they've had no reports of airbags stolen from a salvage yard or any other facility. so it's still unclear where they came from. in kenosha county, terry sater wisn 12 news. ,>> on youtube there are several , videos of people shooting airbags or sitting on chairs as airbags explode underneath them. law enforcement says it's unclear if those videos served as inspiration for the discoveries in kenosha county. new on wisn 12, milwaukee police release this video of a man wanted in a shooting just west of downtown. take a look at the suspect there are the shootingpe at 33rd and wells. if you have any information, call milwaukee police. joyce: a day after a fatal crash in waukesha county, a driver charged with homicide. 12 news' nick bohr is live where the crash happened on i-41 near highway q in menomonee falls. nick, investigators say a bicycle may have played a role. >> right. it wasn't a bicyclist, but a bike that had apparently fallen off another vehicle. according to the complaint, the driver may have been trying to the driver was driving in reverse in the center lane when a van slammed into his car. the driver, 31-year-old quentin hazelwood of milwaukee, is charged with homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle and driving while revoked causing death. his passenger, 29-year-old demario harrison, was killed. their car was actually hit twice by other vehicles. according to the criminal complaint, hazelwood told police he stopped in the 70 mile an hour zone because there was a bicycle in the center lane. do avoided the bike and was backing up in the center lane perhaps to pick it up when his car was hit. neither hazelwood nor anyone in the other vehicles were seriously injured. hazelwood has an extensive record of traffic citations over the last 10 years including 12 , speeding tickets and 20 more if convicted of these latest charges, he could face up to 16 years in prison. kathy: thank you. most of the area woke up to some frost this morning. this is video from the moor downs golf course in waukesha. another round is on its way tonight. chief meteorologist mark baden is here. mark the whole area is included. ,mark:ou melts off before you get on the greens. enough about golf. around here, 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., that is when the frost advisory is in effect. what are we talking about? summer annuals. they are going to be sensitive. any vegetables, tropical plants, will be a ok. otherwise, cover it up and if you live close to the lake, it would be a good idea to cover up things for the frost tonight. >> forget about the buzz of the day and forget about what twitterstorm is going on i don't know, in the last 20 minutes, i assume. maybe the last five minutes. joyce: our big story tonight, house speaker paul ryan not mentioning donald trump by name during an appearance in brookfield t the speech in front of the waukesha county business alliance was the first public event he's been at since announcing monday that he would no longer campaign for the republican presidential nominee. ryan, however has not officially , pulled his endorsement of trump. late this afternoon, we learned ryan has almost $10 million in cash in his campaign war chest less than four weeks before the election. his committee has given $750,000 to the state republican party to democrat ryan solen in his quest to continue to represent wisconsin's first district. donald trump's running mate says paul ryan should be supporting trump. wisn 12 news' political reporter kent wainscott getting answers from v.p. nominee mike pence, about ryan and the presidential race in wisconsin. >> the trump pence ticket is trailing in wisconsin in the new marquette poll. i asked mike pence about that , and also about the new reports making headlines across the country about women accusing donald trump of making unwanted sexual advce , made it clear that those unsubstantiated allegations are categorically false. they come at a time when we've now learned from hard evidence that the clinton foundation and the secretary of state were actually working together in ways that directed contracts in the haitian relief effort. >> over the past couple of days, disloyal. do you agree with that? >> well, i certainly believe that our republican leaders should be supporting the republican nominee for president of the united states. for my part, i'm supporting all of our republican nominees. >> the campaign obviously believes wisconsin is still in play, but the new polls show the trump-pence ticket losing ground. do you worry that wisconsin is slipping away? >> i think it's still very early in this campaign. it's hard to say that with just 26 days left. patrick: the campaign regained some momentum after sunday's debate. >> i notice he didn't say specifically whether he agreed with donald trump's comments about paul ryan. >> i pressed him on that, i asked him again, he called paul ryan a close personal friend, but would only say that he thinks he should be supporting the nominee, and didn't comment on the language trump used. joyce: neither paul ryan nor scott walker nor ron johnson will be with donald trump when he campaigns in wisconsin monday. trump has a rally planned in at state fair park in west allis at 7:00. ryan will be in texas campaigning for republicans there. walker has a gop training event in new jersey. a johnson spokesman says the senator has "prior engagements." kathy: it's one of the most watched senate races in the country. tomorrow, the two candidates for u.s. senate will face off in republican incumbent ron johnson right now trails challenger democrat russ feingold by two points according to the marquette university poll released just yesterday. their second debate will be tuesday, wisn 12 in partnership tuesday. with the marquette university law school will host the live