in whitefish bay. we're here at whitefish bay for st. catherines, making the trip up from racine to take on whitefish bay dominican. schools known for their big-time basketball match ups, it is going to be a fantastic evening out here. if you do head out to friday night football, here in whitefish bay or anywhere across southeastern wisconsin, it is going to be on the cool side, temperatures in the 60, you might want your light jacketfor frenzy here in whitefish bay, we'll look for a kickoff fourth quarter, we'll look for the temperature to slide down to 62?. good hard-hitting football weather for this friday night frenzy. >> we always like that, brian, thank you very much. >>> tonight's game of the week is the lake country lutheran versus university school of milwaukee. we found the right camera. elise menaker is live in heartland with the preview. hi, elise. >> reporter: hi, carole, it is kind of cool out hear in heartland. brian wasn't wearing his coat. i'm covering mine. i'm covering two, lake country lutheran warming up behind me, t

joyce: i can't wait to see whitefish bay and homestead play. a final look at your forecast when we come back. joyce: weekend is here. mark: the weekend is here. it starts off all right. temperatures pretty mild. mild tomorrow, 70 degrees. that is above average. we start off cloudy, but don't let that ruin your day. thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kiefer sutherland, john olive, and music from die antwoord. and now, your attention please -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ?

to the north shore conference where whitefish bay hosted cedarburg. the blue duke get the offense going first as cade david lee the third 47 yards and the score 7-0 whitefish bay.. after a bulldogs field goal, the blue dukes go to the ground and bo bassindale as his 9 yard run extends the lead to 14-3 in the 2nd quarter. in the 3rd quarter, the script is the same, the name just changes as michael kirkendoll busts one 61 yards down the sideline. whitefish bay takes this one city conference action has sunshine greeting milwaukee vincent as they host milwaukee madison this afternoon. the vincent vikings strike on the first drive, michael rogers finding terrence banyard over the middle for 43 yards and the score. 8-nothing after the 2 point conversion. after recovering an onside kickoff, vikings gets on the board again. this time it's isaiah bogan dancing and then finding a clear path down the sideline. the vikings go on to beat the knights, 47 to 6. to south milwaukee, where this no crying in football." maybe there was for the home fans. that's because e

whitefish bay police are holding a personal safety education program tonight to give people living in the community a better idea of how to protect themselves.those in attendance will learn the signs victims.the program runs from 6-30 to 7-30 at the whitefish bay village hall. a death investigation underway in oconomowoc. neighbors say a man found his sister dead monday night, in her river place apartment. the chief confirmed to us today that there was an acquaintance who would come and go from the apartment.they tell us they are talking to the victim's family, friends and co-workers about the last 48 hours before her death.the department may release more information this afternoon. killing his wife and sister in law.court records show officials considered releasing a former dane county sheriff's deputy to his parents' home. andrew steele was found not legally responsible for killing the two women, two years ago. he has a-l-s and is no longer able to walk. more than 40 medical facilities have declined to take steele after a judge ordered his release. a 12 year old boy has died after b

we know there have been alerts from schools and daycares in germantown, whitefish bay and wauwatosa. wisn 12 news' melinda davenport shows us ways you can prevent your children from getting sick. >> it's been going around, especially since school has started again. >> it tends to comes in batches. and then occassionally we'll see showing up in kids across our area. and its symptoms can be painful. >> mouth pain or refusal to eat. often then, they'll find the ration the mouth. it usually looks like little red bumps that turn into ulcers. then occasionally they will also, usually they will get the rash on the hands and feet as well. >> physicians say the disease is also highly contagious, but can be prevented. experts say protecting yourself from the disease is as simple as washing your hands. >> keeping your hands washed. keeping their hands washed as best as possible especially , after diaper changes, contact with saliva, kids not sharing nooks. >> at grandma's house daycare in wauwatosa the center's director , says they try to practice handwashing every chance they get. >> we're con

