the baby's family went from despair to pure joy in a matter of seconds when they heard one-year-old taratino carter had been found about four miles from here. this happened earlier tonight when the mother had her son in a car seat in the backseat and stopped at the a&s gas and convenience store and went inside. she left her car running and and drove off with her baby in the backseat shortly before 6:00. she called for help and police issued an amber alert. roughly two and a half hours later a caller had found the baby and car. >> my heart goes out to the milwaukee police department with a lot of gratitude at this point. you know, because this baby -- you know it could have ended a , completely different way. >> the amber alert really helped us out in this situation. from the amber alert, a citizen went out and noticed the car was still running and the lights were on. and proceeded to call the police department. and we sent squads over. terry: police say taratina was -- police say taratino was found in the 39th and silver spring neighborhood. he was unharmed and reunited with his mother. the temperature has dropped tonight and this is when people start leaving their cars running when they go into stores, and after what happened tonight, police are warning everyone not do that. that's what happened tonight. thankfully, the baby is ok and reunited with his mother. live in milwaukee, terry sater, wisn 12 news. adrienne: milwaukee police are looking for a hit and run driver who slammed into an uber car , killing three women. it happened near 2nd and clybourn in downtown milwaukee early this morning. the driver of a lexus crossover ran a red light and slammed into an uber car a ford fusion. police aren't giving us a lot of information about the victims but we know two of the women are the uber driver survived and is in the hospital. the two people in the lexus, including the driver, ran off. sheldon: family and friends gathered to honor and remember jay anderson junior. this afternoon, they released balloons at madsion park. it's the same park where a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed anderson in his car 4 months ago. anderson junior's family has maintained that there was a gun in his car, but say their son never threatened the officer learning to cope. >> just counseling and day by day coping. and just grieving. you can't get by this. you can't get by this. sheldon: newly released dash cam video may reveal more about what caused anderson junior's death. a brown deer police officer will be in court wednesday. she's charged with shooting an unarmed man. officer devon kraemer shot 26-year-old manuel burnley last police kicked burnley off a county bus after a disruption. the officer shot him while he was face down on the ground. he survived. adrienne: police are still looking for the shooter who killed a man in milwaukee last night. it happened just before 1:00 this morning near 38th and vienna. investigators say a man in his 20's was shot inside a home. he then ran outside to 35th and vienna. he died at the scene. right now, police need our help with two separate silver alerts. officers are looking for you see his picture. curry suffers from dementia and has a hard time walking. someone last saw him yesterday near holton and burleigh wearing a black baseball cap with an army logo and a bright orange jacket. let's take at the next one. we are talking about 83-year-old clifford pickens. last seen near 17th street and olive yesterday at 2:00 p.m, he walked away from his sister's house. if you have any information about where these men could be, please call police. the numbers on your screen right there, 414-935-7401. families forced to leave their homes, after an apartment building catches fire. >> women came out, it was pretty black smoke. that was kathy becker describing seeing her apartment building on fire. tonight the red cross is helping six families l falls. no one was hurt but some apartments are badly damaged. fire happened after 10:00 this morning. investigators don't know what caused it. sheldon: some pet owners in whitefish bay are being more mindful while taking their dogs after a deadly coyote attack. only on wisn 12 news, coyotes killed a 5-pound chihuahua named bertie. the attack happened friday night near hampton and woodruff right in front of bertie's owner. now her family wants to make sure neighbors are extra >> it really kind of freaked me out for all the little kids. you know be careful. , stay by your kids, don't let them play outside by themselves. sheldon: this isn't the first time a coyote killed a dog in the milwaukee area in the past year. we know of deadly attacks in greenfield, mequon, and wauwatosa. it has been two months since violent demonstrations rattled the sense of peace in sherman park. but neighbors are determined to work together to make a difference. volunteers joined other community mes up up the tri-block area. they picked up trash in the streets and now is 51st to 60th and center to burleigh streets. >> there are a lot of roots here. lot of people who really want to see this place be a great place to live, to raise families, to love our neighbors. sheldon: there was also a free community celebration and resource fair for neighbors. adrienne: commitment 2016 president. a new poll shows one nominee with a double-digit lead, with just more than two weeks until the election. the abc news poll has democrat hillary clinton with 50% of the vote, 12 points more than republican donald trump. libertarian candidate gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein both trailing very far behind. as you can see there. trump campaigned in florida today. we have video here from a rally in naples. his schedule has quite a few stops in florida over the next two days, which is an impot hillary clinton is also concentrating her time on the southeast. this is video from a rally today in north carolina. she says she isn't just campaigning for herself, but is also out to promote democrats in other races. sheldon: here in wisconsin, senator tammy baldwin helped rally support for clinton and other democratic candidates. baldwin met with volunteers in milwaukee who will campaign for clinton by knocking on