live at the seventh districtth t police station with the details in thece sta story.tory mel. >> reporter: good morning,temo and that was just thed th was beginning of what was really just a very violent night heree in southeast d.c. in the. t seventh district so let's taketk you to some of the picturesictue here our marina morocco took.oo an apartment building onuildg naylor road and a woman toldd ad to gunfire and smoke in her in amount you can see from the pictures there the bulletshe bls that are lodged in the wall.odge at least 15 rounds she saidai fired inside her apartment andnt sources told marina marracoar that they believe a machine mhi gun was used in that. in tt. and then we have pictures from o over 30 -- in the 3072 blockck of stanton road southeast noteat too far away from there you the can see multiple vehicles were e struck by gunfire as well and w that was only part of what w se responding to last night.

devastating storm for the southeast. philadelphia, looking good. few clouds outside.s a chill night. as well, after the clear day today, temperatures dropping very rapidly, into the 50's, and definitely need the jacket if you head outside tomorrow morning. looking at storm scan3, clear skies across the region, front over the great lakes, that one fizzling, but stronger front will move through here saturday. live on our neighborhood network, temperatures low 50's right now, kennett square, ardmore, lower merion high school, 55 degrees, 51 bensalem, 51 degrees in hainesport, chilly start to our night. it will get even cooler some 40's certainly across the area overnight. big cool autumn high over new england, keeping our weather pattern pretty quiet through the next couple of days, here is the front we're watching, loading up moisture headed into the weekends, friday is another dry day. then we have matthew to watch. matthew along the coast of florida here is 11:00 a.m., about the time matthew may be trying to make landfall along the coast of florida head into saturday,

expect highs to reach near 70 now the winds will be out of the southeast instead of the north. this will change things up significantly in the way of temperatures. monday highs will warm into the middle 70s and tuesday even warmer, topping out in the upper 70s. it won't be until wednesday when our temperatures will drop and we see our next chance for rain and storms. it was a heartbreaking day for thankfully one area team walked away with a win on the gridiron. scott will have all of your for the hawkeyes the last two weeks. today, they tried to make it two wins in a row to start big ten play. josh christensen has more. it was tough for hawkeye fans to see matt vandeberg in a boot after excited to see former hawkeye and current green bay packer, bryan bulaga, who was today's honorary captain. took an early 7-0 lead in the first, but desmond king creates a spark with this punt return. he gets taken down at the five. king had 162 return yards. very next play, akrum wadley gets to the outside and he stretches across the goal-line for tie it up 7-7. northwestern took a 17-7 lead. b

hurricane southeast of miami. instead of using the national hurricane center, this is brand new data coming in, this is making laft between west palm beach and fort pierce. it is considered landfall, look at this, the bands pretty close to the eye wall would be near orlando. >> absolutely. it is hugging the shores up to georgia. >> and the the land. >> can't say enough how dangerous it is. >> yes, that is why they have the evacuations in place. >> hurricane matthew is about to impact millions of americans. tim, some people are being told to leave their homes. >> two million people along the coast of florida, georgia, and the carolinas are being urged to evacuate as the powerful storm gets closer. that's leading to long lines at the category three storm pounded the bahamas overnight. wisn 12 news' nikole killion is in washington with a look at how the u.s. government is preparing for what's next. >> tim, president obama is saying now is the time to prepare for hurricane matthew and heed the add viesz of the local a

the biggest issue is on the southeast side of town. that is where the biggest problem with fog is this morning. you can see here on doppler 4000 we have the low clouds ever. right now let's get a check on the traffic. here is joel. this is as you are trying to get on the ramp from colfax to northbound i-25. and then of course you see the lower visibility we have keep in mind that can bring with it some hydroplaning as well. >>> we have breaking news in denver. it is an apparent barricade situation near iowa street and police are there and so is jamie leary. >> it is so sensitive we cannot have our cameig see jamie. tell us what you are seeing and what you understand is happening out there. >> reporter: denver police have not asked as to turn our lights off but we assess the situation and decided not to do this because they are trying to make sure the situation doesn't escalate. you can see an armor vehicle with s.w.a.t. teams here as well as denver residential area on the corner of utica and iowa. we don't know if there's anyone else w

melinda: plus, it could soon cost you more to drive in parts of southeast wisconsin. where you can go today to learn more about a controversial new fee proposal in milwaukee county. ben: but first, weather watch 12 as we take a live look outside. a mild morning in southeast wisconsin. how long summer-like temperatures will stick around. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda it's 5:30 on this tuesday, october 18th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal? sally: we were just one degree off the record yesterday. we made it up to 80 degrees. the temperatures this morning are mild. you are seeing 74 port. 73 milwaukee and racine. 72 kenosha. a few degrees cooler inland and cooler in the dells. cool front just making its through. it is quite blustery along the lake. the winds out of the northwest. we see a northwest breeze today 8-16 miles per hour. temperatures will fall back between 66 and 70. we call for a mix of sun and clouds and staying dry in spite of the co

