5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-10 mph.weekend: storms likely on saturday especially from late morning through evening. strong storms not expected but some steady rain possible. drier on sunday with a few clouds. getting cooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. 3 3 roads may be wet this morningplan for some extra time as you hit the roads. the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.at the zoo interchange the i-41 nb and i-894 sb system ramps to i-94 wb will close overnight for pavement repairs.heads up starting friday night through sunday i-94 eb will close at we begin with developing news this morning out of downtown milwaukee. police are investigating a shooting that happened just two hours ago on old world third street and wells. that's a busy area... especially once the morning commute gets underway...and people start heading to work. work.cbs 58's julie parise joins us live with the details. that shooting happened just down the street, right outside the victim was able to drive himself here, where he flagged down a police car which took him to the hospital.he is currently being treated for non life threatening injuries. take a look at this video we just shot of the ongoing investigation. you can see police putting down evidence markers here on old world third.police tell us a 34 year old man was involved in some kind of argument on the extent of his injuries -- but we know he was able to run down the street to get the attention of the officer. police tell us this investigation is ongoing.stay with us for more as this story develops throughout the morning. 3 3 new this morning--- a fire overnight at a storage business in elkhorn. most of the storage units are n located on nathan land and "deere" road. the flames started around 10:30 last night.it took ?multiple? departments to get them out.no one was hurt. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. 3 the green and gold come away with a win... during their second preseason game last night against the raiders... but as you can see here.. news not all good.. as quarterback brett hundley suffers an injury.cbs 58's earl arms has your one goal in preseason: stay healthy. brett hunley, though, unable to do that as he left in the second quarter re-agrivating his ankle injury the same injury that kept him out last week in cleveland and the one he's been dealing with through training camp. coach: same injury as the first time but they don't think it's as bad as the originalarms: maybe not as serious as the first injury.. but the back-up quarterback being helped off the field from the starting quarterback going into halftime. player second year player.. has an opporuntiy to be our number 2 quarterback. so these are valuable reps.. but hey, injuries are a part of the game. arms: brett hunley's night still not bad, 5 of 7 throwing for 67 yards on the night. packers off today so they'll revaluate his status tomorrow when the packers head back to the practice field. in green bay. earl arms cbs 58 news this morning. the packers now fly to santa 3 3 3 good news for packers fans... the pro-football hall of fame is giving refunds to those who bought tickets to the cancelled pre-season game in canton.fans will get back the face-value of their tickets, fees ?and? one-night hotel accommodations.fans will also get four tickets to the hall of fame museum.the victory comes after at least four fans filed suitover the debacle.the august 7th game -- between green bay and indianapolis -- was cancelled after hardened paint damaged parts of the playing field. at daybreak this morning the city of brookfield will once again return to aerial mosquito abatement using a helicopter. weather permitting clark management will begin treating 580 acres of public and private wetlands tracts in the fox river coridor and in wirth park. the reason? increased mosito larve counts in the area. area.the city says they'll use a product called.. "vectolex c-g".. they y they will not be using it in the city. for more information go to our website cbs 58 dot-com. 3 community leaders are warning of more unrest in milwaukee... if the body cam footage isn't released from the officer involved shooting that touched members of the the aclu, coaltion for justice and wisconsin jobs now were unite din their request yesterday during a press conference. they say authorities should first show the footage to the family... then release it to the public.the wisconsin d-o-j is in charge of the investigation, and says it's not prepared to release any of the video evidence right now. 0-15 without transparency and the release of the body cam video we fear the unrest that be greater than we saw last weekend. milwaukee can not continue more civil unrest. unrest. milwaukee police chief ed flynn says the video is mostly silent because of an audio delay when switching on the body camera. 