the weekend, but give us a chance of on and off showers. they are on at the moment. nothing all that heavy, just nuisance like rain carrying us through the morning. into southern washington county, our northern -- far northern washington county, around slinger, steadier light rain at the moment. 61 degrees with the east-northeast breeze clouds over downtown you can see the glisan off of the roads, damp pavement to greet you. keep an umbrella on standby. on and off showers, lower to middle 60's. we will look at sunday's forecast, letting you know if we try out. -- dry out. thema: you can track the forecast on-the-go this weekend with our free app. use the interactive radar to see when and where the rain will fall. we'll also send any severe weather alerts right to your cell phone. right now, milwaukee police are city's north side. police tell wisn 12 news the shooting happened just before 6:00 last night at a home near 15th and lloyd. police say a gun was fired inside the home, and a 4-year-old boy named jordan was struck by a bullet. wisn 12 news spoke with the milawukee police chaplain who says the family and community is devastated. >> any type of a tragic death like this is horrible. it's horrible for the family, neighborhood, it's unthinkable no matter what. thema: there were other siblings inside the home when the 4-year-old boy was shot and killed. police are still investigating exactly what happened and who the gun belonged to. this is the 4th child shot in milwaukee within the last month. on september 11, a 2-month-old girl was hit by a bullet during a road rage incident on i-43. the little girl survived. about a week later, a 6-year-old accidentally shot his 9-year-old brother in the back. the boy survived. police say the shooting happened at a home near 22nd and hadley. according to court records, there was no gun safe or lockbox in the home. both parents are facing charges. and earlier this week a 12-year-old boy was hurt in a drive-by shooting in riverwest. police say someone shot at a car he was sitting in near holton and locust. the boy is out of the hospital. investigators say they've caught the man who's been holding up local gas stations with an assault rifle. they're giving us a new look at one of the robberies. this is new video from the town of norway on monday. it shows a man, pointing a gun at the clerk. the racine county sheriff says he believes it's the same man behind a similar robbery in mequon last week. investigators have not released the suspect's name, because he one of the busiest ramps in the zoo interchange is about to close for months. here's a live camera near the zoo interchange. starting in just about an hour the ramp from i-41 south to i-94 east will shut down until late next spring. this is i-43 at sunnyslope road. here is a map. the d.o.t. says drivers can expect up to ami get from menomonee falls or germantown to downtown milwaukee. starting today, it will be illegal to talk on your cell phone while driving through a work zone in wisconsin. the goal is to protect construction workers and cut down on distracted driving. drivers who don't hang up could face fines between $40 and $100. milwaukee county executive chris abele has released his 2017 budget proposal. the $1.2 billion plan includes a increase in benefits. it also holds the property tax rate. but some people are angry about one part of the budget, a proposal to add a $60 wheel tax in milwaukee county. the county executive says it would generate enough money to pay for new buses and improve county highways and bridges. public hearings on the budget begin in the next few weeks. it's been more than a week since heavy rains, mud slides, and flooding ravaged parts of western wisconsin. the clean-up continues in places like vernon county, where homes are destroyed and roads are still closed. the damage is now being estimated at $14 million. governor scott walker declared a state of emergency. he is also requesting fema to survey the damage. despite the rain, you might want to add raking leaves to your to do list this weekend. starting today, people in milwaukee can rake leaves into the street. the leaves must be in the curb lanes for department of public the collection runs through november 15. after that, residents have to take leaves to one of the city's self-help centers. later today, the wisconsin badgers are looking to stay undefeated. they play the michigan wolverines this afternoon at 2:30. it is a game you'll see only right here on wisn 12 news. then, stay tuned for live post game coverage on big 12 sports saturday at 6:30. stephen watson will join dan and drew live from ann arbor with post game intews >> dan and drew here. coming up on 6:30 on big 12 sports saturday we focus on the badgers playing michigan at 2:30. everybody in the world, it seems, is picking michigan. that was the story with the lsu game. coming up after the game stephen watson will join us from ann arbor. we will also talk about the brewers. >> was this season a success? who is the most eligible player and the most valuable pitcher? that is coming up after the badger game on "big 12 sports saturday". thema: thank you. there will likely be more black at lambeau field today. the packers are hosting their annual spooktacular event. it's a halloween party for their littlest fans. the packers are also collecting donations for the coats for kids