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th disconnecting more than 550 unused but active cell phones. the savings add up to $325,000 a year over the next two years. the t has also come up with other ways to eliminate wasteful spending. ed: unusual walk to school for some kids. maria: the message from this introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, a-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. welcome back to school? sasquatch came out to help them walk to school. he taught kids how to be safe. >> i'm trying to send a message. i hope if they will stop for me they will stop for the creatures in the road. anchor: he had some drivers throwing on the brakes posing anchor: i love how the little girl was holding his hand. it's ok. >> floodwaters in florida rising as hermine becomes a hurricane. anchor: what the weekend impact will be. >> spectacular explosion. the launchpad disaster and why it is a blow to facebook. >> a babysitter hired accused >> the vacation that turned into a massive drug smuggling bust. >> from boston, this is

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it just got easier to get rid of your unused medication. walgreen's has installed medication disposal kiosks at 18 you can use the kiosks to drop off unused or expired prescription drugs and controlled substances. the state showed off the kiosks today at the walgreens at 35th and wisconsin. >> and i've asked people many times, would you lead a loaded -- leave a loaded handgun sitting on the counter in your home with children coming in and out? and no one would. and yet, not enough people think about what's in their medicine cabinet. patrick: according to the attorney general, 88% of heroin users first became addicted to prescription pain killers. joyce: some of the most important programs in milwaukee county will keep his job. the county board today confirmed hector colon to stay on as director of health and human services. the confirmation is for two years instead of the normal four. the compromise comes after a county committee recommended firing colon, who's in charge of programs like juvenile justice, homelessness, and behavioral accomp

and we think that makes all the sense in the world. >> keeping those unused medications out of the hands of anyone who might intentionally misuse them. >> there are far too many people in massachusetts who leave that stuff lying around, because, who knows, someday they might need it. and there are real consequences to that. >> security cameras watch over each box and the company promises to keep the boxes secure. >> it's only open while the ma hours -- in some of our locations where the storm is open longer than the pharmacy this will not have access. it will be locked. >> the company also says those boxes will be emptied every 30 days. live in quincey, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> thank you. new numbers show massachusetts is well below the national average when it comes to deporting undocumented immigrants. a review found last year the bay state deported just 26.9% of that's the lowest of any state. far lower than the national average of 46.4%. the herald reports it's a rate that's dropped every year since 2006 when 80.5% were deported. an alarming new report on child refugees. the united nat

i'm saying as we have discussions with the region on the shortened operations opens we'll ask for unused money. >> is that because the town hall toll of our operational experiences are not enough. >> we - the total of our needs are less than a with we received a and a. >> we cover the shortened operating expenses and able to take the shortened lease revenue and put to an operating. >> only apprehensible to the terminal the shortened five and six money. >> an operating grant for the transit center when we move over to the shortened transit center. >> and can our administrative overhead is partially reimbursed spent a lot of time. >> if we do the shortened cross allocation plan recover the shortened staff time with the manager running the facility we don't spend a lot of time for the shortened to me terminal. >> this money we'll be scarred to death for . >> in operations. >> oh, okay. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> thank you sarah. >> next item. >> >> all right. your schedule to go into closed session and not received any public comment on the shortened any allergies the shortened public c

are set up for people to drop off unused medication. gov. scott walker<"105517 when you come here there's no questions, no hassle, and it's easy 21">((butted to))mayor tom barrett<"104026it is not safe to put them down the drain, or in the toilet, becaus our mmsd water suited to al with those issues">you ca al turn in old prescription pills at local police departments. milwaukee police losing one of its finest officers to retirement.11 year old k-9 emo is hanging up his leash after 9 years on the.cehe and his partner were involved in over 2-hundred arrests. for your health.. the next big diet trd could be.. the cafeteria diet. a lunch lady in texas says she's lost 100 day for a year. this is what tammy used to look like at 260 pounds... weight she carried with her for 17 years after the birth of her second child. she says cutting out fast food was also a big part of her weight loss. experts say flavored liquids could increase the toxicity of e-cigarettes. strawberry, coffee and menthol flavors were most toxic to airway cells. the study also

