an area of rain with embedded thunderstorms will likely move across southeastern wisconsin during the morning commute. while the severe threat is very low, some heavy downpours that couple hamper travel. make sure you have your headlights on and reduce your speed when dry incident free quiet roadwaysspeeds are at or above postedtraffic building on the roads, no slow downs as of yet large closures near the zoo from 930 to 630 tomorrow morning greenfield shuts down 89rt tomorrow morning bluemound shutsdown 41 south happening now: milwaukee police need your help to find the person who hit a happened around 1-30 this morning near atkinson and capitol drive on the north side. police tell us they're looking for a four door maroon or dark red vehicle. that pedestrian is being treated in the hospital, but should be ok. happening this morning... the first meeting of milwaukee's new "water quality task force." it was put together because of concerns over lead pipes used to pump water into old homes. pete zervakis joins us live from milwaukee's northwest side with a look ahead at what's happenin

what we're seeing right now in southeastern wisconsin as pop-up storms and we will continue to we've got an and western parts of the state will continue to move our way as well. if youou different round of showers and thunderstorms expected. let's go over what to expect for the remainder of your evening. our computer models computer models refreshes every hour.ua we are taking a picture of what to expect if you're headed into the rest of the evening. what is often dodge and jefferson county right now moving to parts of fond du lac and to severe storms staying off to thea north but then that will push southward. fond du lac cheboygany ozaukee counties tonight 10 to 11:00 o'clock. and it will really stay in our northern counties. it will slowly start to think southward into northern milwaukee county but then again it's really round one of rain showers and thunderstorms. head into the rest of wednesday make sure you pack your brother for the kids heading to school. we will continue to see showers heading the wednesday afternoon as well is in here wednesday afternoon and evening. i think

an area of rain with embedded thunderstorms will likely move across southeastern wisconsin during the morning commute. while the severe threat is very low, we'll probably have some heavy downpours couple hamper travel. make sure you have your headlights on and reduce your speed when needed. we'll probably have a break from all rain activity around midday, before more scattered storms develop this evening. this second round of storms may come into play for several area high school football games. highs today will be in the middle 70s. there remains a chance for storms overnight and a slight chance a showers lingers into early saturday morning. tonight will be a bit muggy with lows and dewpoints in the 60s. highs saturday will be near 80 with midday and afternoon sunshine. sunday will be cooler but very nice with highs in the lower half looking warm and unsettled. there is slight chance of t-storms in the forecast for monday and much better chances in the week. dry incident free quiet roadwaysspeeds are at or above postedtraffic starting to pick up, but it's not causing any issues or sl

the national weather service office in southeastern wisconsin expanding the warnings. severe thunderstorm warning throughout southeastern dane county, right around the state capital where they're seeing some incredible hail right now. here's "storm team 4" max radar, you can see the progression of this intense line of storms. notice the last few frames, this an indication of the maturity of the storm, and expect to continue to see this intensify, as it travels toward our viewing area. right now, though, across southeastern wisconsin, they heavy downpours taking place in northwestern dodge county, no warnings, but some lightning and torrential downpours, small hail around fox lake to the northwest of beaver dam. that's going to continue moving in our direction, along with this line along a cold front. put a tracker on it for you, whitewater, you could be seeing me 5:30, and around the milwaukee area, close to 6:00, if this stays on track. there's a tail to this off to the southwest, which could affect us later on this evening. here's a live look from our waukesha county

lows will dip into the 40s across southeastern wisconsin and it will still be a bit breezy tonight. a new source of student loan help in wisconsin. of student a new source breezy it will still be a bit a new source of student loan help in wisconsin. u-w credit union is expanding its membership eligibility to include all current ?and? former college students who live in wisconsin. until now it's served only students in the u-w system. governor walker says the move will help more students get low-interest loans and refinance debt. u-w credit union offers interest rates ranging from 2-point-2 percent 6- uw-madison chancellor rebecca blank will ask the university's governing board to raise tuition for out-of- state and professional students. the wisconsin state journal reports that blank also told faculty that the flagship school in madison will distribute nine-million dollars in raises and bonuses to faculty and academic staff. blank says the university needs to stabilize its financial basis as state funding declines. a "recall alert" on a popular voluntarily recalling more than 132-tho

we have thunderstorms popping in southeastern wisconsin as well. some of those in dodge county, everything moving to the east, northeast at 25 miles per hour. another one right over sheboygan, heading into sheboygan falls. then, out to theor elkhart lake. we have a few pockets of heavier showers and thunderstorms, one moving towards mayville. then one right over highway 151, heading into juneau and beaver dam in the next few minutes. this is the biggest game in town. see this appendage here? you never like to see this because a lot of times i can be the beginning of a hook echo. this. if is still located in here. there are no tornado reports, and that is good news, but something i am watching. here is fond du lac county. everything is moving due east. this may stay north of fond du lac county, but i'm not going to let my guard down. most of the rain this evening is focused in our northern counties. it does not mean we can't get an isolated shower thunderstorm anywhere else. then we go into tomorrow showers and thunderstorms rolling in, round after

