incident freelight traffic damp roads speeds are at or above posted overnight closures are reopening within the next 5 to 10 minutes breaking news now...a state of emergency in north carolinaa man is shot in the head by another civilian and is in the hospital this morning and the national guard just arrived within the last couple hours. take a look at all this damage left behind by protestors -- they smashed storefronts and there were reports of looting. one witness caught this guy throwing a bench through a that damage done after peaceful protests turn violent -- this is what it was like on the ground during the chaos. flash bangs, flares and tear gas hurled back and fourth between protestors and police officers.this all started after a black police officer shot and killed a black man. during the second night of violence in charlotte -- aside from the man that was shot -- four police officers and two the hospital. developing this morning:the county's director of health and human services expects to learn in the next several hours whether he will keep his job. hector colon's held the post for five years. but some county supervisors aren't convinced he should be reconfirmed. pete zervakis is live with a look ahead at the controversy. a county committee last week voted 3 to 2 to ?not reaffirm health and human services administration. some county supervisors have raised concerns over colon's qualifications. among them: that he oversaw the launch of a program placing a mental health facility housing sex offenders into a residential supervisor supreme moore omokunde says colon's also failed to do enough to provide local placement alternatives for milwaukee county youth housed at the state's lincoln hills and copper lake juvenile detention facilities. but in response to the comme' have rallied behind him - even gathering on the steps of the county courthouse. they argue he's taken steps to end chronic homelessness in milwaukee county. colon's been open about his desire to keep his job. the county board is expected to vote at a 9:30 meeting here this morning. colon will attend. live...pz... tmj4 infant daughter has been admitted to the hospital more than 20 times. one of the visits... 24-year-old kiara patterson told doctors her child had seizures, and another time, saw blood coming from her nose.doctors told investigators many of the tests to prove the baby was healthy.. were ?invasive and ?painful for this little girl. a no contact order was given to the miwaukee mother who now faces charges of physical abuse of a child.if convicted she faces up to six years in prison. a kenosha man will be today for trying to kidnap two women in seperate incidents. police say 62 year old leroy johnson tried to force a 52- year-old woman and a 14-year-old girl into his car last october. in both attempts johnson pulled a pellet gun. the victims were able to the former p-t-o presdient of hawthorne elementary in waukesha is looking for a lesser sentence today after stealing thousands of dollars from the p-t-o fund. jaime and 25-thousand dollars in fines for taking more than 14- thosuand dollars from the p-t-o. cutts has paid almost 5- thosuand dollars back from the money she take a look at this photo police are looking for this man who is suspected of holding up a p-d-q gas station at gunpoint in waukeshait happened yesterday... just before noon. if you recognize him... contact police governor walker's approval rating has not recovered since his failed presidential ne shows his rating is sitting at 43 percent. it's been near the 40 percent mark for the past year... after he launced his presidential campaign. president obama's approval rating in wisconsin was 54 percent and republican house speaker paul ryan's was 47 unemployment in wisconsin dropped in 28 of 32 of the state's largests cities.that's based on numbers from the department of workforce development from july and august. racine had the highest unemployment rate of any city just over seven percent in july. dane county had the lowest unemployment rate at 2 point 8 a grand opening today in the burnham park neighborhood. el se?orial mexican restaurant will open its doors for the first time this afternoon. the owners invested nearly 6- hundred-50 thousand dollars to expand into neighborhood. they expect the new location will bring in more than 20 new jobs to the community. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4... 'environmentally friendly' to new heightsand ... price of protest.how the state of north dakota is helping the national guard pay the soaring costs of an oil pipeline demonstration. and you're taking a live look at storm team 4 max radar this morning.... another line of showers will be moving into our viewing area today. the areas-- still under a flash flood your storm team 4cast (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. (muffled) you can take 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. after morning downpours, yesterday was a dreary and very humid day with highs near 80, and scattered late afternoon t'showers. there is a flash flood watch in effect until 7pm today for areas for more scattered downpours throughout the day with muggy highs near 80. scattered downpours continue tonight with lows in the mid 60s. north dakota's national guard is getting more financial help as it helps law enforcement deal with protests at the dakota access pipeline. north dakota's emergency commission granted the state's national guard a six-million dollar line of credit to help pay for its work at the protest site. guard officials say they've already spent close to two exxon mobile reaches a proposed settlement with the state of montana... and the federal government to pay 12- million dollars in damages over an oil spill on the yellowstone river in 2011.the money will go towards restoring wildlife and repair damages caused by the spill. exxon-mobil has already spent 1-hundred-35 million dollars to clean up the spill and restore damaged areas.the oil giant has also paid millions in fines for pollution violations. after months of super secret unveiled a massive solar plant... built in the arizona desert.the 13-thousand square foot building will power apple's data command center.... with the leftover energy it creates... going back to homes and businesses in the phoenix area. officials say the plant can supply more 12-thousand homes at once. officials in de pere wisconsin are going green at city hall... by taking the term environmentally friendly with an eight-thousand-square foot green roof.it's expected to save energy and help with storm water collection. officials say the roof will pay for itself in energy savings within 19 years... and it won't need to be replaced for at least 50 years. still ahead this morning: hiring blitz: the major city-- putting more officers on the streets-- to fight crime and keep the peace.plus...breaking ov