marquette dropped down to seventh, followed by whitefish bay and greenfield. lake geneva badger moves into the poll after knocking off wilmot. greendale and waukesha north round out the top 12. and, chris carter is now one home run away from tying for the national league lead. tonight in texas, the brewers in the first inning. that is 39 on the season. former brewer carlos gomez is enjoying a renaissance with the rangers after being cut by the astros. gomez hit a bomb in the third, a three-run shot estimated at 440 feet. and then another former brewer, jonathan lucroy, ripped this two-run double down the line in the sixth. the rangers go on to beat the first 6-4, so the old brewers -- joyce: chris carter, that is a shining spot. dan: the guy is leading the home run race in place for colorado, so neither will throw any good pitches to these guys. joyce: we will see. kathy: a final look at the forecast next. joyce: after that "jimmy kimmel mark: review showers continued to move through, and it's not just the fact that we have rain. it is also chilly out there. t

bbc news, whitefish, monna. katty: when it comes to this election, the next possibly pivotal event will be on monday when hillary clinton and donald trump meet for the first presidential debate. tens of millions of americans are likely to tune in. i have spoken to people who have had a front-row seat at previous debates to get their take. the presidential debates give american voters the only chance they have to compare the candidates side-by-side. the stakes are enormous. and in this election, the biggest challenge for hillary clinton is how do you debate someone like donald trump? there has never been a candidate or a debater quite like him. mr. trump: let me talk. let me talk. quiet. katty: trump doesn't do traditional debate prep with policy briefings and analysis. he prefers off-the-cuff remarks and almost childlike insults. mr. trump: i call him lyin' ted he holds the bible high, and then he goes down and puts the bible down and then he lies. lyin' ted. katty: todd harris was the senior advisor for senator

whitefish bay takes this one city conference action has sunshine greeting milwaukee vincent as they host milwaukee madison this afternoon. the vincent vikings strike on the first drive, michael rogers finding terrence banyard over the middle for 43 yards and the score. 8-nothing after the 2 point conversion. after recovering an onside kickoff, vikings gets on the board again. this time it's isaiah bogan dancing and then finding a clear path down the sideline. the vikings go on to beat the knights, 47 picture has us saying, "there's no crying in football." maybe there was for the home fans. that's because ezekiel banks was huge tonight. he starts the scoring on the hustlin' hawks opening drive with the 6-yard score. then he does it again, this time from 9 yards out. south milwaukee trying to stay in this one as moo mua vang hauls in the 36-yard pass from jake si-mun-check simuncak. but it wasn't enough to shut down banks who goes on to score 6 touchdowns and greenfield wins 47 to 30. and this tweet came from our producer's alma mater, jefferson high where it was 'merica night. the eagles

a week, whitefish bay, milwaukee. joyce: a hot dog could help police solve a string of crimes at local stores. in tonight's big story, wisn 12 news terry sater is live at 60th and coldspring in greenfield. kathy: that's where police say this robber left behind his dna on that hot dog. >> these thieves almost always went for cartons of newport cigarettes in a string of crimes from whitefish bay to greenfield. they struck walgreens and gas stations, including this approach to it. again, very brazen. >> greenfield police detective chuck fletcher says when you watch this greenfield speedway's surveillance video, you see one suspect with a dark shirt walk up and grab a hot dog. the second suspect in a white shirt sneaks behind the clerk at the counter and heads for the manager's office, where the newport cigarettes are stored. the man with the hotdog spots the open cash register, goes behind the counter, where a second store worker tries to stop him. >> there's a struggle there, and >> the clerk gets punched and but the cl

one person is rescued from a fire in whitefish bay. north shore fire crews were called out to the scene near henry clay and diversey early this morning. the person rescued was evaluated by paramedics on scene...but their condition is not known at this time. no word yet on what caused the fire. milwaukee the first taking place near 86th and hampton last night. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried robbing him. the man is expected to survive and police continue to search for the suspects. police are also searching for suspects in connection with two other shootings. we're told a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and nash, just before two this morning. police say his injury is serious-- but he is expect to survive. no arrests have been made in the man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound-- but police say the victim won't tell them where he was shot. he is also expected to survive. two people are recovering after a crash leaves them trapped in a vehicle it happened just before midnight. the truck landed on