campaign. a big name is in milwaukee today supporting aids research. actor taye diggs is the honorary chair for this morning's aids walk. the annual event will start and finish at the summerfest grounds. gates open at 9:30 for registration. the 5-k walk and run starts at 10:30. a ceremony will take place at coming up on 5:08. you see them at the circus and around halloween, but now clowns are turning up in unusual places. the trend that police across the midwest say is no laughing matter. meteorologist jeremy nelson is standing by in the weather center. are people who like rain, this is a good forecast. jeremy: it is good sleeping weather. a damp start to the weekend. went right weather returns in your hour-by-hour forecast. you are watching wisn 12 news "this morning." >> like, comment, and share with the news team you trust. russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with thema ponton and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. five: 11 on saturday, october 1 as we look outside. wet roads. many of you waking up to the rain falling and wet grass if you are taking out the dog, going for the morning run, or any of the events this weekend -- take the wet weather here with you. -- wet weather gear with you. jeremy: hurricane. this one is a big player in the caribbean. if you have plans traveling to jamaica, hurricane matthew is to the southeast. it strengthened yesterday. the wind dropped off five miles per hour overnight. this is the projected path. the consensus is close to jamaica. hoping it stays east of the united states. we will certainly have a better maximum sustained winds at 155 miles per hour over the open waters of the caribbean. when could it get close to the u.s.? early on thursday. this is the projected path. the cone goes anywhere from west of miami to the used of the bahamas. we will keep tabs on that and get updates from the national hurricane center. we will talk about the local forecast, coming up. thema: thank you. right are trying to figure out what caused a deadly commuter train crash in new jersey. the train slammed into the hoboken terminal on thursday, killing a woman on the platform and injuring more than 100 others. one data recorder has been pulled from the wreckage. another one is still missing. investigators say the train's operator is cooperating. fbi agents are searching the home of the man suspected in last month's bombings in new york and new jersey. late last night, investigators looked for evidence in ahmad it's unclear what officials were looking for, but several photos were taken, and at least one box was removed. rahami faces several federal charges for the september 17 bombings that left 31 people hurt. police in some towns and cities in the midwest are on alert this morning after reports of clowns making threats. yesterday, an entire school district in cincinnati, ohio cancelled classes after a woman says she was attacked by a person dressed as a clown. the same dayst miami, ohio was arrested for making threats about clowns on social media. since august, people in other states, including south carolina, pennsylvania, and georgia have reported scary or suspicious incidents with people dressed as clowns. this morning, two priceless pieces of art are back in the netherlands after being stolen 14 years ago. investigators say the van gogh paintings were discovered during an investigation into an the paintings had been removed from their frames, but did not appear to be badly damaged. in "commitment 2016" and the race for the white house, it's another sign of wisconsin's growing role in the election. donald trump's son, donald trump, jr., is making a campaign stop next week. he'll be in brookfield wednesday morning. no other details are being released at this time. donald trump's running mate mike pence is preparing for the upcoming vice presidential debate. wisconsin governor scott walker is hel p standing in for democratic opponent tim kaine. senator kaine and governor pence will go head to head during the first and only vice presidential debate on tuesday. you can watch that debate live right here on wisn 12. abc news live coverage starts tuesday night at 8:00 after a new "dancing with the stars." wisn 12 news time is 5:15. it's the second weekend of the milwaukee film festival. screened at theaters across 5 milwaukee later today. this year's festival features documentaries, shorts, and full length features from around the world. the festival runs through next thursday. later today, it's discovery world's most popular annual event. sci-fi family day. families will get the chance to explore the vast and creative world of science fiction. you'll be able to meet the ghostbusters and your favorite superheroes. there will also be art, toys, vi this, lightsaber battles. sci-fi family day runs from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m, -- 5:00 p.m. an exciting time. what color light saber do you choose when you go there? jeremy: i would choose red for badger red. thema: there you go. that is perfect. felt i needed an umbrella. reigning in michigan as well. jeremy: i do not think the game is a washout, just like the weekend is not a washout. we generally see just over 2.5-inches of precipitation. some in october and fall -- thema: i'm not saying it. jeremy: some of it can fall as snow and we don't have any in our forecast, but by