weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. it feels like summer. jeremy: the temperature in milwaukee is almost hard to believe. it is 68 degrees. 67 and port washington. 66 in racine. please keep in mind the average low across southeastern wisconsin is now into the upper through the forecast today, we will talk about cooler temperatures with the shift in the wind and a much cooler weather for the back half of the weekend. goodbye to the upper 60's and hello to more seasonal conditions. thema: this morning, renewed calls to see the video of the officer-involved shooting of 23-year-old syville smith. the shooting back in august led to days of unrest in milwaukee. protestors took to the streets yesterday to demand the video be released. milwaukee common council are demanding the same thing. as wisn 12 news' adrienne pederson explains, some say releasing the video is all about transparency. >> justice for sylville. we want change. adrienne: protesters marched through the streets of downtown milwaukee and interrupted the downtown milwaukee and interrupted the common council meeting, demanding they get to see the video from the deadly officer shooting. >> if you all are not going to charge him with that malicious crime that he did to my brother, then we want to see the video. adrienne: officer dominique heaggan-brown shot and killed sparking this chaos. after speaking with protesters, at least 11 council members sent letters to district attorney john chisholm asking him to release the video. >> we want the d.a. to know and understand we're standing behind the side of transparency. adrienne: common council president ashanti hamilton tells us heaggan-brown's recent unrelated charges of sexual assault and prostitution only make the call for the video more urgent. reasons as to why we shouldn't share it, that should be shared with the public as well to justify not knowing. thema: that was adrienne pedersen reporting. we reached out to the district attorney's office, but have not heard back. in the past, the d.a. has said he won't release the video until he makes a decision on charges. members of the common council want to hear your ideas for reducing crime in milwaukee. this morning, the public safety committe i to share their thoughts on the new public safety action plan. it was released in august. the plan calls for beefing up the city's police force by 280 members, adding 150 sheriff's deputies, and building a new juvenile detention facility. you can give your thoughts starting at 9:30 this morning at pulaski high school. later today, the police department will give out more information about the department's police aide program. it's open to teenagers between 17-years-old and 19-years-old. the position can lead to a teenagers and their parents can learn more details during an open house at the milwaukee job corps center at 60th and mill. the open house runs from noon until 3:00. milwaukee's municipal court judges turn to facebook to extend an offer to anyone facing a municipal warrant in milwaukee. people who show up to court on any of the first three wednesdays in november can have municipal court warrants, drivers license suspensions, and car registration suspensions lifted. they will still be responsible for any fines. the judges also say that no one who shows up will be arrested. this morning, a milwaukee county supervisor is waking up outside. supervisor michael mayo, sr. and local homeless advocates slept in dineen park last night to bring attention to homelessness across the county. the supervisor is still in the park right now, collecting clothes and personal hygiene housing to low-income and homeless veterans. you can still bring new and gently used coats and clothes to the park. the donation drive goes until 9:00 this morning. later today, new and expecting parents are invited to the baby expo in racine. the event features dozens of informational booths and speakers from area hospitals. the first 150 families will receive a diaper bag filled with goodies. plus, everyone has a chance to win raffle prizes. organizers say the event was created four years ago to connect families with resources. the baby expo starts at 10:30 this morning at washington park high school. the owners of sunburst winter sports park in kewaskum are already preparing for ski season. they are holding a job fair today for about 250 full and part time positions. you can download an application from sunburst's website and bring it to the park today. it gets underway at 10:00 this morning. tonight, the chicago cubs have a chance to even up the series against the cleveland indians the first world series game at wrigley field in 71 years didn't go the way cubs fans would have liked. chicago lost to cleveland last night in game 3 of the series. the indians scorred just one run, and that's all their pitchers needed. 