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the special meeting in whitefish bay ...teaching people how to protect themselves from cral ???????????????????????????????? ??? ??? now at six-- the battle for control over a milwaukee county park heads to the courtroom today.the two county officials set square off in front of a judge. then -- the state's largest company when it comes to sales is moving its headquarters out of milwaukee.the financial reasons behind the merger and move of johnson controls and tyco. and taking a live look welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm vince vitrano.and - i'm susan kim.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday was back to work and school, and it was steamy with highs near 90, and a few scattered t'storms late afternoon. showers and t'storms developed overnight, and it is warm and humid with lows in the low to mid 70s. the summer heat and humidity sticks around for today with highs in the mid 80s, and scattered afternoon t'storms likely. heavy rain is likely

one person was rescued from an apartment fire in whitefish bay. north shore fire crews were called out to the scene near henry clay and diversey early this morning. the person rescued was evaluated by paramedics on scene...but their condition is not known at this time. no word yet on what caused the blaze. 24 homicides in august -- it's in 25 years. that's back when police discovered the bodies of jeffery dahmer's victims in july of 19-91. police chief ed flynn held a special news conference on the sobering numbers -- saying something needs to change. he says the majority of homicides stem from gun violence between convicted offenders. "if we want to deter firearms death, weve got to significantly punish the act of illegally carrying the gun. wisconsin doesnt do that. neither does illinois. weve both got the body counts to prove it." to put these numbers into perspective -- chief flynn compared them to chicago a city that also experienced its deadliest month in several years with 90 homicides. in august-- milwaukee had 24 homicides. chicago had 90

news from overnight - one person rescued from a fire in whitefish bay. north shore fire crews were called out to the scene near henry clay and diversey early this morning. the person rescued was evaluated by paramedics on scene...but their condition is not known at this time. no word yet on what caused the blaze. and milwaukee police investigating three shootings overnight. the first taking place near 86th and hampton. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried robbing him.. the man is expected to suspects. police say the other two shootings...the circumstances remain unclear at this point in time. we're told a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and finn around 1:45 a- m..and suffered a serious injury but is expected to survive. and then around 3:15....a 35-year-old man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound....but police don't know where the shooting actually took place. he is also expected to survive...and police continue to investigate. sobering new numbers on violence in milwaukee. month of august is one for the record books

you grew up around here, but yet you have been on broadway and >> i went to high school at whitefish bay high school. did a lot of musicals there. i performed a lot here in milwaukee and eventually moved to chicago then new york. but it is nice to always be back home where i can perform in front of people who have seen me do really bad and do really well too. >> some that changed your diapers. >> yeah it's >> . that's what you always hear once you hit some success, i changed your diaper. >> yes. the time. >> very humbling thing for people to say. [laughter] >> so let's talk about this show. is this a role that you have performed before? >> yes. don quixote is a role that i always dreamt of doing. i had an opportunity to play the role in chicago, and now, most importantly i get to come home and do this iconic role. >> is the rep a cool place to perform? you have been all over the world. you have been on broadway. i'm sure you will feel some pressure to say is about it? >> milwaukee reptory theater is an amazing place to work. there is world class artists come in and get to share incre

the north stars from waukesha north make their debut at number seven,lo creek, and whitefish bay. week four of operation football is friday. and the brewers finally beat up , on the cubs tonight at miller park. jonathan villar led off the bottom of the first with this home run. he later added a single and a triple. the first seven batters for the brewers reached base against jason hammel, who was 10-1 all-time versus milwaukee. domingo santana with a two-run single. ryan braun with a three-run homer, his 26th of the season. the brewers beat the cubs 12-five, the first win in seven games against the cubs, a lot of frustration. it was a hot night in there. kathy: a final look at the forecast next. joyce: coming up next, "jimmy kimmel live." his guests include andy samberg, dave salmoni, and music from desiigner. ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, yeah. chase. so you can. dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam c

franklin's win over oak creek vaulted the sabers to seventh, followed by whitefish bay, wilmot, arrowhead, greenfield, and greendale. quarterback this week at michigan state, and it appears to be alex hornibrook, but the greater concern is at running back. three of wisconsin's top four running backs are listed as questionable on this week's injury report, including corey clement, who missed saturday's win over georgia state. that leaves dare ogunbowale as the only healthy running back. if clement, taiwan deal, and bradrick shaw don't show signs of improvement soon, u.w. might have to move fullback alec ingold to running back to complement ogunbowale against the eighth-ranked spartans. game expecting what will happen on saturday. we just have to do our job. things like that will take care of itself. dan: alex warner broke let it 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.

