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and susan g. komen, one of the big things going on for today. temperatures climb out of the 60's and into the 70's. a little on the humid side of the susan g. komen run, especially for this morning. if you are rolling up to green bay for the packers gami the 70's, but take a long raingear. certainly a chance for a few showers and storms as the game progresses. here's a look at the camera mounted in sheboygan blue harbor beach you can see southeast breezes overall, it's already 66 degrees at sheboygan. fairly gusty southeast wind is pushing some of those waves up and over the breakwaters. clouds are filling in for us as well. we put together a nice dry storms. you can see some of the rain lining up in western wisconsin and across minnesota and iowa. no showers associate with a cool front that will pass through for us is afternoon. head of the cool front, a nice warm up with temperatures that will easily climb into the mid to upper 70's. between now and 1:00, morning sunshine. it's kind of hazy right now, morning sun giving way to mostly cloudy ski

it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on the race this as we support join 12 news cure.race for the susan g. komen time for it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on you can register right now at komen-arizona-dot-org. ???toss morning juice a girl turning six a girl a girl a girl turning six celebrated her birthday with god. according to buzzfeed.. 6-year-old leah loves rapper drake so much that she requested that her birthday party be drake-themed. her mother planned accordingly with black and gold drake party decorations.. a cake emblazoned with the ovo symbol and mini-hennessy bottles as balloon weights. there were even fake dollar you can bet a lot of people will be going as hillary clinton and donald trump this halloween -- but one little boy is not having it in a new video trending online.. check it out... mom and dads' persistence paid off in the end. they posted a follow-up video this past weekend of the

susan g. an army in pink descended on milwaukees lakefront this morning the 18th annual susan g. komen race for a cure took part near the art museum campus. survivors and families who honor their loved ones memories. 15-thousand people packed lincoln memorial drive for the susan g. komen 5k run and 1 mile walk. 'its amazing to see the community support.' each stride is a step forward in the fight for a cure. milwaukees race for the cure event is the largest funraser for the south eastern wisconsins branch raising over 1-million dollars last year. 'we want people to know that 75% of the money raised here stays right here the other 25% goes to national research.' to help women with the resources they need to diagnos and treat breast cancer - 'its challenging journey, financially and otherwise, so if we can relieve some of that burden were thrilled to do it.' the komen foundation supported michele mick through a find and treat the disease early on. 'definitely was a huge help just a relief to know those mammograms were being covered and the health insurance premiums because i needed that

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we'll have a look ahead at sunday's susan g. komen "race for the cure." tomorrow on wakeup -- fall is in the air -- fashion blogger pamela kieck joins us with scarf trends that will keep you cozy -- play -- repeat -- it's football time! "fan-gating" expert dana falk joins us with how to create the ultimate game day experience. that's tomorrow on wakeup -- women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. it's a disease that affects so many of us -- and on sunday thousands of people will gather in milwaukee to continue the fight. foundation's annual "race for the cure." its been almost seven years since she received the news. but on a rainy morning in milwaukee, the memory of when susan maurer learned she had breast cancer is still clear as day. 'i liken it to the tower of terror at disney world. because just with those words, the bottom falls out of your life.' of women, and men, around the country. and one of the reasons sunday is so important for the susan g. komen foundation. 'its a sea of people and pink... its awesome, its inspiring. itll bring you

she also volunteered for the susan g. komen foundation. she understood the importance of giving back... ?and? working to find a cure. cure. julie karpinski/passed away from breast cancer (2013 -corner note) 1:46 "i need it to happen very soon in my battle against breast cancer. they give me hope that i will be there for a long time for my children. (doon.... doon sounds)" 1:55holding on to that hope helped during her fight, but there's no cure battle with breast cancer one year ago this month.38:47 "losing a spouse at 39 is tough and no one should ever lose a mom. but it happens to a lot of people so we just try to do our best to give a little bit back and enjoy the days we had with mom, right?" 39:03one of the ways they give back is through "race for the cure." 7:26 "it says julie karpinski." ///7:26 "team: fight like a girl."julie she died-- walking and raising money. so did dad and the boys. in fact, the three walked last year too, just weeks after she died. and they'll be walking again ?this? year... with julie on their minds every ste

