highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. ne 5-10 mph news from overnight -- milwaukee police are investigating a area of 27th and hope just around one o'clock this morning. police say a the victim is a 20-year- old man. officials found him suffering from a gunshot wound -- he died on scene. the investigation is ongoing. and milwaukee police are investigating another overnight homicide. this one happened in front of "comments nightclub" near 52nd and hampton just before three o'clock this morning. police say they found a 32-year-old man suffering a "very serious" gunshot wound -- he l investigation is also ongoing. and one person is dead after a crash near 51st and auer -- it happened at midnight. milwaukee police tell us the driver of a dodge neon did not stop at a stop sign and crashed into a car driven by a 58- year-old woman. one of the occupants in the neon -- a female in her late 20's -- was ejected from the car. that car struck a light pole that ended up falling on the woman -- she died on scene. the other people in the neon fled the woman was treated for minor injuries. that investigation also ongoing. and another person is killed in a crash -- this one in kenosha. it happened around 12:30 this morning near 52nd street and 256th avenue -- that's near the town of brighton. we're told it was a single vehicle crash -- the person that died was the only person in the car. officials are still working on notifying the family. hillary clinton and donald trump will face off tonight in the second will be in a town hall format at washington university. the debate comes as donald trump faces backlash over these comments that surfaced friday... " i better use some tic tacs just in case i start kissing her. you know i'm automatically attracted to beautiful women i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even wait. when you're a star they let you do anything. grab them by the you can do anything." endorsing donald trump -- even calling for him to quit the race. yesterday was supposed to be a day of gop unity in wisconsin -- trump and speaker paul ryan campaigning together for the first time. but trump backed out, followed by his running mate! political reporter theo keith has that story. people boo and cheer for paul ryan house speaker paul ryan gets a mix of cheers and boos in his home district. he didn't dwell on donald tum comments from 2005, despite calling them "an elephant in the room." i put out a statement about this last night. i meant what i said and its still how i feel. but that is not what were here to talk about today trump and running mate mike pence were both scheduled to attend this gop unity event in elkhorn. both backed out over the controversy. trump supporters blamed ryan -- accusing him of uninviting trump. what about trump?while he talked over the hecklers - another gop congressman from donald trump why dont you listen to what i have to say rather than interrupting me? theres something about courtesy involved here not one of the republicans who spoke from the stage unendorsed trump. most of them ignored trump's comments altogether. many, like governor scott walker, focused instead on u-s senator ron johnson's re-election. there couldnt be a more important race here in wisconsin than his race for the us senate :01the heckling during the event carried over to shouting matches supporters and trump supporters wrestled for control of the party. you just saw 3 guys who call themselves conservatives not even mention donald trumps name! it was obvious that pences decision not to attend came shortly before the event started, because the event organizers put up signs on the press tables that said 'pence traveling press' horn, theo keith, fox6 news supporters were frustrated today by trump's absence-- and had mixed feeling about his lewd comments. ashley sears has their reactions. nats at an event meant to show party unity-- nats in the crowd-- there is anything but that-- nats supporters bicker-- upset over trump's absence. to grow a spine and stand behind their candidate. this all comes after lewd comments made by donald trump in 2005 are made public. some call it a distraction-- 28:44 weve got real problems here and the problem isnt what donald trump said about women. others say trump is a changed man. 39:45 11 years ago, i wasnt the woman i am today. trump supporters say they are upset--republican leaders aren't 41:55 paul ryan id like to look in your closet. governor walker, id like to look in your closet. speaker paul ryan's democratic congressional opponent-- has a different opinion than many here saying the ryan didn't go far enough. 