speaking of fun, we continue week four of operation football with burlington catholic central and whitefish bay both teams searching for their second wins of the season. the dominican nights fired up in the first quarter, on the keeper. nobody can catch him. a 32 yard run, 7-0. second quarter, both brothers lang quarterback tonight. it was a good game. dominican beat burlington catholic central, 14-6. on the north shore conference, fans fired up. nicolet hosting grafton. 22-0 at the break. attempting a comeback, dropping back, fires off his back foot, distance. now down seven points. skipping ahead to the fourth, scrambles to his left, tosses a bomb, and he hauls it in and finishes the job. down just two. a two-point conversion attempt. he makes the connection, that ties the game. after all that, the blackhawks score a field goal to win it. we're not finished yet with week four. joining me again is 12 sports stephen watson with a big battle in the classic eight conference . stephen: still working on my voice. next week. stephanie, we don't often say arrowhead and losing record in the same s

week's featured game the choices are, arrowhead at catholic memorial greenfield at whitnall or , whitefish bay at germantown. log on to wisn.com to cast your vote the winner will be announced on monday. >> we preview a big weekend of football. we look back at the badgers. the packers have a huge game. >> for the new stadium, can the packers spoiled the party? we will see. rain man's his season debut. he is unbeaten this year. >> we will find out tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. after 12 news. stephanie: thank you. to minneapolis. i am excited to see that in dollars stadium. perhaps a packers victories boiling the vikings party. patrick: that would be pretty nice. >> a final look at your forecast. ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. patrick: ok, so he runs an evil empire and built a death star, but that doesn't mean darth vader is all bad. he took time out to help clean

the choices are whitefish bay at homestead, brookfield east at marquette, or milwaukee morse-marshall at milwaukee king. you can cast your vote on wisn.com. finally, four years from now, whistling straits will host the 2016 ryder cup. this year, it's taking place in chaska, minnesota near minneapolis. the first matches are tomorrow. now the ryder cup is known for rowdy galleries, and today a heckler had the last laugh after players from team europe were having trouble sinking a 12-foot putt on number eight. so rory mcillroy and company challenged the heckler to come on the course and try it himself . justin rose laid a $100 next to the ball daring the fan, david , johnson, to make it, and watch this. he gets it in there. the place goes nuts. high fives all around for the fan from north dakota. players signed the $100 bill, so i'm guessing he will frame it. joyce: that video of the game tonight, are those the color rushed jerseys? stephanie: yes, the color rush. kathy: a final look at your joyce: they were hunkering down for a rough couple of days. mark: i wish i had better news. it wi

whitefish bay down to the south along i-43. north prairie seeing some heavy rain. another batch ofeavy rn will work its way in. we are not done. i am very concerned with flooding potential throughout thxt couof hours, including waukesha, milwaukee. the flood watch does not include milwaukee. it might as well because the heavy rain is moving into the do not drive into flooded roads. i think we will see that happen here in the metro area. severe storms are possible. i will watch out for that as well. patrick: we do have team coverage. adrienne: we are live at st. john's lutheran school in mayville. the police chief explained to me accumulating just in this bot, and crews are out -- this spot, and crews are out trying to force that watered down this hill and away. if and when we get more rain in mayville, hopefully it will not be pooling quite as bad. i just talked to a teacher a few minutes ago. she is crossing her fingers and praying tonight because her classroom is on the first floor. so far, the sl more rain. dozens of firefighters are out here. they have been out

can go to wisn.com to the choices are arrowhead at catholic memorial, greenfield at whitnall, or whitefish bay at germantown. the winner will be announced next monday. and the whitnall-to-wisconsin pipeline continues. first, joel stave, now tyler herro. the junior guard announced today that he will play college basketball for greg gard and the badgers. herro is rated as a top 50 recruit. he chose wisconsin over marquette, arizona, florida, and indiana. basically could have gone just anchor: that is right. anchor: greg is getting recruits. anchor: maybe he needs a herro sandwich. anchor: if final look at the forecast next. coming up next, jimmy kimmel live. his guests include kaley cuoco, anchor: some rain tomorrow. meteorologist: not a washout, but umbrella-worthy in the morning. that does not feel like phone. anchor: our next news at 4:30. russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want be a doctor! russ feingold: you think girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. you should be paid the same boys? yogirl 1:d definitely.d girl

