rachael's weather were starting off the work week with a lot of sunshine and an increase in temperatures. in fact, well be about 10 above yesterday, with highs near 70. cloud cover will return late this afternoon and evening. well drop to the mid 50s overnight. although we may see a few isolated showers tomorrow, the best chance for rain returns wednesday. that will be our next cold front - and highs will be back down into the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny and warm. clouds inc dewpoint: 49 wind: s 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 54 dewpoint: 50 wind: s 3-8 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays today it becomes official...two of the world's biggest brewers are merging anheuser-busch inbev purchases sab-miller for more than a hundred billion dollars. deandra corinthios is near the miller brewery in milwaukee this comes after investors around the world approved the deal at the end of last month. the combined company will control almost a third of the global beer market. anheuser-busch inbev is the maker behind budweiser and other brands. s-a-b-miller has co-owned millercoors with molson coors since 2008. as part of the merger deal, s-a-b- miller is selling its portion of millercoors to molson coors, which will now become the sole owner of the company. acquiring s-a-b miller bev a large presence in africa...while increasing its business in south america and europe. a millercoors spokesman says business will continue as usual in milwaukee. there's not much overlap between molson coors and miller coors. this means brands like miller lite, miller high life, leinenkugel's and blue moon will continue to be brewed in miller valley and will not have any affiliation with anheuser-busch inbev. the merger will be approved overseas today-and then day...and us banks are closed. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news the packers prove to be well rested from their bye week as they snag a big win against the giants. brandon cruz has the highlights jabs back and forth across the floor as hillary clinton and donald trump squared off in the second presidential debate. a hot topic-- donald trump's views on women. angelica joins us in studio with more. this debate comes just days after the release of a 2005 recording in which donald trump is heard making the topic of the tape was unavoidable-- taking center stage early on. trump repeatedly said the vulgar language he used was just "locker room talk" before pivoting to accusations about bill clinton, calling the former president "abusive." but everyone can draw their own conclusions, at this point, about whether or not the man in the video or the man on the stage respects women." "if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words and his was action. his was what he's done to women. there's never been anybody in the been so abusive to women." meanwhile-- trump contradicted running mate mike pence's stance on syria. but trump's campaign manager claims there's no disunity between trump and pence on the issue. clinton-- also taking fire for her email controversy. on the campaign trail -- chelsea clinton will campaigning for her mom in racine at one this afternoon at the living light community center. there's more places for er the midtown shopping center and forest home library both begin early voting today. early voting continues until november fifth. two police officers are dead after responding to a domestic disturbance call. what we're learning about the suspect-- now in custody. the ceo of backpage dot com-- now behind bars... why local investigators are calling the arrest a big win in the war against human trafficking. hundreds of people are dead as crews begin to assess the damage left behind flooding still impacting north were starting off the work week with a lot of sunshine and an increase in temperatures. in fact, well be about 10 above yesterday, with highs near 70. cloud cover will return late this afternoon and evening. well drop to the mid 50s overnight. although we may see a few isolated showers tomorrow, the best chance for rain returns wednesday. that will be our next cold front - and highs will be back down into the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny and warm. clouds increase in the evening. high: 69 dewpoint: 49 wind: s 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 54 dewpoint: 50 community-- coming together to remember two officers killed over the weekend. neighbors created a makeshift memorial and held an emotional vigil last night outside the palm springs police department-- honoring the two officers. police arrested jose felix in connection with their deaths. he's facing murder charges and cou records show felix is a gang member, with a lengthy, violent record-- previously sentenced to four years in prison in a failed murder plot. the two officers responded to a domestic disturbance call saturday. but police say felix refused to let the officers into the house and then shot them through a closed door. a third officer was also shot and is expected to recover. one person is dead and eight others hurt after a shooting at a party in michigan. the shooting happened early yesterday morning at a party in people were inside at the time. police are still searching for a suspect and piece together what led up to the shooting. the other eight people shot are expected to survive. a vigil is planned for tonight for five teens-- killed in a crash in vermont over the weekend. all five were high school juniors. they were riding in one car when a man driving his truck the wrong way on the interstate slammed into them. when a police officer left his vehicle to attend to the scene, the car was stolen. the person who stole the car got into another accident near the first one and is now