>> yup we're really dedicated to employability of our graduates at bryant and stratton college. we do a lot of research in the community to figure out what are the high demand career fields. occupational therapy is in high demand nationwide. it is expected to grow. we need more ot's and ota's. 23% by the year 2025 due to baby boomers and other scenarios that are happening we just of us out in the world working. >> that's a great thing to know as a recent graduate, and someone who is interested in that type of program to know if are you going to spend your money on a program that there is a very high demand for the career you are choosing to do. so when it talks about occupational therapy as an assistant, how does someone get started in the program? what do they do? >> they call our admissions office, make an appointment with our admissions rep. they can contact me as well and i can get them hooked up. they can call me for a tour. sought us out that are looking at us as a second career and we have students out of high school looking for that first opportunity and college experien

matt peoppel of briggs and stratton and lakelyn, one of children's lakelyn, one of and stratton of children's champions. register for the briggs and al's run and walk. it starts tomorrow at 10:30 near 12th and wisconsin. we've got all the details on our website cbs 58 dot com. meg, matt, lakelyn thank you for joining us. 3 in today's health watch -- opioid overdose deaths have become a milwaukee county. just yesterday we learned the milwaukee county medical examiner, brian peterson's son had died from a possible overdose. now preesident obama is pushing a new plan to fight the deadly heroin and opioid addiction affecting so many families. cbs' hena daniels has more. natswith the heroin and opioid epidemic killing almost 100 americans every day... the obama administration is now renewing its strategy to fight the public health crisis. the reportedly call for law enforcement to:-identify links between over-prescribing doctors ?and? distribution networks across the country. -prosecutors are being urged to more readily share information across state lines. attorney general loretta lynch told usa

he will speak at strap at the stratton theater they are. doors open at 9:30 a.m. and the events get started about three hours later. >>> 11:11 a.m. and still ahead, city and injures dozens of people. the latest on the investigation of.till ahead >>> october is still weeks away but one of the biggestst beer drinking festivals on the plant well, actually the universe, is well underway now. new line good morning everybody on this game day. itn is sports galore. will the weather cooperate? that's the big question and our forecast keeps of clearing afternoon. there could be a few showers around. wewe will talk about that and ad a day forecast that takes us >>> will come back at 11:15 a.m. at least 29 people had been injured after an explosion in new york b city on the streets near street near the chelsea neighborhood.re a box placed on the street blowing out windows of nearby building.rere there are also investigating another device at another location said to be a pressure cooker.er the victim's injuries is said to be minor. new york city's mayor says there is no indi

and all the while live music from the briggs and stratton big backyard-- like tucker beathard. grill experts mad dog and merrill even taped a live show! wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking hello and welcome to the fox 6 sports blitz. your home for everything local throughout the year. i'm tom pipines joined by tim van vooren , brandon cruz has the night off. we begin with the fox 6 stories of the week. at number 6, the brewers go streaking again this week. they lose the first 2 to the cards to extend a losing streak to 6. but then they win the series finale with st louis and sweep

stratton is frequently deployed in the battle against drug smugglers. lately taking part in what's a major military enterprise in the arctic. the ship is returning to its berth in alameda after 114 days. quite a bit whammarmer here. >> consumer investigator chris chmura has the story. >>> ray tore i don't ordered three pieces of furniture from ramos furniture in fremont and paid $2800 up front. ramos said the furniture would be delivered within five weeks but it wasn't. ramos loaned ray the floor models. the store said it would swap them when his furniture came in. ray says he couldn't get his new furniture and ramos ignored his phone calls about the furniture or a refund. we reached out and there was finger-pointing on both sides. ramos says ray wasn't consistent in asking what he wanted, either new furniture or a refund. they decided a $2800 refund was best. ramos issued a short statement. we tried to help the customer as best as possible. we decided to give a full refund. the lesson here, when ordering furniture, don't pay for everything up front. a

briggs & stratton have supported us for 21 years. not only the gift of time to see people insid -- to see ppl thema: finally, tell us the impact of the support, not only from the community that the fundraiser for the hospital. >> it helps us do what we need to do to make sure that every child that comes through our doors gets the best care. so parents do not -- parents do not wake up one day and say i want to bring my child to the count on us for services to make sure they have the best experience. we are able to do that because of this support, some of the best services in addition to the medical support, we are able to do that as well. it is gratifying that people support us. they know we are exceptional. no child needs to leave wisconsin for the best care, but we can't do that alone. we count on the community and the support. thema: hospital of wisconsin, thank you for your time. >> thank you. thema: absolutely. thema: any of the events happening outside, very nice weather. sally: 79, a little humid. southwest breeze. tomorrow, 76

he was born in stratton, colorado and found work at a steel mill after he graduated from high school. while walking down the street in june of 1942, he saw what we now consider a classic poster of uncle sam pointing at him saying, i want you. he entered the recruiting station and noticed the line was empty compared to the line for the navy. asked why he joined, his reply was simple, uncle sam needed me. he was placed with a group of marines that were being reorganized at camp elliott, california ks before they trained in the mountainous terrain. then in early january, 1943, p.f.c. dup's group of marines was sent to relieve the original force. on january 20, 1943, his platoon was split into three squads conducting a scouting mission. the citation describing his actions states in part, after the commanding officer and second in command had been severely wounded, private first class james dunn on his own initiative and complete disregard to personal safety, promptly assumed command and led the man to junk will cover in the face of fierce mortar and machine gun fire. he was awarded the na

mentioned a minute ago, we had a severe the national weather service is advising to places like lancaster, stratton, wentworth, milan, these places, white field and randolph in line for the most severe line of thunderstorms rolling through. 60 miles per hour and gusting and there could be hail as big aspeny sized hail. there it is, moving through the region, it's this part of the storm right here that' be pushing through. keep that in mind. we also have the line of storms not quite as strong, moving over the connecticut river valley and approaching the monadnock region as well. these storms will swoop across the country-- the state this morning and pull away by mid day and early afternoon. more on your forecast in a few minutes. amy: new this morning, a new hampshire man is dead after a boating accident in massachusetts. this happened during the speed tauton yesterday. three hydroplanes were going about 65 miles per hour when they collided. we had rescue boats to the scene less than a minute and able to get all three out of the water very quickly. amy: despite that quick response, a 39-year-old fro