event. upfront host mike gousha is the moderator. you can watch it live beginning at 8:30, right here on wisn 12. joyce: a man is stalking parking garages in local retirement homes. new tonight at 10:00, we're getting new details about the elderly victims he's robbing, and fear he's causing. also new at 10:00 sheboygan for a friend. what they're trying to raise, other than eyebrows, with their new calendar. that's tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. kathy: new tonight, they call it flood their hood with dreams. students at the four milwaukee college prep schools today held a big celebration. the schools are trying to show the good in the neighborhoods in light of this summer's unrest. the students got special words of inspiration from bucks vice vice craig robinson. >> you may not know it now, but you are models. you are role models at your home, in your community, at school. kathy: today's celebration was held at the lloyd street campus which saw perfect attendance , last week. congratulations. new at 6:00, we're getting our first look tonight at the new dorm planned for marquette university. the 750 bed co-ed residence hall between 17th and 18th streets. the dorm will feature two 375 -bed residential towers. they'll be connected on the bottom by dining and community space. marquette plans to break ground on the project november 2. the new dorm is scheduled to open in time for the 2018 school year. once it's open, the school plans to knock down mccormick hall, which is more thanye joyce: our landscape around here will be changing a little bit. the chilly air won't last long. mark: we are talking about shorts and t-shirts. look at that warm air building to the west. maybe 70's, maybe even 80, next and weather watch 12. >> i am having a ball. i call it a working vacation. joyce: then she's a lady on a , mission. meet the 90-year-old woman walking across america. what she hopes her historic walk will help accomplish. kathy: plus, the long journey finally made it back to wisconsin more than six decades workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message lies should come first. with important local coverage, you are watching wisn 12 news at six :00 with kathy mykleby, joyce garbaciak, weatherwatch 12 chief meteorologist mark begin, and big 12 sports director dan needles. wisn 12 news at 6:00 continues. joyce: new tonight, a somber homecoming more than 65 years in the making. the remains of army corporal donald hendrickson arrived at mitchell international this morning. corporal hendrickson went missing in action in the korean war 66 years ago. his remains were found by a u.s. and north korean recovery team. they were taken back to janesville, where he will be buried with full military honors on saturday. she's 90-years-old and making the longest walk of her life. kathy: 1400 miles across america. new tonight, wisn 12 news mike anderson caught up with her in milwaukee. >> most people are slowing down if they live long enough to be 90, but opal lee seems to be speeding up. smith, and down in alabama. >> lee is from fort worth, texas, and in early september stepped out on a walk to washington, d.c. to lobby congress and president obama about the importance of junteenth day. june 19, the date many texans and others celebrate the actual end of slavery. >> people need to know that slaves did not free themselves, that there were abolitionist, whites, quakers. >> currently 45 states including wisconsin honor junteenth, the day when black people in texas were formally told they were free but there is no national , day of recognition. >> we need to a knowledge that it is not just a black thing, that it is everybody. >> lee says she has met president obama three times and hopes that will at least get her foot in the door. as for the walking, the retired school teacher says. i call it a working vacation. >> she hopes to have 100,000 signatures on the petition to present to the president and congress by the 26th of this month. kathy: if you're interested in opal lee's petition, we have a link to it at on our website, wisn.com. joyce: wouldn't you love to see her fit debt? making science fun. that's the goal of a new, permanent exhibit set to open this weekend at di exhibit that showcases aspects of physics, such as aerodynamics, gravity, stored energy and newton's laws of , motion. you can build and launch a rocket, race and sail cars, and see up close how physics can be fun and educational. >> to get more engaged and more involved, they go back into their classroom and asked her teacher better questions, so that is what we are trying to do here, and we think it will play a crucial role in helping introduce physics in a way that joyce: physics and you opens saturday. kathy: new tonight, two local outlet malls plan to be open on thanksgiving. johnson creek premium outlets and pleasant prairie outlets will open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. they will stay open until 2:00 in the morning then reopen at , 6:00 in the morning on black friday. brookfield square and bayshore town center announced yesterday they are closing on thanksgiving this year, bucking the recent trend of opening on the holiday. all aboard. a holiday tradition is returning to milwaukee. we learned today the h monday, december 5. the train will make a stop in sturtevant first, before making its way to the intermodal station. that's where it will spend the night before chugging on to wauwatosa, hartland, and joyce: making holiday plans already. kathy: the first thing we have to do is cover the plants, after that. mark: we are talking about temperatures in the 70's. we will be approaching 80 degrees again in the middle of our over. let's just enjoy it while we have it. it is cool now, but look at the fall color. it is starting to pop around southeastern wisconsin. it a be a great weekend to check out the fall color around here. the other thing you have to notice is that it is getting dark. the sun has set across most of southeastern wisconsin. lights on in racine, but the colors are beautiful, 51 there, dew point low. here is the fall color, and we are past peak in the extreme northern sections of the state. great color along the shoreline here of lake michigan. we still have a week to go in the southern third of the state, looking good through out the wisconsin, northwestern wisconsin, peaking as we speak. there are is already wonderful color right now. how about 72? 