keeping an eye on an incident near oak creek on 94 northbound at drexle ave semi in a ditch speeds tow truck on sight sheriffs on sceneeleswhere traffic is fine speeds at or breaking news happening right now: a portion of peninsula state park in door county is closed this morning-- because of a deadly plane crash. investigators located the wreck-- just before 10 last night. door county sheriff's deputies say there are no survivors. the f-a-a is on the way. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. milwaukee is one of two cities at the center of a lawsuit that could change how we get around.rebecca klopf is live at the pfr stand with more. vince and susan..the question is... are cabs allowed to be protected from other businesses.. like the popular ridesharnig services uber and lift. a federal court of appeals will hear the cases today.one if from milwaukee... the other is from chicago.in both cases... entreprenuears have teamed up to fight for their companies.in the lawsuit brought by the ridesharing groups they say outdated regulations keep the number of taxis on the streets artificially low... resulting in long waits, poor service, and, in many neighborhoods, a complete inability to call or hail a cab.in the taxi arguing that competition unconstitution the 7th federal will have the the hearing starts this morning at 9-30.downtown... today's tmj4. this morning packers fans far and wide are trying to shake off a difficult loss against the minnesota vikings.the packers started the night off strong with a touchdown in the first quarter, but the vikings came back, scoring in the second and the third.packers put up another touchdown in the fourth and it looked like they were on their way to scoring again when aaron rodgers threw an inception. and as wayne says... there is your dagger... but not the kind we want. minnesota 17... green bay 14. the vikings with a victory over the not all good news for vikings fans.they're waiting today to find out the future of their star running back, adrian peterson.he went down in the third quarter and had to be helped off the field with what looked like a knee injury and did not return from the if packers fans can find any consolation in last night's loss, maybe it can be with kenosha native trae waynes.it was the former kenosha bradford standout that would intercept rodgers pass late in the fourth... essentially winning the game t vikings. a bit of a redemption for waynes who had a couple of big penalties earlier in the game. (trae) "you know it was a great feeling. i'm just glad i could help the team with this win." (lance) "it wasn't your night the entire night, but you had the say in the end." (trae) "you know that's football. there's going to be ups and downs and you just gotta keep your head down and keep fighting."mccarthy will most likely be talking to the team about turnovers.the packers had four fumbles and one interception in the loss more local news... a former brookfield choir director is making his first appearance in court today. philip olson is is charged with embelezment accused of stealing almost 50 thousand dollars from the choir department. authorities claim olson admitted to using the money to pay off personal credit cards and to gamble. olson was let go from the school last year. a menomonee falls man who pleaded guilty striking and killing a bicyclist and then fleeing the scene is expected in court.31-year-old adam neuhaus pleaded guilty in july to hitting 50- habenicht who was out for a nighttime bike ride in august of last year. neuhaus was charged with homicide by negligent operation and hit and run. today, leaders from around the world descend on new york for the united nations general assembly.security is tight and tensions are high. investigators are trying to figure out who detonated that bomb and left another device blocks away.chris pollone is live in new york this the latest. here in new york, a manhunt is underwayfederal, state and neighborhood.one explodedthe other didn't. no one died, but it was an act of terror that's put people and on edge. in new jersey over night another bomb, placed in a trash can at the elizabeth train station.it exploded as a bomb robot tried to disarm it. a manhunt underway to try to find the bomber. today, an increased security presence is visible across new york city. an additional one thousand state troopers and national guard soldiers descending on manhatta joining with the nypda visible show of force after a bomb exploded saturdayit left 29 injure and countless others rattled. (john) "i rushed out there within seconds of the bomb my ears were still ringing and i noticed screaming exploded in the city's chelsea neighborhoodmany of the injured were hit with shrapnelall have been released from the hospital.the blast turned the heavy dumpster it was placed near, into a mangled pile of metal and blew it more than 100 feet away.