face on camera, but says since his son's death the only explanation the family's gotten came via inmates. >> those inmates down there said he was acting erratically. he was flooding the toilet and throwing paper in there. >> police tell 12 news that prompted jailers restrict thomas' access to water. the medical examiner says there were no injuries to his body, but biochemistry testing revealed profound dehydration. his dad is devastated. >> i'm saying he shouldn't have ever been there in the first place. mental complex getting treatment. >> the family is talking to a lawyer and milwaukee police are , conducting the investigation to avoid a conflict of interest. the jail is run by the sheriff's office. he won't comment till all investigations and potential lawsuits are completed. joyce: as we said the m.e. ruled , the death a homicide. that doesn't necessarily mean a crime was committed. determine if anyone should face criminal charges. kathy: the family of an illinois woman who died in police custody has been granted a large settlement. patrick, it comes out to $1.9 million. patrick: the family of sandra bland settled their wrongful death lawsuit. you may recall, a texas department of public safety officer arrested bland last year during a traffic stop. three days later, she was found dead in her jail cell. her death was ruled a suicide. bland's arrest gained national attention and caused public outrage. bland's mother says the money. >> sandy's not here anymore, so i wanted to make sure that when your next person in custody is there behind those bars, yes, you're checking in on them. yes, you're going to make sure their well-being is taken of. yes, you're doing the right things at intake. yes, everyone has been trained. that is what was most important to me. patrick: the trooper who indicted for lying about the circumstances of the arrest. kathy: a suspected serial killer is arrested in ohio thanks to an abducted woman's call for help. >> does he have a weapon? >> he's got a taser. >> are you tied up now? >> yeah, but i kind of freed myself. kathy: she made this 911 call after her accused captor, 40-year-old shawn grate, fell asleep. he was just feet away. fearing for her safety if he woke up, the woman stays on the phone until police arrive. >> if you think you can get out you need to get out. you need to get out. , >> not unless they were right here. he would hear me, catch me and he's strong. >> where is he? >> that's him sleeping. >> he's still sleep? kathy: police discovered three other bodies inside the home and nearby. grate confessed to one of the murders. the son of a 71-year-old man shot while watering his lawn is speaking out. >> i am supposed to talk about i don't want to. i think the headline, 71-year-old man shot and robbed while watering his lawn should the enough. kathy: the chicago man was watering his grass last week when two men knocked him to the ground, stole his wallet and shot him. a neighbor's surveillance camera caught the whole incident. the man is recovering and expected to leave the hospital soon but the suspects are still , out there. >> let it be known that those involved who did this had malice in their hearts with full intent to do harm, harm and if it happen to my father, i believe it could've been someone else on the receiving end of that bullet last week. kathy: more than 520 people have been killed in chicago this year alone. the deadliest year in two decades. joyce: rain is heading our way right now and it could impact the morning commute. mark, where are those storms right now? mark: we have some heavier rain if it holds moving 30 miles per hour, it would arrive in sheboygan around 4:30 p.m. i am expecting some rain between five clock a.m. and 7:00 a.m. be ready for that. 63. midday, sun breakthrough, continuing for the afternoon. we could get round two in the evening. the rain tomorrow. joyce: we will. thank you. a medical warning tonight. doctors tell us hand, foot and mouthmouth disease is hitting kn our area pretty hard. we know there have been alerts from schools and daycares in germantown, whitefish bay and wauwatosa. wisn 12 news' melinda davenport shows us ways you can prevent your children from getting sick. >> it's been going around, especially since school has started again. >> it tends to comes in batches. and then occassionally we'll see showing up in kids across our area. and its symptoms can be painful. >> mouth pain or refusal to eat. often then, they'll find the ration the mouth. it usually looks like little red bumps that turn into ulcers. then occasionally they will also, usually they will get the rash on the hands and feet as well. >> physicians say the disease is also highly contagious, but can be prevented. experts say protecting yourself from the disease is as simple as washing your hands. >> keeping your hands washed. keeping their hands washed as best as possible especially , after diaper changes, contact with saliva, kids not sharing nooks. >> at grandma's house daycare in wauwatosa the center's director , says they try to practice handwashing every chance they get. >> we're constantly washing the children's hands. when we notice fevers and things like that, we send them home are contagious or not. >> helping to curb the problem before it gets out of hand. in wauwatosa, melinda davenport, wisn 12 news. joyce: again, those symptoms include fatigue