a line of showers and thunderstorms will sweep across southeastern wisconsin throughout the afternoon, so some early friday football frenzy games will get wet, especially north of i- michigan and we'll be looking at mainly cloudy skies with just a chance for a few showers and storms in extreme southeastern wisconsin overnight, however rain chances are looking much less likely. less likely.looking much less two palestinians rammed their vehicle into a bus stop in the west bank today. three israeli citizens were wounded..before being shot. video showed a high security presence..the violence was the latest in a year-long wave of palestinian assaults on civilians and security forces. 34 israelis and two americans have been killed. german radicals clashed with migrants in eastern germany -- exactly one year after the germany reached its peak. according to media reports refugees started the latest round of violence ... following verbal assaults from german protesters. there have been attacks on refugees nearly every day over the past year ... raising concerns among counter terrorism experts

lows will dip into the 40s across southeastern wisconsin and it will still be a bit it's a critical day in parts of eastern iowa..as nbc's chris pollone reports, cedar rapids is bracing for what ?could? be one of the worst floods in its history. (nats: clean up in vinton, ia) as people up the cedar river are cleaning up... (nats: squeegee)people downstream in cedar rapids are optimistic they're going to be ok.(s/ jeff pomeranz / city manager cedar rapids, ia :11 - :16)"it's not time yet to go back to life as usual. we're getting close."heavy rain over the weekend has sent the cedar river over its banks... cresting in cedar rapids tuesday morning at 22-feet... a ten mile system of temporary barriers and levees appears to be holding... protecting the homes and about five thousand people who were evacuated. (nats: 2008 flood)leaders hoped to avoid a repeat of 2008 when the worst flood in ron corbett / cedar rapids, iowa :43 - :46)"in 2008 we felt defenseless. in 2016 we took action." (nats:drone of barrier protecting city area) this week, city installed temporary barriers in just two days.

only widely scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected in southeastern wisconsin tonight. tonight will be muggy with lows and dewpoints in the 60s.with the main frontal boundary sagging south on friday, we'll have a better chance of seeing some showers and friday will also be cooler with the wind shifting from the northeast, off of lake michigan. highs on friday will be around a quarter of an inch. the first half of the weekend is looking pretty nice. we'll have partly cloudy skies on saturday with highs in the lower 70s. a cold front approaches sunday, bringing a good chance for showers and storms. more than 75 million americans are playing fantasy football. turns out the strategies for picking players can translate into a lesson about managing money.joining us this afternoon ,.. certified financial planner tony drake with "wealth wisconsin dot com." tony, who makes up the perfect fantasy team when it got a question for our expert at today's tmj4 dot com. you can also leave a the number is still ahead: what the head of disney is saying about the new "star wars" offshoot,

mostly sunny and comfortable with a crisp high temperature as high pressure rolls back into southeastern wisconsin. the mercury climbs a bit on monday with seasonable highs in the mid-70s under mostly time now for ask the expert.... a generation ago, retirement was fairly predictable. social security and pensions provided most of your income, and a whether to play golf or tennis. but that's no longer the case. financial professional brad allen with wealthwisconsin.com is here to tell us why retirement planning has changed and tips got a question for our experts? email them at ask the expert at today's tmj4 dot com. you can also leave a voicemail. the number is 967-5253. coming up at 4:30, a little boy, running late to school. ... and the reason he was tardy, is taking the internet by storm. we'll show you the storm team 4 now...if you were out and about around 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.... you know how ?fast? the storms moved in... and they packed a huge ?punch?. this video... from the u-w-m school of freshwater sciences, shows what it looked like down at milwaukee's inner harbor. after friday

a line of showers and storms will sweep through southeastern wisconsin early this morning, adding more moisture to the air so it will has lately. a midday break from the rain is anticipated with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a high of 77 degrees in milwaukee. incident freehere in county but other counties to the north and west of us getting we roads no complaints as you head out the doorspeeds are at or above posted overnight the mitchell interchange 894 to 43 northbound ramp shuts down completely from 10 until 5 am we're staying on top of breaking news this morning on milwaukee's northwest side. the search is on-- for a shooting suspect.ann sterling is near fond du lac and custer -- police are calling that area a hot zone...ann? milwaukee police are looking for a shooting suspect near fond du lac and custer on the northwest side. we're told the suspect shot a man from an victim in the bicep. police say the have depression and mental issues. if you live in the area, you're asked to stay away from the area. an investigation is underway this morning after a gas leak at an apartment b