1-0 was the final, despite a late rally from the cubs. indians lead the series two games to one. cubs manager joe maddon says his team was chasing pitches all night. >> that is the one component of our team that will blossom over the next couple of years, the offensive side. what you're seeing on offense and base-running ability will be static. what will keep getting better is what we are doing at the plate. it is a great experience for us. we have to adjust to it. chicago. first pitch is 7:00. tonight, the milwaukee bucks welcome the brooklyn nets to town. the bucks dropped their home opener wednesday to the charlotte hornets 107-96. tonight's game at the bmo harris bradley center starts at 7:00. every fan gets a free bucks schedule magnet. across the street, the milwaukee admirals drop the puck inside their new home, the newly renovated uwm panther arena. the organization spent $6.3 million to stands, restoms, and seats. the admirals host the iowa wild at 6:00 tonight. the team is giving away free magnet schedules to every fan. took football now, packers linebacker clay matthews has been fined more than $18 -- $18,000 by the league for his roughing the passer hit on bears quarterback brian hoyer last week at lambeau field. hoyer broke his arm on the play, and is now out for the season. questionable for tomorrow's game in atlanta with hamstring tightness. in the banged up secondary, ladarius gunter looks to have a primary role in defending julio jones, who has gone off for 300 yards and 173 yards in his last two home games. green bay understands how such a thing could happen. the 6'4" super athlete put up 259 yards in his visit to lambeau field 2 years ago. gunter wasn't on the team then, but he needs to play big now. >> always take care of the basics. create room for harris. just continue to push. thema: the packers are inviting fans to a free tailgate party today in atlanta. packers president mark murphy will meet fans and take questions. the party is at the hard rock cafe. fans have the chance to win an eddie lacy autographed football another home game, the wisconsin badgers at camp randall stadium will play nebraska. the badgers into the game a nine point favorite. he will move forward with some degree of a two-quarterback system. the huskers have the 13th ranked scoring defense. points can be hard to come by. but the badgers will be without their leadingkl kickoff is at 6:00 p.m. 5:09, eat your greens. why scientists say certain vegetables may hold the fountain of youth. plus, happy birthday lady liberty. how visitors are celebrating a major milestone for the iconic statue. meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center with our saturday forecast. jeremy: good morning, tracking a cold front. forecast. you are watching wisn 12 news "this morning." >> like, comment, and share with the news team you trust. like wisn 12 news on facebook and join the conversation. russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy >> 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: 12 news time is 5:13. new this morning, an extra helping of broccoli could be the key to looking younger, longer. researchers from the washington university school of medicine f natural foods that appears to slow aging. the compound, found in broccoli, cucumbers, edamame, and cabbage, had an anti-aging effect when added to drinking water of normal aging mice. so far, findings are limited to mice, but the results are so promising that scientists are launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme. the hope is that this enzyme may be able to prevent some of the chronic conditions associated with aging. researchers have debunked the myth that cranberries can prevent or cure a urinary tract infection. a team at yale university asked a group of older women in nursing homes to take either two cranberry capsules or dummy pills for one year. the women in both groups had similar rates of urinary tract infections and there were no differences in uti-related hospital stays or deaths. experts say doctors should prescribe antibiotics, and not using art to help local breast cancer survivors heal. four local women take part in a unique program matching cancer survivors with tattoo artists. wisn 12 news mike anderson was there as their scars from surgery were covered both physically and emotionally. first time, that glow, you know? mike: connecting the art of the tattoo to a breast cancer survivor is turning their mastectomy scars into healing for the body, heart, mind, and soul. >> people still have the scars. they look in the mirror and they feel disfigured or maybe a few feel ugly. whatever it is. we want to give them another option. mike: ali henkhaus is with an that sets breast cancer survivors up with tattoo studios like this one, jedi tattoo in waukesha. >> is it what you expected? >> no. >> worse? >> no. >> easier? >> easier. mike: they have helped more than 160 women across the country get their ink. >> some people like to cover the scars, other people like to have a beautiful piece of artwork on the scar so they have some beautiful to look at instead of >> i think it is beautiful. it will be beautiful. mike: one survivor said i was beautiful before, now i am beautiful, scars and all. in waukesha, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. thema: we have more information about breast cancer tattoo program on wisn.com and on our free wisn 12 news mobile app. wisn 12 news time is 5:16. halloween celebrations are in full swing this weekend. racine zoo. kids can trick-or-treat around the animal exhibits, navigate the straw bale maze, and make spooky crafts. the zoo opens at 9:00 this morning. admission is $8 for adults and $5 for kids. in milwaukee, today is the 7th annual dia de los muertos festivities in walker square park. dia de los muertos, or day of the dead, honors loved ones who have passed away with altars, 2:00. check out live music and dancers until 5:00 tonight at the park at south 9th and mineral. if you're looking for a scare for a good cause, there is a haunted house in south milwaukee. this is video of their event a few years ago. a local family changes their home to raise money for human concerns. that is a non-profit organization that provides emergency food, clothing, and other essentials. you can donate $2 or two non-perishable food