46:34 i know he uninvited him from the event today. however, i think he needs to pull his endorsement. while there is disagreement-- everyon h see-- what will happen in november. tag: some supporters say they don't think trump's lewd comments will have any affect on voters. they are waiting to see what happens sunday at the debate. reporting in elkhorn, ashley sears fox 6 news. meanwhile -- trump's opponent-- hillary clinton has been at a hotel in rye brook, new york preparing for tonight's debate. clinton called trump's remarks "horrific" and tweeted "we cannot allow this man to become campaigning here in milwaukee yesterday. he did not mention the trump tape. but he did have to deal with a couple of hecklers of his own. fox6's angelica sanchez was there. a few minutes into his campaign speech...former president bill clinton was faced with hecklers in his audience. the former president brushed off the comments by referencing the backlash faced since friday when audio recordings of the republican presidential nominee making derogatory comments about a woman were released. " you gotta feel sorry for them. they had a bad day yesterday.. give em a hand." the clinton campaign was in milwaukee on saturday to encourage early voting in wisconsin. clinton spoke at a hall inside an office for the international brotherhood of electrical workers local union 494. " one campaign wants you to forget this is about you." clinton stuck to the usual stump climate change... criminal justice and immigration reform and building the economy. "i think we are now in a position to rise together to grow together reduce income inequality but it is all hinging on this election." hillary supporters were pleased with clinton's message "she's the only choice for us." others still shaken by the hecklers in the audience. colleen beaslee/ clinton supporter "i was actually a little scared because i was standing right next to him and was very angry but i think everyone has a right to their hillary clinton supporters will be holding an event for chelsea clinton in racine at 1pm on monday. reporting in milwaukee i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 news. don't forget to tune in for the debate tonight. you can catch it right here on fox6. coverage starts at 8. milwaukee police have found the body of a missing man. they say 65-year-old donald lewis' body was found hidden at jazz cafe on fond du lac avenue. police do consider this a homicide investigation. we're told they have a person in custody. the other person they considered "critically missing" was found alive earlier yesterday. hurricane matthew is now a considered a "post-tropical cyclone" as it continues to move along the atlantic coast. officials are letting up on evacuation orders. but flooding continues to be a problem. hurricane matthew did not make landfall in georgia. but and knocked down power lines. roads are closed due to flooding in parts of georgia and south carolina. still ahead on wakeup -- two officers are killed in the line of duty in palm springs. we'll have the latest on the investigation. jonathon is live at the walk to defeat als. you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we've got another and highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: ne 5-10 mph it's the state's largest fundraiser for als treatment and research. jonathon gregg joins us live chat at hb day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! clouds return on tuesday, but the best chance for rain looks like wednesday. that's our next cold front, so highs will be back in the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 48 dewpoint: 44 wind: e 3-7 during the day, clouds return in the evening. high: 70 dewpoint: 48 wind: s 5-10 mph tuesday: a mix of sun and clouds with isolated showers possible. am low: 55 high: 69 dewpoint: 52 wind: s 5-10 mph wednesday: high: 63 dewpoint: 49 wind: sw/nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 42 high: 55 dewpoint: 36 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 43 high: 59 dewpoint: 38 wind: s 5-10 mph time to find out who is turning six. we're wishing josiah in milwaukee a happy sixth birthday! he likes dancing, playing video games and school. kaden in milwaukee is celebrating today! he likes playing with cars, being outside and going to school. la'riyah in milwaukee is turning the big six! she likes dancing, eating and talking about frozen. look who's six in menomonee falls! jenna likes soccer, dancing and bacon!!!! from aaliyah in milwaukee! she likes reading, riding her bike and ballet. we're cheering for jaidyn in milwaukee! he likes cooking, playing sports and taking care of animals. to find out how to wish your child a happy sixth birthday on fox six wake up news - just log on to "fox six now dot com" - for all the the packers seem ready for the giants, including aaron rodgers who won't give us all the secrets to his pregame routine that gets him primed for a game. "i think that might be a little so i can't go exactly into what i do. but, i do have a routine like we all do. at home it's a little better because you have the opportunity to use, you know, the hot tub/cold tub and those things at your disposal. but, no, it's about a mindset. so whatever you've got to do to get in the right frame of mind and for me it's about controlling my emotions and making sure i'm as even keeled as possible out there." after spending a number of days in madison to open training camp, the bucks were back there tonight to open their home schedule in the center and former marquette star and madison native wesley matthews might like this moment back as jabari parker spins and then throws down a one handed jam on him. more jabari here as he goes up for a dunk, get it, but gets a little too up there as he bangs his head into the rim, ouch. he'd be