doors and calling voters. here's some of the advice motivations, your personal stories are the most powerful thing to connect with voters who have not yet made up their mind. sheldon: and chelsea clinton will be in la crosse, stevens point, and madison on tuesday to campaign for her mom. meanwhile, governor scott walker criss-crossed the state today campaigning with senator ron johnson. at a campaign stop in waukesha tonight, walker urged republicans to get involved with the election on a grassroots level. >> from the white house to the statehouse to the courthouse. from making sure that donald trump and mike pence are the next president and vice president of the united states to making sure we send ron to the u.s. senate and jim back to congress and all the members of the legislature -- we need your help. sheldon: johnson is running to keep his senate seat against democrat russ feingold. the wake of the groping allegations. tonight on upfront, mike gousha talks with a leader of trump's wisconsin effort about those allegations and what's next for the nominee. mike my first guest tonight is : republican state senator alberta darling, a leader of wisconsin women for trump. i'll ask her what trump can do to appeal to women voters in the final days of the campaign. plus, senator darling on trump's comments that he might not accept the results of the election. we'll also look at democratic efforts to win control of the house with madison area democratic congressman mark pocan. and the libertarian candidate for u.s. senate. voters this year? it's all coming up tonight at 11:00, right here on upfront. adrienne: a frightening confrontation, caught on video. sheldon: you heard it right there. a squad car camera rolling as a shooter opens fire. wait until you see how close the officer and his passenger were to being hit. lindsay: and we hit the 70's today, but tomorrow we are taking a big temperature tumble. how low go -- that's ahead. sheldon: and we are of course continuing to follow breaking news tonight. a baby found safe, after an abduction in milwaukee tonight. detail straight ahead. >> before you hit the road, >> leading the way with important local coverage. 10 :00 with sheldon dutes has, adrienne pettersen, lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with the egg 12 sports. -- big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 10:00 continues. adrienne: we're following breaking news tonight. a baby abducted from a gas station parking lot is found safe. one-year-old taratino carter was in a car that was stolen tonight, near 59th and good hope. police found him later at 39th and silver spring. we'll bring you a live update on this s i minutes. sheldon: a police ride-along in california suddenly turns scary. an officer had a civilian in his squad car for a ride-along. when the officer tried to pull a car over the driver took off. the passenger in that car started spraying the squad with gunfire and bullets came right through the window. neither the officer nor the civilian were hit. police are still looking for the we're following a developing story out of california. investigators want to know what caused a tour bus to slam into a semi. adrienne: 13 people are dead 31 others are hurt. abc's adrienne bankert takes us to the scene. 2the tour bus crashed into the semi-truck's trailer on this -- reporter: the tour bus crashed into the semi-truck's trailer on this stretch of desert highway near palm springs, about one hundred miles from los angeles. the force of the collision is plain to see in the mangled wreckage. the entire front of the bus penetrated the back of the big rig. the california highway patrol says the bus was moving significantly faster than the >> i will tell you that the speed of the bus was so significant that when it hit the back of the big rig, the trailer, the trailer itself entered about 15 feet into the bus. reporter: this is all that is left of the semi. witnesses saying it appeared the big rig swallowed that bus. an eyewitness said several rows of seats in the front of the bus were crushed by the impact. firefighters used ladders to remove bodies. the highway patrol gathered the victims' personal effects in heavy machinery was needed to pull apart the massive metal wreckage. >> in almost 35 years i've never , been to a crash where there's been 13 confirmed fatal accidents, so it's tough, it's tough on all of us. reporter: the injured were taken to three hospitals. one doctor said some of their wounds could have been much worse. >> this bus struck something when you usually see someone involved in a high-speed motor vehicle crash the thing that you , see are big-time broken bones; this was not one of the circumstances that we were faced with. reporter: they still have yet to identify the victims, and we know that we talked to a couple of family members here who say they are waiting to hear if their mother and grandmother survived. adrienne bankert, abc news, indio, california. sheldon: there was a bizarre security scare at philadelphia international airport this morning. a man and his daughter boarded their flight hours early through an unlocked door. guess what? plane, dropped off their luggage, then went back to the terminal. when the flight crew found the unexpected luggage, they cleared the plane and called security. the passengers who caused the scare said they meant no harm. >> it was clear they were very confused, and they did not speak english. sheldon: american airlines put all of the passengers on another plane, just to be safe. adrienne: dedicating a new playground in milwaukee today. enderis park is now open to the public. -- enderis was named one of 12 2013, milwaukee parks in most need of repair. but with some help raising funds, redesigning, and a little construction, mayor tom barrett says the new park is for everyone. mayor barrett: this is for big kids, little kids, kids who sit on rocks, fat kids, skinny kids, even kids -- i knew someone would get it. with chicken pox. i knew there would be somebody worked together to create the new nature-themed space. pretty cool. the 3rd annual milwaukee beer run lured runners to the lakefront. more competitive runners completed the 5k at veterans park