susan g. komen colorado estimates more than 15 thousand people showed up for race for the cure.. honoring moms, daughters, sisters, husbands, wives, and grandmothers -- all who have battled breast cancer. stey was there with her husband tim and 5- year-old son, austin.. austin was five months old when she found out she had breast cancer.. > we're happy to report -- stacey is another baby on october 18th.. our own kim christiansen emcee'd the survivor ceremony which immediately followed the race -- susan g. komen raised nearly 500- thousand dollars at the event. just weeks after getting a drug that victims . . the arapahoe county sheriffs office used it - we'll tell you what happened. and ahead: saving those vacation days may be paying off for folks looking to travel this fall. why the coming weeks are considered the best time to get management. the organization is reorganizing... and changing its field office in grand junction from the northwest colorado district... to the southwest district. according to the b-l-m, the northwest district is too big and already has field officers

they need to gear up for the race. the risk of breast cancer" "so kohls is a proud supporter of susan g komen and the fight against breast cancer. since 2010 we donated $6.5 million to komen to help educate women about the risk of breast cancer"the susan g. komen southeast wisconsin race for the cure is this sunday along the milwaukee lakefront. you can still register for 800-thousand dollars. still ahead... contamined tap water.what's been found in millions of american's water and when a health assessment will be released to the public. then... major development.the plans for wisconsin dells and how it will help boost the economy in the popular tourist town. and... need help with a consumer problem?our "call for action" volunteers are ready! call 414-967-5495... or request help online. just click on the icon... on the russ feingold: i'm russ feingold narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attack

susan g. komen southeast wisconsin and nearly 15,000 race komen southeast wisconsins annual race for the cure, featuring a 5k race and the komen mile 1.4 miles .where? on milwaukees lakefront. starting line, media tent located in front of the milwaukee art museum on lincoln memorial drive by the entrance 2016. festivities kick off at 7:00 a.m. race officially starts at 9:15 a.m. why? 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. the annual race for the cure is komen southeast wisconsins largest fundraising event. 75% of net funds raised here stays in the greater milwaukee community; 25% goes toward groundbreaking breast cancer breezy with a few rain showers possible this morning. the temperature will climb into the middle 70s ahead of a cod bring a better chance for thunderstorms in the afternoon. some of these storms may be strong to severe. expect windy and cooler conditions monday into tuesday as high temperatures only reach into the low 60s. 60s, by the end of the work week. today: br

if you want to take part in the susan g. komen 5k or mil late. you can either show up between seven and nine on sunday morning... or visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click links. you'll find the information necessary to register online. new at nine. a special visitor at the jackson police station today. this little guy was one of five kittens the police chief and and officer rescued from under a dumpster. the four others were rescued earlier in the day. this fifth one --- he was a little harder to find -- after he ran into the him back with cat food. all the kittens were taken to the humane society. a daring rescue caught on tape! two police officers in minneapols had no time to wait when they saved a man in a flooded storm drain. officials say before the water started rushing- the man was exploring the inside of storm drains along the mississippi. he was tethered to a tree-- but once the rain hit-- the force was too strong. the two officers and the paramedic that responded had little time to act-- pulling him up by the rope. po

can get involved too.the susan g. komen "race for the cure" is sunday morning.it starts at nine o'clock outside the milwaukee art museum.you can register online now -- or --- in person tomorrow.we have a link to register at cbs-58- dot-com.just click on "news links." 3 its all things fall at state fair park!harvest fair starts t. tonight..and it's family- friendly with music and food. there are also many new activities this year.. just for kids.harvest fair is going on at state tonight from five to 11... saturday from nine to 11 and sunday from nine to five. admission is free. waukesha's first ever ?oktoberfest? kicks off today! today!this is a live look at frame park where the big event will take place this weekend. it may be dark now but you can . see... today's opening ceremony and tapping of the "firkin".... still ahead this morning - a major security breach at a tech company.we'll tell you if your information could be at ri. risk.plus... a high-end retailer is now offering even more luxury! 3 and - londoners get a tast

ahead of the susan g komen "race for the cure. " "cbs 58's ?julie parise? is live at the art museum... to tell us more about big event. julie? good morning, you guys, you can see these fountains are on and bright pink this morning. it's all to raise awareness for the moment race for the cure event happening next month. 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 milwa