fine, finishing with 21 points. and the bucks go on to an 88-74 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 from overnight -- milwaukee police are investigating a homicide. it happened in the area of 27th and hope just around one o'clock this morning. police say a the victim is a 20-year- old man. officials found him suffering from a gunshot wound -- he died on scene. the investigation is ongoing. and milwaukee police are investigating another overnight homicide. this one happened in front of "comments nightclub" near 52nd and hampton just before three o'clock this morning. police say they found a "very serious" gunshot wound -- he later died at the hospital. that investigation is also ongoing. and one person is dead after a crash near 51st and auer -- it happened at midnight. milwaukee police tell us the driver of a dodge neon did not stop at a stop sign and crashed into a car driven by a 58- year-old woman. one of the occupants in the neon -- a female in her late 20's -- was ejected from the car. that car struck a light pole that ended up woman -- she died on scene. the other people in the neon fled the scene on foot... the 58-year-old woman was treated for minor injuries. that investigation also ongoing. and another person is killed in a crash -- this one in kenosha. it happened around 12:30 this morning near 52nd street and 256th avenue -- that's near the town of brighton. we're told it was a single vehicle crash -- the person that died was the only person in the car. we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. matthew is now considered a "post-tropical cyclone." at least fifteen people are now dead, and more than two million are without power from florida to the carolinas as the storm continues to batter the atlantic coast. officials are cautiously easing up on evacuation orders -- but flooding remains a huge concern. scott mclean reports from savannah, georgia. what we decided to do was just allow our guardian angels to take care of our thousands of georgians who chose to take their chances. freeman hunkered down inside her suburban savannah home -- it was a decision she would soon regret. i heard cracking and popping all night long, scary, very scary. hurricane matthew didn't make landfall in georgia, but it was close enough to bring winds strong enough to uproot trees and take down power lines. and rain that swamped homes and cut off roads. i would say that the damage is not as widespread, there certainly is some significant areas of between charleston and myrtle beach south carolina -- but by the time it got there, it had weakened to a category 1 hurricane. still -- matthew was strong enough to make more than 100 roads impassable, knock out power to hundreds of thousands of people and leave a big mess behind. "we were able to do the best that we could to keep everybody safe and so keep in mind that lives are what's most important" while south carolina cleans up, north carolina is still batoning down. this hurricane has been downgraded, that people will let up their guard. the storm has turned deadly in that state -- and the eastern portion has begun to see record flooding. forecasters expect matthew to move off shore early sunday. in savannah, i'm scott mclean reporting.. two california police officers were shot and killed responding to a domestic disturbance call yesterday. palm springs police also say a third officer was lauren coronado has the details. chief bryan reyes, palm springs police "i feel like i'm awake in a nightmare."a somber day for the city of palm springs after two officers were shot and killed while responding to a domestic dispute on the 2700 block of cypress avenue. the two officers killed are jose gilbert vega and lesley zerebny of the palm springs police department. chief bryan reyes was emotional as he described the chief bryan reyes, palm springs police "officer gil vega is a 35-year veteran of the palm springs ps, a patrol officer who was not scheduled to work today. he chose to work overtime today. he was scheduled to retire in dec. already turned in paper work to retire. officer lesley zerebny, one and a half years on the job, she just returned to work after giving birth to her baby daughter four months ago."the community gathered at people left flowers, candles, and thoughtful messages. mos "no one deserves this but especially them they don't deserve this..theyre in heaven right now and i know that for sure and theyre still watching over us. our hearts go out to the families god bless them. whatever we can do please let the community know and moon wants to see change for law enforcement. robert moon, mayor "we have to do something about this. our police officers protect all of us, black, white, latino, asian, everyone and we really need to look out for our police officers and protect our police officers."tonight--re yes asks for the community's continous support during this tragic time. chief bryan reyes, palm springs police "my employees are broken, and if theres ever a time to pray for palm minutes to save his campaign tonight... as he faces off with hillary clinton in st. louis in the second presidential debate. trump has given indications that he's going to target bill clinton's infidelity in office.... hillary