3 federal officers from alcohol tobacco and firearms were out sifting through thte rubble of one of the eight businesses burned during the unrest last weekend. they used a backhoe to remove large debris at the o'reilly's auto parts store on fond du lac avenue. collecting evidence for law enforcement. a 10-thousand dollar reward is offered for information that leads to the arrests and conviction of those responsible. the state department of justice is asking for help to better understand the nts before the officer-involved shooting that sparked the unrest in sherman park. park.the d-o-j set up an online tip-forfor anyone to submit inrmation.they're asking people to submit facts -- not speculation or hersay. we've posted a link on our the streets on milwaukee's north side... to promote peace. peace.the group stopped at homes.. speaking with residts about improving peace and understanding.the walk started in the linsday heights neighbhorhood... and even though that area is more than a mile east of sherman park, organizers say this past weekend's violence made the event even more important. we're hoping that people will take the time out of their day to just stop, get to know each other, and really try to address some of the issues that we're facing from my perspective it came from a feeling that we need to differences, we have that similarity of peace that we all want 3 3 the walk was planned before the unrest over the weekend.a ci worker also went along, noting problems the city can work on. 3 stay with cbs 58 for the latest devlopments on the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood -- both on-air and online, at bs 58 dot com. 3 an update now in the slender man stabbing case.. the two girls accused of stabbing a friend 19 times to appease the man are returning to court today. just last month an appeals court ruled morgan geyser and anissa weier will be tried as adults.they're lawyers told cbs 58 they're interested in seeking an appeal to the state supreme court but they'll have to come up with new evidence or reasoning if they expect the justices to take up the case. we hope to learn more about that during a status conference ina waukesha county courtroom this afternoon. if convicted the girls could see a maximum 60 years in prison. 3 police say theives are stealcr courses... and it is costing their victims thousands of dollars.there are reports of thefts at courses in new berlin, north prairie, grafton, and mot pleasant. and police believe they're all connected.the thieves look for unlocked cars in the course parking lot, grab credit cards, then charge thousands on those cards. take a good look at these photos... police suspect these people used the stolen cards. if you recgonize them... call the ozaukee county sheriff's office. the betty brinn children's museum... is making sure kids have the supplies they need ?950? free backpacks filled with school supplies for its back to school resource fair. for se parents, it's the only way their children could get everything they ed. and about heading back to school.d the ho-chunk nation is adding hotels and expanding casinos. casinos.the tribe starts a 153 million-dollar building projecnext month at its casinos in wittenberg, black river falls and wisconsin dells.projects include adding slot macs, and building hotels.the projects are expected to add 100 jobs to ho-chunk's workforce. a west allis pizza hut received a heartwarming est. a soldiercurrently deployed in the middle east...call the pizza hut to make a request to surprise his girlfriend.he asked for a deliverdriveto drop off a pizza and flowers at her place. the workers lefta note on the lid of the box.it read. and flowers from tanner.he wanted you to know that he misses you. thank you for your and his sacrifice. your pizza hut team." still ahead ... firefighters are still working to put out the massive fire burning in southern california. this as ..thousands have evacuated their homes. 3 3 virus have been linked to miami beach.details next! 3 3 a live look over.....on the time check.. it's 5:... on this friday morning.welcome back to the cbs 58 morning news. 3 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with highs as warm as 900 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. storms likely on saturday especially from late morning through evening. strong storms not expected but some steady rain possible. drier on sunday with a few clouds. getting cooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. da scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with highs as warm as 0 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-10 mph.weekend: storms likely on saturday through evening. strong storms not expected but some steady rain possible. er onsunday with a few clouds. getting cooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. 3 roads may be wet this morningplan for some extra time as you hit the roads. the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.at the zoo interchange the i-41 nb and i-894 sb system ramps to i-94 wb will close overnight for pavement repairs.heads up starting friday night through sunday i-94 eb will close at ramp work at the zoo interchange. if work goes as planned it could open sometime on saturday.