this is the pink tie event for susan g. komen. and at bmw of west lake. shawn h director of susan g. komen of ohio. nice tie. >> thank you, you too. >> mark: people have a lot of question marks. what is happening here. >> this a great event for men to support the women in their lives who have been a victim of breast cancer or no someone. something that we bring a lot of leaders from murphysville ohio and support the organizations we enter breast $1008. what does that number signify. >> a strange number. one in eight women diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. >> the great thing you get the tie. jt clothing helping us out with this. very good. thank you so much. and these are -- we know the story. these are our wives, our girlfriends, our sisters, our mothers who are all effected in some way shape or form by this in susan g. komen in a lot of different ways in northeast ohio and we are glad to be out here for sure. >> romona: northeast ohio does tremendous work for the community here. mark, strong men wear pink so i am loving that tie. >> byran: y

the susan g komen race for the cure is now just two days a. away. "the race is extremely emotional, it is a bonding experience beyond belief. belief. "you go down there and you just look around at all the people that are surviving and people that unfortunately did not make it, it's just a really hopeful environment and really caring environment environment this is a fund raiser for the fight against breast cancer and cbs 58 and telemundo wisconsin will be there. same day lakefront starts at 7 a-m with opening ceremonies to follow...and then a sea of pink will take off in a 'race for the cure.' if you're looking for something to do with your furry friend this weekend...head down to the summerfest grounds for petfest. petfest.dog barking while participating in an obstacle course with trainer trainer 'fromm family foods' is inviting all family members...-two-legged and four- legged, to particpate in milwaukee's only pet festival a doggie dash and an adoption avenue where you can meet a pet looking for their forever home. "it's really funny watching new

am...and then join families across the region who have been touched by breast cancer at the susan g. komen "race for the cure" - which kicks off at nine sunday morning outside the milwaukee art museum.you can register right on site. the badgers giving the entire state a reason to feel good. we also talk alex hornibrook who stepped in and did against michigan state. next at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. the first big ten game on the road against a top ten team.... reason enough for any quarterback to be intimidated, especially a freshman. freshman.but alex hornibrook said no--forget that, i'm gonna ball out. 16/26, 195 yards with a touchdown. had an interception and lost a fumble accurate, po

and one of the reasons sunday is so important for the susan g. komen foundation. 'its a sea of people and pink... its awesome, its inspiring. itll bring you to tears.' of komen will host its 18th annual race for the cure on sunday. more than ten thousand participants will flood the streets around the milwaukee art museum. "its such an emotional day but its such a powerful day.' over the years, organizers have raised more than 10 million dollars to support the fight against breast cancer. 'its absolutely essential. the race is the largest fundraiser for our komen each year. and 75% of the funds that are raised on race day stay right here in the beating the disease, maurer - now cancer-free almost seven years after her initial diagnosis - knows other forms of support come free of charge. 'a lot of times on race day, its just giving a hug to someone in a pink shirt. thats all they need. just to know that theres others of us who have beaten the disease. and theres hope for them too.' rain or shine on race day, nothing can dampen a survivors spirit. carl deffenbaugh, fo

showed off two squad cars that now have pink lettering.the police department partnered with the susan g. komen foundation and justice for a cure during october. a neenah family is asking for your help to make their diagnosed with brain cancer two years ago. his mom says since his future is uncertain they want to make his ?third birthday extra special with cards from all over. finley's birthday is coming up fast... it's on sunday october second.if you'd like to send finley a card... we have the address right there on your screen or you can click on this story at tmj4 dot com. still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- the director for this weekend's lakefront marathon joins us to talk about workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class taking a look

adlib & toss jimmy it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on october 9th at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix.you can register right now at komen a-z dot org. things are getting ugly in north carolina...after yet another deadly police shooting. we'll update the situation there ... and he c-e-o of the company that makes the epi-pen goes before congress today... with a lot of explaining to do. those stories coming up in 15 time for some 12 today trivia. we're celebrating arizona restaurant week out at barrio queen this morning. and their signature drinks are made with tequila. so our question to you.. what plant does tequila come from? think in a half hour. wall street is eyeing a decision by the federal reserve this afternoon. the central bank wrapping up a policy meeting, not expected to raise interest rates, which could affect all types of borrowing costs, from mortgages to car loans. overnight in asia, the bank of japan held rates in negative territory, sparking a rally in markets. on tuesday,

it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on october 9th at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix.you can register right now at komen a-z dot org. how long do you spend online... or on social media during the day?why some doctors are saying too much time online is as dangerous as cocaine...that's at 5:40... great together.for some of our producers...this is the best story of the day. the man accused of trying to run over phoenix police officers... is heading to court this morning.....or.. is he? valley mother - stands accused of mother - again! run over phoenix police officers...is heading to court this morning.....or.. is he? it has happened... again!a valley mother - stands accused of leaving a young child locked in a hot car while she went shopping. hillary clinton takes to late night t-v....and she's talking ?bromance with jimmy fallon.... in the morning juice... ???adlib welcome ???adlib & toss jimmy???adlib & toss ???adlib & toss jimmy ???adlib weather