following, the -- by halloween the average low is in the 30's. a little northeast breeze through much of the day at five to $15 per hour. -- five to 15-miles-per-hour. there's not a lot of rain. what is there right now, it is of drizzle. plenty of clouds, patchy fog in spots rotating in from the lake here at more approaching milwaukee, oak creek, wind point, pleasant prairie, and kenosha in 30-minutes to 60-minutes. in racine, more showers lingering over the lake east to west. and used northeast breeze between five and 10 miles per hour. what is this pesky upper-level low pressure that has been with us for several days parked to the south and east. you see the counterclockwise motion. it will throw more showers in our direction today. you might see a few showers this morning, a break, more showers in the afternoon, another break before a band this afternoon. southeast wisconsin, one band moved through overnight with a hour-by-hour, of when you might need the umbrella open, 10:00 a.m., showers spending and that will continue rotating across southeastern wisconsin. 6:00 p.m., spotty showers. tonight, a couple of showers early on sunday with the rain winding down. showers diminish. sunday afternoon, you will like the forecast. showers in southern and catch some showers. the twin cities looking great for the ryder cup. the back half of the weekend, maybe a morning shower. otherwise, lower 70's widespread across far southwestern wisconsin. the weekend is damp and dreary. into sunday, the shower chance is primarily before midday. if you're thinking of going to tennis shoes. when my catch sunshine in the afternoon. thema: still ahead, one of the world's largest man a disasters has a lasting impact to this day. now, there's a movie based on the events surrounding the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." 5:20 three right now as we look at downtown milwaukee. a little bit of rain on the camera. you might be greeted by the rain as well. jeremy nelson has your forecast. new this morning, angelina jolie and brad pitt have reached a temporary custody agreement. sources tell the associated press pitt will be allowed to visit his six children. jolie is filing for divorce and she is consulting with famous crisis management expert, judy smith. while her name might not sound familiar, you probably know the tv character based on her, olivia pope from abc's "scandal." six years ago, an oil rig explosion rocked the gulf of mexico. now, there's a movie based on the deepwater horizon disaster. entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has a preview. kevin: this week, mark wahlberg, kurt russell, and kate hudson lead an all-star cast in telling the worst oil spill in history, and the men and women who survived in deepwater horizon. >> mike, what is that? is everything ok? >> i'll call you back. i'll call you back. kevin: in "deepwater horizon," mark wahlberg stars as mike williams, one of the many crew members facing the impossible when their oil rig explodes in one of the worst man-made disasters in history. experiences, including his death defying leap from the oil rig in its final moments, which was recreated in the movie. >> you can't help but be inspired. you know, you can't imagine what you would do in a situation like that. i would like to think that i would run towards trouble opposed to away from it, but you really don't know until you're in that situation. kevin: the cast also includes kate hudson, and her pa, kurt russell, who were able to find a little light in the intensity of the story because it happens to be the first time the two have ever worked on a film together. >> this movie being on a set with him again for consecutive days reminded me so much of being a kid. falling in love with being on sets, falling in love with what it is to make a movie. i really love making movies, and so it was a nice sort of reminder of where it all started. >> what's wrong? >> not now, baby. may day, may day. this is deepwater horizon. now back to you in the studio. thema: supporting the men and women in blue. how runners are honoring local police officers. plus, the halloween season is here. there is a type of vampire you might see in milwaukee, but it will not be in costume. we explain, next. we are looking at the domes this morning we are on weather watch with the >> now on wisn 12 news thema: welcome to wisn 12 news "this morning." thank you for starting this october 1 with us. it is coming up on 5:30. we will check your weather this morning. meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center with all of your wet details to start this october. jeremy: the first full month of fall in southeast wisconsin starting damp and dreary. we will see on and off showers here is your checklist. into the back half of the weekend we will dry out. it certainly looks more mild. the radar network to start your saturday morning, spinning showers from east to west. grab an umbrella before stepping outside. right now at the metropark domes, a little water -- at the metropark domes, -- at the mitchell park domes, a little water on the camera. lower to middle 60's. 70's in the seven-day forecast. we will get to that and the work week forecast, coming up. thema: thank you, jeremy. remember to take the weather watch 12 forecast with you when you're on the go. download the wisn 12 news app or the weather watch 12 