first responders from southeastern wisconsin teamed up with the blood center of wisconsin for a 9-11 remembrance blood drive. they're very selfless people. they are heros no doubt about it. in just their daily lives day in and day out in their jobs. if you donate blood up until september 16, you will receive a special commemorative t-shirt. milwaukee leaders are remembering long-time journalist and radio talk-show host eric von. von died last night of a heart attack. he was 58 years old. i am going to miss him 25 years is a long time. one by one listen life and career of talk show host eric von.eric is pragmatic the radio unexpectedly night at his home. 9:23:14-16 his mic has gone silent but his voice will never die. von's voice was one many listened to on their morning drives daily on wnov am-860. he set the tone and had his finger on the pulse of the community he loved so dearly. eric has left an 13:15 in terms of bridging racial divides and gaps informing the electoriate. mayor tom barrett speaks on the man he came to know over the years ....he was a gaint in this community and in

with meteorologist an area of rain with embedded thunderstorms will likely move across southeastern wisconsin during the morning commute. while the severe threat is very low, we'll probably have some heavy downpours that couple hamper travel. make sure you have your headlights a 13-year-old girl is back home this morning after a 13-year-old girl is back home this morning after being grazed by a bullet at school. milwaukee police say they went say officers were talking to a 13-year-old girl when she became combative and tugged on the officer's belt. that's when the officer's gun went off. 17:03:52 "thirteen she shouldn't be struggling with the officer. he's an adult, he's a person of authority." :5617:09:44 that has be the scariest thing in the world that your daughter was shot even though i read that it was a graze wound, still, it's a gunshot wound. :50the incident is still under investigation. we now know the death of an inmate at the milwaukee county medical examiner's office says terrill thomas died from dehydration.april 15th, thomas was arrested for allegedly shooting a man in the chest

people will remember the 9/11 attacks in many ways over the weekend.ann sterling was with southeastern wisconsin today, who gathered for a remembrance blood drive. nats 8.45.24 -28we're helping out with calls in honor of 911 when you call the blood center of wisconsin to make an appointment, you don't expect a firefighter or a police officer to answer the phone. rich david - flight paramedic 8.20.25 people are surprised they can't believe someone from flight for life or pd or fire dept.is answering the phone at blood center of wisconsin. 8.20.31the first responders are teaming up with the blood center of wisconsin drive.more than 400 firefighters, police officers and paramedics who rushed into the world trade center died instantly when the twin towers collapsed on september 11 2001. lanny nye - donating blood 8.10.18 - the second tower came down in nyc, i knew we were under attack and we could go to war and we would need blood. 8.10.26lanny nye dashed to the blood center of wisconsin after he saw the second tower come down.that was nearly 15 years ago, he's and he's back again today. lanny nye-

let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... will sweep through southeastern wisconsin early this morning, adding more moisture to the air so it will feel stickier today than it has lately. a midday break from the rain is anticipated with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a high of 77 degrees new this morning, brown deer police just confirmed they're investigating a homicide at a near 50th and west bradley road. it happened last night around ten o'clock. police say they do have a suspect in custody and that the two men knew each other. we also talked to a lieutenant this morning and she told us this is an isolated incident and there is no danger to the public. a new special prosecutor will be representing the state in the appeal of steven avery. a judge appointed former milwaukee county assistant district attorney norman gahn to the case. he's replacing the manitowoc county d-a.... jaclyn labre... who stepped down of interest. avery says he was framed for the 2005 murder of teresa halbach, his attorney filed a motion asking for more forensic testing on evidence in the case. t

a line of showers and storms will sweep through southeastern wisconsin early this morning, adding more moisture to the air so it will feel stickier today than it has lately. a midday break from the rain is anticipated with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a high of 77 degrees new this morning, brown deer police just confirmed they're investigating a homicide at a senior apartment community road. it happened last night just after ten o'clock. police say they do have a suspect in custody and that the two men knew each other. we also talked to a lieutenant this morning and she told us this is an isolated incident and there is no danger to the public. also new this morning, milwaukee police are investigating a shooting at 78th and fond du lac on milwaukee's northwest side. police tell us a man in his 20's was shot in the right arm by a shooter from an apartment windowthe victim told police he knows the shooter. milwaukee county deputies are stilok who shot a two- month- old child during an apparent act of road rage. a gun shot went through a prius sunday on i-43 near capitol. the bullet h

rain and storm chances continue on saturday morning as the front makes its way through southeastern wisconsin, leaving a quarter to a half an inch of rain will gradually clear saturday afternoon but even with some late day sunshine the temperatures will struggle to hit 70 degrees in many spots. sunday will be mostly sunny and comfortable with a crisp high temperature as high pressure rolls back into southeastern wisconsin. the mercury climbs a bit on monday with seasonable highs in the mid-70s under mostly nobody likes being late. but a little boy rushing into school thought there was something more important than being on time to class --as steve campion tells us, ot social media sensation. in sleepy santa fe, texas, there's a special little boy at wollam elementary.( royce woodrow thompson / five years old ) "...pledge allegiance to the flag..."five-year-old royce woodrow thompson can recite the pledge of allegiance as if it's child play.on thursday morning, near the drop-off line, he showed us all how to be true americans.( officer cibby moore / santa fe isd police officer ) "it was our am

