school. watch for more on this breaking st ory in our newscasts coming up at 4. now back to our top story.... the cleanup has begun in dodge county after torrential rains brought flash floods to mayville yesterday. the storm forced two schools to evacuate. now the community is looking to dry out. cbs 58's kyle aevermann has more from mayville. 3 we are outside of st. john school just 24 hours ago the spot where i'm standing was completely flooded. has been closed down for the day as teachers clean up. and clean up is what it's all about. "look at that that 7 inches" gerald engmann live directly behind parkview elementary, one of two schools that were evacuated because of heavy rain and rising water wednesday engmann "you should've seen this yesterday the water was all the way up to here."and his 50 years in this home, he like this one. "it came down just like in buckets you know" natsdown the street crews from the mayville public works department were out early this morning in front of saint johns school, removing sandbags and concrete blocks so that road could reopen. "is it kind of all hands on deck?" "big time, yeah. yeah there's no doubt." doubt."jack hurst, public works superintendent says it's been about 10 years since the city saw a storm of this magnitude. and says clean up will likely take weeks. "in a flood this big, the swirling water you'll see the after effects. like catch basins and manholes that's all going to have to be repaired" coming up on the news cast at 4 o'clock we will show you what one of two dams here in flood victims now hoping to dry out during this clean up. rebecca's here with a look at whether we'll get a much-needed break from the rain. rebecca in wx center today: sun and clouds during the afternoon. still warm and muggy with highs in the 80s feeling a touch warmer. wind: w 5-15 mph.tonight: just a few clouds. cooling down but still above-average with lows in the lower 60s. wind: nw 2-5 mph.friday: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through warm and muggy with highs around 800. wind: se 5-10 mph. weekend: breezy and cooler saturday with sunshine returning after morning showers. lots of sun on sunday with highs around average in the lower to middle 70s. a lot of people in southeastern wisconsin woke up with water in their basement after yesterday's rain. rain.cbs 58's julie parise has been talking with an expert about how best to get that water out of the house as quickly as possible..she joins us live with some advice...julie? 3 a lot of neighborhoods are drying out after yesterday's storm - including here in tosa. the rain made a muddy mess here off hawley road.you can see a pile of fresh mud here - as well as a pile branches that fell off trees and onto the street overnight.this house didn't suffer any water damage in the basement, but we're told other homes along this street weren't as lucky. we asked experts what to do if you're faced with water damage - and what you can do to prevent it. if they have any standing water then we go to a utility pump that you can plug right sumppump extenstion - that will guide water away from the house. many hardware stores also sell small water alarms to install in your basement - they alert the homeowner when water is detected. they usually cost under 15 bucks.live in tosa jp cbs 58 cbs 58 is working to get more informn mayor offered this troubling recommendation about drinking water in city homes. homes."i strongly urge anyone who lives in a home that is older than 1950-51 to get filters for their faucets. 3 his concern is for the possibility of lead in drinking water.....because nearly 70-thousand lateral sewer pipes containing lead still need to be replaced. homes built before 19-50 are more likely to have lead.it's estimated to cost between five replace the lead laterals. watch for more on this story coming up in our cbs 58 newscasts at 4 and 5 tonight. new at noon, a flight had to return to milwaukee's mitchell international airport shortly after takeoff this morning. the skywest flight to mineapolis developed a mechanical problem. no specifics from the airline yet about just what went wrong. but the plane landed safely and the 49-passengers were put on other flights for the twin cities. the milwaukee police department is looking for suspects following a deadly sho. shooting. th and hadley around six last night.?two? people were shot--- a 24-year-old and a 34-year-old.according to the milwaukee county medical examiner-- the ?24-year-old? died on his way to the hospital. the condition of the second person is ?not? known. and police continue their search for ?this man?--- 35-year-old "billy bays."he's charged with two counts of ?attempted murder? in connection to a shooting. shooting.that shooting happened back in july at "palmer" and "north avenue."a have any information please contact milwaukee police. a proclamation from governor scott walker today declaring september childhood cancer awareness month. month.the governor del?ivered the proclamation today at children's hospital in wauwatosa. one of the special guests at today's event was 15-year old annie bar'-tosz . 