this was washington county. it was a separate legal jurisdiction from washington city, which is what we now think of as downtown. florida avenue was the old boundary street, the northern boundary of washington city. this was washington county. washington county was sparsely inhabited. less than 10,000 people lived out here most of the 19th century, mostly farmers and large landholders, and farmers here grew all sorts of crops. a lot of wheat and corn and ride -- rye was grown for local use and for shipping along the east coast. mills were very important to this rural economy. because you had farmers that were growing grain, you had to -- they had to really come up with an efficient way of compacting that material for transportation to markets elsewhere, and essentially, that is what the miller's job was, to turn a crop of harvested grain into flour and meal and pack it into barrels so it would be commercially -- a viable commercial product. there were mills all along rock creek that used the power of the creek to

this is the latest, in washington county. im justin williams, fox 6 news. steph thanks justin

accused of trying to kill members of law e over the weekend, a west bend man faces a washington county judge, today. justin williams is live, outside the county courthouse, with the latest. justin 24-year-old kody konzal appears for a bond hearing today, and, while he is not formally charged, west bend police indicate they expect charges to include two counts of attempted homicide and one count of intoxicated use of a firearm, after konzal allegedly tries to shoot two monday afternoon, 24-year-old kody konzal, appears in washington county court, where he faces two counts of attempted homicide and one count of intoxicated use of a firearm. west bend police say, around 3-20, sunday morning, theyre called to the 200 block of edgewood lane for reports of gunfire. we heard five shots, real fast. it was like, pow- pow-pow-pow! responding officers say they arrive to find a man standing in a yard. pointed a handgun at two officers, attempted to fire malfunctioned. upon taking cover, law enforcement identifies konzal from previous encounters with police. after hearing shots fired in the area du

this was washington county. washington county was sparsely inhabited, less than 10,000 people lived here. mostly farmers and large landholders and the farmers here grew all sorts of crops, a lot of wheat corn and ride was grown for local use and for shipping along the east coast. >> mills were very important to this economy. because you had farmers that , they had tograin really come up with an efficient way of contacting that material for transportation to markets elsewhere and essentially, that is what the miller's job was, to turn a crop of harvested grain into flour and packet into barrels so that it would be commercially a viable commercial product. there were mills all along rock creek that used the power of the andk to turn the millstones they served the local farmers, grinding their grain for them so they could ship it to market. there was a number of mills along the creek. is thest mill behind me only surviving one. there were several others in the district just south of here, the atoms no that was actu

it happened this morning near the waukesha-washington county line. we're told a 29-year-old milwaukee man was killed. he was a passenger in the green car. state patrol says the car he was in stopped for some reason in the middle of the interstate -- starting the chain reaction crash. three others were injured in the wreck. brookfield police are investigating a crash between a van an it happened this afternoon on brookfield road -- near river road. no word how the van ended up on the tracks -- but as you can see -- the back of it had extensive damage. we're told nobody was hurt. the raiders have the saying, 'just win baby.' well maybe the packers should use that too. aaron rodgers says the teams focus is on the win, no matter how it looks. tim van vooren has the blitz from lambeau field. "hanging out in the hallways of

a frost advisory from the quad cities back towards cedar and washington county. that is in effect until 9:00 this morning as well. so your forecast today, we're not going to get all that warm. that sunshine will be a little captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, october 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> donald trump threatens to retaliate after several women accuse him of unwanted sexual contact. we will talk to "the new york times" reporters who interviewed two of the women for today's front page story. >>> the u.s. strikes back overnight after missile attacks on american warships near yemen. for the first time the pentagon is targeting rebels backed by iran. >> only on "cbs this morning." the woman who witnessed police shot her husband. she talks about what she saw that day. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."

and 1.3 mile visibility across washington county this morning. so no surprise that dense fog advisories are covering lots of the counties. be prepared for the patchy fog, you may be driving with good visibility and decreased. now the good news there is a dryer air finally in place and a little blue sky coming back. the ridge of high pressure is influencing the weather. the fog this morning and later tonight and tomorrow again. now readings 50s and 60s. in fact, the temperatures are climbing for us the next couple of days. 48 at waukesha. 57 at the airport. we get a mix of sun and clouds and plenty in the way of sunshine. for tonight and for tomorrow, patchy fog possible for us. then again, that mix of sun and clouds for tomorrow. we are keeping us dry. warmer air is in the forecast. 66 today. near 70 tomorrow. look at that, wednesday and thursday mid 70s. now a chance for a few sho later on wednesday, especially for thursday, thursday night and friday. the weekend 50s and cooler, ben. >> it is a year since the el faro sank in the bahamas. one of t