governor scott walker says people across the state could already turn in unused prescriptions at police stations. walgreens hopes kiosks - like this one - will make them even easier to get rid of.... since some people don't live near police stations... and others might feel uncomfortable stopping in. in terms of challenges people might have in terms of going to the police station or question 17 you come here there's no questions, there's no hassle, and it's easythe attorney general says 80 percent of people who use heroin started with prescription painkillers... and 70 percent of them got the pills from friends or family. making it all the more important those drugs not sit in drawers or medicine cabinets. in total walgreens is installing 18 of these kiosks at pharmacies across the state at 35th and wis pz other kiosks in our area are located in brookfield... greenfield... menomonee falls... kenosha... oconomowoc... and racine violence erupted again in charlotte, north carolina... over the police shooting of an african-american man.44 people were arrested and at least five people injure

i'm saying as we have discussions with the region on the shortened operations opens we'll ask for unused money. >> is that because the town hall toll of our operational experiences are not enough. >> we - the total of our needs are less than a with we received a and a. >> we cover the shortened operating expenses and able to take the shortened lease revenue and put to an operating. >> only apprehensible to the terminal the shortened five and six money. >> an operating grant for the transit center when we move over to the shortened transit center. >> and can our administrative overhead is partially reimbursed spent a lot of time. >> if we do the shortened cross allocation plan recover the shortened staff time with the manager running the facility we don't spend a lot of time for the shortened to me terminal. >> this money we'll be scarred to death for . >> in operations. >> oh, okay. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> thank you sarah. >> next item. >> >> all right. your schedule to go into closed session and not received any public comment on the shortened any allergies the shortened public c

they will bus students from challenger middle school to an unused school in alhambra school district. those 6050 -- 6050 -- 650 students will be parents from desert school learned how they will consolidate 800 from landmark to desert school. they will use a half day schedule with key core classes, cut down 10 minutes each and pe art and music removed. parents used as child care can

the school would only have around 100 students, and it would be in an unused building that's already in town. the idea was inspired by a successful recovery high school in houston, texas. jeff horn, assistant chief ccsd 06.00.55.00 "these aren't deviants of soci they aren't criminals. they are kids who for many of them are just lost and are dealing with a disease." (butted with) 06.02.04.00 "we'd give them support, whether it is counseling. whether it is one on one work with students. whether it is wrap around services." c-c-s-d leaders tell us they are in the 'fact-finding process" of making this school a reality. las vegas's mayor pro tem steve ross.. was also at the meeting. his son shane is facing charges for a spree of armed heroine addiction. the ross family says shane had been out of their lives for about 10 years-- then they reconnected 2 years ago.. and that's when they learned about his struggles with drugs. dealing with his addiction in such a public way hasn't been easy, but they say they've been overwhelmed by the support from the community. "recover is for everybody. no

they will bus students from challenger middle school to an unused school in alhambra school district. those 6050 -- 6050 -- 650 students will be parents from desert school learned how they will consolidate 800 from landmark to desert school. they will use a half day schedule with key core classes, cut down 10 minutes each and pe art and music removed. parents used as child care can as enrichment. >> it's nice the schools come together, it was just summer. they could of fixed it in the summer. >> the parents and the students will be affected. now they have to scramble for day care, child care that will the be costly. that's my concern. >> students from landmark will be start you're busing on thursday. th for five weeks one of which is five weeks. >>> a crash overnight killed one woman and injured two. a machine ran a red light -- man ran a red light. the woman driving the sedan was killed. the passenger in serious condition. the police are looking into the runner was drunk. >>> two teenage hikers safe after being stuck. the news chopper was off erbe the -- over the scene as they were r