clinton has her own fallout to deal with. she will face questions regarding the hacked emails from her campaign chair that were leaked on friday. don't forget to tune in for the debate tonight. you can catch it right here on fox6. cer ahead on wakeup --- firefighters in california are sporting a new color this month. the cause its benefitting. jonathon is live at the walk to defeat als. (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. ke money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. wakeup news. we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: ne 5-10 mph it's an opportunity to bring hope to people living with als it's an opportunity to bring hope to people living with als jullie collins joins us live from the walk to defeat als at chat at hb we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into warmer, with highs near 70! clouds return monday night. we may see a few isolated showers on tuesday, but the best chance for rain looks like wednesday. that's our next cold front, so highs will be back mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 48 dewpoint: 44 wind: e during the day, clouds return in the evening. high: 70 dewpoint: 48 wind: s 5-10 mph tuesday: a mix of sun and clouds with isolated showers possible. am low: 55 high: 69 wind: s 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with the chance for rain. am low: 54 high: 63 dewpoint: 49 wind: sw/nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny and cool. friday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 43 high: 59 dewpoint: 38 wind: s 5-10 mph the story of preacher and slave nat turner, and the rebellion he led, gets a new look in the highly- anticipated "the birth of a nation." our hollywood insider gino salomone sits down with one of the stars for a first look. our hollywood insider gino salomone sits down with one stars for a first look at the birth of a nation. penelope anne miller & aunjaune ellis the birth of a nation is in weekdays on fox six news at four. you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. here's a live look firefighters in california are sporting a new color this month. they're trading in "fire engine red" for hot pink, to raise awareness about breast cancer. fox 6's angelica duria has the help you up." "they look great in pink, ok, don't tell my husband i said that." standing next to a hot pink fire truck... "it's a fire engine that we take out of service and we wrap annually, and we give opportunity to people to leave messages." fullerton california firefighters wear matching pink t-shirts, they're proudly sporting the color for the entire month of october. "when we do respond on calls we and for a good cause, to raise money and awareness for breast cancer research. "it doesn't just affect ladies, males as well, and it doesn't care about age." "i wrote something for my son on the truck over here, my son died of cancer five years ago." the truck will be parked at more than a dozen public events throughout the month. "nat" supporters can buy t-shirts, hats, bracelets, or simply donate to the cause. proceeds will benefit st. jude medical center, where maxine smith was treated. "i'm a three-time cancer environmental and i'm in remission. it means the world to me." at the fullerton farmer's market thursday, people stopped by to sign a message on the pink truck. many had personal stories to share. "my mom had breast cancer, my cousin, and my grandmother, so i have two surviving." and they made sure to praise their local firefighters for their selfless dedication. "these gentlemen, unselfishly, they take time out of their jobs to do this." "it's something that we need to get a cure for it, just glad to help out." all anchors chat adlib weather stay with us - we'll be right back with feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. gton take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, and billion dollar tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin grow and create jobs. for the folks who work hard... for the middle class raising a family... wakeup news. now at eight --- presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump set to face off in the second campaign trail. and --- a deadly night in southeastern wisconsin. four people are killed in four separate incidents. we have that new information -- coming up. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm derica williams. and i'm stephanie barichello. we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: police are investigating a homicide. it happened in the area of 27th and hope just around one o'clock this morning. police say a the victim is a man in his early 20's -- he has yet to be identified. officials found him suffering from a gunshot wound -- he died on scene. the investigation is ongoing. and milwaukee police are investigating a separate non-fatal shooting. this one happened in front of "comments nightclub" near 52nd and hamptong just before three 32-year-old man suffering a "very serious" gunshot wound. that investigation is also ongoing. and one person is dead after a crash near 51st and auer -- it happened at midnight. milwaukee police tell us the driver of a dodge neon did not stop at a stop sign and