latisha brookens says she enjoyed living in whitefish bay ... yet her husband was pulled over five times in front of his own home. is it because he has to rationalize, sir, i live here? i think we need both ethnicity and class and look more at each other has human. some on the panel ... are staying in milwaukee ... to improve it. we wanted to make a large footprint where our people were. maanaan sabir opened a business ... in an area he says was once a ghost town. what we had in that community will be more diverse throughout. this is the first of several panels that will be held on this issue. reporting live in milwaukee. jenna sachs. fox 6 news. mary thanks jenna the packers certainly didn't play their best yesterday in jacksonville. but all that matters is the game ended with a victory. tom pipines joins us with more on what coach mccarthy is brad, mary...mike mccarthy admits that he made brad, mary...mike mccarthy admits that he made mistakes..as well as his players..but bottom line is that 1 and oh record heading into sunday night's big game

a similar scene in whitefish bay. this is the intersection of henry clay and santa monica. you can see the waters rising over the streets and onto the sidewalks. and this is near henry clay and bay. heavy rain has led to flooding in dodge county today.. it was enough to force schools to evacuate in mayville. that's where we find our rachelle baillon tonight... she joins us live... good evening. the rainfall prompted rising waters that rushed toward two area schools. both canceled class and sent students home while volunteers and first responders tried to protect the buildings. several inches of rainfall in a short time span led to rising waters and flooding in the city of mayville wednesday morning. as a result, students were evacuated from two area schools. 'we kept watching the water and as it kept coming it was getting further and further and faster and faster and then it broke the curb over here on horicon street.' the principal at st. johns says within half an hour the water started running down the side of the 9:30. classrooms also emptied at the nearby parkview schoo

we know there have been alerts from schools and daycares in germantown, whitefish bay and wauwatosa. wisn 12 news melinda davenport shows us ways you can prevent your children from getting sick. >> especially since school has started again. >> it tends to comes in batches. and then occasionally we'll see it in the winter time. >> hand foot and mouth disease is showing up in kids across our area. its symptoms can be painful. >> mouth pain or refusal to eat. often then, they'll find the rash in the mouth. it usually looks like little red bumps that turn into ulcers. >> physicians say the disease is also highly contagious, but can be prevented. experts say protecting yourself from the disease is as simple as washing your hands. >> keeping your hands washed. keeping their hands washed as best as possible especially , after diaper changes, contact with saliva, kids not sharing nooks. >> at grandma's house daycare in says they try to practice hand washing every chance they get -- they get. >> we're constantly washing the children's hands, when we notice fevers and things like that, we send

whitefish bay rounds out the top 12. we are already on week five. kathy: no. dan: nine weeks in the regular season. joyce: lightning. kathy: a final look at our forecast is coming up. joyce: coming up next, "jimmy 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. 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: ...legal ponzi scheme. not for wisconsin. joyce: what is on tap for tomorrow? lindsey: some lingering showers, but tomorrow morning it will be cooler than you are used to. during the day, 67 for a high. by thursday, we get our sunshine back. more rain friday into saturday. kathy: think we will get 80's not there yet. joyce: thank you for your woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not ta

week's featured game the choices are arrowhead at catholic memorial, greenfield at whitnall, or whitefish bay at germantown. log on to wisn.com to cast your vote. the winner will be announced next monday. the ninth ranked badgers have suffered a key injury in each of their wins. linebacker chris orr out for the season after injuring his knee in the opener. now cornerback and kick returner natrel jamerson is expected to leg injury suffered in the second half of saturday's win over akron. there's a chance corey clement could return kickoffs with jamerson out. and whitnall high school basketball star tyler herro has announced that he will play college basketball at wisconsin, a major coup for badgers coach greg gard. herro is a junior and rated as a top 50 recruit. he chose wisconsin over marquette, arizona, florida, and indiana. best of shorts back. [laughter] joyce: does he not have the perfect game? what a hero. lindsey: the shorts make him faster. [laughter] lindsey: here's a look at your weatherwatch 12 we can forecast. rain coming in overnight,, so have the umbrella handy. kathy: our n