. >> instead of consolidating four schools to two they will bus students from one school to an unused school. 650 students will continue on a near normal schedule. the district will be consolidating two schools into one. that's what parents are learning, how they will do that. parents were invited to how they will consolidate 800 into desert spirit. what we are told they will use a half day schedule. parents worried about child care can use the other half of the day as enrichment period. they are worried about the schools come together, but it was just summer, they could have fixed it in the summertime. >> the parents and the students that will be affected by the changes, they have to scramble for child care that will be costly. that's my concern. >> the two schools that are being consolidated will start at desert spirit on thursday. they will be their locations. >>> people are blaming state lawmakers for the problems. between 2008 and 2014 they cut more than 1.5 billion dollars for school maintenance and repair. they ignored state laws when they did not pay to k through 12 schools. j

the unused items getting taken off the budget. new this morning, taking the classroom outdoors. the unusual kindergarten program, focused on nature. randy: an embarrasing first pitch in texas. the valiant, but ill-fated attempt, ahead. erika? -- he will be back on the campaign trail after he said there would be no amnesty for people here illegally. cindy? cindy: a chance of showers in spots today. the timeline on showers in our area and the impact of the tropical storm that could big potentially bring, ahead. a lot of this activity is focused south of the mass pike and as you are having out the emily: [laughter] those are the folks at health yoga life. you can help your kids ease that back to school stress. cindy: i think the first half of the weekend, sunday into monday could potentially have felt severe impacts. this is hermine, the wind 60 miles per hour moving north-northeast. it is finally starting to get a move on, spiraling into a band of rain where there could , a sloth of heavy rain potentially up and down the seaboard and out through the carolinas. as he gets further n

the governor says kiosks - like this one - will make it easier for people to turn in unused prescription drugsit's been installed at the walgreens store on 35th and wisconsin. old, prescription pills can already be turned in at local police departments. the governor says this gives rid of them. when you come here there's no questions, no hassle, and it's easy milwaukee mayor tom barrett says the kiosks will help keep drugs from turning up in the local water supply. it is not safe to put them down the drain, or in the toilet, because our mmsd water system is not suited to deal with those issues according to the attorney general... the dropoff site also keeps opioids out of medicine drawers and cabinets -- where they can fall into the wrong hands. prescription drug abusers get them from friends or family. ive asked people many times - would you leave a loaded handgun on the counter of your home with young children coming in and out? no one would in total walgreens is installing 18 of these kiosks at pharmacies across the ststa at 35th and wis pz tmj4 also while in milwaukee... the governor

customers can drop off unused medication by placing them in a disposal kiosk: (("so just make it a practice. everytime you come in to pick something up, bring something to drop off if you've got some in your medicine cabinet at home, because doing that could save the life of someone you love."))walgreens has disposal bins in 18 of its pharmacies in wisconsin, including several in our area. embattled health and human services director hector colon will keep his job. today, the milwaukee but colon did not get a full four- year term. instead, the board approved a two- year term. during today's board meeting, colon was criticized for what some call a lack of ?transparency?. two people are dead in the crash of a car and a milwaukee public works truck. it happened this morning at 76th and sheridan on the northwest side. both of those killed were in the car. no one in the truck was hurt. police are investigation what caused the accident. a second crash, around that person seriously hurt. it happened when a car collided with a box truck near teutonia and good hope. no word on what led to that crash

with overdose deaths on the rise walgreens was to take unused and expired drugs back for they have set up safe medication disposal kiosks and 300 other pharmacies. in arizona we have 18. people can dispose of unwanted or expired prescriptions in the boxes to avoid any accidents at home. >> arizonans can dispose of their medications with the peace of mind that those drugs will not have unintended >> the kiosks are open during normal pharmacy hours and some are available 24 hours a day.>>> happy friday. quiet conditions after an active weather pattern. nice to see the conditions. you can see the valley pinpoints radar pretty calm perfect timing for the weekend dew point not as muggy as yesterday. give us a relative 18%. all eyes are on florida last night and the carolinas we will zoom in closer. hilton head and north carolina you can see all of that out there. 80% of people in the city of tallahassee without power last you can see some activity north and south of the grand canyon out towards window rock seeing some showers but it looks like a pretty calm night expected across the valley.