app. they're both free for your smartphone or tablet. within the hour, a major ramp will be shut down in the zoo interchange. it's not scheduled to reopen until spring of next year. if you're coming from menomonee on i-41, you will no longer be able to go east toward downtown. we have a live look from the area from our department of transportation cameras. that ramp is closing at 6:00 this morning until spring of 2017. as an alternate route, the d.o.t. suggests drivers get off on bluemound and cut across on 84th street then jump back on i-94. give yourself plenty of time especially in the morning. this change comes as a new state law goes into effect. starting today, it's illegal to talk on a hand-held mobile device while driving through a work zone. lawmakers say the new rule is an effort to cut down on distracted driving and protect construction workers. the first offense is a $40 fine. hands-free and blue tooth devices are still legal to use. this morning, milwaukee police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 4-year-old on the city's north side. officials say solomon jordan shaw, or jordan, was struck by a bullet after a gun was fired inside his home near 15th and lloyd. wisn 12 news spoke with milwaukee police chaplains, who got the call to come down to the neighborhood immediately and offer counseling. >> we're here because we do care. and that's all anyone can do is just as much support, and as they can give. thema: there were other people inside the house when the 4-year-old was shot and killed. police are investigating exactly what happened and who the gun belonged to. a witness to a deadly police shooting in august that led to violent unrest in milwaukee confirms sylville smith was carrying a gun when he was killed. in an interview with the milwaukee journal sentinel, and auer when unmarked squad cars boxed in their car. pritchard says after he and smith jumped out of the car and ran, pritchard fell and heard four shots. police say video from an officer's body camera shows smith holding a gun and turning towards the officer when he was shot in the chest and arm. the video has not been released. policing milwaukee's neighborhoods with the help of community service officers. this is the first graduating class in the department's history. as wisn 12 news' ben hutchison reports, they'll have special job responsibilities throughout the community. ben: jimmy morales served his country in the military. now he's back in the community he grew up in. >> it was odd weeks, eight hours n: morales joining 13 other community service officers. >> we do not have weapons. we are just talking to people. ben: they're not sworn officers, but chief flynn says they'll be a huge asset. >> they will be great when they require things like taking a report. ben: that includes non-felony low priority calls, including theft or vandalism. >> the middleman to actually let them know, we are not all security for 11 years. this is the next step in her career. >> i want to go into juveniles or case management. ben: sharing in the moments, her wife and new granddaughter. >> i'm very excited. i just want to get out there and show everyone what we can do. ben: the graduates will be a.m. thema: law enforcement officials will gather in menomonee falls for the first ever run with blue 5-k. proceeds go to programs that strengthen the relationship between police and the community. the run-walk begins at 8:30 this morning. it starts at village bowl in menomonee falls and goes along the bugline trail. making sure everyone stays warm this winter. starting today, you can apply for energy assistance in milwaukee county. the program provides qualified residents with a one-time payment towards their heating and electricity bill. you do have to apply in person. you can set up an appointment online, in advance. this year's food for families campaign is officially underway. workers at the hunger task force delivered blue food barrels to spots all around the city yesterday. the campaign has raised as much as one million pounds of food. it's all given to homeless shelters and emergency food >> milwaukee has a long-standing tradition serving people who are low income, making sure they get healthy food. thema: the food for families campaign runs through december 31. in a developing story, a federal judge is ordering the state of wisconsin to investigate whether transportation workers are failing to issue temporary voter id's. that's after the website the nation posted a story saying a madison man couldn't get an id because he did not have a birth certificate. state officials must report back their findings to the judge next week. wisconsin's u.s. senate race is one of the top senate races in the country. polls have shown former democratic senator russ feingold leading, but republican incumbent ron johnson tells "upfront" host mike gousha, the race is closer than people think. mike: do you feel you're an underdog? ron: i think i am, but i think the race is closer. let's face it, we've been outresourced. really focus on the race, i think when they see that i've actually accomplished something. not only have i traveled tirelessly around the state listening to wisconsinites, i've taken action, and i've put myself in a position to actually accomplish things. thema: sunday on "upfront," johnson talks about his record of accomplishments and why he