whitefish bay. everything is moving east northeast at about 35 miles per hour right now. the big picture shows there is still some showers here. those will work their way through. after we get that one area in to sheboygan county and fond du lac county, i think things will start to quiet down into the evening hours. later tonight, we clear out. your monday, sunshine. here is what i want to be ready for tomorrow. the wind. we havt in a while. westerly winds at about 30 miles broward to 45 miles per hour. maybe even gusting higher than that. then the cooler air really moves in. high temperature of 63 degrees, and lows in the 40's. fall is likely going to get here. 62 degrees on wednesday. 67 degrees on friday. models toward the end of the week. one of the models try to bring the storms back into our area, the other keeping us dry and warming us up. adrienne: i'm been a be looking at the 48 degrees s on there. adrienne: in sports, the brewers play their final home game of the season, while baseball mourns the loss of one of the game's brightest young stars. plus, a happy hom

mequon, whitefish bay, oconomowok, the top three most expensive. >> carole: you can help decide the coolest thing made in wisconsin. a wisconsin manufacturers and commerce is hosting a contest where you can from 200 entries from custom yachts to an amphibious excavator. and you can vote at tmj4.com, the voting will end september 12. >> charles: decision 2016 now, candidates make a lot of campaign promises, do they ever come with an expiration date. a look at a promise russ feingold made. emerged from the democratic primary by beating two well-financed opponents, feingold, a state senator pledged that a majority of his campaign contributions would come from instate contributions. >> it's not just self-serving, i'm promising it for the future. i'm not going to say we're the packs, and we're -- i'm making a pledge for the futu on the quote, pledge for the future, he's now running a campaign ad suggesting feingold broke his promise. >> the pledge that he made was to take a majority of his money from instate residents. it wasn't that he would take none from out of state. >> politifact found that

month's violent unrest and the treatment of one of his players who attempted to buy a , watch at a whitefish bay jewelry store but had the cops called on him. >> milwaukee is the most ever experienced in my life. i mean, it is a place that is antiquated is in desperate need , of repair. >> in a statement released to 12 news about an hour ago from the bucks organization, it reads in part ?milwaukee is a terrific , community with wonderful people and i am proud to be a part of it.? a spokesman for the bucks says peter feigin is done talking move forward. joyce: breaking news, nfl super star and the pride of pewaukee j.j. watt may be out of the rest of the season. 12 sports dan needles is here. dan, there's word tonight watt reinjured his back. dan: watt had surgery to repair a herniated disc in his back in july and sat out the entire preseason, but was back on the field for the season opener three weeks ago. according to multiple reports tonight, watt reinjured his back last thursday against the patriots, and he is expected to be sidelined until at least december, and possibly for the rest of

the choices are whitefish bay at homestead, brookfield east at marquette, or milwaukee morse-marshall at milwaukee king. you can cast your vote on wisn.com. joyce: we continue to follow breaking news, a 12-year-old shot in river west. let's go back to nick bohr. nick: police are about to clear the scene. this is holding, still blocked this vehicle, that still has the bullet holes in the rear door. i want to show you video from a few minutes ago, where we had a couple people being arrested at the scene. we saw a woman and a male being arrested and taken away. we don't know what connection may have, if any, to the shooting, but it was right out in front of where this gunfire took place a little over two hours ago. the boy, we are told, has non-life-threatening injuries. he has been taken to children's hospital, where he is being treated. milwaukee police promise to keep us updated as they search for suspect, and of course the motive behind a strike by shooting. nick bohr, wisn 12 news. kathy: we will have an update tonight at 10:00. mark: leadtime, we have a beautiful sunset. shorter, a

there is some rain northwest side of milwaukee, south of glendale, whitefish bay, and fox point and bayside. up to the north, sheboygan county, highway 28, random lake, a dell, indicator. we will be watching this. i will keep a close eye on those storms in central wisconsin. that could make its way to the south. here is fond du lac county. we will watch the direction over the next couple of hours, because that is a severe thunderstorm as we speak. most of southeastern wisconsin. this means a long duration time where we will see rain moving through, so some of the rivers may be on the rise and we could be dealing with flooding. stay tuned the weatherwatch 12. here is 11:00, most of the rain stays to the north of us. our better chances of heavy rain come in off and on during the day tomorrow. there will be rounds of rain, one in the morning, then a evening, and this will add up and possibly create some flooding problems. in thursday, it clears out and less humidity. for those of you who can't stand this, it is going to get better. how much rain? most areas, 1-2 inches of rain. we have not had