items. the home is on marion avenue between 8th and 9th avenues. looking ahead to tonight, trick-or-treating begins many local communities. families in costume will hit the streets tonight in hartford, port washington, and west allis. we've posted a full list of times on wisn.com and on the free 12 news mobile app. 5:17. anyone heading out to trick-or-treat, they have a jeremy: unseasonably mild, may be cooler by the afternoon. still above average, and that means fewer layers under the cost them. when we came in it feels crazy warm. it is almost 70 in milwaukee. temperatures went up overnight. we are looking at 63 and west bend and waukesha. upper 60's in milwaukee. if we could switch the computer over, we will look at the weekend outlook with no cold spell expected. showers for saturday , and nothing too scary into trick-or-treat. you can see the temperature is. the hour-by-hour forecast, mostly cloudy skies this morning. we will cool back a couple of degrees into the afternoon. that is behind a wind shift to the northeast. in the afternoon, middle to upper 50's for the lakeshore. degrees, unheard of for this time in the season. dew points are residing close to 60, it is almost a touch muggy. a westerly breeze at 16-miles-per-hour. statewide, warmest into north-central illinois, 66 in rockford and chicago. the hind a cold front it is noticeably cooler, but still above average. the average the doppler 12 radar network, the are why this morning with clouds going all the way back to the high plains. we stay mostly cloudy. generally dry, great news for the ghosts and goblins that will be going out for trick-or-treat. a batch of showers through the dakotas will take its time moving in our direction, but we trick-or-treat times are done. saturday at 10:00 a.m., still in the 60's from waukesha, port washington, and south. the wind will turn northeast after 2:00 p.m. lakeshore areas will feel a coo ling breeze into the middle 50's. inland a w not bad by late october standards. tomorrow with clouds around and a good north-northeast breeze, close to 50 in the afternoon. mostly cloudy today. the timeline after dark, and closer to midnight, showers to the northwest will drop southeast. you may need an umbrella early sunday as showers skin southeast. dry for sunday. any trick or treat times on sunday, the kids will enjoy cool weather. jumping up to 64 on monday in the afternoon. 70 on tuesday. 50's on thursday with a good chance of rain on wednesday. it looks like it will be another rainy day. thema: 5:21. a new piece of hardware for michael phelps, a wedding ring. why he says he kept his marriage a secret for months. later, the show will go on. the announcement about the janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. say yes to more. call now. thema: new this morning, michael phelps confesses to facebook live that he's been keeping a secret since the olympic games in rio. he and model nicole johnson got married in june in arizona. during the summer games in august, phelps told "people" magazine that they had set a wedding date. now we know that date was before the olympics. phelps came clean during a round of golf on thursday. just because. you always got to have something, guys. thank you for the beautiful comment. baby number two may be coming soon. who knows, though? thema: is he golfing without a shirt on? the two got engaged in february of 2015. this weekend, there's a birthday celebration on liberty island in new york. friday marked the 130th anniversary of the dedication of the statute of liberty by president grover cleveland. birthday card for lady liberty. this is time lapse video shot by earth cam. france presented the statute to the united states as a gift of friendship between the two nations. the statue of liberty is made out of copper that is about as thick as two pennies placed together. her tablet represents the book of law and is inscribed with the date the u.s. declared independence, july 4, 1776. more wisconsin kids being sick from lead poisoning. why one group says children here face health problems similar to flint, michigan. a live look outside as we head to break. summer-like temperatures this morning. we are on weather watch to let you know when the bottom falls out and you will need the coat back on. connect with the wisn 12 news team. chat, tweet, and get news denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. cept denny's all-new liday pancakes. r, >> now thema: good morning. welcome to wisn 12 news "this morning." i am thema ponton. saturday, october 29. thank you for joining us. it is coming up on 5:30. meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center with summer-like details. jeremy: i feel like we have rewound back to summer. in the milwaukee metro. do not get too used to it. it does look like a mild start to the weekend. current conditions in the upper 60's in milwaukee. outside now, we have clouds passing by. the wind on the gusty side. we had a guest of 24 miles per hour. 68 degrees is -- 68 degrees. the average low is 39. we are so far from even in the 50's, that is above the average high. if the eight, watertown --58, watertown. you could probably get by without a jacket or extra layer with a warm temperatures. the wind shifts mean a northeasterly breeze. it will be cooler for lakeshore counties. sunday's forecast and how only, coming up -- and halloween, you can track the forecast on-the-go this weekend with our free app. we'll also send any weather alerts right to your cell phone. new developments in the race for president just 10 days before the election. the fbi is reviewing