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it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on october 9th at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix. you can in phoenix.chavez plaza the cesar october 9th at the cesar october 9th at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix. you can register right now at komen a-z dot org. ###break### ###break### ###break### time now for another check of your hot headlines.. hot headlines.. the tulsa will face charges. officer betty shelby has been charged with first-degree manslaughter. the charge comes less than a week after she shot and killed 40-year-old terence crutcher. aerial footage of the shooting showed crutcher walking away from officer walking away crutcher walking away from officer shelby with his arms in the air. police have said crutcher did not have gun on him or in his vehicle. protests continued in charlotte after the shooting death of keith lamont scott. to the streets of uptown charlotte to protest after scott was fatally shot by police on tuesday. tear gas was used to stop protesters from

however, there is a local organization hoping to change it's almost it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on october 9th at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix. you can register right now at komen a-z dot org. coming up this weekend is prostate onsite project at tempe kiwanis park. i will be out there hosting the start line. the event is an educational walk bringing awareness of early detection of prostate cancer. to register -- visit prostate check up dot org. still ahead on 12 today.. a state of emergency in charlotte, north carolina. why the civil unrest there -- could create problems closer to home. country stars -- young and old -- come together for a mash-up.. and it is the the morning juice. 12 today is back in three minutes. ###break### ###break### ###break### time now for another check of your hot police are ramping up police are ramping up police are headlines..hot check of your hot headlines.. police are ramping up forces to keep the peace in charlotte, north carolina. at least one person was shot and critically wou

that's coming up in the it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on october 9th at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix. you can register right now at last night in charlotte, north carolina.. protesting the deadly police shooting of a black man. police say they were looking for a suspect with an outstanding warrant when they spotted a man with a gun get out of a car.. officers said they felt threatened and shot at the man -- who later died at the hospital. police say the officer who shot him -- is also african-american. dozens of people protested in tulsa, oklahoma last night.. after a police shooting of an unarmed black man. on monday.. police released video of 40-year-old terence clutcher being gunned after the officer spotted clutcher's vehicle in the middle of the road. federal officials are filing charges against ahmad kahn rahami -- the man they say planted bombs across new york and new jersey. rahami will be charged with using a weapon of mass destruction.. and bombing public places. investigators

at last check - susan g. komen raised just over 495-thousand dollars at the event.. meet the 10-year- old -- who constantly changes his focus - to show others how he sees the world. he's only 10...but he already has a pretty good resume. we'll introduce you the boy with the long hair has been - that - kid. that kid - who can't handle a birthday party.. that kid - who couldn't interact with others at school. morgan wolfers deals with autism... out here... clarity and direction -- are exactly what morgan and his parents are looking for. the 10-year-old autistic boy... he's taken up nature photography. his parents heather and adam believe... morgan's autism plays a role in his work. work that's making morgan - that kid. that kid -- who conifer store called red roof relics. loretta hamilton charged him 10 bucks... for his spot on the wall. 10 percent of this 10-year-olds profits go to the blue ribbon arts initiative which supports autistic artists. his pictures have impacted people so much... morgan is now - that kid - whose picture was selected by national geographic fo

can get involved too.the susan g. komen "race for the cure" is sunday morning.it starts at nine o'clock outside the milwaukee art museum.you can register online now -- or --- in person tomorrow.we have a link to register at cbs-58- t- links." when we come back on the cbs 58 morning news...car company- tesla- is hoping to sell its cars at stores in michigan.but there's a legal battle brewing. plus--- which ice cream chain is coming ?straight to your doorstep.? 3 check this out!your ??first? look at petfest!we take you live to the summerfest grounds for a look ahead at this weekend's event. you're watching the cbs 58 morning 3 c-b-s 58 news time is 5:... on this................. morning. welcome back to the c-b-s 58 morning news. 3 in your "money watch" this morning-- the white house is investigating... a possible leak of first lady michelle obama's ?passport information.? information.?some hackers apparently broke into a contractor's e-mail that contained a scan of her passpor. passport. the group called "d-c leaks" later po