marcus majestic cinema of brookfield.and maricio's in barton, which is in washington county. the cubs keep hope alive... and will play game five a dismal offensive performance in games two and three, the cubs bats came alive in game four last night, helping them to tie the n-l-c-s with the dodgers, at two games a piece. tonight's game five is at 7pm. the countdown is on. in just 9 months, erin hills will host the u-s open. it's the first course in wisconsin to have the honor. the u-s golf association estimates the championship will bring in the area. they expect to sell 35-thousand tickets for each day. fun fact.. when you count staff, volunteers and media.. that's about 50-thousand people in and around erin every day during the tournament. businesses in washington county and beyond are excited. 18:05:46- i don't think anyone knows what's really going to happen here because we're in the middle of nowhere nothing really happens out here 18:05:5117:48:37- it is overwhelming because that much traffic on this little corner out in booniesville it's pretty amazing 17:48: there are

this is the latest, in washington county. im justin williams, fox 6 news. steph thanks justin officers who shot and killed a suspect back in may. it happened near 73rd and mill. burt johnson and gregory rounds were in the process of robbing an auto parts store-- when police surrounded the building. johnson was told to drop his weapon. instead he opened fire-- hitting one of the officers in his protective vest. the officers returned fire-- killing him. in a letter to chief ed flynn-- the district attorney's office says ?the actions of officers jesse mattson and jason daering were their baby died but they can't mourn. a milwaukee family says the tragedy at their home yesterday got even worse-- when a crowd, stirred up by rumors-- got aggressive. fox six's derica williams says the family wants to put the gossip to rest. its aint fair its not fair upset over the loss of her child... and now, the treatment by community you doing, are you ok, instead tiffany kirksey says neighbors-- spurred by incorrect information-- confronted her child's father about their baby

this is the latest, outside the washington county courthouse. im justin williams, fox 6 news. one of the two men from the milwaukee area arrested last week for alleged ties to isis appears in court... 30-year-old yosvany padilla-conde is charged with aiding and abetting jason ludke's attempt to help isis. court this morning in texas. he waived his extradition back to milwaukee ludke is charged with attempting to support a foreign terrorist organization. in a conversation on social media -- ludke is accused of telling an uncover agent he pledges allegiance to the leader of isis. he was driving toward mexico with padilla-conde when the two were stopped and taken into custody. madness in a time of mourning. the family of an infant who died yesterday near 28th a the community... tonight, they want to set the record ?straight. fox six's derica williams joins us with this developing story. commotion stirred outside this apartment building on north 28th street sunday morning. how could you attack somebody during a time like that residents confronted ?a father, while a mother-- tiffan

. >>> a washington county men recovering this morning after 23-year-old was driving on the shoulder of highway one in schultz and he lost control of the a-t-v. schultz was airlifted to u-i-h-c. the iowa state patrol is investigating. the countdown to election day is now in single digits - eight days.eight days until you cast your ballots and they're tallied up.with the day quickly approaching - this week eastern iowa will see more big campaign visits. visits. democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine and former president bill clinton are both stopping in iowa.last night - in michigan - kaine defended his runningmate - who is now being investigated again by the f-b-i. "hillary's faced challenges before, she's not distracted - calling on fbi , look now that you have thrown this question mark out and already had to backtrack, look you ought to put all the details out for the american public to see instead of doing this big election."the purpose of kaine's visit this week is to encourage early voting in iowa. right now cbs 2 news is tracking the latest trends in national polling.a f

this is the latest, in washington county. steph thanks justin. the milwaukee county district attorney's office has cleared two milwaukee officers in a shooting that left one man dead. in may, officers jesse mattson and jason daering responded to a call of an armed robbery at an o'reilly auto parts store at 76th and mill. the two officers ordered one of the suspects, burt johnson, to drop his officers returned fire, killing him. one of the officer was hit by a bullet in his protective vest. the d-a says the officers reasonably used deadly force in this ?incident. another man-- 20-year-old gregory rounds -- has been charged for his role in the crime. foul play is not suspected in the death of a baby in milwaukee. yesterday morning, police responded to a home at 28th and wells for a report of an unresponsive baby. officials say three-month-old the scene. a 36-year-old man was arrested at the scene, but for charges not related to the child's death. milwaukee police are investigating a double shooting. it happened just after midnight near 43rd and hop

some members of the washington county public health took their work outside for the day. they walked around downtown washington, offering to give flu shots to people. that included stops at local businesses where they offered vaccinations to anyone who might work long hours. people had to fill out a little bit of paperwork, but the entire process took "well it's prime time for flu season, seasonal flu shots. and we thought it would make it much more convenient for people to get a shot. and if it's convenient, then they're likely to receive the vaccine. " washington county public health says more than 30 people got flu shots today. coming up next in sports, scott will have his weekly conversation with iowa coach kirk ferentz. and the cyclones will have a loaded backcourt this year. stay with your 24 hawks get ready for wasn't confidence after a big win on the road. they showed a lot of resilience last week it was there a back-and-forth game lllinois had a chance to win it hit the crossbar on on the field goal attempt then they go in overtime and purdue did a great job they