new emails linked to hillary clinton's private server she used while secretary of state. the emails were discovered during a separate, underage sexting investigation of former congressman anthony weiner. he's the estranged husband of clinton's aide, huma abedin. the fbi is looking into whether the emails contain classified information. clinton is calling on the fbi for an explanation. mr. trump: we must not let her -- mrs. clinton: we 11 days out from the most in your to national election of our lifetime and are calling on the fbi to release all of the information it has. even director calmly noted that this new information they not be take her criminal scheme into the oval office. i have great respect for the fact that the fbi and the department of justice are now willing to have the courage to right the horrible mistake that they made. thema: republican nominee donald trump also reacting to the fbi's announcement. later today, clinton will campaign in florida. trump will campaign in colorad sources say vice president joe biden is being considered for secretary of state if clinton is elected president. the vice president is actively campaigning for clinton, but says he does not want to remain in the administration. trump and clinton have transition teams in place who are making recommendations for potential cabinet members. wisn 12 news and abc news will have you covered on election country, on-air and online, starting at 4:00 p.m. on november 8. in order to win wisconsin, donald trump will need to run up the score in waukesha, ozaukee and washington counties, but so far he's been struggling there. this sunday on "upfront," mike gousha asks an ozaukee county trump supporter how the nominee can turn that around. mike: he has been, according to polls, underperforming there. he's been doing really well in places like gr waukesha, ozaukee, washington. why is that? van mobley: the first choice realistically was cruz. the people, they chose cruz in those counties. i think as it narrow down, they see hillary really as an unacceptable candidate for a conservative, and trump, if you think about it, is actually a very good candidate. thema: also coming up sunday, early voting. hard. "upfront" airs sunday morning at 9:00. after "upfront," stay tuned at 9:30 for "this week with george stephanopoulus." that's followed by "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien at 10:30. this week, a longtime gop operative joins soledad for a closer look at the trump effect on the republican party and what the party will look like after the election. happening now, a service outage involving at&t customers. many have received errors trying to make phone calls. according to the website outage.report, at one point the outage covered a large part of the midwest. at&t says it's working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible and it apologizes for the inconvenience. this morning, investigators are trying to figure out how a plane on a chicago runway burst into flames. it happened yesterday afternoon at o'hare airport. on that american airlines flight. he kept recording as he went down the emergency chute. flight 383 was on its way to miami when the plane aborted its takeoff because of an engine-related issue. there's a report that the plane experienced uncontained engine failure, that's when engine parts break off and are spewed outside the engine. chicago's deputy fire commissioner says the incident could have been devastating if it happened after takeoff. 170 people were on board. they all made it off. authorities say 20 passengers have minor injuries. they were hurt while using the emergency slides. that wasn't the only plane that caught fire yesterday. in ft. lauderdale, florida, a fedex plane's landing gear collapsed right after it touched down on the runway. dramatic video shows an explosion near one of the plane's wings, sending debris flying into the air. no one was hurt. a new study shows lead poisoning is nearly as high as the rate in flint, michigan. the report by the wisconsin council on children and families shows 4.6% of kids under the age of 6 tested positive for lead poisoning last year. the rate in flint was 4.9%. flint has been dealing with the effects of tainted water since switching their water supply in 2014. lead exposure is proven to cause long term health problems. they are working on a plan to make sure everyone has clean water. right now, the water mains in milwaukee do not have lead in them, but some 70,000 homes do have lead service lines. the city is now considering replacing those pipes. the mayor says that will take years and half-a-billion dollars. in the meantime, residents who own older homes are being urged to install water filters. crime and safety across the city. this morning, the public safety committee is inviting the public to share their thoughts on the new public safety action plan. it was released in august and calls for more officers and expanded detention facilities. neighbors can give their thoughts starting at 9:30 this morning at pulaski high school. over at the mitchell park domes, the desert dome is re-opening today about a week ahead of schedule. this will be the first time since january that all 3 domes have been open. because of concerns over crumbling concrete. the desert dome is the final one to re-open following repairs. if you haven't made it to see china lights at the boerner botanical gardens, you're in luck. the wildly popular chinese lantern display at is returning for another run next year. that's according to our partners at biz times. the company producing the show confirms china lights will make a comeback next september. right now, you can only buy tickets in person. a wild world series in wrigleyville. why some wisconsin fans aren't letting a few drawbacks stop them from flying to the w. -- from flying the w. plus jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: we have the w up today, but it is for warm weather weekend. when showers arrive in the hour-by-hour forecast, coming up. >> get important local news wherever you are with wisn 12's ty is senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. senator ron johnson - he's hurting wisconsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold >> 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 news "this morning." 