4 years ago, when she was just 11, annie created a foundation called 'gold for september' to suor cancer....she did it after the loss of her brother to the disease...and the effort has grown beyond her dreams. "i wasn't expecting it to be this big, i wasn't expecting scott walker to come, i wasn't expecting any of this, i just wanted to help get the word out even just a few kids is more than enough." enough." "we'd like to be at a point where we're not just declaring it this month, but really being at a point where we can put people out of business when it comes to this disease we have more information about annie bartosz' "gold in september" organization on our website, cbs 58 dotcom. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... next at noon, atv riders taunting police on the streets of a major city.we'll tell you where this is happening. and a local police department helps out a veteran who was victimized by a 'packers ticket scam.'a heartwarming story as the news at noon exactly two months left in the presidential campaign for 2016....and today, hillary clinton and donald trump are back on the trail. they both appeared separately yesterday at a televised commander in chief forum in new york. and clinton defended her handlin while she served as secretary of state., (hrc sot) i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. at the same time, the democratic nominee admitted it was a mistake to use a personal e-mail account during her time at the state department. this forum included questions from veterans and active service members, and during donald trump's appearance, he said the u-s military needs new leadership. 3 (sot - trump) the generals trump criticized the current comander in chief saying russia's vladimir putin has been more of a leader than barack obama.meanwhile, libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson released a statement saying he ?does? understand the confict in syria after an appearance on msnbc in which he appeared not to recognize the name of the syrian city of aleppo which is the epicenter of the refugee crisis.johnson said he thought it was an acronym and blanked. president obama is headed home from his historic visit to laos. he told reporters before leaving today that his reception has been "terrific". this trip and his meetings with asian leaders has been described as "tense". last night he met with the president of the philippines, who earlier used an 'expletive 'to describe the american leader. when asked today if he was offered an apology, president obama said he doesn't take comments like that personally. 3 police in st. louis are having trouble with people downtown streets, disrupting traffic and in some cases, taunting the officers who try to stop them. business owners says the riders descend on downtown late at night intimidating other drivers and their customers. some of their encounters with police have been caught on video. on one of the videos, the riders are seen taunting police until enough offices show up...then the atvs scatter. 3 and a remarkable space mission is scheduled to start tonight.nasa will launch a spacecraft called oh-sigh'-rus rexon a 7 year mission to an asteroid named "bennu" and back.,in two years, the spacecraft should reach the asteroid. it will first map the giant rock....then it will scoop up gravel and soil and make the long journey back to earth.what's so special about 'bennu'? scientists believe it may contain information they can link to the creation of life on earth. it's also on nasa's list of potentially it could one day "possibly collide with earth." today: sun and clouds during the afternoon. still warm and muggy with highs in the lower 80s feeling a touch warmer. wind: w 5-15 mph.tonight: just a few clouds. cooling down but still above-average in the lower 60s. wind: nw 2-5 mph.friday: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through saturday morning. up to 1" of rain possible. still a little warm and muggy with highs around 800. wind: se 5-10 mph. saturday with sunshine returning after morning showers. lots of sun on sunday with highs around average in the lower to middle 70s. today: sun and clouds during the afternoon. still warm and muggy with highs in the lower 80s feeling a touch warmer. wind: w 5-15 mph.tonight: just a few still above-average with lows in the lower 60s. wind: nw 2-5 mph.friday: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through saturday morning. up to 1" of rain possible. still a little warm and muggy with highs weekend: breezy and cooler saturday with sunshine returning after morning showers. lots of sun on sunday with highs around average in the lower to middle 70s. today: sun and clouds during the afternoon. still warm and muggy with highs in the lower 80s feeling a wind: w 5-15 mph.tonight: just a few clouds. cooling down but still above-average with lows in the lower 60s. wind: nw 2-5 mph.friday: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through saturday morning. up to 1" of rain possible. still a little warm and muggy with highs around 800. wind: se 5-10 mph. weekend: breezy and cooler showers. lots of sun on sunday with highs around average in the lower to middle 70s. ?ad lib? toss back green bay packers fans and players are counting the days 'til sunday and the start of the 2016 season. season."i still get butterflies. if you don't get butterflies, it doesn't mean something to you." you." clay matthews and his teammates are opening on the jaguars.meanwhile back in wisconsin, a military veteran who was scammed out of tickets to a packers game will get to see her beloved team thanks to some local police officers. cbs 58's kristen barbaresi has the story. 