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction until august. plan on slow conditions as you travel through the area. another reminder that the national, lincoln and greenfied ave entrance ramps to i-894 nb are now closed until fall 2016a new zipper national and greenfield ave as well. drivers should use posted alternates and plan for extra time.anher reminder that the i-794 nb exit ramp to term until summer 2016.current drive times hale to the zoo is...moorland rd to downtown is...good hope rd to the zoo... mequon rd to downtown is... 3 3 3 more than 25-thousand acres have now been burned in southern california. the blue cut fire is burning about 70 miles east of los contained. more than 82- thousand people in san bernardino county have been ordered to leave their homes. officials say... weather and dry conditions are making the fire ?unpredictable.?more than 15-hundred personnel are on the scene fighting the flames. they're using more than 100 fire engines... 10 air tankers... and 17 helicopters. 3 now to another disaster--- this one in southeastern louisi. louisiana.flooding has damaged 40-thousand homes.this could lead to the state's ?biggest housing crisis?... since hurricane louisiana have flood insurance. officials say.... in this time of hardship... families are helping each other cope ...and it's ?not? going unnoticed. "(jeh johnson, secretary of homeland security) i've been remarkable impressed not only by the spirit and the faith but also by the level of volunteerism that i see in this community and in this stat" state." at least 13 people have died in the flooding. 3 3 officials in florida confirm two more zika cases have been number of cases in the city to 35.florida health officials were considering making miami beach a zika transmission zone. so far, they have not.many worry that would be a huge blow to the 24- billion-dollar-a-year tourism industry there. active transmissions are still only in the wynwood nieghborhd. officials are urging residents in the area to spray themselves and their clothes with mosquito repellent. 3 a hepatitis outbreak in haii has a lot of people looking to t the vaccine. the department of health is advising anyone who dined at (n-key) genki sushi restaurants on kauai in the last two weeks to get a vaccination.it's believed tainted scallops are the likely source of the outbreak. but health officials want anyone who visited the restaurants, whether thy ate these scallops or not ... to get vaccinated.over the last two days, hundreds have listened to that warning .... creating up to an hour-long wait at some pharmacies and clinics. (alanna isobe pharmacy manager, safeway) "we are gettinlot of people yelling that we need more help. but we have everyone even be here." here." some companies there are taking steps to protect their employees by setting up vaccination clinics on site. coming up ... members of the rock band kiss .... thank veterans for their service. 3 plus--- the milwaukee art museum brings back an event that was so popular the first in your enteainment news--- the band kiss continues to pay tribute to those who serve in the armed forces. 3 members of the band visited veterans at the v-a medical center michigan on wednesday.the rockstars said they wanted to thank these though the group wasn't even wearing its trademark stage make-up ...e vethrans were thrilled to meet them metallica makes a ?major announcement.?the band is releasing its first album in nearly a decade.the double-disc "hardwired to self- destruct" is scheduled to come out on november8-th.it's the band's follow-up to 2008's "death magnetic."the recording will be out in a number of formats including digitally-- as well as on c-ds and vinyl. will also be available. new at 5...quiet clubbing is a successful fundraiser for the milwaukee art museum. they've had sold out parties and thousands of participants. so tonight they're holding another silent night club event. event.with mam after dark..quiet clubbing participants slip on a headphones tuned to the dj's music broadcast and dance the night away. tonight dj's "bizzon" and "why b" will battle for club goers who can switch thechannel on their channel. it's from eight to midnight tickets are 12-dollars at the door.. museum members get in free. 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((???tease ahead?????)) ahead??15???)) today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-10 mph.weekend: storms likely on saturday especially from late morning through evening. strong storms not expected but some steady rain possible. drier on sunday with a few clouds. getting cooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. 3 3 roads may be wet this morningplan for some extra time as you hit the roads. the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.at tho intge eranhe i-41 nb and i-894 sb system ramps to i-94 wb will close overnight for sunday i-94 eb will close at hwy 100 through the zoo for ramp work at the zoo interchange. if work goes as planned it could tiger ?triplets? just made nebraska. 3 isabella the tiger showed off her tiger cubs at the henry doorly zoo. the two male and one female siblings are taking their time getting acclimated to the curious new faces peering into their home. the cubs were born last month. isabella is a first time mother and may need help naming her new offspring.so the zoo set up an official name entry box in front of the tiger display. a live look over ..... you're watching the cbs 58 morning news. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. m the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments from the middle of anywhere. i'm going to bring it. 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(announcer) wisconsin now requires you to show a photo id before casting your ballot in the next election. now at 5:30 - a man shot and killed in a police station parking lot. lot.learn about the twist in this case! what happened next. 3 and - an organization in sherman park is sending the message that bad circumstances don't have to define your future...hear from the woman behind the foundation. 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...roads are wet...the latest on your friday morning commute plus details on an extended closure at the zoo interchange...thats coming up r morning news starts right now. 3 good morning.. it's friday, august 19-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kyle aevermann in for kate chappell. andy brovelli will be in shortly with traffic... but lets get you ready before you head out the doors.here's meteorologist justin thompson ((30 seconds tz)) tz))today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with highs as warm as 900 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: storms likely on saturday especially from late morning through evening. strong storms not expected but some steady rain possible. drier on sunday with a few clouds. getting ooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for new this morning... a shooting in the heart of downtown milwaukee-- at wells and old world third street. street. cbs 58's julie pariseis li on the scene ...where the victim flagged down a police officer.julie,hat ca you tell us? e're now standing on the corner of old world third and kilbourne -- the shooting happened just down the street. we're told the victias down the street to 4th and kilbourne -- where he was able to flag down a police officer just outside the paner arena. take a look at this video we just shot of the ongoing investigation. you can see police putting down evidence markers here on old world third.police tell us a 34 year old man was olveinvin some kind of argument on the street. we're not sure the extent of his injuries -- but we know he was able to run down the street to get the investigatn is ongoing.stay with us for more as this story develops throughout the morning.live in milwaukee julie parise cbs 58 news. also developing this morning... a 42-year-old is dead after shooting in a police station parking lot. lot.it happened just before 6:30 last night at the district six station on 27th near oklahoma..police say the 42 year year old victim was outside the police station and got into an argument with two men who were in a parked van.. during the argumt, we're told one of the men in the van... pulled out a ndgun and shot the victim. that man and his friend,then went inside the station and turned themselves and the gun into police. the victim was taken a number of state groups warn... we could see ?more unrest? in the sherman park neighbhorhood... if the police body cam video from saturday's officer-involved shooting in milwaukee isn't released. (sa-ville) smith was ?killed? when police say... he refused to drop a gun. the groups--- including the "a-c-l-u"... "coalition for justice".. .and "wisconsin jobs now" say... the community ?won't be able to move forward? until that video is put out.they say... authorities should ?first? show the footage to the family... then release it to the ?public.? 34-53 "the mayor at he conference said that he saw a still photo of the video. i don't know why he didn't have 25 seconds to look at the video. but he has a still photo from the video which showed the gun in mr. smith's hand. and i'll take his word at that. but wiout the sound, without knowing when the order torop the gun was given, without knowing when the shots were fired - just havg a n in the hand doesn't tell the public what they nto kno know." 3 the wisconsin department of justice is in charge of the investigation and says... it's ?not? prepared to release the video right now.milwaukee police chief " flynn" delay" when switching on the body camera. 3 the d-o-j is asking for tips about the officer-involved shooting.in fact, it now has an ?online tip form? set up for anyone to submit information.they're asking people for ?facts? -- not speculation or hearsay. we have a link to that tip form at cbs-58-dot-com. looking ahead...there will be a "listening session" tonight in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood...in wake of last weekend's unrest in the city. city.it will take place from six to nine at parklawn assembly of god r boulevard and roosevelt drive. milwaukee mayor tom barrett gave credit to the faith community in helping keep the calm this week. he said members "stepped up and made a big difference." 3 hundreds gathered at "all saints parish" last night to ?pray for peace? after the violent weekend in milwaukee. the archdiocese of milwaukee held a mass--- calling on people to come together... communicate... and work toward finding ?solutions? to the unre. unrest.a seven-year-old who lives in sherman park was among the crowd with her grandmother.she watched the ayden, 7-years-old 01;41;09 i came here to pray for peace in the city and hope that whatever violence is going on, about the burning down houses, i hope it stops pretty soon. soon. the archbishop the archbishop was ?traveling? and unable to attend. 