crashed into a car driven by a 58- year-old woman. one of the occupants in the neon -- a female in her late 20's -- was ejected from the car. that car struck a light pole that ended up falling on scene. the other people in the neon fled the scene on foot... the 58-year-old woman was treated for minor injuries. that investigation also ongoing. and another person is killed in a crash -- this one in kenosha. it happened around 12:30 this morning near 52nd street and 256th avenue -- that's near the town of brighton. we're told it was a single vehicle crash -- the person that died was the only person in the car. officials are still working on will face off tonight in the second presidential debate. the debate will be in a town hall format at washington university. the debate comes as donald trump faces backlash over these comments that surfaced friday... " i better use some tic tacs just in case i start kissing her. you know i'm automatically attracted to beautiful women i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even wait. when you're a star they let you do anything. grab them by the you can do anything." endorsing donald trump -- even calling for him to quit the race. yesterday was supposed to be a day of gop unity in wisconsin -- trump and speaker paul ryan campaigning together for the first time. but trump backed out, followed by his running mate! political reporter theo keith has that story. people boo and cheer for paul ryan house speaker paul ryan gets a mix of donald trump's lewd comments from 2005, despite calling them "an elephant in the room." i put out a statement about this last night. i meant what i said and its still how i feel. but that is not what were here to talk about today trump and running mate mike pence were both scheduled to attend this gop unity event in elkhorn. both backed out over the controversy. trump supporters blamed ryan -- accusing him of uninviting trump. what about trump?while he another gop congressman from wisconsin stopped to scold them. im for donald trump why dont you listen to what i have to say rather than interrupting me? theres something about courtesy involved here not one of the republicans who spoke from the stage unendorsed trump. most of them ignored trump's comments altogether. many, like governor scott walker, focused instead on u-s senator ron johnson's re-election. wisconsin than his race for the us senate :01the heckling during the event carried over to shouting matches afterward nats -- crosstalkryan supporters and trump supporters wrestled for control of the party. you just saw 3 guys who call themselves conservatives not even mention donald trumps name! it was obvious that pences decision not to attend came shortly before the event started, because the event organizers put up signs on the press tables that said obviously they thought he was coming. from elk horn, theo keith, fox6 news supporters were frustrated today by trump's absence-- and had mixed feeling about his lewd comments. ashley sears has their reactions. nats at an event meant to show party unity-- nats in the crowd-- there is anything but that-- nats supporters bicker-- upset over to grow a spine and stand behind their candidate. this all comes after lewd comments made by donald trump in 2005 are made public. some call it a distraction-- 28:44 weve got real problems here and the problem isnt what donald trump said about women. others say trump is a changed man. 39:45 11 years ago, i wasnt the woman i am to upset--republican leaders aren't defending the presidential nominee. 41:55 paul ryan id like to look in your closet. governor walker, id like to look in your closet. speaker paul ryan's democratic congressional opponent-- has a different opinion than many here saying the ryan didn't go far enough. 46:34 i know he uninvited him from the event today. however, i think he everyone here, now waits to see-- what will happen in november. tag: some supporters say they don't think trump's lewd comments will have any affect on voters. they are waiting to see what happens sunday at the debate. reporting in elkhorn, ashley sears fox 6 news. meanwhile -- trump's opponent-- hillary clinton has been at a hotel in rye brook, new york preparing for tonight's debate. clinton called trump's remarks "horrific" and tweeted "we cannot president. meanwhile -- clinton's husband spent the day campaigning for her in milwaukee. several people had to be escorted away from the event yesterday. former president bill clinton was giving a speech at a hall inside an international brotherhood of electrical workers office. a few minutes into his speech he was faced with hecklers calling him a rapist. clinton brushed off the comments -- referencing the backlash the trump campaign is facing over those leaked audio recordings. they had a bad day yesterday.. give em a hand." the clinton campaign was in milwaukee to encourage early voting in wisconsin. chelsea clinton will be in racine tomorrow at 1pm at the living light community center. . don't forget to tune in for the debate tonight. you can catch it right here on fox6. coverage starts at 8. milwaukee police have found the body of a missing man. they say 65-year-old donald the place where he was last seen-- the young