says it's better than feingold's. "upfront" airs sunday morning at 9:00, right here on wisn 12. and after "upfront," stay tuned at 9:30 for "this week with george stephanopoulus." fact" with soledad o'brien at 10:30. this week, soledad examines what the vice presidential nominees must do during the debate to make a difference on election day. looking ahead, wisn 12 is teaming up with the marquette law school to host a live debate between ron johnson and russ feingold. "upfront" host mike gousha will moderate the 90-minute discussion. you can watch it live tuesday night, october 18 beginning at 8:30, right here on wisn 12. the team kicked off this season's final series last night in denver. despite chris carter hitting his 40th homerun of the season, the brew-crew fell to the rockies 4-1. game two is tonight starting at 7:10. while the brewers finish up the season in colorado, officials at miller are already looking ahead to the future. the brewers will hold a news conference next week to announce what they're calling the most comprehensive project and upgrade to the park since it ed opening in 2001, miller park just wrapped up its 15th season. looking ahead, the badgers are looking to stay undefeated as they prepare to take on the wolverines in michigan. it's a game you will see right here on wisn 12. wisn 12 sports stephen watson is in ann arbor with a preview. >> good morning from a very wet on the michigan wolverines on wisn 12 news. earlier, the badgers played at lambeau field. later, they will play at the big house. it sees 107,000 fans. the badgers are excited about the atmosphere. >> the history they have had. they have a historic football program. obviously, there stadium gets a lot of attention. >> different. we play at cambrai and go the atmosphere we live for. wish again fans, i am sure they will be nothing we have not pasted michigan state before. >> this'll be the first time wisconsin and michigan will face-off as top 10 teams in the country. they have not played since 2010. the badgers have won four of the last six meetings. it seems to be raining everywhere. the wisconsin badgers play the michigan wolverines this afternoon at 2:30 only right here on wisn 12. then, stay tuned for live post-game coverage on big 12 sports saturday at 6:30. stephen watson will join dan and drew live from ann arbor with post-game interviews. wisn 12 news time is 5:40. a wisconsin trucker becomes the first deaf woman in the state to earn a commercial driving license. being able to hear doesn't affect her ability to do a good job. plus, jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: good saturday morning. we are tracking rain to start your weekend. how long the damp weather will >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with thema ponton and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 5:43 on saturday morning, october 1, as we look outside. a couple of people all on the wet roads this morning. a fair share rain coming down. anyone out for the morning run along the lakefront, take the year -- take the rain gear with you. so much rain people are tweeting about it. jeremy: take it with. it will be needed with pockets of drizzle and sprinkles. light rain shower showing up. even if you're not seeing rain at the moment, you will see showers through the day. now that we are into early october, normal lows are in the 40's. lower 50's along the lakefront. upper 50's inland. here it the rain will turn off and sunshine return in your hour-by-hour forecast. thema: hurricane matthew continues to be unpredictable. within the hour the national hurricane center announced that matthew has weekend to a category four after strengthening to a category five last night. the strongest in the atlantic since 2007. matthew is packing top sustained winds of 60 miles per hour as it nears jamaica. fo remain a powerful hurricane through at least sunday. in california, crews say the loma fire is now about 50% contained. the fire has burned more than 4300 acres in the santa cruz mountains and destroyed 12 homes. one firefighter was injured battling the fire. of an unarmed black man. 200 people took to the streets in el cajon after officials released 2 videos. friday night's protests were peaceful, but demonstrators blocked intersections and attempted to walk on the freeway before riot year-wearing police stop them. if the leased department hundreds of miles away is recruiting here in milwaukee. the dallas police department will be at uwm next week for a job fair. officials say they chose milwaukee because of the department is looking to hire 300 more officers. they're holding recruiting events across the country. new this morning, a trucker in wisconsin has become the first deaf woman to get her commercial driving license. suzie helgerson is just the 5th deaf woman to receive the license in the country. she graduated from fox valley technical college's 10-week program. the school says the government started allowing medical waivers for the deaf to attend programs that lead to careers in truck >> her awareness and senses are -- her skills are not in that hearing. >> i don't depend on the hearing. that's how i prove i can do this job. thema: she's already employed and will be team-driving with her husband. suzie will be working 70 hours a week and driving 10 hours a day. we will look out for her on the road. it's the only