5:41 on saturday morning, many immunities doing trick-or-treating tonight. the weather is important. good today. it is so warm this morning. jeremy: we have had a really long growing season. 200-days where we have not touched 32 degrees. that is unusual. i added the 200ths day today, there is no chance of getting to freezing this morning. daytime highs consecutive days. the entire metro area is above 60 degrees. a warm spot in south milwaukee, 68 at the airport. it is a little cooler to the north. that is still very comfortable. we will talk about changes including a chance of rain, coming up. thema: thank you. chicago as the cubs are hosting their first world series in 71 years. fans from wisconsin made the trip south. so did our ben hutchison. take a look. ben: now you have to check this out. i found w-man. that is quite the outfit. >> well, thanks. thanks. i'm here to witness history for the world series. i'm a life-long cub fan. couldn't be more excited about what's happening here in chicago. ben: w-man is used to attending sporting events in wisconsin, now he's made his way to the windy city, but he's not the only one that has worn a costume. now i know he doesn't look like it, but this man right here was one of the famous racing sausages. >> i was for parts of 2004 and 2005. one of the best experiences of my life, ben. ben: matt lindner is a die-hard cubs fan. so is ryan rosmonowski. he's from fond du lac, so the green and gold travel, too. >> really the best thing about wisconsin was the packers, but chicago -- the cubs were who you rooted for no matter what others have been following the brewers and cubs for a long time. >> i grew up in racine. i went to the brewers world series in 1982. it was unbelievable. i've always told my son, if you have a chance, to go to a world series game. i don't care who is playing you , go. ben: for fans of the game, seeing the excitement in chicago begs one question -- >> you know, world series in milwaukee, can you imagine that? i think brewers fansld really take to it. ben: in wrigleyville, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. thema: there is always next season. after last night's loss the cubs are trailing the indians in the world series two games to one. game 4 is tonight. bill murray showed his support for the cubs during last night's seven inning stretch. tickets for last night's game cost fans thousands of dollars. the cost for tonight's game, up to $18,000. compare that to the last time 1908. the cost of a ticket then was about $1.20. the art world is even showing its love of baseball. the art institute in chicago is posting photos on social media of some of their most well-known pieces with some slight cubs-inspired alterations. the cleveland art museum responded with their own indians-inspired paintings. looking ahead in big 12 sports, the badgers take on the cornhuskers tonight, and the packers play tomorrow against the falcons. wisn 12 sports dan needles and drew olson take a closer look in big 12 sports saturday. >> coming up tonight at 6:30, it is "big 12 sports saturday". maybe we won't focus on the badgers, but it is a big football weekend. the packers have their first to stop julio jones, the falcons of super wide receiver. plus, jerod aberdare us. gone. and the new big gunslinger. he knows the author very well. we'll talk about why some people are angry about the book. plus, the world series. that is coming up at 6:30 on "big 12 sports saturday". thema: thank you. this weekend, the tv show "cops" will air an episode from green bay. the crew followed of based on the commercial, the episode will include a chase with a suspect, and a shoplifter caught in the act. the department hopes the exposure will act as a recruiting tool for future officers. the show airs tonight on spike tv. a longtime downtown milwaukee pub and grill is closing for good. john hawks pub is telling customers it is not renewing its lease at water and wisconsin. doors and windows thanking customers for "many years of good times and fond memories." it's halloween weekend. there's no shortage of halloween-themed events happening later today. milwaukee police officers in district four are holding their annual fright fest this afternoon. there will be trick-or-treating, a haunted house, and a pumpkin giveaway. the event starts at noon at milwaukee job corps on north 60th street. riverwest will host the second annual nightmare on center street tonight. several stages will host bands. there will also be a costume contest, face painting, and a bonfire. the fun starts at 7:00 at various businesses on center street. in walkers point, it's the dia de los muertos parade festival. the celebration starts at 10:00 this morning in walkers square park. a 5-k run and walk will take place at noon. a parade starts at 2:00 p.m. just a reminder, many communities have trick-or-treat