police in washington county come out of a very scary situation safely... it included an hours-long standoff. but first... to lambeau.the packers offense looked stale once again... and this time it cost them. them.the pack fell short against a talented cowboys team. team...and cbs 58 sports director shows us where things went wrong for the green and gold... kevin? 3 several cogs in the packers wheel weren't spinning this afternoon at lambeau...their ground game depleted by injury, their run defense gashed by a rookie, and aaron rodgers still not the superhuman quarterback we've seen in the past. let's start with that ground game - eddie lacy was the pack's one active running back, and he got hurt, but not before this fun highlight, hurdling over the cowboys byron jones early in this one. lot - with mixed results. jordy nelson lost a fumble after getting hit here, three lost fumbles on the day. and ladarius gunter wishes he could forget this sequence - he falls down as terrance williams gains 42 yards on the catch. and on the next play, gunter gets beat agai

radar does show a few sprinkles in washington county. but other than that the rest of the area is dry and our forecast looks to be pretty quiet and dry now on through the upcoming weekend. tomorrow expect a cooler day, temperatures down 10 to 15 degrees. by friday morning freezing temperatures a possibility and scattered frost looks likely. so tomorrow, getting up to a temperature of 44 but it's not going to go up much. we'll end up around 56 degrees, with afternoon sunshine and that cool weather will last on into friday. more coming up. >>> october 19th is a day nationally dedicated to stopping gun violence among husiinger shows us with more on what one school is doing to get the message across. >> reporter: the next week students at washington high school will have a conversation and choice, to sign this pledge to end gun violence and prevent a tragedy this school is all too familiar with. it takes a split second for a gun to change everything. >> one of my close friends played basketball here. he got shot because, like, of his friends

a report from a non-profit anti drug group says washington county ranked 6th highest in the number of that's why state and local leaders met in west bend this morning. at washington county's annual legislative breakfast, they talked about the frigthening rise in heroin use and abuse. the lawmakers discussed several strategies.. including stressing the importance of having a support system for recovering addicts. 3 a traffic alert for drivers using the zoo interchange.... interchange....the southbound to eastbouind ramp through the zoo interchange shuts down long term it's part of the long-running interchange reconstruction project. suggested alternate routes can be found by going to cbs 58 dot com 3 another reminder for drivers... starting at midnight, it's illegal to use your cellphone in construction zones, highway maintenance areas, and utility work areas.if you do, you'll be fined.blue-tooth and hands free devices will still be legal to use in workzones. 3 campaign 20-16 staying strong made a stop in green bay today... campaigning for her mother about 250 people showed up to hear

officers with the washington county sheriffs office had to ram through a home in west bend. this unfolded with nervous neighbors watching. >> something could happen to me. told her to get inside and stay away from windows. leah, across the street, was told the same thing. >> you wonder if a shot is going to come into your home. >> she heard six gunshots, and called 911. according to police, responding officers found the 24-year-old suspect in his front yard. police say he pointed his weapon at the officers, pulled the trigger, the gun misfired. a judge reviewed the police reports and did make a say he is presumed innocent. but he also called the crimes extremely serious, and set bond at $100,000 cash. and we also learned in court today that he has lived in west bend his entire life. he currently works as a machinist. and according to the prosecutor, he has a limited criminal record that includes a retail theft charge in 2010 as well as some juvenile alcohol violations. in west bend, rikki mitchell, today's tmj4. >>> thanks. >>> two milwaukee's police

the small washington county town will soon have one of the largest solar farms in the state. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us from newbo area in cedar rapids. kaj, it'll be sunny but still pretty cool out today? with areas along and north of highway 20 generally getting down to around 32 degrees. elsewhere, readings are generally 34-38 degrees, which is cool enough for a few pockets of frost to develop. a hard freeze did not occur last night in any and highs rebounding back to the upper 50s. the wind will be very light out of the south. friday will be warmer in the 60s, with 70s likely for the weekend. there remains a chance of storms late on saturday into saturday night. have a great day!today: sunny, high around 58. tonight: clear, low around 40. tomorrow: sunny, high around 67. tomorrow night: mostly cloudy, low around 54. we're down here in the newbo area of cedar rapids as a part of the gravel challenge. this is asking people to come out and support the businesses that flooding impacted.