(gov. andrew cuomo/ (d) new york:40-:44)"when you see the amount of damage uh it we, we really were very lucky that there were no fatalities at the time."it might have been part of a coordinated attack: just four blocks away, police discovered a pressure cooker with wire and a cell phone combing it for clues.law enforcement sources say it appears the same man was spotted in surveillance videos near both devices.but who he is, and whether he's even involved at all remain a mystery. (mayor bill de blasio/ new york city 1:06-1:11)"we have a lot more work to do to be able to say what kind of motivation was behind this."investigators are pouring over surveillance videos and bomb fragment hoping they lead them to the bomber security was already going to be heavy today with the u-n general underway in midtow now, it's on the top of everyone's mind. president obama arrived in new york last nighthe makes his last speech to the u-n here tomorrow.i'm chris pollone in up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--off the court and onto the links.the cause a number of bucks players are heading to the golf course to support then -- future habitat for humanity home owners.what they'll be doing today along with a number of local volunteers. today - making sure your teen has a safe and happy homecoming. plus - where to find help when you pet is happening today...dozens of volunteers will be joining with future milwaukee habitat for humanity home owners and framing three homes in the washington park neighborhood. all three homes will be built right next to each other, so the home builders will meet their future neighbors.today's build starts at nine. if you're driving on i-94 past brookfield today, you may notice some really tall people playing golf. bucks players and coaches will be golfing at westmoor country club this afternoon to raise money for charity in the first 'aon milwaukee bucks' outing. khris middleton, steve novak and head coach jason kidd are just some of the bucks expected to be at today's event. former players, michael redd, vin baker, and jon mcglocklin will also be up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the added precautions being taken new york ahead of tomorrow's general assembly.also-- looking for support.the group both presidential nominees are fragile cease-fire continues to unravel.gunfire and explosion shook the city of aleppo on sunday. both rebels and government forces report dozens of violations of the temporary truce.the u-s says russia needs to get syria to stop to get syria to stop opposition. president obama will attend several events in new york city surrounding the united nations general assembly before speaking there tomorrow. the first is a fundraiser and breakfast roundtable for the democratic senatorial then attend a bilateral meeting with the prime minister of iraq.and finally a meet-and-greet at the united nations headquarters. security stepped up outside the united nations building in new york city.dozens of police officers patrolling outside the building... with barricades set up.most officers wore bulletproof vests and walked with their guns drawn.the added security is in response to explosions in manhattan and new now to your weather and traffic together... with storm team 4 meteorologist brian hillary clinton talks to millennials on the state of the election at temple university today while donald trump holds a rally in flo. the presidential nominees are on the campaign trail trying to gain momentum.edward lawrence joins us live from with the just 50 days left for voters to decide who they want as president. both candidates will be in battle ground states today. (nats)donald trump used the weekend bombings and stabbing attack to separate himself, tweeting the "failed obama/hillary clinton policies safe."hillary clinton also reacted to the attacks from the weekend.(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee :15-:27)"obviously, we need to do everything we can to support our first this investigation unfold." safety may become a focus for the candidates this week. clinton runningmate senator tim kaine says trump's latest call for secret service agents protecting clinton to disarm is part of the dangerous rhetoric coming from the republican nominee.("fox news sunday") super burned in(sot: tim kaine/ (d) vice presidential nominee :42-:49) "i do believe it is an inciter at a minimum, an expression of indifference to whether violence would occur."trump said it because of clinton's views on gun control. away from previous birther movement comments, with his vice presidential candidate stating it's old news("abc this week") super burned in (sot: mike pence/ (r) vice presidential nominee 1:00-1:06) "donald trump's been focusing on issues the american people really care about. he brought that issue to an end." new polls show hillary clinton losing ground among younger voters. for example, in michigan her lead is down to just 7 points over donald trump with voters under 35.i'm edward lawrence in washington, up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --the warning from pediatricians about a certain prescribed medication. also-- social media addiction. the drug doctors are comparing it to and the impact it can in today's health...when you tell your kids they're addicted to social media... they actual might be.a new study found social media can activate the rewards the brain in a way cocaine or alcohol use can activate the rewards center of the brain.it can even lead to distress, mood changes and social problems. "people