tonight. you'll also find it on the 12 news app. if you are out there tonight and you want to put on your headlights to make sure you can see all of the kids in their costumes. jeremy: maybe put reflective tape on the costumes. in the evening it will be cooler, may be cooler, maybe an extra layer, but the heavy coats can be left at home. starting unseasonably mild. we will carry that oin one of them is boo at the zoo. i previewed that. it is so much fun for the kids. plenty clouds through the day, but dry. we look at the wind shift during the afternoon. it will turn a little cooler. busy was along the lakefront. i would say by 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. it will turn cooler. south-central wisconsin, madison, a big game at 6:00 p.m. looking at clouds throughout the game. 59 at 6:00, half, middle 50's. late in the game, you cannot entirely rule out a couple of showers near camp randall. after 9:00 or 10:00 is the favorite time in south-central wisconsin for showers. if you have a plastic poncho have it with you in case showers leave at home. unseasonably mild by october 29 standards. the average low is 39. we are so far above average in racine, milwaukee, and the northwest. 58 in fond du lac and beaver dam. they are closer to a cold front that will drop southeast. behind that is when the wind will shift to more of a around midday or slightly before. 60's today. 50's for the back half of the weekend. temperatures above average for the early part of the week. changes in store today, these are forecasted highs on average 7:00 a.m. 66 in milwaukee and racine. 67 and lake geneva. cooler this morning with the five to 15-miles-per-hour with good wind gusts this morning. rain chances for the weekend, rain tries to sneak into southeastern wisconsin after dark. 6:00 p.m., still drive for madison and milwaukee, all points in between. closer to midnight showers to the northwest will slip not a lot. a better chance we dry out on sunday but keep a good deal of clouds in the forecast. cooler for the back half of the weekend. 54 with some lakeshore area staying around 50 degrees. monday, halloween, the breezes kick back in. close to 70 on tuesday. then we fall back to the upper 50's and 60 of rain on wednesday. thema: thank you. wisn 12 news time is 5:51. a mystery thriller just in time for halloween. tom hanks is back as robert langdon. we'll a preview of "inferno" coming up next. 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[ sirens blearing ] i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. thema: welcome back. 5:54 on saturday, october 29 as we wait for the sunday,. this is probably as warm as it is going to get today. it is beautiful. singer bob dylan is finally talking about winning the nobel prize in literature, a first for a musician. he told a u.k. newspaper it's ceremony if it's at all possible. a member of the swedish academy that awarded him the prize had called dylan's silence impolite and arrogant. wisn 12 news time is 5:55. it's a race against time in the latest movie based on dan brown's popular novels. entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has a preview of "inferno." kevin: this week, tom hanks must solve another historical riddle as professor robert langdon, and face off against his own memory and a deadly plot that could destroy the world in "inferno." >> dante's "inferno" isn't fiction, it's a prophecy. kevin: in "inferno," tom hanks is back as professor robert langdon, this time racing through florence to stop a deadly virus that could destroy the world, while also struggling to get his memory back and work his way through the clues, something hanks admits can be tricky. >> we have to talk and explain things as we get to see them, that goes along with it. aka shoe leather. it's interesting to me because i like non-fiction, but it has to be in a story that is going to be -- in which that type of blah, blah, blah can be sustained and become fascinating. kevin: so, how do you make a movie steeped in history exciting? add plenty of action. >> a mark, rain up, and action. kevin: hanks also gets a hand from series newcomer felicity jones, who was excited to be part of the adventure. >> it's nice to have you back professor. kevin: the audience is never left bored or complacent. i feel when people watch this film, it'll be a thrill to watch it. it'll be a real ride. >> there's always a way out. i will do everything i can to find it. kevin: for "entertainment tonight," i'm kevin frazier. now back to you in the studio. thema: thank you. we are talking about the beautiful weather. jeremy: the temperature is still in the middle to upper 60's across most of the milwaukee metro. mostly cloudy right now. 67 degrees. the wind helped to push temperatures higher. at one point we were at 68 middle 60's this morning. we will cool back this afternoon. 57 54:00 is still nice. russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy good morning, america. new overnight, hillary clinton reacting to the fbi's shocking announcement that they found new e-mails that may be pertinent to the investigation into her private server. >> the american people deserve to get the full and complete >> the connection to top aide huma abedin and the sexting scandal with her husband anthony weiner. donald trump pounces. >> this is bigger than watergate. >> could this turn the tide of the election? our political team weighs in, plus, the latest abc news tracking poll. on fire, an airplane bursts into flames during takeoff. panicked passengers rushing for

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