of how we conduct our business when it effects the communities especially a community that is the southeast sector unabout known that played an important role in contributing a lot to the city the hifrtsz committee was first formed in the southeast sector before the human right commission was formed which effects all the departments in the city and county of san francisco as you may know or maybe don't know the community played an important role in the 70's when it agreed that there would egging degrees things regarding the treatment plant and there was mitigation which was 18 oakdale so don't take the 18 oakdale one thing to stay something about dr. espanola jackson i talked to her daily and with her for a long time when they inspires me in my work. >> so don't take it lightly i'm watching i like a hawk i can promise whatever you want to or twhofr you want to say that and the another before you i know her intentions and some of the intentions expresses we're dealing with very serious issues with the infrastructure but for you, you all in the know we have a situation now we have to deal wit

after the hammering in the southeast valley... skies finally quieting down late evening and overnight. ............ henderson hit with the big thunderstorms and the lightning over a afternoon... two-thirds of an inch of rain. .. temps in the cool 50s this morning.... with humidity up near 90 percent. . a drier day today and a little warmer... with more sunshine. ............ highs in the 80s midweek then another chance of rain by friday... ((sherry swensk)) roads doing? ((demetria obilor)) flamingo at the i-15 interchange. no major delays there. there's also a wrek on the strip at flamingo, right in front of the flamingo hotel. there are southbound lane restrictions in effect right now. silverado ranch. <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// brian loftus >> major changes on the north end of the strip. 8 news now has learned... the bonanza gift shop has a new owner. clark county records show the deal closed last friday. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live from sahara and las vegas boulevard... h good morning, michae

mass transit checklist is a mess, amtrak suspended in the southeast region, silver star, silver meteor, auto train, all canceled through saturday. palmetto goes down to savage a georgia going through new york city and washington dc only. of course we have to check the amtrak website. here in philly the betsy ross cleared, construction, and it had it down to one lane both sides. that's looking good right now. also the turnpike out by downingtown, just cleared, there have been construction on that side. the vine has opened back up, at least eastbound is still closed, westbound has opened. and 76, the westbound ramp to the boulevard, as you can see right here, i'll step out of the way, that's blocked right now, construction in the left lane, as go toward the roosevelt boulevard. jim, brooke, back to you. >> thanks so much, pat. this morning at least 200,000 people are without power in florida. >> that's as hurricane matthew has lingered off the coast for the last several hours. marlie hall in orlando and shows us what's happening across hundreds of miles in florida. >> reporter: overnight

this is all ahead of a weak mainly from dubuque to cedar rapids and points southeast. we'll keep an eye on these. sunday looks dry with cloud cover, but it will still be warm as the cold front lifts north as a warm front. a few showers are meteorologist kyle kiel from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: updated friday, october 14, 2016 despite the cloud cover this afternoon, temperatures have reached the 60s, which is october. tonight the clouds hang tight, and that will keep temperatures in the 50s with linger into at least the morning hours saturday. other than patchy areas of drizzle saturday, we will spend the day under a mostly cloudy sky, with breezy southwest winds 10-20 mph. it will also feel slightly humid, and highs will be in the upper 60s/low 70s. this is all ahead of a weak cold front that could spark off rapids and points southeast. we'll keep an eye on these. sunday looks dry with cloud possible sunday night, ahead kyle k

then over on 12th street s southeast, a report of nine of i shots heard.. d.c. police also on that scenece said they did recover a numberen of shell casings from that.mha but steve and allison the the incredible thing here also is that nobody was injured injur despite all of the gunfire andra the bullets flying around aun southeast d.c. last night. nobody injured in this.n thi we should also tell you hereou r in the seventh district, homicides are down year to date but violent crime and assaults with guns, so thato t would mean shootings, those,ho are actually up slightly.lightl live in southeast, i'm melaniem alnwick, fox5 local news.ews. >> what to get to a fox5 fox5 exclusive in the district.isict. a seven-year-old boy attacked by a grown man inside of his elementary school punched sopuno hard he's knocked to the to the ground. gr you can see in thatou video. vio it was caught on camera. it happened at kip d.c.t kip d.. academy. d.c. police are investigating.t. arrest. >> another fox5 exclusive this time in prince georges county.cg police have issued a warran

this is -- it's really sad. >> we constantly are getting gun violence in southeast. every single day. that makes no sense, mayor bowser. do something. >> reporter: and just last week, also an extremely violent night in from thursday to friday morning, just blocks away, from tonight's scene and you'll see looking at the damage left behind after 75 rounds were shot into cars and apartments across several blocks. that all happening in a five-hour time span. and the city's most recent homicide happened just yesterday morning again here in southeast. live tonight from southeast, marina marraco fox 5 local news. >>> montgomery county police are investigating a suspicious death in a parking lot early this morning not far from the twin brook metro. police still trying to identify her. they say there was no apparent trauma to the woman's body. the medical examiner is now trying to figure out how she died. >>> in alexandria pastor and his wife were accused of ripping off their congregation for more than $1 million. lindsay watts spoke with a church member about the charges. >>

