good morning. i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with a check on the weather... with meteorologist the slow moving storm influence our weather like the clouds and 30 mph gusty winds we had yesterdaat least highs in the mid to upper 60s were back to normal. clouds increased overnight, with areas of drizzle, a brisk wind, and temps in the 50s. today is cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and scattered showers. the ne wind continues to gust to

remains breezy overnight with rain showers likely. two teenage two teenage girls are recovering this morning from a dog attack in brown deer. police say two pit bulls attacked the girls near 48th and dean yesterday afternoon. officers immediately shot and killed one of the dogs.the second dog was also shot -- after officers say it tried to attack them.animal control picked up the second al owner's request. a neighbor describes what happened. to kill herone of the girls clothes was ripped all up they was really trying to kill her another neighbor told us: one of the dogs tried to attacker her while she was walking her while she was attacker her while she was walking her dogs earlier this week.the girls in yesterday's attack are expected to be okay. the man who shot and killed laylah petersen faces more petersen faces more than 60 years behind bars.a jury just convicted carl barrett for the

was shot and killed while sitting on her granfather's lap.police say barrett and another man targeted the wrong house.it took police a year to crack the case. who was responsibleit took time to identify who was involved and who was responsiblethey didn't give up and that's why laylah has justice nowthe other accused shooter, arlis gordon and accomplice, paul farr, have both pleaded guilty. barrett will be sentenced in december an investigation continues this morning.. a day afte commuter train...jay gray has the very latest on the tragedy in just minutes... the morning rush unraveled...(jersey city fire/rescue)"i have heavy structural damage. i have people trapped on the train.//major major casualties "train 16-14 on the new jersey transit line -- sped into the hoboken station...slamming into and then over the bumpers at the end of the track..(sot/ mike larson / nj transit:18 - :23)"it was just, it was horrific. it was an explosion of concrete dust, electrical

terminal collapsed...falling to the ground - along with steel beams.. bricks.. and shattered glass...thirty-four- year-old fabiola bittar de kroon was standing on the platform.. the hoboken resident.. and mom.. was killed by falling debris.."we just heard people screaming in the first car that they were trapped. they couldn't get out..."(nats: sirens)more than 100 .. on and off the train .. on and off more than 100 (nats: get out..."(nats: sirens)more than 100 .. on and off the train were injured - including the engineer who said to be cooperating with the national transportation safety board investigation into the crash... the train never seemed to slow down...ntsb agents hope to get key data from the crash.. from the train's "black box."(sot/ bella dinh-zarr / ntsb vice chairman :xx - :xx)from the event recorder we hope to get information such as speed and breaking. investigators have access to the locomotive..but to this point.. structural damage to the station has kept them out of the rest of the train..jay gray - nbc news - hoboken, new jersey decision 20-16 coverage: hillary clinton is spending the day in florida - where she

while donald trump heads to michigan.both candidates are trading new attacks.trump accusing the fbi of giving immunity to clinton over her email scandal.clinton citing a report that trump's company violated the u.s. ban on doing business with cuba back in the 1990s "shows that he puts his personal and business interests ahead of the laws and the values and the policies of the united states of america." usa today taking sides in the race for the first time in it's 34-year history. says trump is unfit for the presdiency.trump's running mate, mike pence wrote his own editorial calling trump quote "ready to lead" hillary clinton's daughter chelsea will be in wisconsin today.she's stumping for her mom at the meyer theater in green bay.the campaign says she will urge people to vote early today is your chance to ask governor walker a questionthe governor is hosting a "q and a" chat on facebook live at 8-15 this morninglater today, walker will participate in the grand opening and dedication ceremony for a new science lab at carroll university in