. >> first a water pump sitting unused in a flooded neighborhood. new at 6:00, pasco county leaders are asked why the pump was not turned on despite mandatory evacuations. i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm wendy ryan. supervisors ordering pasco county workers not to turn on a water pump as water is county leaders for answers. ryan. >> reporter: yeah. conditions, guys, so bad out here at bass lake that pasco county officials did not release it from the mandatory evacuation status until now. one week after hurricane hermine swept through. as the community has been waiting for some improvement, a tip let us to a vital water pump turd off. >> this water has been here since thursday. it started coming up. we've had very, very little recession. >> reporter: in pass lake, jamie and her flooded neighbors on brookwood drive say they have seen very little effort by the county to get this street dry. >> frustrating and almost hopeless. >> reporter: while bass lake has seen little recession, abc action news was tipped to a

over the past year, we've collected over eight tons of unused medications. so unbelievable. a great big thank you to everyone who has taken advantage of this. >>russell: we said there are four hr district offices. i put those on my facebook page already. rather than put those in the addresses on my facebook page if you want to know specifically where they are. let's dispose of. prescription meds, over the counter, even pet medications, right? >> and patches, anything like tha. things that we don't want are a little different. pill bottles, sealed liquid and even pet medications. that's fine. that's something that could be unsafe if it's in the hands of the wrong person. >>russell: let's put the second one up, what's not accepted. and of course, illegally purchased drugs. you can't bring those to us. >>russell: good. how does it work? we saw the video. looked like somebody had a big baggy full of meds. just come into the district office and it's in the lobby, right? >> that's as easy as it is. it literally takes less than a minute. walk in, it's in the lobby, a desk deputy ma

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the governor says kiosks - like this one - will make it easier for people to turn in unused prescription drugsit's been installed at the walgreens store on 35th and wisconsin. old, prescription pills can already be turned in at local police departments. the governor says this gives

bins like this one are set up for people to drop off unused medications. >>> a major data breach compromising the accounts of millio us to to protect ourselves. >> is it too soon to call the place little lambeau, the state-of-the-art stadium. >> and i'm live at a big party ?? >> carole: take a look at this. this is nothing to be alarmed about. it's a green substance flowing in milwaukee area waterways. this is nothing mor useded by water authorities to find leaks in the sewer system. experts say it's not dangerous. this video, by the way, has gone viral, seen over 200,000 times. >>> a massive security breakdown at yahoo! someone hacked into 500 million accounts. >> carole: this breech happened in 2014 stealing names, emails, addresses, att attorattor numbers and dates of birth. >> our producer is in the booth to show you what you have to do, plug in your email address or password. she's using her yahoo! account, and if it comes up red...all right, maybe it's not going to come up red. you know your account and kristina's has been compromised. it shows you the sites your account is linked to. w

wisconsin.the safe medication disposalprogram allows wisconsin residents to conveniently dispose of any unused, unwanted or expired medications. milwaukee fashion week kicks off tonight. it's the top floor at the hyatt downtown .. today's tmj-4 stopped by during rehearsal. from hair and makeup to the models and designers, almost everyone is from wisconsin. - it's so cool because i feel like when people think wisconsin they don't think fashion so it's exciting that we get this event to showcase our hard work and our passion i'm excited i'm totally nervous as well but it's a great opportunity to kind of showcase that blind women are fashion week is going on thursday-saturday. proceeds benefit pathfinders. you can get tickets at the door. for more information visit our website up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--ice cream recall. the popular brand being pulled off store shelves also - investigators looking for two men in connection with the bombings in new york. how they may be involved .. and why police have no plans to arrest them. after morning downpours, yesterday was a dreary and ve