that no longer connect with their families, they're starting to feel isolated, starting to feel depressed when they're not using some sort of social media outlet. it starts to become pathological when we see consequences."those consequences also include impaired sleep and feelings of withdrawal when not compulsively checking social media. the country's leading pediatricians say codeine is too risky for children and should not be prescribed for patients under 18.the painkiller has been linked to life-threatening and sometimes fatal breathing reactions. codeine is still available without a prescription in 28 states ... and it's often given to children undergoing tonsil or adenoid up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4 --we continue to follow breaking news out of new jersey this morning.the new video just into our newsroom. also-- a suspected car thief in oak creek was not about to go quietly. why police had to let the suspect get away. now at 6:30-- next steps.... how a group of community leaders are speaking out with milwaukee's police union on how to heal the city. plus:new video-- just into our newsroom-- of the minute a device blows up-- in new jersey. an update-- on this ?breaking and taking a live look outside-- new video-- just into our newsroom this morning of the elizabeth, new jersey. we're told the bomb blew up-- when this robot was snipping wires. this comes after several suspicious devices were found late saturday in new jersey-- and a bomb went off in new york city. and right now-- the f-b-i has launched a raid on a building in elizabeth, new jersey. you can see squads parked outside. agents have been in and out all morning. it's unclear if this is connected-- with those suspicious devices found overnight. welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm susan kim.and - i'm vince vitrano.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter. after a beautiful weekend with lows in the 50s & 60s, highs in the 70s and 80s, low humidity, lots of sun and a nice breeze, this morning is comfortable with lows near 60. the work week starts with a in the lower 80s, even at the lakefront, thanks to a sw breeze at 10-20 mph. there is a chance for a few pop up t'showers in the late afternoon, and a scattered chance for rain before 10pm. behind the front, the humidity drops and lows drop into the 50s and lower 60s tonight. keeping an eye on an incident near oak creek on 94 northbound at drexle ave semi in a ditch not affecting speeds tow truck on sight sheriffs on sceneeleswhere traffic is fine speeds at or oak creek police are looking for a suspected car theif who rammed through a squad car and took off.a viewer captured the whole thing on their cell phone.((nats of car ramming squad))police say they pulled in front of the stolen managed to break one of the windows and ordered the suspect to get out, but as you just saw that had no effect on the car theif.officers pursued the driver, but called of the chase after it reached speeds of 100-miles-an- a reminder from police this morning after a local couple has packages stolen from their home. make sure to have packages delivered to you at work or at a time when you'll be home. "you expect this during christmas time theres a lot of packages being in holiday season there are this amount of thefts in what i thought was a pretty nice neighborhood." the couple didn't want us to reveal their last name or show their faces, but tell us they had a camera installed just in case something like this happened. milwaukee police were not able to confirm whether there has been an increase in package thefts on the east side, however, margaret tells us she's heard from her neighbors that this has also happened to them in the past. two 10-month-old twins are home safe this morning after suspects stole a van with them inside it. police say the twins' mother parked the van and left it running while she went inside a building near 49th and concordia this weekend. the van was found about two miles away with the twins inside unharmed... thanks to a brave young boy who happened to be outside at the time. "i was playing basketball and that's when my ball hit the car of the stolen vehicle and i went looking inside and that's when i seen some his mom what he found, and she called police. police are still looking for the person who stole the van. the babies were taken to the hospital as a precaution. health officials in jefferson are asking parents to keep a watch coughing this week. they're reporting 15 cases of whooping cough... or "pertussis," in the county. that's 14 more than the same time last year. they urge parents to get their children vaccinated. they're also stressing proper handwashing... and getti their mouths when they president obama declares this week prescription opioid and heroin epidemics awareness week.nationwide, the number of opioid overdose deaths, including both heroin and synthetic painkillers, has roughly ?quadrupled? since 19-99. white house cabinet members and federal agencies will focus, this week, on working to address the epidemic across the u.s. some leaders with very different views about milwaukee's problems will the wake of the riots last month in the sherman park