3 stay with cbs 58 for the latest devlopments on the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood -- both on-air and online, at cbs 58 dot com. police officer is back on duty following a deadly officer involved shooting last month. the washington county district attorney ruled the shooting justified. police were called to a home on stone-wall drve back on july first..when they arrived they say they found 58-year-old ?helmut wihowski? trying to slash a woman with a large knife.when he wouldn't put the knife down... officer kyle henning opened fire. the woman accused of driving a stolen car through a red light today for a competency hearing. hearing.23-year old jasmine ray is challenging her intial competency ruling.ray wanted to plead not guilty by reason of insanity... but a doctor's report didn't support that. another report stated she ?is mentally competent. she is charged with two counts of reckless homicide.we will get a decision when she appears in court at 10 this morning. an new organization is trying to spread the message of ?hope and positivity? to young people."your circumstances don't have to define your future..."that's the message foundation" -- which is just blocks from milwaukee's sherman park. park.its founder is now more determined than ever.... to bring hope back to the neighborhood. 25-year-old bianca willaims started the foundation over a year ago.. families and youth in the area count on her for basic needs, like clothes, shoes and food. her mission starts with kids who can't afford summer programs.so this year-- she hired dozens of them to clean up the neighborhood. "46.37 they didn't like it at first and once they were out in the community and saw appreciate you. they were like oh i can do this again."butt together52.18 just taking it one day at a time. and just reaching back grabbing a young boy or girl that's what's important right now." now." right now-- the foundation is supported by williams and donations.. but she's working to secure funding through the city to help more people.to get involved and learn about upcoming community events -- go to our website-- cbs 58 dot com. 3 3 good news for packers fans... the pro-ba is giving refunds to those who bought tickets to the cancelled pre-season game in canton, ohio.fans will get back the face-value of their tickets, fees ?and? one-night hotel accommodations. accommodations.fans will also get four tickets to the hall of fame museum.the victory comes after at least four fans filed suit over the debacle. the august 7-th game -- between green bay and indianapolis -- was cancelled after hardened paint damaged parts of the playing field. 3 the green and gold are celebrating a victory this back at lambeau last night, taking on the oakland raiders in the second preseason game....aaron rodgers didn't take a snap - the packers are still being cautious after jordy nelson's injury last preseason. eddie lacy had nine carries, 45 yards, and an incredible plunge for a first quarter score.brett hundley got a start, but was out after an ankle injury. the packers won 20-12.they get two more tune-ups ... next friday night in san francisco, a late kickoff there, and september first in kansas city against the chiefs. the pack won't play at lambeau field again until week three of the regular season, september 25th. 3 toss to weather.. 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot highs as warm as 900 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-10 mph.weekend: storms likely on saturday especially from late morning throu evening. strong storms not expected but some steady with a few clouds. getting cooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with highs as warm as 900 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph. ly enng. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-10 mph.weekend: storms likely on saturday especially from late morning through evening. strong storms not expected but some steady rain possible. drier on sunday with a few clouds. getting cooler but still above-average sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. 3 3 roads may be wet this morningplan for some extra time as you hit the roads. the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy in place.at the zoo interchange the i-41 nb and i-894 sb system ramps to i-94 wb will close overnight for pavement repairs.heads up starting friday night through sunday i-94 eb will close at hwy 100 through the zoo for ramp work at the zoo interchangeif work goes as planned it could op sometime on saturday.