urban jazz cafe on fond du lac avenue. police do consider this a homicide investigation. we're told they have a person in custody. the other person they considered "critically missing" was found alive earlier yesterday. hurricane matthew is now a considered a "post-tropical cyclone" as it continues to move along the atlantic coast. officials are letting up on not make landfall in georgia. but it's winds uprooted trees and knocked down power lines. roads are closed due to flooding in parts of georgia and south carolina. and still ahead on wakeup -- we'll meet some people who are happy to be home... after dodging matthew's path. flu season is right around the corner... contact six explains the important new recommendations about the flu vaccine. and jonathon is joining thousands today in the fight against als. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. re more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we've got another crisp, fall d and highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. high: 60 it's more than just a few mile trek -- it's an opportunity to bring hope to people living with als.. and their families. jonathon gregg joins us live we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with monday night. we may see a few isolated showers on tuesday, but the best chance for rain looks like wednesday. that's our next cold front, so highs will be back in the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly 3-7 mph monday: mostly sunny during the day, clouds return in the evening. high: 70 dewpoint: 48 wind: s 5-10 mph tuesday: a mix of sun and clouds with isolated showers possible. am low: 55 high: 69 dewpoint: 52 mostly cloudy with the chance for rain. am low: 54 high: 63 dewpoint: 49 wind: sw/nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 42 high: 55 dewpoint: 36 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny and cool. campus is here with buddy, the 4-month-old kitten. she will be talking people interested in adopting can call 414 animals or go to the link on fox6now.com stay with us. we'll be right corner, and there are important new recommendations about the flu vaccine. in this morning's contact 6 report - jenna sachs explains who is affected by these changes and when i' we all know getting a vaccine is hands down the best defense against the flu. but depending on your age and health, you may need to change the type of vaccine you get. kids are not going to like this, but this year the nasal vaccine flumist is not recommended by the centers for disease control and prevention. 'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by shot, the vaccine was 63 percent effective at preventing the flu. adults ages 18 to 64 have the option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older peoples immune system response. check with your doctor on those. 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people under the age of 60 or so can benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immunity. consumer reports says the most important thing, of course, is to get the flu shot no matter what the timing. the standard vaccine is still free under most insurance plans and now at 8:30.. an update on news from overnight -- milwaukee police are investigating a homicide. it happened in the area of 27th and hope just around one o'clock this morning. police say a the victim is a 20-year- old man. officials found him suffering from a gunshot wound -- he died on scene. the investigation is ongoing. and milwaukee police are investigating another overnight homicide. this one happened in just before three o'clock this morning. police say they found a 32-year-old man suffering a "very serious" gunshot wound -- he later died at the hospital. that investigation is also ongoing. and one person is dead after a crash near 51st and auer -- it happened at midnight. milwaukee police tell us the driver of a dodge neon did not stop at a stop sign and crashed into a car driven by a 58- year-old woman. one of the occupants female in her late 20's -- was ejected from the car. that car struck a light pole that ended up falling on the woman -- she died on scene. the other people in the neon fled the scene on foot... the 58-year-old woman was treated for minor injuries. that investigation also ongoing. and another person is killed in a crash -- this one in kenosha. it happened around 12:30 this morning near 52nd street and 256th avenue -- that's near the town of brighton. we're told it was a single vehicle crash officials are still working on notifying the family. we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. we'll stay clear tonight and into monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: more than two million are without power from florida to the carolinas in the aftermath of hurricane matthew -- while the storm is winding down flooding is still a huge concern. matthew has now been down graded to a post-tropical cyclone. still -- matthew was strong enough to make more than 100 roads impassabl thousands of people and leave a big mess behind. forecasters expect matthew to move off shore this morning. navigating around the storm is still a struggle for many. i spoke with some people who are returning home