only thunderstorms are expected in southeastern wisconsin tonight. tonight will be muggy for late september standards, with lows and dewpoints in the 60s. a woman overdosed in a store.. right next to her two year old daughter.ac reports the disturbing scene was captured on cell phone video. screaming, the two-year-old girl is seen tugging at her mother's limp body sunday morning at family dollar in lawrence.that video now a key piece of evidence in charging this salem new hampshire mother with child endangerment. "it's very, very disturbing to see someone obviously in the matter of addiction, where it overtakes someone to the point where they're not able to take care of their child, person taking the video had helped the frantic child, that clip is a key piece of evidence in a child endangerment charge, combined with drug paraphernalia found in the woman's bag -- straws and baggies with drug residue. they believe she had overdosed on an oral version of heroin or an opiate-based narcotic like fentanyl.she finally came to after not one but two doses of

. >> heavy rain continues around southeastern wisconsin. right now, as we speak. >> let's get to meteorologis out. >> scott: it is going to be moving out in the next couple of hours. no watches or warnings, unlike earlier this evening when we really had rough stuff rolling through southeastern wisconsin. here's "storm team 4" max radar, just entering milwaukee county, southern ozaukee county. more mundane rainshowers going on there. heavier stuff to the west straddling 94 throughout waukesha and just in the eastern sections of jefferson county be continuing to move to the east southeast. should be exiting by midnight. outside now, damp pavement in west bend and throughout washington county, there have been very heavy downpours, letting up a little bit right now. your weather word is "clearing." looks like the rain and clouds will be departing after midnight. outside now, readings in the 60s. 63 waukesha, 68 milwaukee. much cooler than earlier today when we reached the 80s. take you around the clock, l we'll let you know how long that last i

parts of southeastern wisconsin is under a flood watch. meteorologist brian gotter in the weather center with the latest. 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 overnight with 1-3" of rain in our 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 wisconsin with lows near 70. a flood watch is in effect for the counties north of milwaukee until 1am thursday the rain also causing in southwestern wisconsin. the rain also causing problems in southwestern wisconsin.take a look at these pictures from yuba in richland county -- a reporter from our news parter in madison took these just a couple hours ago -- the village president says he's been sandbagging since 4:30 this morning.fields are flooded -- these cows left to figure out how to get to higher ground. yo

the annual event is the autism society of southeastern wisconsin's biggest fundraiser! the event raises awareness about autism... and also funds research and important outreach programs right here in our we've told you about several programs made possible thanks to dylan's run... like "peers" at marquette university and "soar" at the milwaukee airport. 3 this morning... we're talking about ?simple? resources that make life for families with children who have autism... a little easier.joining us now to talk about support groups and the help line is... -julie quigley, with the autism society of southeastern wisconsin -also dawn schwartz, dylan's mom. good morning to you both!-julie, let's start in southeast wisconsin? -how does the hotline work? so many resources made possible thanks to dylan's run... the 3 largest fundraiser for the -dawn, this is the 16th year... how has it grown? -i think what's really 3 special.. is this run- your son's namesake- benefits programs your family actually uses. so you can ly -will dylan be there sunday? thank you ladies so much for being

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

let's go around southeastern wisconsin where it is 70 degrees and temperatures have cooled off. you've already had one round go through, 82. to oconomowoc, for the rain has gone through. and after this line moves through, the threat of severe weather diminishes. we will see more lines of thunderstorms rolled through but the severe threat is what we have right now. you can actually see the streaks of rain just out to the west of milwaukee. this is getting ready toward us and you can see a live doppler 12 radar network, the nice thing of these storms are weakening. we still have a couple lines of thunderstorm out here, and those will move throughout the evening goes on. but the big thing was over dane county, and then all of a sudden the storms go kaput. but i do want to talk about these storms moving in. the heavier rain pushing through to delavan, lake geneva, racine. be ready as the storms race ug winds, maybe a little bit of small hail. and we have some lightning. this is important. there are a lot of teams practicing outdoors. you hear that thunder, you don't want to be anywh

right now outside across southeastern wisconsin. quiet conditions. a few thin clouds up above. starlight, the dry conditions down below. the wea sunday night, dry days will persist. we may eke out two more before we get to wet weather. 80s again. and get ready to feel awfully sticky soon. thursday seems to be nasty sticky. one fly in the ointment for the nice weather. along the lake shore communities all the way from the door county peninsula south through just around here, the beach hazards include sheboygan and also zonke county shorelines, here's why. strong winds bring high wave action tomorrow. possible rip currents making for dangerous swimming, especially again along the lake shore in ozake and sheboygan county. police take caution if you're doing activities there. high temperatures across wisconsin today. up a fe 77 in west bend and waukeshaw. the official high occurred 1:40 in the afternoon. two measly degrees pof average. it's been spoiled this summer. that's not bad. outside right now, we dipped inland to the middle 60s. 66 right now in -- should say 65 right now in

