that s pretty significant, breakers running 25 to 40 feet, those are very high waves, please exercise extreme caution. if you are heading to the beach tonight or tomorrow or just don t do it. futurecast shows the reign ending around nine or 10, partly cloudy skies overnight through tomorrow morning, headlines soaking rainfall continues for the next couple hours, skies clear but the surf will stay rough through the day on monday. we ll talk about totals and what to expect for the work week coming up in a few minutes. all right, see you then. let s talk about the high surf warnings for our coast, waves might even reach 25 to 40 feet high, kpix 5 s katie nielsen is at ocean beach where beachgoers are told to stay off the sand. reporter: juliet, that s our they are because of the increasing frequency and size of the waves that we are seeing, we haven t seen any of the massive waves but the national weather service predicted for today, city emergency managers say they do exp
app, just search wisn in your app store. now to our other big story tonight. four crime scenes, five people killed, and several more hurt. adrienne: it was a violent night in milwaukee. this map shows where the deadly shootings happened in the past 24 hours. a shooter hit four of the nine victims near 41st and fond du lac. police telling us the shooting happened after a fight outside a tavern around 3:00 this morning, two men in their thirties are dead. both of the surviving victims are in the hospital. two hours earlier, near 23rd and state, two other men shot and killed. police say this particular shooting appears to be related to a robbery. no one is in custody. last night, someone shot and killed a man as he drove on sherman boulevard. according to mpd the victim then hit a car that was turning on burleigh. we asked milwaukee mayor tom barrett about the violence. it happens way too often. it happens because there are way too many guns. it happens because too many people
offense some opportunity when you get the ball back regardless of what happens with the field goal. adam: a wild game so far today. 21-20. nebraska with the lead. adam amin, kelly stouffer and olivia harlan as well. one loss doesn t kill your big ten season. two losses is a really tough hurdle to overcome. kelly: we came into the game knowing these teams gave away games last week. that hurts big time. mike riley told us this yesterday. my team needs concrete evidence that what we re doing works. this is concrete evidence. they need to see something good happen in this situation right here. adam: third down and seven. they re going to give to ogunbowale. he has to work along the edge. weber finished him off. 1:32 to play. fourth down coming up. he got to the 21 yard line. they are well within field goal range here. and nebraska will use its final time-out. he was tackled inbounds. wisconsin with a chance to take the lead. nebraska with the chance to potentially get the b
as if it s 0-0. you know why? he s coaching for the future. what if they do get into the playoffs? if they don t, they have a bowl game. what about next year? every play counts. gus: first down and ten at the 40. and melvin gordon gets ambushed. wow. hard hitting going on this time, mcmillan. charles: tonight, he s wearing number 2 because he and jeff heuerman, who is wearing 5 on offense, but plays some of the same special teams. no matter what number, mcmillan, big-time play on melvin gordon there. and heuerman, wearing 5, in honor of braxton miller. he wore it all year for him, except on senior day. urban meyer, coaching him up. gus: second and nine. stave underneath. he has fumagalli again. charles: you mentioned earlier, the rotation of defensive linemen, ohio state ran in three freshmen. talent is deep in columbus. gus: under urban meyer, ohio state is one win away from becoming the first big ten team to ever win 12 or more games in 3-consecutive seasons. they
continues to spread. hitting illinois. two infants have tested positive. three others have been diagnosed with the symptoms. this morning a powerful storm known as the pineapple express is taking aim on the northwest. the coldest morning of the year. we re going out to them wherever they are. it s not the beginning and it s certainly not the end. the data compromise did contain medical i.d. numbers. john boehner said the house will accept the court s decision only same-sex marriage. sony pictures says amay pascal is stepping down as co-chairman nearly three months after a massive hacking scandal. carjacking suspects have no idea there s a dash cam and it s rolling. every week that you watch them crash and burn now, you just go wow. and all that matters. happy birthday to the world east oldest living man who turns 112. he s seen the rise of the automobile television computers, justin bieber. you name it. that guy could have carried the ball in and score