1-30 this afternoon the cost of owning a car in milwaukee could double -- if county executive chris abele gets his way.abele is proposing a 60 dollar regisration fee in his 20-17 budget.the so-called "wheel tax" would help pay for busses. abele said the tax is the county's only option because of cuts in state funding. suburban residents would be hit with a wheel tax for the first time... while city of milwaukee residents are already paying 20 dollars per car. with the 75 dollar registration for the state... one of milwaukee's largest employers is laying off 100 people this year and "hundreds" more next year. northwestern mutual blames the job cuts on low interest rates. the company has not detailed how many positions will be eliminated in milwaukee.northwestern mutual is currently building a new 450 million dollar skyscraper near the lakefront no word this morning on when bucks president peter feigin will reschedule a speech at

sports law students yesterday.-- but the school canceled the discussion.turns out, several non-students were showing up at the event.feigin came under fire this week -- for calling milwaukee the most segregated and racist place he has ever experienced. a sledding hill and ice skating rink are going up around lambeau field. the team just showed off these detailed plans for its titletown district public park. the goal is to make lambeau a year-round attraction. the park is expected to up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--hurricane matthew taking aim at the caribbean .. ?when? the category two storm could get even stronger.and - the ceo of wells fargo is in the hot seat.the wisconsin connection to a grilling he got on capitol hill and taking a live look

the slow moving storm system to our east continues to influence our weather like the clouds and 30 mph guwi we had yesterdaat least highs in the mid to upper 60s were back to normal. clouds increased overnight, with areas of drizzle, a brisk wind, and temps in the 50s. today is cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and scattered showers. the ne wind continues to gust to 25 mph throughout the day, and remains breezy overnight with rain showers likely.

matthew is hurricane hurricane matthew is moving through the caribbean this morning -- as a category 2 storm -- the national weat service says the storm continues to strengthen ... packing 100 mile per hour winds.it could become a major hurricane later in the day. today, the tulsa officer charged with shooting and killing a black man will be arraigned in court officer betty shelby is charged with first degree manslaughter in the shooting death of terence crutcher.chopper video shows crutcher with his hands up prior to the shooting.officer shelby said he was acting erratically, and tried to grab something out of his car. wells fargo still reeling

fake accounts. lawmakers on capitol hill have been grilling c-e-o john stumpf the bank is facing a fine of 185- million dollars -- after employees -- trying to meet sales targets--- opened up millions of fake debit and credit card accounts. wisconsin representative sean duffy was one of the lawmakers on the attack .

morning i'm elise menaker and this is your one minute drill. bad news for the badgers... after not suffering a loss all se in one day.yesterday reports saying that linebacker vince biegel is out two to four weeks after having foot surgery.and badgers kicker rafael gaglianone out the rest of the season after he had back surgery.in gaglianone's case the team says they thought his condition was improving... then it worsened... leading to surgery. reports saying biegel had a screw put into his cracked foot.this would have been biegels first and only time playing michigan while at wisconsin.yesterday we learned that the bucks khris middleton had surgery wednesday to repair his left hamstring. middleton still expected to miss six months of the season. and bucks first round draft

just a sprain... he'll sit out a few days of practice.the brewers open up their final series of the season in colorado tonight.and don't forget tonight is your friday football frenzy.that's your one minute drill.i'm elise menaker.)) pewaukee native j-j watt is reportedly out for the season e-s-p-n reporting the former badger just had season-ending back surgery.watt re-injured his back during the texans week three loss to new england. the four time all-pro missed the entire pre-season after undeng herniated disk in late july. and as elise mentioned.. tonight is friday football frenzy... highlights from all the big games on the high school gridiron. elise is going to be right up the street tonight... as the shorewood messmer greyhounds welcome greenfield. other games we're whatching... catholic memorial at waukesha west. oak creek off to racine to take on horlick. franklin heading south as well... the sabers meet kenosha indian trail. and brookfield east at

the slow moving storm system to our east continues to influence our weather like the clouds and 30 mph gusty winds we had yesterdaat least highs in the mid to upper 60s were back to normal. clouds increased overnight, with areas of drizzle, a brisk wind, and temps in the 50s. today is cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and scattered showers. the ne wind continues to gust to 25 mph throughout the day, and remains breezy overnight with rain showers likely. rain is likely saturday morning, the afternoon is cloudy with a few showers, highs in the low to