and irritability a sore throat and a fever of , around 101, also blisters might appear on the hands and feet, and inside the mouth. the cdc says the disease usually runs its course in seven to $10 -- seven to 10 days. five-years-old are most at risk, but it can strike older children and adults, too. there's no specific treatment, but doctors can provide over-the-counter meds to help relieve pain and fever. kathy: northwestern mutual buys a new aircraft hanger at mitchell international airport to house its corporate jet. that's according to our partners at biztimes milwaukee. the company paid $3.3 million for the property on the southwest side of the airport off of college avenue. northwestern mutual says it needs the new hanger so it can serivce and repair its plane more efficiently. it says it does not plan to buy anymore aircraft. wisconsin. joyce: it is all in the wrist. and a big ticket item goes on sale in the morning. patrick is looking ahead to tomorrow. patrick: apple's latest i-phone will officially go on sale to the public tomorrow. the i-phone 7 has been getting a lot of buzz. the features people are talking the most include wireless headphones and no audio jack. the phone is also water resistant and is said to have a better camera. prices start at $650 depending on how many gigabytes you want. also happening tomorrow one of , the largest table tennis coming to the milwaukee county sports complex in franklin. 250 top players will compete in 27 events over the weekend. it's free to watch tomorrow starting at 6:00. and finally, milwaukee residents are invited to a day of family health. it will be inside the northwest health center on mill road. from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 you can , get certain health tests and screenings for free. the idea is for people to learn more about the city of milwaukee health department and what it has to offer. a pregnant woman's t-shirt goes viral all thanks to a stranger. kathy: why the writing on the shirt means so much to both women. joyce: then, a university librarian leaves millions to the school. what the money is being spent on that has some students upset. >> later tonight on "nightline", the alleged attacker not charged. now she is taking matter into her own hands. , sometimes unbearable. that is on "nightline", now at midnight, still right here on joyce: seven manatees are back where they belong after being rescued from a florida golf course. the huge sea mammals were swept into the golf course pond during hurricane hermine and got trapped. one of them weighed around 1800 pounds. vets gave the manatees a quick check-up before releasing them into the gulf of mexico. a dog owner in denver gets a shocking call. kathy: her dog ate an entire bag of heroin at doggy daycare. here's how it happened. police say a suspected drug dealer threw 17 bags of the drug over the fence of the doggy daycare, where several dogs were lounging. surveillance video shows her dog charlie eating one of the bags off the ground. charlie was rushed to the emergency vet. >> you can't process the fact that your dog ate heroin. i could have lost my dog idiot decided to sell drugs, run from the police, and throw them. kathy: he made it, a full recovery. the suspect was eventually arrested. joyce: bringing color and art to recovery from cancer. wisn 12 news thema ponton shows us how crocheting and painting help some cancer patients heal. >> an described their care. patients like pat morrisey. she says she needed something to do while waiting for cancer treatment, so she returned to crocheting. >> 35 years ago, i started an afghan that my grandmother, who was then alive, showed me how to make. >> morrisey found the crocheting relaxing. >> it is a metaphor of many and all of a sudden a beautiful thing comes together. >> so morrisey helped start an art therapy group called companioning hearts. volunteers crochet blankets, paint, and write poems as a way to comfort each other and share their stories through art. > it is very peaceful. you don't have to concentrate on very heavy things. >> judith coppinger was one of those patients dealing with the weight of a cancer diagnosis. she got one of the blankets to help khe >> every time i am here, i am in this position wrapped around with faith, hope, and love. >> coppinger says the blanket started a connection she and morrisey will share forever. and not just because of the knowledge of the similar cancer journey but the connection of , these 36 squares, colorful flowers and buttons and the border of a blanket that binds them for life. in grafton, thema ponton, wisn 12 news. as kathy said, a security blanket indeed. if you would like to volunteer for the art therapy program at aurora cancer care in grafton. the next meeting is one week from tonight. kathy: a pregnant woman's t-shirt is going viral. patrick joins us with stories people are talking about online. patrick: her shirt is spreading a message of hope and awareness. take a look. autumn safely was stopped by a stranger in a store in texas. that stranger wanted to take a picture of the shirt she was wearing. it is a heart over her pregnant stomach that reads you're that means she is pregnant after having lost a child in a miscarriage. the woman who took the picture also had a miscarriage and was inspired by the shirt. >> it is god's way of showing his glory. honestly, it is