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harvest christian fellowship owns a large parsonage with a mostly-unused upper floor. in our show you care spotlight, kcrg tv nine's dave franzman looks at the work underway to make that space a new temporary place to stay. members of his congregation were some of the first called out in mid july to help with the tornado response.sot/nat it's understandab le since he's also the benton county representativ e for the salvation army. he knows first hand how much it cost find temporary motel housing for all the displaced vinton residents. "we don't exactly how many we had but the motels were full and you're figuring 80 dollars a night so maybe $15,000 for the first week" but after the initial rush pastor bob thought there has to be a better way. and then he thought about his own home...the parsonage next door to the church...and about that upper floor.t/nat with the bles into temporary community housing for any one, or any family, in need. " it was a wonderful idea. we have empty space, there are other churches...buildi ngs that are empty...we decided we're going to look i

they collect expired or unused prescriptions and kept out of the hands of children. the police officers collected more than 4800 pounds of medications during the 2015-2016 school queer. and they hope to conn success of those community service events by collecting even more during the 2016, 2017 school year. >>> some superheros came together today support the nonprofit candle light childhood cancer foundation for nevada. the goal is to raise fund for children battling cancers and their families. a few participated in the annual 5k and blocks. it is the twenty-sixth year they have become the largest they do not receive state or federal funding. >>> news3 is your weather authority. lets toss it over to jerry where it's hundred degrees again. >> as they would say. >> we're definitely. it reminded that it is a desert where we live. and september is a summer month at least asked no, ma'amically. astro -- in henderson. lake immediate park way and warm springs and again, you see the sun heading down there. just a few clouds, 6:54 is our scheduled sunset. and we take a look a

a place to dispose unused medications, this is one of hundreds installed in walgreens across the country. the goal to make it easy to drop off could get someone you know and love addicted. nat pop??? pop???gov. scott walker 1:07:30 wisconsinwalker first stop...some people worry about going into policevo:many were in attendance to support the initiative.xhgxgzag schimel says leaving rx drugs in your cabinet is as dangerous as leaving a loaded gun on your kitchen table to put a number on the problem. 70 people have died in milwaukee of probable overdoses in the last six walker signed an executive order to create a task force to combat heroin use in the stae statesot: ag brad 00:54:14four out of five...started with rx, 70 percent got them from family or friends. friends.lindsey: there are five disposals just like this. in milwaukee county and 18 in the state new video into our newsroom: take a look at these brazen thieves who smashed into a u-s cellular store in darlington, wisconsin over the weekend. police say they stole over 27- thousand dollars worth of i-phones!officials believe they r

the unused items taken off the budget. and new this morning, taking the classroom outdoors. the unusual program focused on first pitch in texas. the the situation ahead. >> and donald trump is sticking to his stance on immigration. he will be back on the trail today after saying there would be no amnesty for people here illegally if he takes office. cindy. cindy: tracking a couple of showers moving through parts of southern rhode island with embedded thunder. the time line on those and a look at the holiday weekend ahead, could tropical storm hermine impact our weather? that forecas i first, temperatures, as you are heading out the door on the sticky side. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro,

you'll have new options to dispose of unused medication. state leaders are setting up several ?new? collection sites to address the epicdemic of painkiller addictions. addictions.54:14-29 4 out of 5.. 80% of people who started using heroin became addicted to rx nartoic painkillers, 70% of the time thot a friend of a family member. 3 in the last six weeks in milwaukee county.. 70 people have died of probable drug overdoses.governor scott walker issued an executive order.... creating a task force to combat pain killer and heroin abuse. attorney general brad schimel was also on hand to show off the new drop boxes inside local walgreens.there are five drop boxes in milwaukee.. and 18 across wisconsin. a prom before stopping life saving treatment. this morning... we report the tragic passing of 14 year old jerika bolen of appelton. appelton.hundreds turned out for the dance for bolen who struggled with spinal mucular atrophy.her mother said for as wonderful as the prom was.. she is comforted ... thinking about the welcoming party up above for her daughter. 3 rain chances again today. met