breach. the internet giant-- that could have been hacked-- and how many of ?you might have your personal warning. stripped of chocolate. its peanuts exposed around a soft caramel center. a payday bar will get you through your day. breaking right now..if you have yahoo email address you are going to want to hear this. yahoo executives could confirm breach that exposed information of tens of millions of its users. according to the tech blog --recode , that confirmation - - if it comes -- would follow claims that surfaced in early august that a hacker was trying to sell usernames, passwords and birth dates of yahoo users on the dark web.if you've never heard of the dark web, it's essentially a black market of secret websites.all this is surfacing at the same time as verizon is looking to buy yahoo for billions of dollars. do to protect yourself if you do have a yahoo email? change your password. looking ahead this morning.... this morning the national association of realtors releases existing home sales numbers for august.july's numbers were down more than three-percent from june... and some experts expect august figures will also show a slight decline.existing home sales figures show completed transactions on single-family homes, townhomes, co-ops, and condominiums. get out your sweaters and apple cider.. gi final farewell to summer.... today is the first day of autumn. it becomes official at 10-21 this moring with the autumnal equinox. the sad reality of the impact addiction can have on a family. take a look at this sobering video from a dollar store in you can see this.. two-year-old girl tugging at her mother's limp body,police believe the woman overdosed on opiates. first responders were able to revive her after two doses of the overdose reversal people to the consequences of drug use in chicago... the police department will hire than 9- hundred new police officers over the next two years. the additional hires come as the city deals with one of the deadliest streaks in nearly two decades. this year alone police have investigated more than 5-hundred on the east coast... virginia state police are also looking to hire a few good men and women.not because of an increaese in crime.ut serious shortage of personnel state officials say nearly 1- hundred sworn employees and more than 1-hundred 2o civilians have left since the first of this year.and since february.. new applications have dropped nearly 50 percent. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... after morning downpours, yesterday was a dreary and very humid day with highs near afternoon t'showers. there is a flash flood watch in effect until 7pm today for areas north and west of milwaukee for more scattered downpours throughout the day with muggy highs near 80. scattered downpours continue with lows in the mid 60s.the best chance for rain on friday is before noon, but a few pop up showers are possible through the afternoon. it will be cooler, breezy and less humid with highs in the upper is partly cloudy and comfortable with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s. sunday is partly cloudy and seasonal with lows in the lower 70s with scattered afternoon showers. in today's health... a new reason not to smoke... let's get a check of your traffic after morning downpours, yesterday was a dreary and very humid highs near 80, and scattered late afternoon t'showers. there is a flash flood watch in effect until 7pm today for areas north and west of milwaukee for more in today's health... a new reason not to smoke... new research shows smoking can premanently damage your d- n-a... years after you quit. researchers at the national institute of environmental health sciences studied d-n-a samples from nearly 16- thousand adults.they found smokers had ch seven-thousand genes linked to cancer, heart disease and stroke.the good news is most genes recovered within five years of smoking .... obese kids and teens may have different germs in their digestive tract compared to average-weight kids their own age. a yale university study found bacteria in the stomach of overweight children.experts say targeting these bacteria could one day help prevent or treat early onset obesity. out of canada suggests pets can help freshman ease their homesickness... and reduce their risk of dropping out. researchers assigned a group of homesick students to take part in eight dog therapy sessions -- where they interacted with the animals and their handlers.after eight weeks - the freshmen said they felt better and were more satisfied with life ... than those who did not attend the up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...giving back: how you can help folks in our community-- by taking your family out to the brewers game this weekend.also up next... automaker-- taking steps to make sure no child gets left-- in a dangerous, hot car. and storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter is tracking more rain-- moving into our area today. the areas-- still under a flash flood warning this morning... and the areas tesla.... is adding a new operating system to its cars... to help cut down on the number of heat related deaths among children. their new temperature-control function will automatically keep the inside temperature below 1-hundred-5 fahrenheit .... by automatically opening vents or turning on the air conditioner as needed.... the feature will remain on for up to 12 hours after the driver exits the vehicle. so far this year, 31 children died after being trapped inside parked cars on hot days. the brewers give back game is this sunday. tickets are 10 dollars plus a minimum 10 dollar donation. you'll get the best seat available and choose which charity your donation will go to. scripps, which owns today's tmj4, is the media partner for the macc fund which raises money to fight childhood cancer. we've put more information on our website: tmj4 dot com. debate: the school district-- dealing with the issue-- and how it could trigger ?statewide plus...we're following breaking news-- overnight: more explosive protests erupt in north carolina. and this time-- someone got shot. an update-- on the damage-- and the message demonstrators are trying to get across.more live at daybreak is next. ne a plus...breaking overnight: state of emergency in charlotte, north carolina. gunfire-- breaks out during another night of violent protests-- what the city's doing to try to restore order. and...tracking more wet weather. storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter tells you ?when we can expect ?more rain to fall in your you're you're watching live at daybreak on today's tmj4. kim. and i'm vince vitrano. let's start with a check of weather and traffic together... after morning downpours, yesterday was a dreary and very humid 80, and scattered late afternoon t'showers. there is a flash flood watch in effect until 7pm today for areas