, but a few of the counties are out of the woods, but everyone else, fond du lac, sheboygan, washington county, dodge county, in waukesh county, and have time to bring in the plants. the temperatures are already cold. down to 43, burlington, and beaver dam, and west bend, and in fond du lac, those will continue to plummet. two reasons, winds, which have been strong all day, and still brisk, will die down. you can see them dropping in the single digits from the northwest, and also, the rain that was around earlr, that's gone and the clouds already starting to break up, so the skiesil skies and light winds the temperatures will get cold. 38 degrees to start the day, 38 degrees. we've hardly seen?o a temperatu under 50 for the past few months. winter is on the way i'll have more in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> a milwaukee woman is a victim of identity theft. >> but it wasn't money the criminal was after. >> used the credentials of a works as a real nurse. >> jennifer price has worked here for 12 years, she's worked hard for her job, she's angry someone pretends to be her. nurse jennifer price, s

county...compared to about ?48-thousand? in the more consertative waukesha, washington and ozaukee counties. 3 hillary clinton's v-p pick will be in wisconsin next week. senator tim kaine will campaign in appleton and madison on november 1st.still no word if the nominee herself will visit our state.clinton's last visit to wisconsin was in april. 3 stay with cbs 58 for coverage leading up to.. and ?on? election day-- november 8th, we'll bring you live team results. there is a public meeting today to discuss the rising waters and erosion surrounding lake michigan. michigan.it's part of the ongoing study on water levels and costal bluff management. organizers say.. they'll present findings and ideas from three previous public meetings....and focus on what to do moving forward.the university of wisconsin "sea grant institute" is hosting the meeting.its today from 5 to 8 at the jewish community center.doors open at 4:30. it's a way to fight a fire.. without having to actually go into it. it. deploy, snap...let it go..there you go." go." 3 "x-tinguish" fills a room with potassium gas to prevent oxygen from spreading fire. this dev

the only counties not involved are cder and washington counties. even their temperatures will be close to freezing by tomorrow morning. widespread frost is expected and it does appear that are northern and western counties have the best chance of coldest temperatures. a hard freeze is a possibility up that way. anyone in the dark blue counties if you , it's a good idea to cover them up or bring them inside. as far as the timing, right on the many as far as when we see our first frost in eastern iowa. it's normally around october 10 through the 15th. we are running where we should be as far as the frost coming into eastern iowa. because that will move east and as we go through the nighttime hours is starts to settle in into our viewing area. that means we will see later wins and clearing skies. good conditions for a quick drop in the temperature. eventually the high moves to the east and the winds turned back to the south. that starts and other warm-up for the upcoming weekend. as far as tonight goes, our models are showing 34 in cedar rapids and i t

starry skies now as we look throughout washington county and the weekend. a brief bump in temperatures and warmer than it was today and then it will be a brief bump because we will double dip behind a frontal boundary passing through. the long wait is finally over >> the long wait is over for the chicago cubs and their fans. they punched their ticket to the world series. picking it up in the 5th inning. that is anthony rizzo with the solo shot putting the cubs up 5-0. the cubs turn the double play wi to the world series after a 71 year wait winning it 5-0. the city of chicago will be rocking tonight. look at all the cubs on the fan after the historic win for their franchise. wow. what a win for them. wisconsin badgers snapped a two-game loosing streak with the win over the iowa hawkhawkeyes. quarterback and the badgers go up 7-0 after this play. the badgers get the turnover in the red zone and iowa recovers for the touch back. badgers up 7-6 at halftime. 3rd quarter, alex thorningbrook back in the game and going up top to quintes who 57-yard gain and that s

soon a town in washington county will have one of the state's biggest solar farms. good on october 13th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... temperatures are the main story with areas along and north of highway 20 generally getting down to around 32 degrees. elsewhere, generally 34-38 degrees, which is cool enough for a few pockets of frost to develop. a hard freeze did not occur last night in any major metro area. today, plan on lots of sunshine and highs rebounding back to the upper 50s. the wind will be very light out of the south. friday will be warmer in the 60s, with 70s likely for the weekend. there remains a chance of storms late on saturday into saturday night. have a great day! today: sunny, high around 58. tonight: clear, low around 40. tomorrow: sunny, high around 67. tomorrow night: mostly cloudy, low around 54. thanks kaj. today, former president bill to support hillary clinton. the 42nd president will be at cornell college in mount vernon at 1 p.m. doors to that event open at noon. cornell ha

a washington county man wants to let more people know about the realities of chronic pain. howard techau lives with trigeminal neuralgia , or t-n. medical experts say a distruption in one of the core brain nerves triggers the disease. techau says side effects of t-n include sharp shooting can't go outside in the sunlight or even listen to music. " 25:20, "had a hard time with talking, brushing my teeth, eating without going into severe flair " techau is encouraging everyone to wear teal this friday to observe international t-n awareness day. people in 13 rural counties here in iowa will only have 1 option for a health insurance provider if they want to buy subsidized plans under the affordable care act. insurer that's agreed to sell individual policies in all 99 counties. this map includes the 13 counties that will only have medica. 8 of those are in the southeast corner... iowa, jefferson, keokuk, lee, louisa, mahaska, van buren and wapello counties. to compare, aetna, wellmark and medica have agreed to sell policies to people living in the cedar rapids, des moines and qua