dies down to 5-10 mph. sunday is still mostly cloudy with highs in the mid to upper 60s. monday is sunny and nice with highs in the upper 60s, and tuesday looks beautiful with sunshine and highs near 70,

quiet light traffic incident freeseveral overnight closures are reopening in the next 15 to 20 minutes

illegal for drivers to hold their phones while in a construction zones. wisconsin department of transportation said this law will help crack down on law will help said this law will help crack down on distracted driving. i spoke with d-o-t and state patrol on how they'll enforce this rule. "first violation is 162.70 and four points against your wisconsin driving status. second violations within a 12 month period, you're looking at an additional 40 dollars, that takes you over 200 dollars and again another four points."to help drivers avoid the fine, dot and state patrol are working toge the word out"we're really working hard by putting messages up on our dynamic message sign, pushing through social media and other avenues to make sure everybody is aware of that, that this is going into affect."according to the dot using a mobile device is a factor in one out of every four crashes nation wide, so this law gives workers a sense of security. as a mom of soon-to-be drivers tracy nickolaus says this will only help the next generation of drivers. "if its a law, and it's something that they have to abide it'll be taught in driver's ed. it'll be taught

their parents not using their phones while they drive, then they will probably follow suit." the law does not include hands-free devices. if there's an emergency in a workzone drivers will be allowed to hold the phone to call 9-1-1 the wisconsin department of transportation reports on average of two thousand crashes happen in construction zones a year. more local news:the woman who rammed her car into deputies during a traffic stop will be sentenced todaykevina freeman was convicted last month. freeman threw her car car -- and injured two deputies back in may. investigators say she was driving without a valid license or insurance. new video shows thieves snatching a woman's purse outside a bar in milwaukee's riverwest neighborhood.salina fay tells us she went back to the bar the next day to file a report with police.that's when one of the suspects came back and swiped her car!

underneath my arm would have gotten taken or the car that was 10 ft away from me.">fay says she thinks the men took her purse the night before to get her car keys.she hopes her story will prevent the same thing from happening to other people. steven avery is talking to doctor phil.the t-v personality recently did a phone interview with avery from prison.avery's new fiancee also sitting down with doctor phil -- to discuss her relationship with the convicted murdereravery reportedly told doctor phil he'd like brad him in a movie about his life. the interviews are set to air next week. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--giving back.the three local shelters waiving pet adoption fees later today. dog on a roof.how this fiesty pooch may have ended up on the roof of a house! let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....the now milwaukee at 6:30followed by the new show "this is us"then the good place at 7:30dateline

taking a live look outside.. the wisconsin humane society is giving back today ...it is waiving fees for the first 30 dog adoptions at shelters around southeast wisconsin ... 20 in milwaukee, five in racine and five in saukville. it is their way of saying thank you for all the donations they received at last weekend's brewers "give back game" an arizona homeowner found man's best friend in the most unusual place.gregory dorr heard some scratching outside his home earlier this week. when he went outside to figure

from... he discovered a dog on top of the roof!dorr doesn't know how the pooch got up there, but says it could have jumped over his grill. in colorado - superheroes brought smiles to patients at children's hospitalmembers of the aurora police department dressed up as the comic book characters.batman... spiderman... iron man... and captain america rappelled down the wall and waved to smiling patients inside.the department says it's the third year they've dressed up for the kids fighting up next on up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--miles apart.why state lawmakers still can't agree on a plan to fund wisconsin's roadsand- a waukesha teen ... mowed down

alive.who police say was behind the wheel during the

illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. so the only question is: are you? now at 5:00...put down your phones... the new law that's going effect. where it will be

tomorrow. plus... it's your chance to talk to governor walker this morning.. his way of connecting with you via social media. let's take a live look let's take a live look outside this morning... welcome to live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... the slow moving storm system to our east influence our weather like the clouds and 30 mph gusty winds we had yesterdaat least highs in the mid to upper 60s were back to normal. clouds increased overnight, with areas of drizzle, a brisk wind, and temps in the 50s. today is cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and scattered showers. the