that should not interfere with any outdoor plans here in southeastern wisconsin until in the short-term, a great day anywhere across the matter state, looking at lower 70's around wausau in green bay down here across of in wisconsin, had on a degree or two. 75 in milwaukee today. in illinois, rockford and 76, up to the twin cities, upper 70's. the forecast for monday looks a little warmer with more missiles , southwesterly breeze that will start to pick up during the afternoon, close to 80 in milwaukee, rockford and chicago up to the wausau and rhinelander. even the u.p. in michigan, low to mid 70's. let's fast-forward for monday afternoon, where it will be sunny and warm, to money and at -- to monday night and tuesday when clouds roll in. rain showers are beginning to gather off to the west and north. those will spill in here sometime tuesday. showers and thunderstorms possible tuesday with more wednesday. we may see a day in the seven forecast with highs in the 60's. that would probably be on wednesday. in the short-term, we wrap the weekend up with a pick day, low humidity, mild temp

flood watches are out for much of southeastern wisconsin. you will still see some rain, probably not quite as heavy as what we have seen to the north so far. the heaviest rain is let's move ahead and show you as this makes its way to the east of 25-35 miles per hour, another round of rain and fond du lac at 10:30 p.m. you really don't need the rain. you see some pockets where we have rain, and where it is not too bad. same story of across northern washington county into dodge county. heavier rain moving back into some heavy rain waupun through -- some heavy rain through waupun. there is additional rent to the west of us. milwaukee, this will move into our northern counties throughout the night. it should die down a little bit as the night goes on. that would be good news because we don't want that to continue. here's 11:00 tonight, scattered showers and thunderstorms coue thunderstorms. that will be the case often on throughout the day tomorrow. our best chance of rain will be in the morning, then again later on in the day with additional sc

in late monday night and into tuesday to bring more clouds, rain and storm chances back to southeastern wisconsin. more news now.. the man who and three others back in 1981 -- is now a free man. john hinckley junior was released from a psychiatric hospital in washington d-c yesterday. earlier this year, a federal judge ruled that the 61-year- old is not a danger to the public. he is now living full-time at his mother's home in virginia. hillary clinton and donald trump have agreed not to campaign today. that continues the tradition of setting aside partisan politics on the anniversary of 9-11. both presidential planning to mark the 15th anniversary of the attacks by attending the official commemoration at ground zero. the woman seen in a famous photo being kissed by a sailor in times square has died. greta zimmer friedman was 21 when she went to times square amid reports that world war two had ended. that's when the sailor spotted friedman, spun her around and planted a kiss on her. the two had never met. coming up on live at daybreak: a pizza lovers dream.. why lots of people are talking about a

breaking news now-- storms causing flooding problems across southeastern wisconsin. forcing counties to put out sandbags and a school to evacuate. lets head straight over to meteorologist brian gotter with the forecast. 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 overnight with 1-3" of 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 wisconsin with lows near 70. a flood watch is in effect for rikki mitchell is live at st. john's lutheran school in mayville. wis 28 at oak street closed in both flooding. st. john's lutheran school evacuated because of flooding according to mayville police. all schools in mayville school district open, however parkview elementary school sandbagging as precaution. school district says superint

cg: nikki panico/komen for the cure of southeastern wisconsin panico, executive director of race for the cure.good morning nikki, i know the first thing we're looking ahead to a story that's made your neighborhood safer...a group of crime fighters tasked with dismantaling the city's most violent gangs... gangs... cpt. jeff mcklitz, milwaukee police, wi hidta 23.50-23.54 "the amount of crime that this crew was doing on a daily basis was literally enforcement say made it easy for them to build cases leading to hard time behind bars..catch marshanna hester's special report on the cbs 58 news at 10. coming up--- after heavy rain and flooding ....governor walker wants a disaster declaration for three nothern wisconsin counties. 3 plus ... the milwaukee bucks ditched the court ... for the golf course.why the team took to the links next! and i'm michael schlesinger.... you're watching the cbs 58 in the wake of heavy rains and flooding... governor "scott walker" is asking federal agriculture officials... to northern wisconsin counties . those counties are ashland, bayfield and iron. farmers

a line of showers and storms will sweep through southeastern wisconsin early this morning, adding more moisture to the air so it will feel stickier today than it has lately. a midday break from the rain is anticipated with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a high of 77 degrees in milwaukee. a wisconsin veterinarian is charged with sex trafficking in minnesota. prosecutors in lee kersten brought young women from china to the u.s. for prostitution. a criminal complaint alleges the 60-year-old picked up the a wisconsin veterinarian is charged with sex trafficking in minnesota. prosecutors in washington county say brian lee kersten brought young women from china to the u.s. for prostitution. a criminal complaint alleges the 60-year-old picked up the women at the airport and drove them to area motels and picked up money after their transactions with customers. police are looking for the guy in this sketch.they say he raped a 19- year- old woman at gunpoint near 62nd and kaul on van.anyone with information should call milwaukee police. its been three weeks since a house exploded in fitchburg