exp complaining that the mobile software out today left their iphones and ipads unusable. apple said the problem affected a small number of users and the glitch has been fixed. >>> bad news for the followers of the five-second rule, the claim that food is still safe to eat after you drop it on the floor if you pick it up within five found that bacteria can contaminate food in less than a second >>> finally tonight, games. four visually impaired runners were so fast in the 1500 meter, they beat the gold medal time set at the rio olympics last month. and in another category, a big day for american mikey brannigan, who we first introduced you to two years ago. he has autism, and today as our kate snow tells us, he made history. >> reporter: in the final lap, mikey brannigan broke away. >> it's gonna be michael brannigan first by a full four seconds. his family in the stands. his old high school in new york, cheering him on. mikey is the first american runner with autism to win gold in the 1500 meter at the paral paralympics. >> it feels really special. i'm very happy and exci

. >> one of the issues is the notion of accountability and these unused memberships get them nowhere.reporter: the issue is based on strength, fat mass car owe and flexibility. >> if our members have not improved in several of these areas, they get out of the minute contract. >> reporter: a handful of gyms across the country are offering money back guarantees, but men's health magazine is saying to read the fine print. >> you have to know who you are going into business with, what the 100% money back gain tee entails. >>> the life gym started the fitness guarantee and the owner is saying so far, no one has needed their money back. >>> it turns out, the computer outage last money has cost delta millions of dollars in revenue. delta reported passenger revenue fell more than 9% compared to a year ago in part due to the o utage. >> >> ups is saying they will increase the air and ground service rates by 4-9%. you have a bit before the jump happens. the higher price will go in effect in january, but the higher freight rates will take effect starting this month on the 19th. >>> it is 4:57. t

. >> it's this entire notion of accountability and these unused gym mep ships people are paying for get them nowhere. >> reporter: it's based on five crit fat mass and card owe and flexibility. not weight loss. >> if our members haven't improved in three out of five of these areas in our first 90 days we give them all their money back and they're completely let out of obligations of the membership contract. >> reporter: a handful of gyms across the country are offering money back guarantees to attract customers. make sure you read the fine print. >> you have to be careful. their track history is and what the 100% money back guarantee entails. >> the numbers are actually good with this investment he's happy not to get his money back. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >>> i feel like i got my exercise in just watching that video. it was introduced at the end of 2014. he says so far no one has gotten their money back. >> good for them. >>> time now for weather and traffic every ten minutes on th. >>> good morning, no major delays across the country today. stormy in the gulf and still rain i

the back door was unusable" ((take vo)) she escaped to the wings ... then was tossed in a raft with other women and children.... eventually rescued by a ferry boat. ((sot)) 3:04:56 - :04 it was a great experience from a human side - i really mean that because you saw the best of people that day" ((take vo)) 7 years later - she still says in touch with her fellow survivors - the pilots ... the air traffic controller.. and now the famous director bringing their story back to life. action news live at 3-30... including we'll have the latest on the decision to reorganize the clark county school district. what it all means for your children's education. plus... donald trump, republican presidential nominee: he's been a leader. far more than our president has been a leader. more fallout from donald trump's comments praising russian leader vladimir putin. but is it actually hurting his presidential chances. plus... the world on edge after north korea's latest nuclear warhead test. how the u-s is responding. but first.. some major chang

complained on social media that apple's new mobile software out today left their iphones and ipads unusable. apple said the problem affected a small number of users and the glitch has been fixed. >>> bad news for the followers of the so-called five-second rule. the often cited claim that food is still safe to eat after you drop it on the floor, if you pick it up within five seconds. but a new study has found that bacteria can contaminate food in less than a second flat. >>> when we come back, he is one of the most elite runners in the world and he has autism. how he made history on next dramatic video of slamming into three phoenix police officers. >> heroes to the rescue, that's next at 6:00. eats at the 2016 paralympic games. four visually impaired runners were so fast in the 1500 meter, they beat the gold medal time set at the rio olympics last month. and in another category, a big day for american mikey brannigan, who we first introduced you to two years ago. he has autism, and history. >> reporter: in the final lap, mikey brannigan broke away. >> it's gonna be michael brannigan for the