3 will you accept it as our thanks for your service?nicole hoffmann didn't think she'd be able to take her fiance to lambau for his birthday-- after losing all the money she saved in an online ticket scam 18;48;26 heartbreaking, i mean really.hoffmann went to the police-- and filed a rt andersenofficer nick andersen, brown deer police dept. 03;20;56 it was disheartening, you know? she was a veteran, disabled, she served our country and trusted in somebody she never met before to try and do something nice for somebody in her lifeit didn't sit well with anderson, so he made some calls and came up with not only tickets ot the packers/colts game, but also a badger game game it was important for us to show that we're human too and we appreciate other people's services andersen called the gesture small, to in this craig's list ad and i got scammed, but that made me want to lose faith, but then this happened today, and you know, it's giving me faith back and while for police this is about helping a veteran, for hoffmann this story is about the officers officers i'm truly grateful. no words can describe what they did. they need to be appreciater and they need to be proud of what they do do thank you. (officer) you're welcome, thank you for your service. that's cbs 58's kristen barbaresi.nicole says she hopes her story is a lesson to others about how paying it forward,even if it's just a small gesture...can make someone's day. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... it started as a low-rated t-v show....now it's the foundation of a multi-billion dollar entertainment empire. today's money watch report begins with the 50th birthday of a pop culture phenomenon., 3 a tv show debuted on this date in 1966 3 tv nats-"captain's log - star date 1513.1. our position, orbiting planet m-113." 113." that's the first episode of "star trek"....a show that didn't really catch fire with fans until years after its launch. but it's exploded into a science fiction empire that ud spinoff series on tv with a fifth on the way, one animinated series, 13-movies, books, comic books, toys and souvenir products and conventions. fans call themselves "trekkies" and if you know any, tell them to "live long and prosper" today. 3 apple didn't exactly wow investors with its new product launch. yesterday apple's stock price rose after the unveiling of the i-phone 7, but only by a fraction. the new phone is water-resistant, headphone jack. investors are concerned there aren't enough upgrades on the i-phone 7 to improve sales. 3 apple's announcement ?did? help another company....nintendo! it's shares soared on news that the popular nintendo game super mario brothers is coming to the i-phone... and if that wasn't enough good news, nintendo's 'pokemon go' will be available for the apple watch. 3 -- talk over live big board -- coming up, a final look at if you're joining us late...our news on the go offers a quick look at today's top story at noon. they've started to clean up the mess left behind by yesterday's flash flooding in 58's kyle aevermann is there. 3 3 today: sun and clouds during the afternoon. still warm and muggy with highs in the lower 80s feeling a touch warmer. wind: w 5-15 mph.tonight: just a few clouds. cooling down but still above-average with lows in the lower 60s. wind: nw 2-5 start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through saturday morning. up to 1" of rain possible. still a little warm and muggy with highs around 800. wind: se 5-10 mph. weekend: breezy and cooler saturday with sunshine returning after morning showers. lots of sun on sunday with highs around average in the lower to middle 70s. and that is your cbs 58 news on the 3 stay tuned to cbs 58 all afternoon... coming up at 2 its the rachael ray show... then at 3 its dr. phil with... 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 to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! ? >> quinn: look at them. right there. where everyone can see. steffy is married to my son. she shouldn't be draped all over liam like that. >> ivy: those two don't break easily. trust me, i know. >> quinn: i know, but... steffy is committed to wyatt. when they got married, she became his whole world, and she's disrespecting him. not just him but the vows that they made. you said you would be loyal to me, right? >> ivy: i meant it. >> quinn: okay, well, you owe me. i got you rehired back here at forrester. i-i gave you this hot new look that's gonna serve you well. >> ivy: quinn, i don't know if this fits me. i -- >> quinn: it's going to be great. you got to get used to it.

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