of kids in southeastern wisconsin--- inuding those at milwaukee public schools--- the ?largest? school district in thstate. cbs 58's ?kyle aevermann?... joins us live fro multi-cultral arts school" in milwaukee.... with a look at what students can expect this morning. kyle? students will begin arriving arnd 7:30 this morning....is is certainly a y ma kidokforwarto dea maulmral hoolthgetedey will be by mpsuperitdent d rrienn, driveran ayorm ar this of four in al sool the district participatinin arts progra.... which wor iasing student integrated arts mol.stues on this program fnd that on average, schools saw a 12.6 percent improvement in reading and a 22 and a half percent improvemt in math.but that's nothe only good news. atndance also increased,nd suspensions decreased.mps i the only district in the state to use this model. this school is just down the road from sherman park. so having the focus on the first day of school will be a welce change for most. milwaukee police have arrested more than a dozen people in a 24-hour period in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood.the prob

but thanks to funding from the autism society of southeastern wisconsin... it's down to 2 years. 3 dylan's run is the autism society's ?largest? fundraiser for the year.and that money makes programs like peers possible.there's still time to register! dylan's run is this sunday at 10-30 at milwaukee's lakefront.registration starts sponsor.in fact- i'll be there as the event emcee!if you run... you also get free admission to indian summer festival.we have everything you need to know at cbs 58 dot com.click the red newslinks tab at the top of the homepage. an artistic ?spruce up? is happening in a section of milwaukee's east side. the "black cat alley" project... promises to soon be brew city's ?new artistic destination. cbs 58's ?michael schlesinger? of ivanhoe and prospect to tell us about it. michael? 3 reax 3 when we come back on the cbs 58 morning news... we're talking hash tags. see the new emojis for n-f-l fans! 3 and--- a national anthem controversy results in big sales in the n-f-l explain ?after the break.? 3 3 a live look over.....on the i know you!

down here in southeastern wisconsin we are way behind. areas like washington county and good 25-35 percent color. you can see good, spotty colors across the country. 75 in lacrosse and 75 in madison. winds off the lake so only up to 66 here. 61 in milwaukee. 64 in west bend. 57 water town. and in beaver dam also. the winds continue to be brisk. they were strong all day. 14 miles per washington and dropping to down in milwaukee. racine and burlington with 10 miles per hour. showers isolated into the evening and everything coming in from east to west once again. you can see the band of scattered showers pushing on shore. the light rain showers at the moment are wrapping around a low pressure centered over indianapolis. everything is going to drift to high pressure tries to dry us out and the low comes back at us. it meanders over ohio and scattered showers through the day tomorrow through the evening into night. saturday morning a large area of showers predicted. those scattered showers continue through the day on saturday. by sunday, the l

only widely scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected in southeastern wisconsin tonight. tonight will for late september standards, with lows and dewpoints in the 60s.with the main frontal boundary sagging south on friday, we'll have a better chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms again. friday will also be cooler the northeast, off of lake michigan. highs on friday will struggle to reach 70 degrees. additional rain will probably be around a quarter of an inch. the first half of the weekend is looking have partly cloudy skies on saturday with highs in the lower 70s. a cold front approaches sunday, bringing a good chance for showers and key cog in their offense saturday against michigan packers defensive tackle brian price got a promotion today.. he was moved from the practice squad to the active roster while cornerback robertson daniel has been signed to the squad. the packers defense just two weeks in but already find themselves top in the league in run defense.and against the lions sunday they get a break after ameer abdullah was placed on i-r yesterday after u

rain on the radar, moving from the west northwest to the east, southeast, covering much of southeastern wisconsin, at the moment sheboygan is getting moderate showers. to milwaukee county, waukesha, to jefferson county. as we pull back and add the back edge to the north and west of dane county. most of the showers are rolling out of the area by 1 or 2:00 in the morning. we should be dry by morning. the temperatures are already down in the 40's in most locations. 48 in west bend, it'll be a cool start to the morning tomorrow, around 48 degrees, still rain and windy and cool conditions tomorrow, and then we'll have the w up in a few minutes. >>> the executive and board supervisors are pushing for a $15 minimum wage for county employees. they plan to present the proposal on monday. >>> the decision 2016 now donald trump's running mate, mike pence is in wisconsin. he met with the governor in madison, and visited one of the campaign offices. democratic vice president nominee, tim kaine next tuesday. trump will campaign tomorrow in waukesha. at the expo strshgs that'll start -- center, that'll start at