a washington county man is now recovering at atuniveristy of iowa hospitals after he was thrown from his a-t-v. yesterday morning - the iowa state patrol confirmed - 23-year-old ryan schultz - was driving on the shoulder of highway 1 in washington county - when the front rack of his a-t-v came loose. the rack hit schultz and he lost control the a-t-v. schultz was airlifted to u-i-h-c. the iowa state patrol is investigating. the countdown to election day is now in single digits - eight days.eight days until you cast your ballots and they're tallied up.with the day quickly approaching - this week eastern iowa will see more big campaign visits. visits.on wednesday - democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine and former president bill clinton are both stopping in iowa.kaine will attend a "get out the president clinton will join him later for an event in des moines. "hillary's faced challenges before, she's not distracted - calling on fbi , look now that you have thrown this question mark out and already had to backtrack, look you ought to put all the details out for the american pu

in washington county, brandon cruz, fox 6 sports. toss to weather. a crisp, clear fall afternoon ahead with high temperatures in the low to middle 50s. cold again tonight with frost likely, temperatures will fall into the low 30s inland, upper 30s lakeside. more sun on friday and a bit warmer with highs in the low 60s. with showers and t-storms, mainly saturday night into sunday morning. another chance for scattered t-storms expected monday. today: sunny and cool. high: 54 dewpoint: 34 wind: w 4-8 mph tonight: clear and cold. frost likely. wind: sw 2-4 mph friday: morning frost inland. mostly sunny. high: 62 dewpoint: 40 wind: s 5-15 mph saturday: increasing clouds with the chance for t-storms at night. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 56 wind: se 5-15 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with the the morning. am low: 61 high: 70 dewpoint: 59 wind: n-ne 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny with the chance for t-storms. am low: 58 high: 70 dewpoint: 60 wind: w 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am low: 57 high: 68 dewpoint: 61 wind: se 5-15 a crisp, clear fall afternoon ahea

it happened near the waukesha-washington county line. flight for life was called to take a patient to the hospital. decision 2016 coverage now. the marquette university law school poll released today shows hillary clinton's lead over donald trump ?growing? since its last poll. charles benson is here with the numbers. neither presidential candidate is polling above fifty percent but hillary clinton is leading 44 to 37 percent over donadld but thnatie mostpart ers. tpo ll wasvoters reacting to the trum can see in real time what that had on friday - the dathe trump story bre and ov the among like votersthursday: trum clip %, 40%frid: n %,ruay8 among male likely voters in wi: thursday: trump 47%, clinton 35%friday: trump 44%, clinton turd28sa and sunday: clinton 40%, trump 39% among white voters without college degrees in wi:thu: trump 48%, clinton 33%fri: trump 41%, clinton 38%sat+sun: clinton 42%, trump 35% among evgelical likely votersthursday: trp 64%, clinton 24fridaytrum 47%, clinton 31%p among independent likely voters in wi:thu: clin

well, in order to win wisconsin, the score in waukesha and washington counties. but so far he's been struggling there. this sunday on upfront, mike gousha asked a donald trump supporter how the nominee can turn that around. >> he has been in the polls under preforming there. he is doing really well in green bay market, not so much in waukesha and washington county, why is that. >> well, i think, you know, the was the people, they choose ted cruz in the counties and they didn't get the first choice. as it narrows down, and hillary clinton is unacceptable candidate for conservative. and donald trump if you think ability, he is a very good candidate. thema: also coming up sunday early voting, and some campaigns push it so hard. upfront airs sunday morning at 9:00. after upfront stayed tune at 9:30 for this week. fact at 10:30. happening now a service outage involving at&t customers. many have received errors trying to make phone calls. well according to the website outage.report at one point the outage covered a large part of the midwest. at&t is saying they are wor

if the marshal's office is disbanded, the sheriff in washington county utah and mohave county 8% are expected to step in and provide law enforcement for the communities. we will of course keep you updated and bring you that decision. >>> the case of a missing buckeye boy took another turn tonight. why his mother was a no-show >> we're calling out some of the valley's dirtiest restaurants. sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez. >>> all weekend the southwest cannabis conference is in downtown ffshgs. it's a one -- phoenix. it's a one-stop shop about the business side of medical marijuana, expected to be a $20 billion industry in the next five years. it will sheks medicinal products and explain the impact of the upcoming vote on recreational marijuana. people sitting