neighborhood.rebecca klopf is live at city hall with more. healing and moving forward... that is the focus of tonight's "all lives matter event." the peace for change alliance is holding a panel discussion at city hall.it is called... black lives matters.. blue lives matter... all lives matter.organizers tell me this recent unrest in sherman park. but since the violence they felt this discussion was even more important.it had been in the planning stages after the officer involved shootings in baton rouge and minnesota and the 5 police officers were killed in dallas.the panel tonight inculdes state senator lena taylor... and president of the police association mike corvello among others. it is a free community forum where the public can ask voice their concerns.it starts tonight at 6.reporting live at city hall... rebecca klopf heartbreak-- across the badger state this morning-- after the green and gold drops one against the minnesota vikings. things looked vikings. things looked good for the pack with an early touchdown in the first quarter... but the vikings answered, and didn't look back. packers put up another touchdown in the fourth, but rodgers threw an inception. vikings 17. packers 14. last season's magic seemed to disappear for aaron during the game... as the potential of a comeback fell in the hands of the opposite team.in a rare showing for rodgers... he played one of the worsts games of his career. he finished the night with five sacks.... three fumbles... and one big interception. closed captioning not rodgers will get another shot at the vikings christmas eve. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--and a gas shortage-- has some states in a panic. where it's happening and why it could cause a ripple effect in wisconsin. then -- roll out the red carpet! when you can check out some of the year's best flicks-- at the milwaukee film festival and how you can get after a beautiful weekend with lows in the 50s & 60s, highs in the 70s and 80s, low humidity, lots of sun and a nice comfortable with lows near 60. the work week starts with a warm and humid day with highs in the lower 80s, even at the lakefront, thanks to a sw breeze at 10-20 mph. there is a chance for a few pop up t'showers in the late afternoon, and a scattered chance for rain before 10pm. behind the front, the humidity drops and lows drop into the we just want to say thank you-- to everyone who came out to the "hike milwaukee" event at the urban ecology center. thanks to you, the organization-- now has 24- thousand dollars to help keep teaching kids about nature! more than 300-people got out and hiked this weekend! if you're looking to see some of the most creative indie flicks in the country, grab your ticket for the milwaukee film festival now! film markers and actors-- will be around for the 8th annual festival-- this thursday when it kicks off. you can get tickets on line, by phone or at the oriental theater box office! up next-- on live at daybreak on today's tmj4we're staying now-- about several explosives found in new jersey overnight. then -- no gas? why some states-- are declaring a state of emergency-- after drivers we're staying on top of breaking news-- this morning. officials say a device exploded early this morning in new jersey as a bomb squad examined a backpack that appeared to contain pipe bombs. the backpack was near a transit station.the elizabeth mayor says the device exploded as a robot was cutting wires. this comes afer a bomb 29 breaking news-- just into our newsroom: new york city officials say the suspect in this weekend's bombing-- is a 28-year-old man.officials say the explosion happened near 23rd street between sixth and seventh avenues in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan.at least 29 people were injured, but no deaths.a second device was found and disposed of as well.officials say the act was intentional, but it remains unclear if it is related to terrorism. police in minnesota are continuing to investigate a stabbing inside a mall as an act of terrorism.eight people were injured when a man went on a stabbing rampage inside the crossroads center shopping mall in saint cloud.an off-duty officer later confronted and fatally shot the suspect.police were seen carrying evidence out of a saint cloud apartment and say they plan on executing a search warrant on another apartment in the area as well. isis has claimed responsibility an ohio man accused of two murders and holding a third victim hostage is expected to be arraigned in court today. police arrested shawn grate on tuesday after a woman he was holding hostage was able to get his cell phone and call 9-1-1.once police arrived, they found two bodies.grate faces two charges of murder and a count of kidnapping. a jury will decide the fate of bridget anne kelly and bill baroni as the bridgegate trial begins.the former allies of governor chris ri charged with conspiracy and fraud.they're accused of arranging lane closings that caused gridlock on the george washington bridge in 20-13... delaying commuters for hours and leaving emergency vehicles. prosecutors say the two defendants planned the lane closures as revenge on a mayor who refused to endorse christie for central florida