if you think of the unused items in your home, aren't worth thinking about, we should think again. >>n is is the ceo and founder of linda's stuff. >> she is the host of the show i can find $3000 in your home, a promise she is comfortable making the most. linda joins us live this morning. linda,. >> good morning, $3000. are you sure that's not a little ambitious. >> yeah, sal, i'm going to come to san francisco and clean out yours and rosemary's closets and i'm going to find $3000 in your home, i swear. >> that sounds amazing. >> i look around my house, i see no hidden treasures. by the time i'm ready to give them up, nobody else is going to want them. i did see a little bit of your stuff, and you have like dvds and cds and allsorts of things that we might not even think about. >> think about it, rose mary, i started my business 16 years ago when ebay was a new phenomenon. i started selling video games, and 16 years later i'm in a hundred thousand square foot warehouse. >> what are the kind of things that most people have in their home that could bring money, maybe unused clothing? i h

it sat unused until 2000, when the city's historical commission makeover. inside you'll find artifacts from another time. >> it's got a collection of memorabilia. some of it is original, some of it is donated by members of the community, so it is a neat little visit. patrick: more than 165 local buildings are taking part in doors open milwaukee tomorrow and sunday, including wisn 12. station, check it out, get a tour. mark: i don't think there are any tickets left. i could be wrong. we can't get the whole keene and eating in here, but a good time nonetheless. the weather will shape up nicely. weather. -- packed thanks to great weather. before we get to the weekend, we have to get through tonight. there are still a couple of showers out there. 70 degrees, very comfortable. still 80 in milwaukee. 81 officially. wind out of the south at 10-20. day. a high of 85 degrees. badgers are also playing at camp randall tomorrow. 67 degrees for tailgate time. 71 kickoff. it should be a beautiful day in madison. this is kind of important. i think most of this just misses

his own unused suicide belt was later found.t is unclear whether he backed out of blowing himself up or if the belt malfunctioned. he has vowed to give his version of events before the trial but that could still be months away. toestigators are also keen find out what role he may have played in the brussels bombings and how extensive the islamic state group's terrorist cell is in europe. for now their questions remain unanswered. molly: russia and the united states will start a new syrian peace effort. this has not been confirmed by the united states. moscow and washington back opposing sides in the civil war. negotiations have been difficult. they have failed to agree on how to move forward. the u.s. and russia are yet to reach any meaningful cease-fire deal in syria. for president obama speaking in china on monday, a lack of mutual trust is behind the impasse. some productive conversations about what a real cessation of hostilities with look like. given the gaps of trust that exist that is a tough negotiation. we haven't yet c

the company is making it easier for anyone with unused prescription drugs to safely dispose of them....helping to on thursday, walgreens joined state and local officials in the fight to keep medications out of the stream where they could be diverted for abuse. the company is placing new, safe medication disposal kiosks for prescription and over the counter medications at 18 of its locations around the state. "it's important for us to do everything we can to make it accessible to make it easy for people who want to do the right thing to do the right thing." the new walgreens kiosks join those already available at many law en buildings. they're free to use and come with no questions asked. "you're going to stop at places like this frequently so just make it a practice every time you come in to pick something up bring something to drop off if you got it in your medicine cabinet at home because doing that could save the life of someone you love." it's all part of an effort to choke off the ability to misuse medications.....officia ls say abusing prescription drugs is often a gateway to he