a line of showers and thunderstorms will sweep across southeastern wisconsin throughout the afternoon, so some early friday football frenzy games will get wet, especially north of i-94. this line will push out over lake michigan and we'll be looking at mainly cloudy skies with just a chance for a few showers and storms in extreme overnight, however rain chances are looking much less more local newsthe d-a's office says it wants to know how a man died of dehydration in his milwauke in april.he was charged with shooting a gun inside potawatomi hotel and casino. his father learned it was dehydration and bipolar disorde --, that took his son's life. he asked us not to show his face on camera. it shouldn't have happened i'm upset about it the whole thing the family's attorney is investigating all circumstances surrounding his death, including if inmates the sheriff's department, who runs the jail, says they won't comment until the investigation in complete. investigators in kenosha county are trying to figure out what caused the death of a man...found in a burning pickup truckdeputies say

jesse-- a line of showers and thunderstorms will sweep across southeastern wisconsin throughout the afternoon, so some early friday football frenzy games will get wet, especially north of i-94. this line will push out over lake michigan and we'll be looking at mainly cloudy skies with just a chance for a few more news now:disturbing video released by cincinnati police today. it was posted on social media by two people who terrorized a neighborhood driving around and firing, what ?looked? like, a real gun. police can't tell if the someone will recognize these guys and help track them playing "pokemon go" can be a huge distraction for ?drivers?. a study of 4- thousand tweets found 18-percent indicated a person was playing "pokemon go" while driving... and 4-percent were from pedestrians who nearly got hit because they were not paying looking to do something healthy and fun ... hike with the today's tmj4 staff during "hike milwaukee" this sunday, september 18th. we will take an urban nature hike milwaukee river.money raised will support the urban ecology center.sign up for the hike via our websi

, a severe thunderstorm watch, the potential for severe weather exists for all of us this southeastern wisconsin with the exception of sheboygan and fond du lac counties until 8:00 tonight. we have a couple of really notable clusters of storms making place right now with an abundance of frequent lightning and large hail. of course, the one that prompted the warning, just to the south, and west of delafield, and oakland, you can see from southeastern dane county, to southwestern jefferson county, copious amounts of lightning there. but also huge hail, in excess of quarter-sized to half-dollar sized, even golf ball size, on the northeastern portion of this right through dodge county and approaching washington county, around juneau, a lot of lightning associated with that. you folks not under warning, there's an abundance of hail and high winds associated with the storm going through your air, as well. i'll put a tracker on this, and you can see how quickly it's going to progress and affect some of you folks in west bend and throughout washington county, as we continue to approach the top of the ho

but the wind another cold front moves through on tuesday to bring rain and storm chances to southeastern wisconsin but is impact on temperatures for the a 72-year-old man hopes to be an ironman finisher in madison this weekend. lon getlin traveled to wisconsin from oregon to compete in his first- ever triathlon. the event is a 2.4 mile swim, a 112 mile bike ride and a 26.2 mile run. athlet line in 17 hours. getlin attended u-w madison... graduating in 1967: (("why would i chose this as my first ironman? that's because it's madison, if figured if i looked around and saw things it would motivate me.")) getlin says training for ironman was like nothing he'd ever done before. a yearly ritual in chicago lets cubs fans take a part of the team's home field with grass out every year at this time, to re-sod for the end of the season... and hopefully the playoffs. fans get to take off as much as they want. the cubs have baseball's best record, and a world championship is not out of the question... so this year's grass could be extra special. tailgaters at san francisco 'e able to take advantage of a new par

news last night to talk about how we can fight against heroin and opioid addiction here in southeastern wisconsin. >> it needs to be treated with the same urgency that cancer is treated. the medical society of milwaukee county invited kennedy to talk about his struggle with addiction, it's the subject of his new book. kennedy says one of the keys to cutting down on opioid abuse is being honest about the effects addiction can have like fatal overdoses. >> families are finally telling the truth about how their loved one died. that's going to change things. these were always issues about. tim: kennedy sponsored groundbreaking mental health legislation back in 2008. >> those thunderstorms that i heard and saw, wow. >> yes, we had pockets of heavy rain and a handful of warnings, a lot of hail showing up, especially in the dane county area, middleton and madison and cross plains. we are done with the rain for now, today. there are sprinkles back in the forecast in the coming days. this morning we have the patchy fog in place. inland locations with low visibilities. and jefferson and walworth counties.