beachgoers remain on edge today, after three shark bites were reported on sunday.officials say all of the shark bites jetty.the first two bites happened within half an hour of each other.the third... a couple hours after the second. now to your weather and traffic together... with meteorologist brian gotter. after a beautiful weekend with lows in the 50s & 60s, highs in the 70s and 80s, low humidity, lots of sun and a nice breeze, this morning is comfortable with lows near 60. the work week starts w warm and humid day with highs in the lower 80s, even at the lakefront, thanks to a sw breeze at 10-20 mph. there is a chance for a few pop up t'showers in the late afternoon, and a scattered chance for rain before 10pm. behind the front, the humidity drops and lows drop into the tuesday is beautiful with highs near 80, lots of sun, and low humidity. tuesday night is clear and comfy with lows in the 50s, and wednesday is partly cloudy and mild with highs in the mid to upper 70s, and a chance for scattered afternoon t'showers. thursday is humid with t'showers likely, and hi 70s. there is still a chance for a few showers on friday, but it will be cooler and less humid with highs in the lower keeping an eye on an incident near oak creek on 94 northbound at drexle ave semi in a ditch speeds slowing down tow truck on sight sheriffs on sceneeleswhere traffic having typical slow downs on 894 northbound and 94 east and a gasoline shortage is sweeping the southeastern part of the country. a pipeline that serves the region ruptured and remains shut down. some gas stations have run out of gas. those stations that ?do? still have gas, have hiked prices anywhere from 25-cents to a dollar more than usual. experts say the shortage should be temporary. and it hasn't triggered a price spike here just yet. right now in milwaukee, drivers are paying about 2-16 a gallon. drivers across wisconsin-- are paying 2-19... just one penny under the national in the next five years-- you won't have to worry about having an awkward conversation-- with your lyft driver. the ridesharing company's cofounder said in a blog post-- the industry will likely have a fleet of self- driving vehicles. both lyft ?and competitor uber have partnered with companies working on driverless still ahead on live at daybreak-- breaking news-- in door county this morning. the popular camping spot-- now-- blocked off with police tape. and just into our newsroom-- a plane skids off a runway overnight. where it happened and what caused the plane to russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, costing seniors thousands out-of-pocket. johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors. not for wisconsin. 4 to know this morning.live images from new jersey... where the f-b-i is raiding a building. it's unclear if the raid is connected to explosive devices found in new york and new jersey over the weekend. just few hours ago a set of pipe bombs exploded while the bomb sqaud's robot was trying to dismantle the device. and breaking news this morning-- a deadly plane crash-- at peninsula state park in door county. door county sheriff's deputies it took about an hour and a half to locate the wreck. it's unclear how many people were on board. and more breaking news this morning.video just came into our newsroom of this plane in denver skidding off the runway. the plane's breaks failed. the pilot has to use an emergency maneuver to stop the plane from going into a nearby ditch. everyone is o- k... and the passengers were able to catch another flight to their intended destination. two lawsuits-- happening in chicago today could change the waso get around. rebecca klopf is live in front of the intercontinental hotel-- this morning with a look ahead. the question is... are cabs allowed to be protected from other businesses.. like the popular ridesharnig services uber and lift. a federal appeals court will hear the cases today.one if from milwaukee... the other is from chicago.in both cases... entreprenuears have teamed up to fight for their right to in the lawsuit brought by the ridesharing groups they say outdated regulations keep the number of taxis on the streets artificially low... resulting in long waits, poor service, and, in many neighborhoods, a complete inability to call or hail a cab.in milwaukee... the taxi industry is arguing that allowing more competition is itself unconstitutional. the federal appeals court will have the final say.the hearing starts this morning at 9-30.reporting downtown... see you in 25 minutes for your next check on weather an good morning. breaking news. multiple pipe bombs found near a commuter train station in new jersey. one of those devices exploding as the police robot tries to disarm it. police now searching a nearby apartment building as the fbi detains five people in connection with the weekend bombing in new york city that injured 29. are the incidents connected? and is there an active terror cell at work? the politics of terror as donald trump and hillary clinton head back on the campaign trail today. new questions over how each responded to the bombings. was trump too quick to judge? was clinton too cautious.

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