in washington county, brandon cruz, fox 6 sports. caleb is planning an ice fishing trip for the kids this winter. if you'd like more information on the fishing for the heart program, we have a link set up on our website, fox 6 now dot com. . after 18 years - katrina cravy is leaving fox 6. our ted perry gave a rousing going -away speech at a luncheon today.... katrina responded to tens of thousands of consumer complaints with contact 6. she and her team got back nearly two- million dollars for viewers. katrina is starting her own consulting company. we wish her all the best. a cool new place for packers fans.. and it can hold 2-thousand of them! tonight - your first look at t what's inside - and when you can get in.. and help - theresa a hawk stuck in my truck! how the green bay driver got out of this dilemma. get ready for a frosty morning across most of southeast wisconsin. i'll show you how long this cool weather will stick around coming up in your fox6 forecast. introducing our new autumn carved turkey sandwich from subway... fil

the shop where the 'x sold, and he says earlier this month, a police officer in boltonville in washington county actually tossed one into house fire. "once he deployed the unit, it took four more minutes for the engine to get on scene. once they made entry into the house, there was very little heat and there was no fire. to 40 gallons of water to put the fire out in the area where it s" started." and in firefighters terms, 30 to 40 gallons of water is a says other departments, including hartland, menomonee falls and chenequa are already equipped with the x-tinguish. 3 campaign 2016 brings another southeastern wiscoin. donald appearing right about now at his dad's field office in bayside.....tonight at 6-he'll visit the field office in waukesha 3 the trump campaign got a small dose of good news today....a new poll shows the republican nominee ?leading? hillary clinton in the battleground state of florida. percentage points...and it falls within the survey's margin of error.clinton today was still campaigning in the sunshine state, while trump appeared at the opening of his new luxury hotel in was

into southern washington county, our northern -- far northern washington county, around slinger, steadier light rain at the moment. 61 degrees with the east-northeast breeze clouds over downtown you can see the glisan off of the roads, damp pavement to greet you. keep an umbrella on standby. on and off showers, lower to middle 60's. we will look at sunday's forecast, letting you know if we try out. -- dry out. thema: you can track the forecast on-the-go this weekend with our free app. use the interactive radar to see when and where the rain will fall. we'll also send any severe weather alerts right to your cell phone. right now, milwaukee police are city's north side. police tell wisn 12 news the shooting happened just before 6:00 last night at a home near 15th and lloyd. police say a gun was fired inside the home, and a 4-year-old boy named jordan was struck by a bullet. wisn 12 news spoke with the milawukee police chaplain who says the family and community is devastated. >> any type of a tragic death like this is horrible. it's horrible for the family, neighborhood, it's unthinkable no

. >> for lesley adams, it's about -- >> the washington county mom is >> them safe, secured, ion. locked up. >> in the midst of e congressional candidate who an >> i wisnsin more than 77% of gun deaths are gun suicides, like my mom. >> background checks aren't a ro gun movement e drirector of say it doesn't affect sas, so it's time and money. >> weig'd have to leave here, g could he make a background check onot m and you. >> he doesn't believe another gun law will help put a stop to violence. >> the criminals wouldn't pay any attention to it at all, would have no affect on them. >> moms demand action has another education program called be smart about reducing child gun deaths. you can find more information on our website, tmj4.com. george and katie. thanks. >> more local news now, brok intoeral cars over the weekend. some were parked on stole avenue north of capital drive, others were on srewoodboulevd. police say spects through the vehicles, stealing property from one of them. >> turning our attention to the weather, went home to walk the dog, my car thermometer said 77, my dog

the mequon fire dpartment and the washington county sheriff's office. last may we had the folks from hear wisconsin on the news at four talking about raising money for a new healthcare center.today..was the grand re-. re-opening.hear wisconsin is a nonprofit organization that provides critical services to children and adults.it'w partnering with the medical college of wisconsin.some 48 million people in the u.s. suffer from hearing loss and 500 thousand of them live in wisconsin. "we remodeled our existing clinic to make it more accessible, to put in state-of-the-art equipment and n it's our job to make sure everyone knows about it." 3 this new equpiment includes the latest hearing aid test and fitting technology, along with audiologist and technical specialists from the medical for vistors. hear wisconsin prides itself on allowing clients and their families to make their own decisions on how they cope with hearing loss and choose the best forms of communication for their individual needs. 3 your full readycast with chief meterologist drew burgyone is r