and say they are just thankful to be able to dodge the storms' path. it slammed into florida, then barreled its way up the east coast, nats hurricane matthew then made landfall in south carolina a category 4 to a category 1, the storm continues to wreak havoc in its path. our hearts out to everyone affected in that area ryan karchner is thankful to have made it out of the south east. on the heels of orlando shutting down, the international airport in charleston south carolina halted all flights as well. we were happy we got here on time a lot of flights were cancelled that leg of the trip would have connected in north carolina and on to and there but it was just heavy rain and wind charlotte was pouring rain and windy we got out there ok, lots of flight cancellation there headed south passengers coming into general mitchell international airport exited with a sigh of relief, thrilled to be here glad to be home after feeling the trickle effects of traveling during storm. for them, it may have been a rocky trip by air, but by land...some traveling to the storm ravaged area are eager to get there. help other people. so that's what i do now," tommy poe is one of two american red cross who deployed from milwaukee friday headed to orlando for two weeks. 29 other are already in different states along the east coast trying to help with longterm relief after a week of disruption and . devastation. "when you come to the red cross, your mission is to help people' donald trump had said earlier -- he was not planning to bring bill clinton's infidelities -- into tonight's debate conversation. now -- that very likely will ch is already hinting -- at drawing comparisons between his words -- and the clintons' actions. fox's rich edson takes a look. as donald trump notes "certainly has been an interesting 24 hours!" it has. and the next 48 could be even more interesting. tomorrow evening, trump and hillary clinton meet for their second debate. in addressing his offensive 2005 comments, trump turns to former president bill clinton's extramarital affairs and claims attacked those victims. in closing, trump threatens to raise the issue. trump says: "we will discuss this more in the coming days. see you at the debate on sunday." tomorrow's debate features a town hall format. the candidates will field questions from moderators and undecided voters. a senior debate commission official says clinton will answer the first question. york says:"what we were expecting for this debate was to a see if trump could do better. he had lost the first debate their first debate, american voters have also seen an overnight trump twitter session attacking the former miss universe, a trump cameo in a 2000 playboy video and details of his 1995 tax returns . audio of clinton's discussion with donors explaining bernie sanders' popularity - she used the example of a barista or a young adult living the craziest thing in the world, and new wikileaks emails showing favorable comments about trade and banks. while trump's 2005 comments are unavoidable, the candidates have other issues to discuss. smith says: "the moderators can't get away from it. they're going to have to address this one head on but tag estimates show more than 80 million watched the first presidential debate. in 2012, ratings for each debate declined from the previous engag comments will reverse tomorrow. in washington, rich edson, fox news. don't forget to tune in for the debate tonight. you can catch it right here on fox6. coverage starts at 8. a suspect is in custody for the fatal shootings of two palm springs, california police officers. a third officer is injured. police made the arrest early this morning following a twellve-hour stand-off. a father and son yesterday afternoon. police say they were at the front door-- trying to negotiate with the son who fired shots. one of the officers killed is a 35- year veteran of the department who was overtime. he was set to retire in december. the other officer was a mother of a four- month old. ahead on wakeup. one teenager in canada was unable to drive because he suffers from a debilitating disease. the new technology that's changing that. isn't just a slogan at one new york restaurant. how they're making it a reality. and jonathon is walking to 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. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! today: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 42 wind: ne 5-10 mph dream for one teenager in canada. he was unable to drive because he suffers from a debilitating disease. but as bal brach bra-ch reports, his dream is coming true, thanks to a new technology. for any 18 year old, getting behind the wheel is a big deal. but for shaan lail, the rite of was younger of course i thought i would always be able to drive but as my disability progressed, the disease does progress, then i started to think i liked cars all my life but it would be a shame if i couldn't drive"shaan has duchenne muscular dystrophy - a condition that causes his muscles to become weaker as he ages. he uses a wheelchair and has limited mobility. but as of last summer, shaan became the first person in canada to joysteer electronic driving system. it allows people with