the festival opens tomorrow at ten a-m. 3 the susan g. komen "race for the cure" is ?this? sunday. it starts at nine o'clock outside the milwaukee art museum. you can sill register online or in person on race day. cbs 58 is a proud partner of the race for the cure...we'll have members of the news team including michele...and telemundo wisconsin team members out at the walk. so please stop by our tt say hello. the walk raises money for breast cancer research, awareness and surivors so pleaes come about be part of it all. all.we've got a link on our website, cbs 58 sot com with information about how you can get involved. a big thank you to everyone who joined me last night at turner hall to raise thousands of dollars for catholic the shamrock club pipes and drums in rare form last for the annual taste of ireland. the food competition with an irish accent. everybody who bought a ticket got to vote on the best.the money going to a select group of schools whose students helped serve the crowd.it marks the half way point to st patrick's day and is organized each year by the ancient order

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it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. join 12 news as we support october 9th at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix. you can register right now at komen a-z dot org. presidential politics are back in the valley today. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence will be in mesa.... team 12's nico santos is live with a preview. the rally is set for later tonight.it'll happen at the 'living word bible church' here in mesand the indiana governor mike pence will is flying solo at this one. this will be pence's third months ago. he spoke at the phoenix convention center early last month.and he joined trump at a rally august 31 when trump gave specifics on his immigration plan.both he and trump have been hitting the trail hard.last night meeting with a group of pastors in cleveland continuing their outreach to the black community.polls show democratic nominee hillary clinton has a wide advantage among black voters. trump have five-point lead over clinton in the state of arizona.arizona has voted for a democratic presidential

for the "susan g. komen foundation." julie understood the importance of giving back... ?and? working to find a cure. the family walked in the race for ?years? before she died. they'll walk ?this year? too.... in memory of julie. 45:23 "there's not a day that passes that we don't think about mom, but this year, will be more of a celebration of her life and all the greatness that she brought." 3 thanks od involved too.the susan g. komen "race for the cure" is sunday morning.it starts at nine o'clock outside the milwaukee art museum.you can register online now -- or --- in person on race day.we have a link to register at cbs-58- dot-com.just click on "news links." an elkhorn girl with a big heart is helping out a k-9 in racine... making sure the officer gets home safely each night. a group who gets protective vests for police k9's. she knew she wanted to donate... and four years later... her dream was realized. the vests are costly-this one was 1-thousand dollars. but maddie saved up and bought it! now k-9 titan is proudly wearing a k-ecti9 ot vest. 3 1818 like officers say. i w

all >> it is almost time for the susan g. komen race for the race. you can register right now. >>> tomorrow the valleys won the world by winning gold and now he is doing mixed martial arts. that is tomorrow after sunday the weekend.sports is tracking it. we will check in in just a minute. let's go to cameron cox in buffalo. if you come to buffalo niagara falls is a must-see. picture-perfect. 30 minute drive north of the city. a 20 minute drive south you land here home of the buffalo bills. this is where all the action is. bill stands take their football seriously no matter how bad their team is. they began arriving at 5 am and stayed tmo the fans are already partying. >> it is about the tailgating not the wins and losses and no one ever beats us at tailgating. >> get down and party and have fun. >> reporter: it doesn't matter if they are good or awful? the cardinals don't come to buffalo often. they haven't won here in 45 years, but they know anything it's a lot of things that we haven't seen in is going to be a great test.>> reporter: coming up toni

its fountains have been turned pink for the susan g komen race for the cure... that's this sunday along the lakefront after a beautiful day.. some big changes are on the way... meteorologist scott steele is over in the weather center with a look at the forecast. after an exceptional day of sunshine and warm temperatures, some big changes are on the way. high pressure gave us a break from yesterday's rain but it won't be strong enough to keep the next stretch of unsettled low pressure will develop overhead tonight and linger for several days with several twists in the atmosphere expected to roll through with and abundance of energy and moisture available for some heavy rains and storng storms, particularly early tomorrow morning and tomorrow night. we'll feel all that moisture with sticky conditions returning to southeast wisconsin as dew points climb back through the 60s to near 70 degrees. the unsettled through at least the end of the work week as a frontal building towards their future today when the signed yannis "ah-ta-come-poe" to a new contract extension t