he's being held at the washington county jail. 3 now to a developing story---- a couple ?attacked inside a milwaukee home? over the weekend. it happened near 10-th and plainfield around 11 saturday night. relatives tell us.... two men with ?guns? got inside the home... stole some stuff... and in the process--- shot the ?woman?... and pistol-whipped her ?boyfriend.? the attack happened on a street-- that neighbors say.... is normally very quiet. "cuz it's like, was it a robbery? what was it? cuz, you know, we only have one way in, " so..." 3 relatives tell us... the man is out of the hospital--- but the woman has ?more substantial injuries? which require surgery. an argument turned violent in milwaukee yesterday morning. a 22-year-old woman was sitting in her car near 31st and lancaster when another woman walked up to her car and shot at her. detectives say she's in critical condition. they believe the two women argued at a nearby nightclub before the are still looking for the woman who pulled the trigger. a madison woman is facing ?child abuse charges? this morning--- accu

we have 50 to 75% stretching partially into portion of washington county. it was a bit brisk of a wind. winds g hour. because the winds are calming down the temperatures are dropping. especially with the mainly clear skies. still hanging on to 51 in milwaukee. but our temperatures will drop close to our dew points as the amount of moisture in the air. we'll see a few 30s scattered here and there. there is a chance for patchy frols possible. frost advisories to our north and west. all of this because we have the slight wind and clear skies. that's going to bring us the sunshine for sunday. it's going to be a beautiful looking day. since high pressure * will be closerthe vicinity, we'll see light were winds. here comes a settling wind that will bring a few more clouds to the sky and bring your temperatures close to 70 degrees for many of us. 44 again. 48 way from lake michigan. colder than that in the low-lying areas. most of us will be seeing clear skies by the time we wake up sunday morning. still a cool fall-like crisp day. more sun and a lot less in terms

county...compared to about 48-thousand in the more consertative waukesha, washington and ozaukee counties. 3 hillary clinton's v-p pick will be in wisconsin next week..senator tim kaine will campaign in madison on november first. still no word on if the nominee herself will visit the state.her last time here was in april. 3 green party candidate jill stein has been forced to cancel her thursday trip to u- w-m. because of an illness.the rally will continue as planned beginning at 6:30. 3 a platteville man was so determined to torch a donald trump yard sign.. he didn't even put on pants.the homeowners say they woke up on saturday to find the sign destroyed..so they checked saw this.. one of their ?tenants? setting the sign on fire.one of their now ?former? tenants. 1:19-29 "all we had was a little sign, and if they're offended by it, they should've probably left that one there, because every time they take it down, it's coming up bigger and better, and the next one is going to be a billboard." billboard." in an ironic twist, the homeowners says they aren't huge trump fans..they're more just

holy hill in washington county... is known for its tranquil retreats and stunning views. and this time of the year--- all the fall colors. they're just about at peek. the place to take advantage of the viewing.... is at the "holy hill national shrine of mary, help of christians." 178 stairs to the top of the steeple. hundreds of thousands of visitors... make the pilgrimmage every year for a breath taking experience. sot...8:17:36-:49/cg...father donald brick/rector of the basilica(people come here for peace and serenity and colors speak of the beauty and grandeur of creation and beauty of god.) god.) if you're heading to see this exquisite spot--- give yourself some extra time to check out the holy farm" just a quarter mile from the church- -it's off highway 1-67. this weekend-- they have the big art and farm market" event. it runs both saturday and sunday from 9 to 4. you'll find a collection of art, food, music, and antiques. this is the third and last time this year... they'll do this event. ((???2:00 seconds??)) seconds??))toss to weather.. frost advisory in effect un

you see around washington county back over to the quad cities, there's some clouds. warm front moving in, friends. that will keep those temps on the rise the next few days here. this low pushes moisture in. #k50e7s us in the rain chance through that friday afternoon. friday night, cold front moves friday only in the upper 50s. here is predictor, and there we see quiet, dry day today. just partly to mostly sunny sky expected. heading into the forecast tonight, we'll call it mainly cloudy. that goes right back to partly sunny skies for tuesday morning and midday. by tuesday evening, we'll see rain moving in from western iowa into our vug area. we'll plan on showers late tuesday night. those will continue throughout the morning wednesday. little bit of a break wednesday wednesday night and thursday. today, 70s, waterloo.cedar rapids 71. iowa city 72. dubuque, upper 60s to 70s. let's peek at today's weather first forecast as we head back to school. 53 degrees. we'll give the day an a. there is some patchy fog for the morning time so be mindful of that. forecast tonight u

half mile in washington county. near zero in surrounding areas. patchy fog thanks to the wetness in the soil and the rain and drizzle we have had. we do have dense fog advisories covering waukesha county as well. patchy fog, low beams and slow ee we get in on the sunshine later in the day. the temperatures reach to the low to mid 60s today. >> thank you. the drive to work could be taking longer because of the closer, the ramp from 41 southbound to 94 eastbound is new law went into affect, you can no longer talk on a cell phone in a construction zone. not without a hands-free device. a new law started on saturday. if you are caught talking on a cell phone, you could be fined 40-100 dollars. this morning the investigators are working to learn what caused a fire that destroyed 30 school buses. smoke from the seen from miles away. >> the company is great to work for. we have been -- >> i am coming up on nine years. >> i say every year i'm going to quit but i can't, i love the littles and driving the bus. >> later today, local leaders are asking for in