30's tonight, not staying there, 70 two on saturday, partly sunny, clouds on the increase. rain chances, the best chance saturday night, mostly is by sunday morning, but a few showers hanging on, then we clear out in the afternoon, 68 degrees. upper midwest. we take you into wisconsin, where it is high and dry right now. everything is a ok. nice and quiet throughout the day tomorrow, no clouds, just a sunny, gorgeous day. yes, it will start called, but warm up nicely as the wind picks up out of the south. on saturday, clouds increasing, a big game saturday night at 7:00 to camp brando. the badgers versus ohio state. marquette 39. 44 green bay. 52 milwaukee. the temperatures will drop in a hurry. frosted visor he for everyone in southeastern wisconsin. maybe along lakeshore, you will be ok, but it is better to be safe than sorry. it is time to cover up those plans are bring them inside for the night. across the majority of the area, warmer next to lake michigan where the lake water is running 50-55 degrees. we bounce to 63 to mark, then 72, cooler on sunday thanks to cloud cover in the morning and a few showers earlier in the day. the best chance of rain will be saturday night. most of saturday during the day is going to be dry and pleasant. how about 77 on monday called in the forecast, which is a rare thing this time of year. let's enjoy it while we have them. it is cool tonight, but then we warm back up. kathy: new on wisn 12, if you're heading to the packers game this weekend, beware. green bay police are investigating the sale of counterfeit tickets at recent games at lambeau. they say the tickets are circulating online through unauthorized resellers. several victims reported buying the fake tickets on craigslist. >> people need to understand that when you buy tickets, you need to know the source, the national association of ticket brokers. odds are they are authentic if they have that credential. kathy: police say you should also make sure ticket sellers offer guarantees or have return policies. they also recommend using a credit card so if there's a problem, the charges can be disputed. joyce: consider the source, right? stephanie: they did, one of their backup quarterbacks, and where he may end up next. plus espn's college gameday is , coming to wisconsin for the second time this season. we''ll hear from host rece davis up next in sports. >> hey everybody. i'm ben wagner. inspiring your whole family to get cooking. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, how you can make time in the kitchen fun for adults and your kids. plus, we'll be on weather watch ? stephanie: the packers announced quarterback joe callahan. the six-foot-one rookie out of wesley signed with green bay as an undrafted free agent back in may. he will more than likely go on the practice squad. all the talk this week is about the packers number-one-ranked defense against the cowboys top rushing offense. green bay's 43 yard per game allowed through four games are the fewest in nfl history. the packers defense will get their toughest test on sunday. or the top rushing, you want to go against the top guys. >> we are of for the challenge. i think we have a good thing going. obviously they do as well, but as much as we can focus on ourselves, i think it will bring out the best in us. stephanie: we are two days away from the top 10 showdown between the second-ranked buckeyes and the eighth-ranked badgers in and since it's such a big deal, espn's college gameday will come to campus and televised live -- televise live from bascom hill on saturday morning starting at 8:00 a.m. rece davis is one of the hosts. 12 sports stephen watson caught up with him earlier this week at camp randall stadium and asked davis about college gameday coming to wisconsin for a second time this season. >> we had a tremendous turnout it if they can. it was a great experience at lambeau and gave us the opportunity to come back on campus, which is where game day is really special. stephanie: dan needles, drew olson, and stephen watson will all be live before the game in madison for a special edition of big 12 sports saturday at 6:30. then stay with us as the badgers take on the buckeyes at 7:00, only here on wisn 12. finally, the admrials begin their season this saturday night on the road in san antonio. at uwm panther arena until october 29. and the team is looking forward to being in their new home venue. it is just across the street from their old place at the bradley center. >> it's wonderful. there is no question. we had some great years there. you come out and there are 5000-6000 people. now we get the same number of joyce: that kind of publicity as exciting. mark: now for we only have the same results as last time, that in the search for better, sometimes, less is just so much more. at subway, our new tender, juicy autumn carved turkey sandwich may look like a lot. but we're actually making it with a lot less. this thick-cut oven-roasted turkey is made without artificial preservatives or flavors. which are good things to have less of. instead, it's made with sliced cheddar, 9-grain wheat bread, and our all new cranberry mustard sauce all for a limited time. ?? 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