stores have run out of food, water and supplies. >>> amtrak has suspended service in the southeast and more than 1,600 flights have been cancelled. >> forcing a lot of people to change their plans. . >> reporter: as hurricane matthew whipped towards florida one massachusetts couple had >> went flee down to jacksonville for my brother's wedding with the bride and groom on the plan. >> reporter: his brother had plans to marry in florida when mother nature stepped right in their way. >> discovered midway that the island is being evacuated where the wedding was supposed to be. the wedding was postponed. we did a mad dash and now back only story of matthew's havoc. >> they locked down their florida home and hoping for the best while they visited their daughter their luggage loading into. >> over there like crazy, the traffic is backed, people are evacuating the beach area. >> there's lines at the gas stations, i think gas is running out >> reporter: while some airports like fort lauderdale there's concerns over travel but also the loved ones left behind. >> we have some anxiety. >> reporter

of the southeast water pollution plant in the 1970s.he vision was to provide educational opportunities, job training opportunities, childcare services for the community and for the both facilities to serve as assets so people would be proud to attend and give life-changing outcomes. in 1987, they leased out the southeast to the college and it became the master tenant and assumed responsibilities. the greenhouse release too small for profit business received extremely low rent, and exchange for full responsibility for the upkeep and maintenance. the southeast commission was also created in 1987, to provide guidance and feedback of both facilities. i would like to recognize commissioner king was with us today, thank you so much for being here. your leadership has been instrumental. thank you. over the years, since 1987 on program has low and the city college subleasing out space. meanwhile, the greenhouse tenant also sublease space. in 1996, both facilities were transferred to the wastewater transfer to the agency. our agency became respo

we will see a be southeast at 5 to 15 mph and a big story this morning -- hurricane warnings for jamaica, haiti, causing flooding in jamaica. the powerful, category four hurricane is on a track that forecasters say could devastate parts of haiti. as reid binion tells us -- that country still trying to recover from an earthquake six years virtue of its trajectory, will ...underscoring the seriousness of the threat posed by hurricane matthew. "we are expecting that there will be landslides, and that will mean also damage to agriculture." forecasters -- warning some jamaicans, though, are ignoring pleas from authorities to leave the "i just feel like to stay here, i thing i'm safe here, i am from here so i will die here. well, i massive storm churning in the caribbean -- also threatening haiti... ...where the infrastructure is still fragile after the 200 -1 earthquake that rocked the country. cuba -- also bracing for matthew's impact... ... as u-s officials evacuate hundreds of employees and their families from the naval base at guantanamo bay... the national weather service said sunday tha

a southeast breeze. we stop first at sheboygan. the temperatures are in at 58 degrees with a southeast breeze overall and slipping south to racine and we have a mostly cloudy sky. the forecast for today, i call for party sunny skies. we stay dry. the nix of sun and clouds mild. >> sally, we are over the brookfield area. eastbound is getting heavy into milwaukee county. it is adding up to 14 minutes. heavy delays into the construction zone. a crash at 35th and college. that's a look at m >> matt, thank you. >> right now, a wildfire is scorching colorado. tim, why is this fire spreading so quickly? >> the wind is really making matters worse. it's really giving firefighters a challenge. the fire started yesterday afternoon and it's already burned more than 3,000 acres. seven buildings have been burned but no injuries have been reported. there are mandatory evacuations in place. around 1200 people have already been forced out of their homes and the fire continues to spread. beulah, colorado lost power likely because of that fire. there

causing major problems as it hits the southeast united states. edward lawyers is in charleston, south carolina. >> reporter: the wind-whipped rain fell in sheets overnight as hurricane matthew moves north along the southeast coast. >> the best thing is hunker down. stay in a safe place. don't move. don't try and move around and make sure to have your cell phones charged. >> reporter: matthew churned up heavy surf and in charleston, streets were abandoned after the city ordered a midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew. hurricane matthew sent the southeast coast into high alert to become the most powerful storm in a decade. >> flash flood watches are out and certainly, flooding can be a big concern heading into the weekend. >> reporter: more than a million people without power in winds knocked down trees and down downed power lines. >> i lived through hurricane andrew. >> reporter: edward lawrence, cbs news. >>> we know now that the man killed on the boulder campus was a former marine, brandon simmons. he refused and his friends tell us that he was going thr

stormtrack 7 weather team: we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. showers/storms are possible tuesday night with a slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursdayd thursday night will cool things upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except for a few showers early friday morning. storm track 7 chief the cedar rapids downtown core--largly getting back to this comes after downtown was closed off to traffic-- because of flooding-- forcing buisnesses and companies to close their doors for a week. thankfully--the water--not impacting much of that downtown core. kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from downtown cedar rapids--kristin? this is actually our first day back into our cedar rapids bureau office--in a week--for this vvery reason-- we spent the week working from our newscar--or our homes--providing some of that flood coverage-- it's great to be ba