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction until august. plan on slow conditions as you travel through the area. another reminder that the national, lincoln and greenfied ave entrance ramps to i-8 nb are now os merge is also in place betwn national and greenfield ave as well. drivers should use posted alternates and plan for extra time.another reminder that the i-794 nb exit ramp to michigan st is now closed long term until summer 2016.current drive times hale to the zoo is...moorland rd to downtown is...good hope rd to the zoo... mequon rd to downtown is... when we come back on the cbs 58 morning news,,,,,more companies are now offering unlimited data...we break down the numbers for you. wait longer for the new i-phone seven... than originally thought.we'll explain. 3 plu- we take you live to irish fest...with a look at what's new this year. feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this plant in 1923. but today, of the too many good manufacturing jobs are shipped away because of a tax code that actually rewards companies for exporting jobs. let's close the corporate loopholes- . i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we don't need an economy that works only for ceos, we need an economy that works for everyone. in your "money watch" this morning--- ?all? of eddie bauer's north american stores... have been targeted by credit card thieves. thieves.the company has announced that it found and removed malware from registers at about 350 stores. stores.the clothing store suspects debit and credit cards used at its stores between january and july 17-th this year may have been compromised.online purchases would not have been affected. the company is not saying how many customers were affected, but the store is encouraging shoppers to go to its website for more information. t-mobile and sprint are gunning for customers who want "unlimited data."both companies have announced new options -- but thlanse pcarry ?several caveats?starting today--- sprint's "unlimited freedom" plan... will give customers unlimited talk, text and high-speed data.the new t-mobile "one" plan starts september 6th.the catch with t- mobile's one plan is... all videos are streamed in standard definition.you have to pay extra per line if you want high-def stin also restricts video quality, and also limits music streaming quality. 3 apple fans, brace yourselves! the new i-phone may not be released when you expect it.a source for the website-- nine-to-five-mac says i-phone seven and seven-plus will not go on sale until september 23rd.that's after other reports said the smartphone would hit stores earlier. bloomberg reported last week a september 7th unveiling .apple an old irish expression says "if you're lucky enough to be irish, you're lucky enough!" this weekend...i think we all have the luck on our side . .irish fest is at the summerfest grounds this weekend. and this is where we find our michael schlesinger live. michael, what's new this year? 3 3 3 still to come this morning..a photo finish at the olympics for usain bolt.see why the runner s people talking now. 3 3 a live look over.....on the a texas family is recovering from ?minor injuries? after ghtning struck their patio-- - just feet from where they were unloading their car. car.the video is a little choppy--- but you can see the flash of the strike..that forced the family to the their ears.they suffered some minor burns--- but everyone is reportedly ok. 3 as if lightning isn't scary enough....check out this monstrous lightning strike which looks- unmistakably--like a tyrannosaurus rex.the national park service posted the pic on their facook page. it was captured at blue mesa in arizona's petrified forest national park. 3 toss to weather... 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with highs as warm as 900 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-10 mph.weekend: storms likely on saturday especially from late morning through evening. not expected but some steady rain possible. drier on sunday with few clouds. getting cooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the highs as warms 900 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-10 mph.weekend: storms likely on saturday especially from late morning through evening. strong storms not expected but some steady rain possible. drier on sunday with a few cooler but still above-average saturday around 800, but sunday stays in the 70s for the first time this month. let's check out what's trending on social media. earlier this week we showed you the iconic picture of usain bolt smiling during his 10 now viral and a meme all over the internet.a ?new picture? of usain bolt is getting a lot of attention. the jamacian runner finished ?first? in his semi-final heat in the 200 meter race on wednesday-- just beating out the second finisher who ended just two tenths behind bolt.the two laughed their way across the finish line... almost like two kids racing for fun...and the over the internet. i'm julie parise... you're watching the cbs 58 morning news 3 good morning.it's ...friday august 19th. i'm kyle aevermann in for kate chappell. chappell.an we have a lot to get to this morning.that shooting in downtown milwaukee just one of the news stories from overnight. 3 at a storage business in fire elkhorn.there's a ton of damage.details in just a minute. 3 plus ...feel like dancing the jig this morning. these trinity dancers are a big part of irish fest ...kicking off later today. we'll have a live report.

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