of washington county, also down into walworth county, less than that just abo else across southeastern wisconsin. this will generally peak the colors in south east western october 15th. high temperatures right at normal. 66 in milwaukee, 71 madison, 71 wausau. and our temperatures drop fast, 63 in milwaukee and waukesha and burlington. 59 in racine. port washington at 67. look at these winds. out of the northeast 18 miles per hour. port washingn 22 mes per hour. in sheboygan 16 miles per hour, in milwaukee another breezy through the area. coming in off lake michigan, but they dissipate as fast as they form. better chance for showers tomorrow as this low pressure system over the ohio valley starts to meander back to the west and retrograde. and that will bring a few more showers in our direction. so your future forecast shows that low drifting east. by the morning hours you can see more showers pushing in from the east to the west. by noon tomorrow, more showers, and right through the afternoon showers wrapping around this evening. look at that midnight on saturday, pretty good band of showers ro

in southeastern wisconsin, showers pushing into dodge county, the main band well out to the west. they are diminishing. a few isolated showers overnight tonight. in the morning hours, could 66 degrees in the morning. >> thanks. >>> sunday will mark 15 years since the september 11th terror attacks on america. today americans are pausing to remember the victims and to reflect on one of the darkest days in this country's history. there were three people with ties to wisconsin who were among the 3,000 americans killed that day. >> a uwm grad was working on the 100th floor of the world e a 26-year-old, and veronica masa spoke to a local survivor in waukesha today. >> reporter: george and shannon, it was a beautiful ceremony here in downtown waukesha. on display there was a 22 2200-pound steel beam recovered from the world memorial for andrea. >> we were two young women from wisconsin, from west bend. >> reporter: jessica grew up just five miles away from andrea. both were 25 years old and in new york 15 years ago on that tragic september morning. andrea was on the 92nd floor of the nor

the lawsuit that's bringing the southeastern wisconsin and what the court's decision means for a since the launch of the new dannon whole milk yogurt, a natural outburst seems to have taken over the country. (security...) hi, i'm stuck in an elevator... (a what?) all natural, non gmo ingredients with vitamin d and whole milk. new dannon, >> welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." here is a live look at radar and we are in for it in just a little bit. not a complete washout for >> i believe mid to late morning and early afternoon dry periods and redeveloping. here we are with a look at the first cut forecast. sunrise 6:39. rain and a few storms this morning and warming up to 80. there is a look. you can see. lightning. we have thunder, lightning and brief heavy downpours. we look at fond du lac and dodge county getting a thunderstorm in washington county as well. the bound ri is up and over to the south. a few dry hours and another round later today and tonight. >> we continue to follow breaking news, large protests last all night in charlotte, north carolina. tim elliott is follow

a line of showers and storms will sweep through southeastern wisconsin early this morning, adding more moisture to the air so it will feel stickier today than it has lately. a midday break from the rain is anticipated with partly to mostly cloudy skies and a high of 77 degrees

fall has arrived in southeastern wisconsin, find out how long temps stay in the when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your excitement. to your home or office in milwaukee. when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your excitement. now delivering to your home or office in milwaukee. panera. food as it should be. now at six-- wisconsin families having a hard time getting by.the new are struggling. then -- a park fixture where a 12-year-old was shot and killed by police is moving. where the symbolic gazebo will be heading to today. and taking a live look outside-- live at daybreak.it's i'm vince vitrano.and - i'm susan kim.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with meteorologist jesse ritka. any shower will exit southeast wisconsin early this morning and the clouds will be slow to follow but eventually there will be sunshine for this wednesday. despite the clearing skies our temperatures will be er 60s with a crisp ne wind at 5- 10mph pulling cool air over

i don't think it will stay this intense into southeastern wisconsin, but i do think we will have rain. future cass, watch what happens. here is tonight. we take you through the overnight hours. we can see rain filling in. if you have an early commute, be ready. amount of rain rolling through the metro area. after that, we take a break from the rain. things calm down, a decent afternoon, maybe into the evening, but late afternoon and evening, around two, and that could impact high school football games. the storm threat index, a scale of one to 12. it is too. it is not high. the chance of severe weather low. heavier downpours possible, maybe minor street flooding. 35 mile-per-hour wind. a little bit of lightning, but again, not a great chance. mowing the grass tomorrow, not so good. saturday and sunday, a-ok. the weekend forecast is shaping up nicely. again, midday break, another round later in the day. if you have not seen it already, you probably noticed that it is because the moon is almost full. we are one night away from the full harvest moon. you can see the moon reflecting on la

with meteorologist an area of rain with embedded thunderstorms will likely move across southeastern wisconsin during the morning commute. while the severe threat is very low, we'll probably have some heavy downpours that couple hamper travel. make sure you have your headlights

. >> not everyone was happy to see trump in southeastern wisconsin. protesters gathered outside of the waukesha expo center with the message that trump is not understand that donald trump is not qualified to be our commander in chief. i would be terrified if he was in charge of our armed forces. >> on the democratic side of the presidential race, the clinton campaign has events planned in wisconsin this week too. anne holton, the wife of vice presidential nominee tim kaine, will be in milwaukee and kenosha today to encourage people to vote and chelsea clinton will visit the green bay area tomorrow campaigning for her mother. >> abc news has a team of reporters with the candidates on the campaign trail this morning. look for coverage today on "good morning america." that starts at 7:00. >> transforming downtown milwaukee. >> the fall makeover you might notice on your way to work today. >> plus, a not-so-clean getaway. a robbery suspect is caught minutes after leaving arby's. the mistake she made that led to her speedy arrest. moments before the animal