just like, hey, this is something beautiful and something that people need to hear, a story of hope and perseverance. patrick: the facebook post has been shared more than 30,000 times. an update to the story of a millionaire librarian. robert morin worked at the no one knew how much he saved. when he died, he left the school $4 million, but some are upset with how the school is spending the money. specifically the being used on a $1 million video scoreboard for the football stadium. $2.5 million will go towards an expanded career center for students and alumni. and will go to the library to $100,000 renovate a multimedia room and to provide scholarships for work study students. morin's financial advisor says he trusted the university to spend the money wisely for students. many roles over the years. this weekend, he'll be bartending in real life. friday and saturday murray will be behind the bar at his son's new restaurant in brooklyn. it's opening weekend and murray is certainly bringing a lot of attention to the business. however, it's an invite only weekend. if you love to play with bubble wrap, then you'll be thrilled to know it's in the running to be inducted into the national toy hall of fame. the organization has announced this year's finalists. 1957 trying to make wallpaper, but they soon found it was great for packing and a lot of fun to pop those bubbles. other nominees this year include the games dungeons and dragons, rock 'em sock 'em robots, and uno. is it a toy? joyce: it is in every delivery i get. kathy: coming up in sports why success go to their heads. joyce: plus the battle of , brookfield tonight. how east faired against cross-town rival central. kathy: and what randall cobb has , to say about nfl players protesting during the national anthem. sports is next. and here are tonight's winning russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. don't let ron johnson turn social security into a narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. stephanie: it's been the most controversial topic in the nfl this season. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephanie: players kneeling or gesturing in support of colin kaepernick, who continues to protest during the national anthem. in my exclusive one-on-one with randall cobb, i asked the star wide receiver if the packers have discussed the issue internally over the last few weeks. >> we haven't in a team setting. individually, we have talked about it. people have different views. we respect everybody's views. that is what our freedom is about. to be able to protest in any so being able to express yourself the way that you feel, we have deftly talk about that, and we all feel the same about different things. stephanie: the badgers latest injury report is out and running , back corey clement is questionable to play saturday against georgia state at camp randall, but they may be ok without him against the panthers. that's because the badgers are allowing just 12 points per contest and have outgained their opponents in the first quarter by an astounding 320 yards. still, they're not letting that success go to their heads. >> it's not how you start. it's how you finish. and you know, are we excited about the 2-0 start? are we excited about what we've put on tape so far? absolutely, but the meat of the schedule is still to come. we still have our michigan, our michigan state's, our ohio state's, our iowa's, nebraska's, so wisconsin fans can be excited, but have them rest assured that our challenges are yet to come. into it because we go into every game with the same mentality. like, going in there we want to dominate. it's good to have the two games under our belt, but ain't nothing change for us. stephanie: operation football on a thursday night. the battle of brookfield taking place. both central and east undefeated on the season. lancers light up the scoreboard first. on first and goal, zack heckman rumbles in from the two-yard line. central up 7-0. check out quarterback jake graf on the keeper. i went to high school with his mom. the senior takes it 15 yards for the touchdown, but spartans miss the extra point and are down by one. fast forward to the second quarter. after another east touchdown, watch the ensuing kickoff by the lancers. thomas gibson with the ball, and look at him go. nobody can stop him a 95-yard , kickoff return for a touchdown, and then the game gets out of hand. brookfield central wins bragging rights this year. they beat crosstown rival east, don't forget you can still vote for next week's featured game. the choices are arrowhead at catholic memorial greenfield at , whitnall, or whitefish bay at germantown. log on to wisn.com to cast your vote. the winner will be announced on monday. this week operation football game of the week is waukesha west at waukesha north. that's tomorrow night. the jets beat the bills, 37-31. joyce: a little old? good for him. kathy: a final look at your joyce: what a beautiful september. mark: it has been a beautiful september. tomorrow morning, maybe not so beautiful. this is in no hurry to make it into southeastern wisconsin, so if you have any plans in the next couple of hours, you will be a ok. time for the morning rush hour. jeremy nelson will have the latest. joyce: woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. 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