the police department partnered with the susan g. komen foundation and justice for cure during october. >> shannon: a family is asking for your help to make their toddler's birthday extremely special. this is benny. he has been diagnosed with brain since his certain is unfuture they want to make his third birthday extra special. it's october 2nd, so to send finally a car we have the accident right there on our screen. we'll have it online also. >> charles: hopefully people will send him a card. you'll get the chills after you see how awesome green bay's town will look. >> shannon: we haven't seen a snowflake just yet but officials are rounding up snowplows. we'll explain les all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade.

they are running in sunday's susan g. komen race for the cure. of kohl's picked up the tab for everybody they needed. >> the survivors are so excited and so touched by the generosity of kohl's. they are creating great awareness with this initiative, and really a beautiful honor to summer, along the milwaukee lakefront. >>> for your money, it's officially fall, time to start thinking about halloween. americans expected to spend more than ever on the holiday, $8.4 billion total, according to the national retail federation, that's an average of nearly $83 a person. >>> on the campaign trail, hillary clinton says immigration reform will boost america's economy by $700 billion while donald trump says the immigration population is about to set a two claims politifact is putting through this week's truth owe meter. here's is is george mallet. >> within just a few years, immigration, as a share of national population, is set to break all historical records. >> donald trump making that claim as he outlined the specifics of his immigration reform plan. tru

ahead of the susan g. komen race for forecast... today: mostly sunny. high: 79tonight: storms possible late. low: 65 wednesday and thursday: scattered storms . highs near 80. lows in the 60s.friday: chance of showers and sto high: 79tonight: storms possible late. low: 65 wednesday and thursday: scattered storms . highs near 80. lows in the 60s.friday: chance of showers and storms. high: 72 forecast... today: mostly sunny. high: 79tonight: wednesday and thursday: scattered storms . highs near 80. lows in the 60s.friday: chance of showers and storms. high: 72 today: mostly sunny. high: 79tonight: storms possible late. low: 65 wednesday and thursday: scattered storms . highs near 80. lows in the 60s.friday: ch o high: 72 forecast... today: mostly sunny. high: 79tonight: storms possible late. low: 65 wednesday and thursday: scattered storms . highs near 80. lows in the 60s.friday: chance of showers and storms. high: 72 today: mostly sunny. possible late. low: 65 wednesday and thursday: scattered storms . highs near 80. lows in the 60s.friday: chance of show

later today, milwaukee's it's the susan g. komen race for the cure. the event raises money and awareness for breast cancer, celebrates survivors, and honors those who have lost their battle with the disease. it's taking place this morning at 9:00 starting at the milwaukee art museum. registration will be open at 7:00. 5:48 right now, for that event happening out there, thousands of people are going down. are they going to get wet? sally: d w and clouds make a comeback mid-to-late morning. the rain holds off until this afternoon. it will be great for all those spectators and all those who are participating in the run and walk for susan g. komen. temperatures in the 60's, a little humid this morning. take a look, the streak will probably end today with 84 days for temperatures 70 are better. we certainly had a sincere i still have 77, forecast for today. the game day forecast of your packing up, running up 43 and having a green bay, i expect temperatures into the low 70's. kickoff could see a stray shower approaching parts of brown county and and we loo

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it is the susan g. komen race for the cure. you have time to register for that race. >> i was say right now is perfect running weather. melinda: it is a lot less humid. jeremy: temperatures mid 60's across the area. i just got a report down in walworth county on our facebook page and tammy reported a quick moving downpour moving through. heavier rain staying well off to the west and temperatures pretty uniform with clouds out there. 62 in sheboygan. even though we are expecting a in the upper 60's and i think you can leave the jacket at home and if you want to take the umbrella there is a slight chance of a shower into milwaukee today. 70 degrees during the afternoon with a high of six -- we peak at the weekend forecast coming up. it looks like the rain so far is in walworth county. matt: we are pretty much dry across the freeway system. here at n dry. the travel time from the hale interchange to the zoo interchange has an average speed of 55 miles per hour no crashes on the system right now. melinda: right now parts of wiscons