schools, the forgotten stretches of this nation and -- i have made a living for years looking at unusedining what they could be. it's been a great living. politicians look at blighted neighborhoods and offer only excuses and by the way, all they want is the vote, in the inner city in particular, give us your vote and then we'll see you in four years, they do nothing. i look at those same neighborhoods and offer solutions, everything broke on today can be fixed. all we have to do is tune out the doubters, the cynics and the naysayers, and there are plenty of them. we are a nation of strivers, dreamers and believers and that's the spirit that will carry us to victory in november and to great victories as a nation, we will be respected again as a nation. it's that same spirit of resilience i have seen visiting the flood ravaged towns in louisiana or meeting with the incredible but hard hit people in cities and towns like flint, michigan. what a shame. what a shame, what they have done in flint, spent hundreds of millions of dollars to destroy the water system. if they would have left it al

you can use the kiosks to drop off unused or expired prescription drugs and controlled substances. the attorney general says 80% of heroin users first became addicted to prescription pain killers. melinda: you are invited to raise a glass and celebrate oktoberfest in greendale this weekend. it is the village's annual hay days and oktoberfest celebration. there is live music from 5 until -- 5:00 and tell 8:00 tonight, along with hay rides, german food, and drinks inside the beer garden. it is all happening along broad street and greendale and back. fright fest starts tomorrow at great america in gurnee, six flags illinois. the theme park will be open on weekends through halloween. saturdays and sundays are family friendly, but only until 6:00 p.m, the spookier stuff happens at night. there are some new activities this year, including two new haunted houses. news time is 4:49 and today, let me show you. you are encouraged to hunger. ben: klement's sausage is raising money for local food banks. for every new like on their facebook page, klement's will donate a dollar to area food bank

it would be a rather small school --- 100 kids --- and they would fit right into an unused building that already exists here in town. the idea -- inspired by a successful recovery high school in houston texas. a journey that was showcased in a documentary that aired tonight in las vegas sasha choice. you have to want to come. so you don't have to do cart wheels. you don't have to be super excited about being there but you have to have some shred of willingness" community leaders came together tonight to hear about the plans --- including mayor pro tem steve ross -- whose son -- according to steve -- just hit rock bottom. steve ross, mayor pro tem "recover is for everybody. not just the addict but for the family members too. our family is traumatized by this but we have our own recovery to go through" you just heard a little bit from mayor pro tem steve well coming up a little bit later in this show tonight -- reporting live gina lazara 13 action news. blasting nats blasting continued today..... in a southern highlands neighborhood.... and.... neighbors aren't happy it..... at all! this i

you can use the kiosks to drop off unused or expired prescription drugs and controlled substances. according to the attorney general, 88% of heroin users first became addicted to prescription pain killers. melinda: you are invited to raise a glass and celebrate oktoberfest in greendale this weekend. celebration. there is live music from 5:00 until 8:00 tonight, along with hay rides, german food and drinks inside the beer garden. it is all happening along broad street and greendale and admission is free. another seasonal favorite is back. fright fest starts tomorrow at six flags great america in gurnee, illinois. the theme park will be open on weekends through halloween. saturdays and sundays are family p.m. and after that the spookier stuff happens at night. there are some new activities this year, including two new haunted houses. ben: i like bugs bunny in the dracula costume. melinda: today, you are being encouraged to stick it to hunger. ben: klement's sausage is raising money for local food banks. for every new like on their facebook page, klement's will donate a dollar to area

it gives patient as safe place to dispose of unused unwanted or expired prescriptions for free. the goal is to reduce the misuse of medication that leads to overdose. >>> it's the gown turning heads the daring dress from marilyn monroe and how much it might fetch at use. >>> that beat bead dress f. kennedy is hitting the auction block it was so formfitting that it said that monroe was sown into it. the actress died left less than three months after wearing -- less than three months after wearing it it is expected to fetch 2 to 3 million dollars. >>> the miracle on the hudson will hit the big screen. >> last night was the premier of the movie called sully. tom hanks plays the airline pilot who famously engines as birds flew into them after take off but safely landed the jetliner in the hudson river and everyone on board was okay. >>> today police are looking to solve a mystery involving a painting. >> the art is thought to be more than 50 years old. this is the portrait but we don't know the identity of the officer. the paints was found in a -- painting was found in photographer