your choices are whitefish bay at homestead, brookfield east at marquette, or milwaukee king. badger basketball player brevin pritzl played in just one game last year because of an injury. the big 10 has given the sophomore one more year of eligibility. coming up in our next half hour, we'll hear from a pair of newcomers to the bucks on the eve of the start of training camp. anchor: encouraging people to vote with doritos. anchor: still ahead, how the company is using the snack to get people registered for the election. anchor: a man rescued from flood waters. how he says he mistakenly ended shot in a car during a drive-by in the riverwest neighborhood. it happened at hotlon and locust just before 4:00. anchor: adrienne pedersen is at district five headquarters with the story. reporter: milwaukee police telling us the boy will be ok. the 12-year-old was sitting in this tan camry when someone drove by and shot at the car. police combed through the car in the riverwest neighborhood for a few hours and eventually handcuffed two people and put them in the back of police vehicles.

from whitefish bay. this was the first of several panels that will be held on this issue of segregation in milwaukee. a former doctor-- accused of sexually abusing a pair of gymnasts-- includin the lawsuit alleges. hillary clinton's campaign-- under fire after a health scare over the weekend. why officials say they will release more details on the medical history for both presidential candidates. rescue crews in new england-- working to save some students from the hudson river. what happened to their boat when they got stranded. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. rain and thunderstorms today. high in the mid 70s. right now . (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. ybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. (muffled) you can take money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo har

also breaking overnight ---- firefighters save one person burning apartment complex in whitefish bay. north shore fire crews were called out to the scene near henry clay and diversey early this morning. the person rescued was evaluated by paramedics on scene...but the victim's condition has not been released. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and this morning milwaukee police are investigating three shootings happening overnight. the first taking place near 86th and hampton. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried robbing him.. the man is expected to survive police are also searching for suspects in connection to two other shootings. we're told a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and nash just before two this morning. police say his injury is serious but he is expect to survive. no arrests have been made in the case. then around 3:15....a 35-year-old man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound....but police say the victim won't tell them where he was shot. he is also expected to survive. sobering new numbers on violence in milwaukee. the city's

she mentioned when john henson was turned away from a whitefish bay jewlery store feigin said the bucks are determined to get involved in programs that make a difference.. and he's not the only member of the team who's been outspoken on this topic.. jabari parker saying today, it's part of his responsibility to create awareness and change. 02:08:28-36 trying to create change trying to help my neighbor and trying to help my community because honestly i know if i don't stand up for something nobody else will. butt to02:11:27-40 30 years from now, i want to be talked about leading the next civil rights movement. i took a backlash from it, but i can't change who i am and i can only stand up for whats right. 3 parker said he set up a pickup basketball game in his hometown of chicago last month..he said it was only three hours.. but it was three hours away from the streets for some of the kids. 3 fakes.. taking you for your cash..what you need to know before clicking "buy" for your latest green and gold gear. 3 plus, a high speed chase through the streets of how the driver tries to get a high

also breaking overnight ---- firefighters save one person from burning apartment complex in whitefish bay. north shore fire crews were called out to the scene near henry clay and diversey early this morning. the person rescued was evaluated by paramedics on scene...but the victim's condition has not been released. the cause of the fire is under investigt and this morning milwaukee police are investigating three shootings happening overnight. the first taking place near 86th and hampton. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried robbing him.. the man is expected to survive and police continue to search for suspects. police are also searching for suspects in connection to two other shootings. we're told a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and nash just before two this morning. police say his injury is serious arrests have been made in the case. then around 3:15....a 35-year-old man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound....but police say the victim won't tell them where he was shot. he is also expected to survive. sobering new numbers on violence in milwaukee

more news from overnight - one person rescued from a fire in whitefish bay. north shore fire crews were called out to the scene near henry clay the person rescued was evaluated by paramedics on scene...but their condition is not known at this time. no word yet on what caused the blaze. and milwaukee police investigating three shootings overnight. the first taking place near 86th and hampton. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried robbing him.. the man is expected to survive and police continue to search for the suspects. police say the other two shootings...the circumstances remain unclear at this point in time. we're told a 26-year-old man was shot near 20th and nash around 1:45 a- m..and s expected to survive. and then around 3:15....a 35-year-old man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound....but police don't know where the shooting actually took place. he is also expected to survive...and police continue to investigate. sobering new numbers on violence in milwaukee. the city's homicide rate for the month of august is one for t