aer tie guy event happening in west lake, and it's to help fight breast cancer on behalf of the susan g. komen northeast ohio foundation. >> i know you guys are both very involved in that. we talk to mark every morning on cleveland 19 news about his radio show. >> you get up at - - well yowrks don't get up at 4:30 a.m. to teeb here at 4:30 a.m., what time do you get up? >> what'd you say? no, we get up a t at 3:00 a.m., 3:30 a.m. >> feel og kay right now? >> listen, i'm fine. if you're up sitting round at 4:30 a.m., 5:00 a.m., turn us on. >> or if you have lots to do. >> turn us on anyway. up next our investigative team continues continues to dig into the possible victims of an accused serial killer. today we learn more about the woman who escaped from an ashland home. >> all right even a few storms here in the eastern counties. moving towards kinsman, we're tracking the rain, tracking the risk of thunder the next few days here, detail next segment. >> plus, the new american greetings headquarters is open in west lake. how will it affect traffic in the area. >> get breaking news and weather no

. >>> preparations are underway for tomorrow's susan g. komen race for the cure. it will be held at 9:15 tomorrow morning on milwaukee's lake front. more than 15,000 people are expected to participate, and the race day registration will be held from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the south fountain's off lincoln memorial drive. fees are $40 for adults and $35 for children. >>> kohl's h $10.5 million in the fight against breast cancer in southeast wisconsin. earlier this week, the brookfield store hosted a shopping spree for 60 breast cancer survivors. it paid for their footwear, clothes and other running gear. >>> and still ahead on live at 6:00, the price tag of deadly flooding in western wisconsin this week. >> and right now severe flooding not far away in iowa. ?? there's a place where life is served in small batches. where the barley grows long and the hops grow as tall as the tales that follow. where new ideas are served daily. and passion is poured into every pint. wisconsin emergency officials say this week's flooding in the western part of the state caused millions

they picked up shoes, vests and whatever else they need for sunday's race to benefit the susan g. komen organization...which raises money for the fight against breast cancer. "the race is extremely emotional, it is a experience beyond belief. belief. "you go down there and you just look around at all the people that are surviving and people that unfortunately did not make it, it's just a really hopeful environment and really caring environment environment please be sure to stop by and say hello..i'll be out there with the cbs 58 and telemundo wisconsin news team. same day registration starts at 7. with opening ceremonies to follow and then a sea pink will take off in a race for the cure. 3 a local expert talks about the 'chromium' levels detected in many homes. 3 and a local professor is recognized and rewarded for her groundbreaking work with seniors coping with dementia. we'll hear from her when the news at five returns. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. nar

there was an unbelievable turnout for sunday morning's "susan g komen race for the cure" on milwaukee's lakefront. thousands of people dressed in pink to walk... jog... and run to make sure moms, aunts, sisters, grandmas and friends will be there for years to come. they mean everything to me. they mean the world to me. i really wouldn't. wouldn't."i don't how people can survive without your friends and family. it really means everything." everything." the race is near and dear to cbs 58.our own michele mccormack, eric levy and of courese michael schlesigner were all there. coming up this morning--- remembering a golf legend. legend. we look back at the famous career of arnold palmer... russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ..

her name is teri... ...she was born on we'll be watching, item it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure and join 12 news as we support the race this year at craves chavez plaza in phoenix. you can register at komenarizona.org. >> tonight of-a-kind event for thrill- seekers. the endurocross championship series made a stop at west world, where riders got to show off their skills all on dirt roads and through obstacles. >> you'll see in the outside world put into a spectator- friendly arena, water crossings and wood pit and it's pretty nasty out there and you have guys taking their time and this stuff, it's all high-intensity racing on these ridiculous still win and that is exactly what cody did. congratulations to him. >> he said it right there, wild obstacles, crazy obstacles. >> logs and tires. >> can't even ride a bike without worrying about falling over. >> i would kill myself -- no way. >>would you try it once? >> if i did, i wouldn't be back in studio anytime san jose soon. >> i would walk the bike. >> leave it up to cody; righ >> [ laughter ]. >> all right, remem1

ahead of the susan g. komen race for the curethis weekend. we'll tell you all about it... in just a couple of minutes. but first--- 3 3 (((30 second tz))) tz))) .today...mostly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms in the late morning and afternoon. highs around 80. south winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...cloudy with a 50 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms. lows in the mid 60s. north