in custody. it's being called a victory in the war on human trafficking. how its linked to the arrest of a c-e-o in sheboygan. where hurricane matthew is still posing a threat to residents. and how many people have died as a result of this massive storm. and samsung getting burned by its own product. why the company decided to halt workers: he campaigned as a job creator 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 because wisconsin's middle class were starting off the work week with a lot of sunshine and an increase in temperatures. in fact, well be about 10 above yesterday, with highs near 70. cloud cover will return late this afternoon and evening. well drop to the mid 50s overnight. although we may see a few isolated showers tomorrow, the best chance for rain returns wednesday. that will be our next cold front - and highs will be back down into the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny and warm. clouds increase in the evening. high: 69 dewpoint: 49 wind: s 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 54 dewpoint: 50 wind: s 3-8 mph some delays green on traffic map = no delays profited from the 'worlds top on-line brothel,' but now 'backpage' c-e-o carl fa-rare ferrer is facing charges. in sheboygan... investigators are calling this a huge victory in the war currently working on seven cases of adult or child sex trafficking that originated on or involves 'backpage.' according to a criminal complaint filed in california, backpage accepted at least $2 million dollars a month between october 20-14 and may 20-15 in payments from people posting adult ads in california, including payments for postings that featured minors. we'll learn the fate today of the wauwatosa man -- guilty of suffocating his girlfriend and stabbing a 34-year-old "jerry hubbard" plead guilty last month to the crimes. he's charged with reckless homicide and recklessly endangering safety. police shot him in january -- after they say he attacked them with a kitchen knife. they then found the body of lauren johnson -- investigators say they were in the middle of a break-up. his sentencing hearing is scheduled for later this afternoon. north carolina-- continuing to be pounded by the remnants of hurricane matthew. the national hurricane center says the storm's winds are are still high. the center of the storm is about 200 miles off the north carolina coast... bringing winds near 75 miles per hour. the storm has killed 18 people in the u-s-- including eight in north carolina, where crews are still searching for five people. more than 500 people were killed when the hurricane swept through haiti. toss to rachael were starting off the wor increase in temperatures. in fact, well be about 10 above yesterday, with highs near 70. cloud cover will return late this afternoon and evening. well drop to the mid 50s overnight. although we may see a few isolated showers tomorrow, the best chance for rain returns wednesday. that and highs will be back down into the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny and warm. clouds increase in the evening. high: 69 dewpoint: 49 wind: s 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 54 dewpoint: 50 wind: s heating up today after a cool weekend. how long will the warm weather last? meteorologist rachael kaye has the answer still ahead. the makers of epipen will pay 465-million dollars in fines. mylan was accused of falsely classifying epipen as a drug makers pay rebates to medicaid under the medicaid drug rebate program -- the companies pay less money if a drug is classified as generic. it was recently discovered that mylan was paying the lower, generic rate to medicaid for its name brand epipen. under the agreement, mylan does not admit to any wrong doing. samsung announcing it will temporarily halt production of the galaxy note seven. this comes after at&t and t-mobile-- both announcing they will stop offering samsung galaxy note seven. soon after the galaxy note 7 hit stores in august, some users reported that their phones were catching fire. samsung officially recalled the phones last month, blaming faulty batteries. replacement phones were supposed to solve the problem...but customers have been reporting the same dangerous problems. last week, verizon and sprint said that they will exchange new note 7s for other smart phones in light of the troubling reports. the controversial topics that had both candidates on the defense. take a look at these photos. milwaukee police say these men may be connected to a deadly shooting. where it happened and what we know about the victim. we've got a warm and sunny day in store - before clouds return tonight. don't go anywhere. meteorologist rachael kaye has a she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. 's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. this is how you say it's going to be okay to someone who just lost everything. every 8 minutes the red cross responds to a disaster and makes this promise. and devoted and i think that says a lot about donald. i will say this about hillary: she doesn't quit, she doesn't give up. i respect that. now at 5:30 the only friendly part of the face-off was at the end. but its what happened at the beginning that let you know the second presidential debate would be a tense one. were starting off the work week with a lot of sunshine and an increase in temperatures. in fact, well be about 10 above yesterday, with highs near 70. cloud cover will return late this afternoon and evening. well drop to the mid 50s overnight. although we may see a few isolated showers tomorrow, the best chance for rain returns wednesday. that will be our next cold front - and highs will be back down into the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny

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