good afternoon i'm kyle avermann.. mike strewlow is on assignment... our top story at noon -- school is back in session. this morning students in milwaukee public schools who follow the di calendar went back to class... class...check out how the kids from siefert elementary were welcomed back this morning... professional men from milwaukee came out in droves to welcome these kids back to the classroom. including one of our own. cbs58 sports anchor earl arms was among the men giving out high fives, hand shakes and encouraging words as the kids walked into the brand new school year... after the unrest in sherman park last month.... many are looking to shift the energy... and get the kids off to school with some positivity...

sherman park multicultural arts school on 51st and locust. cbs 58's lindsey branwell is there live to explain... lindsey? kids walked up to sherman multicultural arts school for their first day ... you can see the red white blue decorations behind me... there was a lot of excitement and energy. just hours ago they walked right up to the school with a balloon arch, greeted by mayor barrett superintendent driver and bango the buck. but the recent events and thstudents. dr driver says this will be discussed over the school year. and students will have a safe and supported environment. dr. darienne drivermps superintendent"you can already see around us healing is occuring here. it happens. kids are playing on the playground, it you look at the tot lot things are already russled around because our kids are already playing here. this is a safe space this is a very special community. i do believe that our parents our

forward in a very positive way." mayor barrett also commented on the recent arrests in sherman park... saying what you see here at the school is night and day. a positive environment where kids are excited to learn .it is important to note, the school was chosen for this first day celebration before the unrest. reporting live... 3 and as is tradition... check out the red carpet roll out at nicolet high school in glendale. the teens got a ?hollywood-style? welcome on their rst y teachers... other staff members... and even some ented the doors and clapped as again... and got ready for the bell to ring! the parents of latino students are looking foar a s shovel, ch- cheers- cbs 58 was hand for this

charter school building. the organization launched a charter school last year with just four classrooms. three classrooms were added this year the n building should be ready by september of "this is a crusade, this is a very important national issue and for la casa to be the first independent charter school outside the city of milwaukee is en a greater committment because we are that voice for our community that school reform is important. important. the school's presidentsays the new building will be a "state of the art" school for the low income children la casa serves. can you believe it, it's already september first...its the first day of meteorological fall... and the temperatures have cooled off a bit. lets go to rebecca shuld who has something pretty ol to show you. rebecca in wx center toy: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s inland. breezy. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the

stays cool with highs around 700. wind: ne 5-15 mph.labor day weekend:sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to average in the middle and upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming a little warm with highs in the lower to middle 80s. labor day looks mostly dry but will approaching from the west em bringing rain chances by around midweek. rebecca in wx cente today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s inland. breezy. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-10 mph. friday: wall to wall sunshine. stays cool with highs around 700. wind: ne 5-15 mph.labor day weekend: sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to average in the middle and upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming

day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system approaching from the west bringing rain chances by around midweek. 3 3 3 3 rebecca in wx center today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s inland. breezy. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the upper s. friday: wall to wall sunshine. stays cool with highs around 700. wind: ne 5-15 mph.labor day weekend: sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to average in the middle and upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming a little warm with highs in the lower to mid80s. day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system approaching from the west bringing rain chances by around midweek. 3 3

the walworth county fair is back open --after officals had to shut down early and evacuate last night because of a bomb scare. elkhorn police say someone called security around 8 o'clock to report a suspicious package. but after investigating... it turned out to be drumsticks. if y were at the fair yesterday and have a wristband for carnival rides -- you can return today for two hours of free s. now to an update on the slenderman stabbing case.the attorney for one of the two waukesha teens accused of trying to stab their classmate to death.... wants the high profile trial to be hed in erent county. county.morgangeyser's attorney is requesting a change of venue.anissa weier's attorney is seeking a venue pool of jurors from a different county. it's ultimately up to a waukesha county judge to decide.that's expected to happen in a motion hearing set for october 13th.

not yet voted on a new ?public safety? action plan for the city. but that didn't stop a local group from making their voices heard about the issue at a meeting this morning. cbs 58's julie parise is live in dntown milwaukee with the details... julie? today's city council meeting was interrupted by protestors more than once.two different groups showed up -- one dressed all in black, refusing to be quiet. one of the men with that group said the injustices facing parts of the community need to stop, calling his "we will make a change by any ans necessary." another group, ublack which stands for uplifting black liberation and community, oughabout 25 people or so. they held up signs and booed several of the alderman that were present, especially the chair of the public safety committee bob donovan. afterwards, they marched to the mayors office where they stood outside yelling things like "we want justice!" i spoke with one of those protestors afterwards. she