while casual participants in what you're saying here -- the point 5k -- which was just a 54-yard walk to the beer tent. that's milwaukee. either way it was all for a good cause benefiting the hunger task force. sheldon: of fun. all right talk about the great , pumpkin. this 1500 pound pumpkin near eau claire is getting a lot of attention, not only for its size, but it's decoration. take a look. an artist spent six hours turning it into a turtle. complete with flippers and a shell. he says he likes to carve all kinds of pumpkins but this was something special. and after reaching the 70's, tomorrow will be quite a sey: i could say it, but it wouldn't be true. this is where we should be this time of year. i guess this should not surprise us. we knew 70's in october was not something wisconsin typically does. as far as your weather headlines, the temperature tumble starts tonight. it is already starting to feel a little chilly. butor the day, dreaming about how beautiful it was today, maybe getting that dress ready, thinking about capris or something -- no, long pants. make sure the kids have a jacket. you are sure going to need it tuesday night headed into wednesday. then we start a soggy trend. it is looking pretty soggy out it's in the north between 10 and fifth the miles per hour. a little breezy. look at this. temperatures will be in the upper 30's in most locations. it is something to, again, keep in mind. the mornings have been pretty frosty. tomorrow overall, it won't be a bad day. we just got yeah, this is going to feel pretty cool on your lunch break. grab a jacket. i know i will have mine. the average high is around 57 degrees. tomorrow we will be below average. another big weather story is the increasing rain chances. i think most of tuesday should be ok. a wednesday, that is the day we will be cold and wet and rainy, maybe make that a movie day. so, let's talk about this one. that cold front i told you about started to clear the area. that is why we are going to keep with the cooler temperatures. nothing is going to bother us from now through tuesday evening and overnight. we have a little while to ways. no problems as you're heading home from work. still looking good. maybe a little breezy. filtering in from the west. this is 7:00 p.m. you see rain is filtering in with the next weather system. it's going to bring just some light rain, folks. look at that. 330 in the morning. a whole lot of rain. you can see janesville and madison getting in on some of the rainfall. it's not like it will be one and heavy rain. 630 wednesday morning it's going to be soggy. it's just, again, round after the next and then it is supposed to taper off by wednesday evening. i am calling this a washout wednesday. it will be a lot of showers. clearing out. folks, it will be another frosty one. and kind of person is going to be really frosty for you. 8 a.m., slowly start to warm up. we should be at this this time of year. high of 49. i wanted to do 50, but then i would be lying to myself. adrienne: and to all of us. we appreciate that you didn't. fine. adrienne: we will take it. sheldon: all right, the packers are taking the week off. what they are doing to prepare for the next season. adrienne: and why officials say troops do not have the right to bonus money they were promised. >> hello everyone, i'm melinda , davenport. >> and i'm ben wagner. behind-the-scenes of good morning america. 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(muffled) you can take money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. >> big 12 sports, presented by menards. stephen: mccarthy is trying to squeeze all the rest and recovery benefits out of this long weekend. the banged up packers will not have another weekend off the final 10 weeks of the regular season. that is a daunting task for a team already with two starters on injured reserve. and several more forced to sit out thursday's game against the bears. the nature of the nfl means there will be more players jumping on and off the injury list. a taxing problem with 10 weeks to go before the postseason >> a healthier football team is a key component of success in the nfl. it's no different than my day. spent too much time talking to the trainers, get way too much time getting text messages from the trainers. you try to create opportunities and have a vision and a plan. stephanie: be packers return to game action a week san digeo chargers. a great game for former badger melvin gordon. three touchdowns on the day, to rushing and one receiving area quarterback philip rivers finds it orton late in the fourth quarter. this eventually goes to overtime. they come from behind to beat the falcons 33-30 in ot. the packers are one game back of the vikings. quarterback sam bradford not doing very well since his return to philly. he had his first interception of the season. the play of the day comes on special teams. 98 yards for the touchdown. after the giggles at the vikings, 21 to 10 -- after the eagles and the vikings, 21 to 10. meanwhile, the red-hot liens or half of a game back of the packers. detroit has won three straight. quarterback matthew stafford engineering another game-winning drive, hits anquan boldin for an seconds left on the clock, the lions when -- when it, 20-17. our final step pittsburgh , steelers hosting the patriots. then roethlisberger sitting out the game with an injury. tom brady finds former badger james right, who does not rest. touchdown. fast-forward to the third quarter, brady. except with rob and he is in for the score, a 36-yard strike. the patriots touchdown record right there. the patriots remain unbeaten since brady came back through the final today, 20 7-16. coming up in our second half-hour, what it meant for star linebacker vince biegel to be back on the field with the badgers this weekend. plus 12 sports stephen watson sits down with linebacker tj the watt family. how he's making a name for himself the season at uw. sheldon: thank you. a big scare tonight. adrienne: a baby abducted from a parking lot. where the baby was found safe tonight. sheldon: plus, u.s. troops promised a bonus pay. what a government wants that money back.

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