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am low: 63 high: 83 dewpoint: 64 wind: high: 70 dewpoint: 60 wind: nw 5-15 mph water woes in whitefish bay. this is the corner of henry clay and santa monica. the waters rising over the streets and onto the sidewalks. and this is just a few blocks away near henry clay and at least one car -- stalled in rising waters near cramer and glendale. several intersections were completely blocked off by flood waters as the rains moved in quickly. in greenfield -- flooding closed part of the "root river parkway" near 96th street. and a bad night for one homeowner-- after a tree falls onto some vehicles in a driveway. there was also some damage to the home. the rain came fast and furious in west allis -- you can see streets quickly -- driving through standing water is very dangerous- don't drown turn around. people in dodge county dealing with heavy rain and flooding for most of the day - and the troubles are far from over especially for one local school. bret lemoine is live in mayville with the water worries there.. bret? there are pockets of standing - water gushing down the street - right up t

learning the signs crooks look for in their victims.the program runs from 6-30 to 7-30 tonight at the whitefish bay village hall. we're still waiting to see how significant the impact of a merger between johnson controls and tyco will be on milwaukee.the deal moves the ireland.the move cuts the corporate tax rate the company pays from 35-percent here in the u-s... to 12-and-a-half percent in ireland.johnson controls expects to save 150 million dollars a year. the historic watertower neighborhood association is holding a meeting to discuss the future of pokemon go at lake park.last month, the parks director sent a letter to the makers of the game, requesting "pokestops" be removed from the park. neighbors complained about increased foot traffic and littering in the park. 30 in the lower level of the lake new from overnight.a man brought back into custody in las vegas -- this guy - alsonso perez - is wanted for murder.he was actually already in custody but escaped after breaking out of his handcuffs in a holding room. police think perez shot and killed a man outside of a mcdonalds -- after perez

to pick up the basics of the sport quickly and some of them to stella mann is a ten year old from whitefish bay.... 101927 "i like that nobody else at my school does it... and they have no clue what it is." 101936 101354 "are you good ? do you know if you're good at this ?? i think so, i believe i am, i don't know.... i can't say it myself, but.... 101403 heino's coach would concur.... in fact, joe would say there fencers out there, some of whom are in his programs and some of whom probably don't know a thing about the sport..... but no matter their gender or size, they could strike in this growing pursuit..... in milwaukee, tim van vooren, fox six sports... it's a film that tests the boundaries of fantasy and reality. avoids being classified into one genre. next -- gino sits down with jamie dornan to talk about the film, "the ninth life of louis drax". here's a live look outside from our moderne camera looking out over lake michigan from downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is up next with we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they

stella mann is a ten year old from whitefish bay.... 101927 "i like that nobody else at my school does it... and they have no clue what it is." 101936 101354 "are you good ? do you know if you're good at this ?? i think so, i believe i am, i don't know.... i can't say in fact, joe would say there are a lot of talented fencers out there, some of whom are in his programs and some of whom probably don't know a thing about the sport..... but no matter their gender or size, they could strike in this growing pursuit..... in milwaukee, tim van vooren, fox six sports... fencing is derived from the swordsmanship used in duels back when duels were the ultimate means of reolving disputes.... officially opened today. the green bay packers and packers hall of fame hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony n the lambeau field atrium. the exhibit honors favre's time with the team, recognizing his most memorable moments. highlights include a wall display of the gunslinger's 297 consecutive nfl seasons. number 4's pro football hall of fame speech is also played on a tv in the exhibit. the packers say number fou

one person is rescued from a fire in whitefish bay. north shore fire crews were called out to the scene near henry clay and diversey early this morning. the paramedics on scene...but their condition is not known at this time. no word yet on what caused the fire. in north shore... the health department confirms a dead crow found in the area has tested positive for west nile virus. it's the first crow to test positive for the virus in milwaukee county since may first. the virus is spread to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. health officials say north shore residents should be cautious-- and take steps to protect themselves against mosquitoes. two people are a crash leaves them trapped in a vehicle it happened just before midnight. the truck landed on its side near 794 and oklahoma. two people were inside and became trapped. a man-- driving by-- stopped to help. he explains how they were able to get one person out. former stanford all-american swimmer brock turner has been released from jail in san jose. there were protests

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