place in milwaukee where you can see penguins, pandas, and dragons all at once. lanterns you'll see at the boerner botanical gardens. the new china lights display opens today at the gardens in hales corners. the display features more than 1000 lanterns, all directly from china. there's also a 200-foot dragon lantern and a two-story palace lantern. you can check out the china -- >> we hope that they can see we also have mobile guides telling the cultural significance behind the lanterns. thema: you can check out the china lights display through the end of october. meteorologist jeremy nelson is getting a sneak peak. that is amazing. jeremy: it is spread out over the whole grounds. the video does it no justice. that dragon is two thirds of the size of a football field. it i maybe wear the rain boots. jeremy: that will be later in the day, but there could be showers lingering into the evening. anything outside, have the poncho or a plan b ready to go. we have rain this morning. let's talk about a positive. we don't want to complain. warm summers have continued into autumn with 136 days in a row with a high of 60 or better in milwaukee. if we make it today, we will tie the record or even break it. good news to start off a jury weekend. here is your hour-by-hour forecast. raindrops every hour, i do not think it will rain the entire day, possible from the morning into the afternoon. after 1:00, a handful of showers could linger. a handful of showers. not a lot of rain right now. let's focus on one little shower drifting through the northern part of milwaukee county, moving to shorewood and whitefish bay. it is on capitol drive crossing i-41. butler, wauwatosa, grand will , expecting light to moderate rain. a good bet on and off. 61 right now, mild for this time in the morning on october 1. average lows are in the upper 40's. it is a little on the muggy side. temperatures across the state, plenty of cloud cover with a couple of showers. 50's to the north, lower 60's for milwaukee through rockford. lower to today. we may inch up by midday. on and off showers. grab an umbrella. if you have outdoor plans anticipate that it will be damp and dreary. let's go over the timing of when showers are a little more likely. late morning, another batch could make its way from east to west. 2:00 p.m., spotty showers. umbrella with because showers are possible. the upper level low that has been causing this will drift eas t, but we are close enough we could have showers on sunday morning with clouds lingering in the afternoon. i hope past 2:00 or 3:00 we may sneak in some sunshine. tuesday into wednesday, more of a southerlow warm up ahead of the next system , which will deliver showers and thunderstorms by thursday. behind that, the most significant push of cool air we have seen so far. sunshine back in the forecast early in the work week. when we get the sun that we will be in the 70's for wednesday and thursday. if we tacked on a day, -- 8th organizers at the milwaukee museum are going batty. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." 5:50 five on saturday, october 1 as we look outside. the rain is falling. we are on weather watch. meteorologist jeremy nelson will let you know where it will rain today. you are invited to learn about the unique role that that's -- that bats play in our world. the sixth annual wisconsin festivals at the milwaukee public museum. there will be plenty of activities for kids, including crafts and a superhero costume contest. you'll have a chance to come face-to-face with the world's largest bat. a gets underway at 9:00 a.m. trading crowns for capes. princess costumes have fallen to the number two spot for kids' halloween costumes after an 11-year reign. the national retail federation most popular children's halloween costumes. we stopped by online costume distributor buycostumes.com in new berlin as they get ready for their busy season. >> most of our hot costumes are based on new kids tv shows, toys, or new hot movie properties. so, continuing from last year, we have kylo ren from "star wars," pj masks, we have catboy, thema: buycostumes.com hired an extra 500 seasonal employees to keep up with demand. spending on costumes is expected to reach $3.1 billion this season. halloween is the tipping point for us. sometimes i remember having on a coat, sometimes maybe not. jeremy: many times you need a comes around. we will have a few showers from time to time. the rain for the moment has turned off, but the pavement is damp. around 60-degrees with highs in the middle 60's. i would say a goodwill of thumb today is to have an umbrella. also have a plan b ready to go because of some showers on and off today. thema: remember you can take wisn 12 news with wisn.com, facebook, twitter, and all our mobile good morning, america. breaking overnight, monster hurricane. hurricane matthew, the most powerful storm to develop in the atlantic in a decade. a killer in the caribbean. now setting its sights on jamaica. will it threaten the the u.s. the hour. and twitter tirade. donald trump taking flack for his escalating feud with a former miss universe. hillary clinton is not backing down. >> in his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him. >> donald's defense? and will the this battle hurt him with women voters. a police officer's plea. attorneys for the tulsa cop who opened fire on an unarmed