public safety committee's proposed plan - and that adding more police officers doesn't make her feel safe . markasa tucker :17protestor280 police officers being added to the force? witno mentions of job creation? with no talking to thecommunity? we're tied of people deciding what we want and what we think we need." during the meetingbob donovan said was appalled at the way the group came in to meeting to speak out of turn, calling it unprecedeed and out of order. i spoke with alderman donovan's office after the meeting - they told me he is in a meeting right now discussing what just happened in there.we will bring you the details of what was discussed tonight at the cbs 58 news at 4live at city hall jp cbs 58 people ?across? the state are paying attention to what's happening here in milwaukee. more than half of wisconsin's ?registered voters? say... they've heard "a lot" about

that's according to a new ?marquette law school poll. only ?four percent?.... have heard nothing at all. all.when people were asked... whether they feel ?safe in their community?--- 90 percent of non-hispanic whites polled... said police make them feel "mostly safe."that's compared to just ?57 percent? of blacks and hispanics. hispanics.37 percent of voters said... they believe the unrest happened... because people are angry about ?decades of disadvantage? for black communities.48 percent said... it was mostly due to a k enforcement.? turning to campaign 2016...the latest marquette univeristy law school poll shows republican donald trump is surging again among likely vote.earlier this month... hilly clinton openeup a 15 t lead over donald trump among likely voters.... voters....but a shows her lead over trump is don to ?three points? points?and among ?registered? voters.... third-party candidates are polling higher than normal. 46-59"for an independent

libertarian candidates have recieved in the vote in previous years here." here." the poll shows most voters don't really know who gary johnson is. 72 percent of registered and likely voters don't ha an opinon on him. he's going to try to change that with a stop in milwaukee tonight. he'll be at serb hall. it's a free event... doors open at 6. cbs 58's david ade will be coin event... and we'll have a recap tonight on the news at 10. republican presidentl nominee dold trump was back on the campaign trail this morning after his whirlwind trip to mexico yesterday. it's a journey that clinton campaign called a failure. failure.donald trump spoke to the same veterans group this morning that hillary clinton addressed yesterday. he promised to create a new american future. trump's american legion event follows his meeting wey dndawith me's president and a major speech last night on

nieto says he told trump that mexico will not pay for the wall, but the republican presidential nominee has a different version. (sot: trump)we didn't discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall.(sot: tim kaine/democratic vice presidential nominee)he didn't have the guts to look the mexican president in the eye and bring up the ntral position in his campaign. it was diplomatic embarrassment and shows the guy is not ready r prime time. time. the clinton campaig says trump oked.and later the mpaign amended its statementsaying "it turns out trump just didn't choke, got beat in the room and lied about it." wisconsin's problem with pain killer abuse will be center stage at a roundtable discussion with government leaders in milwaukee this afternoon. senator ron johnson and other leaders will discuss the u-s department of health and human services' decision to implement 'the promoting responsible opiod prescribing act'... or prop for short. it prohibits pain management questions on patient sueys from being factored into medicare reimbursement calculations.

attorney general brad shimel begins at 12:30 at the downtown campus of milwaukee area technical college. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... a major setback for space exoration after an explosio at the space-x launch pad in florid anwe'll have the very latest on trpical storm tords orida's gulf coast.

nasa says space-x was test firing its unmanned falcon-9 rocket this morning ahead of a scheduled launch this weekend when it exploded in cape canaveral. the blast was felt miles away and billows of smoke poured into the sky. space-x released a statement th the pad resulting in the loss of vehic anits payload. (sot bill harwood, cbs news space consultant)"it could have beenumbn any o ings. for t fire te, that first stage is fully fueled, its loaded with propellant just as if ey are gog to launch it" space-x is a critical partner for nasa. it carries supplies and equipment to the international space stion.throcket s supposed to boost an israeli communications satllite into orbit saturday. tropical storm () hermine is soaking florida's gulf coast, and will likely become a hurricane by the time it makes

expect more than a foot of rain and possible tornadoes. omar villafranca has the latest from clearwater, florida. nats (social: daniel pita//fl slightly addicted/wed0364/ki ngofmychateau@06)relentless rainfall...nats(social folder: avery yoder )howling winds... nats(shawnpatch//fl manatee wtsp)and rising waters... pummeled florida's gulf coast as outer bands from tropical storm hermine pushed toward the sunshine state.(sot mos)(wed0364 @41)"a little nervous. a little more than a little nervous"nat sot (social folder: fl mario alejandro) don't think i can park there" (wed0526+wed0525+wed0510) overnight in sarasota, voluntary evacuations were underway. emergency crews navigated through waist deep water looking for anyone possibly trapped. (sot lt. lori jaress/sarasota police dept.)(wed0526 @;19)"officers were acally, coming up to me and their gun belts are underwater. they are actually up to here water" ?points towards stomach? (wed0364/wed0198)the storm has yet make land fall butas already submeed streets the coa. ts.. dumped more than nine inches of rain on parts of the state. governor rick