the town of kalona in washington county will soon be home to to one of the biggest solar farms in the state. farmers electric cooperative is now spending about $1.2 million dollars to build a 4 and a half acre solar fa panels, that were built there 2 years ago. once it's complete, the solar farm will produce 2 mega watts of electricity. that's enough to power about 200 homes. one local business - farmers hen house, say it is proud solar energy supplies their power. "they want local food. they want to know where it comes from. they want it from sustainable agriculture so it just fits very well with that that we're using sustainable energy, renewable energy to package the product." " construction on the solar farm the island of bermuda is preparing for hurricane nicole, now a category 4 storm. a number of airlines have canceled flights to bermuda as the hurricane is expected to cross over the island today. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good generally getting down to around 32 degrees. elsewhere, readings are generally 34-38 degrees, which is cool enough f

: it's called jobline dedicat buses routing om mwaukeeo re tn 150 employees in waukesha and washington counties. >> in a way, weould call it just as accurately lifelines because that is theerce that's bng provi there's an opportunity that wasn't here befe for the pele w come out here to to work every day. there's a link to me information on the route and employers who are hiring at tmj4.com.? >> george: crashing in the construction zone, drunk with kids in the car, that's what a nnon: al ahead, a dateccused of. set to get to work. janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. d dot forget the free tv app. switch to get ultrfast in?l? with secure homwifi to connecall your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, unlimited calling. george: wt nd man is booked on an owi chargefter crashing into eipment, in the townch field. the washingn's county sheriff's office sai he failed field sobriety tests.

. >> if the marshal's office is disbanded, the sheriffs in washington county utah and mohave county arizona are expected to step in and provide law enforcement for the community. again, this hearing is slated for later this month, and we will of course let you know how it plays out. >>> some of you might have your november ballot already. and there's a big question this year: should recreational marijuana become legal in arizona? downtown phoenix answering questions about pot. there will be workshops, guest speakers, businesses, networking, and more. tonight's expo is over. but you have the next two days to attend. >>> students could not get a hot breakfast this morning. it had to be shut down because of a gas leak. it reopened with limited service an hour after closing, but there is still no word tonight on what caused that heiress opens tomorrow near scottsdale. it has eight bottlenosed dolphins on display. protestors have been fighting this since the plans were announced. they say it's cruel to force dolphins to spend their life swimming in small pools in the middle of the desert. the pe

north carolina i asked can you share pictures from me, pictures coming in from plymouth and washington county. that's highway 64 the right there during the storm. and nowhere near a water source, by the way. that was how much water was standing in the thatiure. this is in roper north carolina. that's one of my classmates from way back when. a lot of water, a lot of that is many water sources. >> those rivers have got to in the soundbeforey get to the ocean and that's the problem it's a delay. it's 63 degrees, beautiful skies at the raleigh international airport. and the rays of sunshine, sunny skies, it's going to be a beautiful afternoon we need that. i want to put a reference in here, our three major rivers the tar river which rocky mountain and into nashville and the noose river there's still some floodingut we're going to highlight the cape fear river. steve was tking about the tar river, 34-foot the current level. the forecast is coming tonight to peak at 35.3. anything above 32 is a major flood. water now the impact will be dike. it won't be normal until it's under 17 feet and that won'

after a year of missed medications, a washington county man is now able to cope with a chronic pain condition. good thursday morning! it's 5 o'clock on october 6th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on another warm day with a chance of thunderstorms. the bulk of these storms will be found in the late afternoon and evening hours, with heavy rainfall the primary

. >> for lesley adams, it's about -- >> the washington county mom is part of moms demand action. >> keep them safe, secured, congressional candidate who believes background checks save lives. an issue that hits close to home for him. >> in wisconsin more than 77% of gun deaths are gun suicides, like my mom. >> background checks aren't a burden, while the drirector of the wisconsin pro gun movement say it doesn't affect sales, so it's time and money. >> weig'd have to leave here, g to a gun er empty -- then and only then could he make a background check on both me and you. >> he doesn't believe another gun law will help put a stop to violence. >> the criminals wouldn't pay any attention to it at all, would have no affect on them. >> moms demand action has another education program called be smart about reducing child gun deaths. you can find more information on our website, tmj4.com. george and katie. shorewood police say someone broke into several cars over the weekend. some were parked on stole avenue north of capital drive, others were on shorewood boulevard. police say suspects rum al