the fountains will turn pink in honor of the upcoming susan g. komen race for the cure. the race will be held at the lakefront this sunday. registration is still open. the fountains will turn pink starting at 6:00 tomorrow morning. we are looking at video from previous years. the severe storms stayed just hit? meteorologist: we were very fortunate. madison on the northwest and southwest sides, that was a different story. look at the size of this hail. big for wisconsin standards. 2.25 inches in diameter. this is sizable. insurance adjusters will be out in force in madis this from chris. appreciate these pictures. almost looked a little winter-like. that was not snow. that was hail coming down fast and furious. it was glorious after the rain move through. nice picture from east point. appreciate that double rainbow. how much rain are we talking? cedar grove, .37. no rain in racine or kenosha. watch what happens on radar. here it is. it disappears. keeps disappearing. there is still a little left over, which we will show you in a second. i know it is not exciting for you,

a sea of pink at the starting line for the susan g. komen race for the cure. the event raises money and awareness for breast cancer. honors those who have lost their battle with the disease. a double breast cancer survivor in the race today tells us this race is part of the healing process. >> i think for women just to see all the other survivors here and see the support out here in the community that we can get back to a normal and active and healthy lifestyle. and that getting through breast cancer is about surviving and doing well and being healthy and getting back to a normal adrienne: organizers say 75% of the funds raised today will stay in southeast wisconsin for breast cancer screening, education and community programs. the rest will go to national research. we are keeping an eye on a few showers tonight. chief meteorologist mark baden is tracking it from the weather center. mark: we're not quite done yet. there are more scattered showers instead of being so sticky for so long, it is actually going to be cooling down. this is one of the greatest reason

today marked the 18th annual susan g. komen "race for a cure". 15-thousand people took part in awareness in the fight against breast cancer. many families celebrated their survivors. others remembered the loved ones they've lost. todd karpinski's wife lost her battle last year. 'i think today is a day of celebration and to remember all the good things has brought to our family and to remember her spirit and have a fun day.' in 17 years-- the race has been run-- the southeastern wisconsin chapter has raised over 14 million dollars. lingering showers and t-storms will taper off late this monday with a high in the mid-60s and a strong west wind. a few showers are possible tuesday with a blustery high around 60. crisp mornings ahead this week the 60s. tonight: t-storms ending. low: 55 dewpoint: 49 wind: w 5-15 mph monday: windy and much cooler. high: 66 dewpoint: 47 wind: w 15-25 mph windy with a chance for a few rain showers. am low: 45 high: 60 dewpoint: 43 wind: wnw 15-25 mph high: 64 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 5-15 mph thursday: mos

we talked to a board member with the susan g. komen colorado organization who says that the race is an experience like no other. >> the race for the cure is such a great celebration. if you've never attended one, just really have to see it to believe it boas and sparklers and glitter and it is really a day of celebration for survivors like me and also to remember some of those who we lost to breast cancer. >> absolutely. one in seven women in colorado will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. the komen foundation helps fund breast cancer studies. also helps people through you can register on the day of the race starting at 6:00 a.m. the 5k starts at 8:00. it starts right by the pepsi center there. it's just a walk. it's a run, whatever you want to make it. you can bring the family. then at 10:15, we'll honor the survivors who are participating. it's a great morning and we hope to see you there. we are very, very proud sponsor of the race for the cure. >> absolutely. you need to see how many people make it a yearly traditi

i'm not sure where september went but october begins this weekend and it's almost time for the susan g. komen race for the cure. we support the race on october the ninth. you can register at komenarizona.org. eally tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests, and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpayers. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- samuel l. jackson.

it's in honor of sunday's susan g. komen's race for a cure this sunday. the race raises money to fight breast cancer. >> money raised here stays right here to help men and women who are diagnosed with this disease other tests. joyce: you can still register now and on race day. it's probably too early to ask what kind of weather will they have, but no matter what, it is a good time. lindsey: we do have chances of rain. today was good. it is a lot of rain in the next several days. some areas could see flash flooding. your weather story does feature the rain returning, especially for those areas to the west, bordering into minnesota and iowa. on thursday, still scattered storms. temperatures hovering near the 80-degree mark. friday, showers still. the one thing going for us is that there is not a lot of energy, so i don't anticipate an onslaught of severe weather. flooding potential, especially areas to the west. i would not be surprised if this flash flood watch was extended to include madison, to the west of 39. this is where we could see the most heavy ra