florida counties(sot gov. rick scott/(r) florida)(wed0122@1: 46 )"we have 8 thousand members of our national guard that are prepared to be mobilized//but you as an individual have to do your part. have water, three days of water, three days of food. and if you think you might need to go to a shelter, know where a shelter is."scholls are canceled here today in antipcation of up to 20 inches of rain. to make matters more difficult, there could be tornadoes in florida and georgia. omar villafrca, cb newscl time now for a check of our weather, lets send it over to rebecca in the weath center. today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s nd. laeezy. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-10 mph.friday: wall to wall sunshine. stays cool with highs around 700. wind: ne 5-15 mph.labor day weekend: sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to average in the middle and

a little warm with highs in the lower to middle 80s. labor day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system apprg froachin the west bringing rain chances by around midweek. today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s to wer 70s inland. breezy. clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lo thws in upper 50s. wind: ne 5-10 mph. friday: wall to ll sunshine. stays cool with ghs around day ekend: sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to upper 70s. more clouds arrive ononday,labor d, becoming a little warm with highs in the lower to middle 80s. labor day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system approaching from the west bringing ra chances by around midweek. today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s inland. breezy. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the upper s. wind: ne 5-10 mph. friday: wall to wall sunshine. stays cool with highs around 700. wind: ne 5-15 mph.labor day weekend: sunshine sticks

with temperatures returning to average in the middle and upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming a little warm with highs in the lower to middle 80s. labor day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system approaching from the west bringing rain chances by around midweek. today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with gh lower 70s wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comftable with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-10 mph. friday: wall to wall sunshine. stays cool with highs around 70 day weekend: sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to average in the middle and upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming a little warm with highs in the lower to middle 80s. labor day looks mostly dry but will have to watch a storm system approaching from the west bringing rain chances by around midweek. today: mixture of sun and clouds. stray sprinkle possible. cool with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s inland. breezy. wind: ne 10-20 mph.tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comforble wi lowin the upper s. wind: ne 5-10 mph. friday: wall to wall sunshine.

day weekend: sunshine sticks around saturday and sunday with temperatures returning to average in the middle and per 70s. more clouds ?ad lib? toss back it wil a thunderous roar this holiday weekend all across the brew city forhe 16th annual milwaukee rally and custom bike show. off at this evening for harley- davidson's "larst bike night of the year" at? the museum. and then it's one h-d event after the other, including a women's ride friday morning, bbq and blues saturday afternoon, andlots of music and other entertainment. the ve area harley dealers will

locatis.our michael schlesinger even had the chance to try out one of the new harleys for 2017....a road glide ultra. aefound out ere's wiscin the production of e bike cgmike goche/product planning na in tomawk. milwaukee 8. only h twin t. iengi108 years. best as far ancerm00 performance.:00there areres wee factory tour location off pilgrim road in menomonee falls. we've posted a link to all thh-d fun websitecbs58.com. make sure to click on the red news links tab on the homepage. 3 busiest travel weekends of but it can also be deadly.

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in today's money watch report... 3 bimbo bakeries is issuing a recall for entenmann'slile bite snacks. the recall comes after consumers complained of finding plastic bits in the dessert eats. at least one injury is reported. the recall brownies and chocolate chip muffins with a "b and variety september 24-th. bimbo date of bakeries says itr problem to a manufacturing failure at a contractor's bakery in illinois. the national safety council estimates that across the country -- more than 400 people will die this weekend on the roads.but you can keep your family safer. before packing your bags for the big trip -- establish some ground rules for your ride.wear a seat belt.enforce a distraction-free zone for drivers. let someone else use the g-p-s or phone. and of course -- don't drink and drive. 3

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? >> ridge: oh, great. they told me brooke was in the office. i guess they meant a different office. >> quinn: well, brooke and i can rarely be found in the same place. >> ridge: i'm gonna ask ho >> quinn: i can work from home except on meetings days, if -- >> ridge: from home? you mean my dad's home? his house? you're gonna occupy another room? no. i need you to be as removable as possible. hey. >> wyatt: hey. >> ridge: do me a favor. take this one out for breakfast, for lunch, for dinner, or whatever you want. don't bring her back. >> quinn: ridge and i -- we were just, um -- >> wyatt: yeah, i gothe gist of it. >> quinn: so, sweetheart, what brings you here this fine morning? >> wyatt: oh, the hope you would have listened.