minimal hand function to control a vehicle with a joystick. this isn't shaan's car. it belongs to his instructor, dean robertson. dean robertson, access driver rehabilitation : "i remember what it was like when i first got my license, right? it was all about independence, responsibility and now for individuals with that excitement and independence and also be a responsible driver. "while there are other adaptive driving technologies out there, robertson says the joysteer system has fewer limitations. dean robertson, access driver rehabilitation : "the joysteer system is unique in that it allows you to change the amount of force with the hand control and that means you can accommodate a wider array of clients. bal brach, reporting : "the total cost to insta in a vehicle, is $70,000, but because driving isn't considered medically necessary -- shaan 's family is paying out of pocket." shaan lail, new driver : "there are a lot of people who are disabled that don't hav opportunities, right? so it would be great if the government would cover a significant amount of the price because in all honesty, everyone wants to drive. any other friend i have in a power wheelchair or wheelchair user, their dream is to just drive, to be independent because for them, new vehicle equipped with the joysteer system is scheduled to arrive by the end of the year. shaan lail, new driver : "for me, you know driving is just the start of everything to come"bal brach, cbc news, vancouver. the walk to defeat als is an opportunity to bring hope to people living with als all while raising money for a cure. jonathon gregg joins us live all chat at hb we've got another crisp, fall day ahead, with mostly sunny skies and monday, with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow will be much warmer, with highs near 70! clouds return monday night. we may see a few isolated showers on tuesday, but the best chance for rain our next cold front, so highs will be back in the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny. clear. low: 48 dewpoint: 44 wind: e 3-7 mph monday: mostly sunny during the day, clouds return in the evening. high: 70 dewpoint: 48 wind: s 5-10 m with isolated showers possible. am low: 55 high: 69 dewpoint: 52 wind: s 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with the chance for rain. am low: 54 high: 63 dewpoint: 49 wind: sw/nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 42 high: 55 dewpoint: 36 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 43 high: 59 dewpoint: 38 wind: s 5-10 mph "just like grandma used to make" isn't just a clever slogan at a new york restaurant in staten island. the local grandmothers to cook their homestyle recipes! it's a move that has the foodies coming back for more. fox's lidia curanaj curran-eye has the story. meet nonna may joseph. she is making hoppers along with an egg, curry king fish, and onions -- a traditional dish from her native sri lanka. curanaj says: "you can have this for breakfast, you were saying." joseph says: "yes, breakfast and sometimes when you have a parties - they have this for dinner." "nonna" means grandmother in these nonnas and nonno are from all over the world. most of them work at least once a month here at staten island's enoteca maria and they cook dishes from their home countries. scaravella says: "we have two kitchens. one is always staffed by an italian grandmother and the other kitchen changes everyday." owner jody scaravella implemented the idea at his restaurant about a year ago. scaravella says: "i asked them if they know somebody and it's a nice project because it's not a big commitment. they get out of the house once a money and they have a little fun and the customers really appreciate them. nonno giuseppe makes the pasta here. he has been cooking for over a half a century. giuseppe says: "to get a good result you need a good ingredient." curanaj says: "what ingredients? fresh ingredients?" giuseppe says "yes, fresh ingredients, good ingredients and then you get the result - it's excellent." after the pasta course, there is the main dish: roasted chicken. it's cooked by nonna adelina. this recipe. who did this? your mama?" adelina says: "yea, a long time ago. i was more baby. to say all of this food made me hungry may be an understatement. the nonnas aim to make you feel like you're at home no matter how far away that may be. on cam tag so we meet an italian noona, we met a sri lankan, we also have russian, we have greek, mexican, venezuela, and turkey. and now what's left to do but just eat, right? all right cheers! in staten island, i'm i'm chris wallace. explosive leaks just before the second presidential debate. more hacked e-mails that show what hillary clinton really told those big bankers. and donald trump apologizing after release of a tape of him making lewd remarks about women. >> i moved on her and i'll admit it. i did try and [ bleep ] her. >> now some top republicans are jumping ship. >> i respectfully ask you, with all due respect, step down. >> there is a bit of an elephant in the room. it is a troubling situation. i'm serious, it is. >> we'll discuss whether trump can recover with top advisers rudy giuliani.

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