FOX6 WakeUp News at 8 | September 13th, 2026

With stories that matter to you, this is Fox six wake up news. Now what a breaking overnight gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany survives an emergency plane landing in Lake Wausau. His message this morning after sustaining minor injuries and swimming to safety. Plus Fox six is getting you ready for Hispanic Heritage Month. Our bro presciato will be live in just about 14 minutes ahead of the 2026 Mexican and defendants say parade. Good morning Milwaukee. We are taking a live look outside. She's maybe some little spider webs there, but that's letting us know the sun is beaming. It's shining bright on this sunday morning, but not for long. Yeah, not all day situation. Let's put it that way because we actually will have quite a bit of sunshine, but not for every hour. Let's start off with the good news. As you saw, there's quite a bit of sunshine right now shining almost directly into that lens. Here's a different angle that you see some thin clouds. That's really about it. But a great shot from the Estabrook Park tower cam looking down the river out over the lake and across the city. It's 61 right now. The dew point is a pretty comfy 50. So that's a low dew point number, which means as this precipitation to the west starts to move its way east, it encounters some relatively drier air and a lot of that will get soaked up, but probably not all of it. So I still expect some showers, maybe just some sprinkles through parts of the midday and early afternoon. Northwest breeze all day keeps delivering that cooler air mass. So temperatures will struggle to get to near 70 today. I'm being slightly optimistic, but I think we'll touch 70 for at least a brief period today. That still leaves us well below the average sun came up for us at 6 29. It'll set at 705 P. M. Looking ahead, it gets a lot wetter. We'll track some pretty heavy rain for parts of monday night into Tuesday morning. Breaking news this morning out of Marathon County, a plane carrying Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany makes an emergency landing in Lake Wausau. Tiffany issued a statement just before midnight. It says Tiffany was traveling home from an event in La Crosse County when the plane suddenly lost power. He says is the plane of four seat bonanza began to submerge. He, the pilot and one other passenger were able to swim to a shallow area and waited for first responders. A statement says in part quote, I want to express my deepest gratitude to the pilot, the Wausau Fire Department and all of the first responders who came to our aid so quickly, adding quote, thankfully both the pilot and I only sustained minor injuries. He would go on to say an experience like this reminds you just how precious life is. David Crowley also responding this morning in a statement on X. He says in part quote, I'm grateful to God that Congressman Tiffany and no one else was hurt in this horrifying incident, which could have been a tragedy if not for the heroism of the pilot. Green Bay police are investigating a shooting involving four officers after a vehicle drove into a crowd. Officers say they responded to a disturbance in a food truck around 2 15 yesterday morning. Now, as they were investigating, a car drove into the crowd toward the officers and bystanders. An officer shot at the car. Police say no one was hurt from that gunfire. Then they say they chased the car and arrested the driver of minutes later, the police chief says the officers got hurt during the arrest. We had a total of four officers who received minor injuries in this incident. Not all of them related to the issue with the vehicle. There were a couple officers injured trying to take people into custody as part of this disturbance. The driver was taken into custody on suspicion of O. W. I. The officer who fired the gun is now on administrative leave, which is standard policy. The four officers sustained minor injuries. The family of a man shot and killed by Milwaukee police officer earlier this week is questioning the facts. After seeing the body camera video, loved ones of 23 year apprentice Smith say they've noticed discrepancies between what they saw and what police have said happened. Smith was shot and killed on Tuesday night near 37th and right. M. P. D. Says he and the suspect were inside a vehicle that fit the description of one wants it in connection with the shots fired incident in Glendale. Officers chased the vehicle first with their squad, then ran after Smith, commanding him to get on the ground. That's when police say shots were fired. They say Smith had a gun but have not said more about the order of who fired first. Smith died of his injuries. An officer was also hurt. We know that there's two gunshots fired. We're still looking at just the order of it all. We believe that suspect fired his gun. The family states that based off the potty kind of footage that they viewed that there was no shootout that what ultimately they witnessed was an execution of their son. Well, it tells the police are now the lead agency investigating this case as required by state law. A judge sells evidence in the case of Packers running back johns Jacobs. Records. So Judge Mark Hammer temporarily sealed evidence in an order requested by Jacobs. This comes after he pleaded no contest to charges of battery and criminal damage to property earlier this week. These charges came after an altercation with his then girlfriend. Back in May, Jacobs will not play in the season opener against the Vikings today as he remains on the commissioner's exemplars. And we have new details on a shooting that sent two people to the hospital. Milwaukee police say the shooting happened near 52nd and Marion just before eight last night. M. P. D. Tells us the injured victims are 17 and 39 years old with a 39 year old suffering serious gunshot wounds. Police are still looking for a suspect and say the circumstances leading up to the shooting are under investigation. If you have any information, you're asked to give Milwaukee police a call and MPD also investigating a crash that killed a 22 year old driver and injured two other people. Police say that driver hit another car after driving through a red light at the intersection of 20th and Locust just after two yesterday morning. Two other people were hurt, though are expected to survive. An Ironman athlete dies during the Ironman 70.3 in Madison. The Madison Fire Department said they experienced a medical emergency during the swim portion of the event. The first responders transported them to the hospital where they later died. Event organizers, Ironman USA made a statement on social media saying, quote, we extend our heartfelt condolences to the athletes, family, friends and loved ones during this difficult time out of respect for the family and the athletes privacy. We have no further comment. And still to come and wake up a woman forced or face rather an unexpected roadblock with her dialysis treatment. Jenna Sacks helped make sure she got what was promised in this week's contact stage report and is finally here. The start of the NFL regular season is today. A look ahead to the Packers season opener in Minneapolis. Oh, that's right, you guys. So we're just getting ready for tonight. I mean, for today's parade. So just stay tuned with more that we have coming up for y'all. All right, a beautiful start to our day today. There are some showers in the forecast. I'll tell you when you might need the rain gear and when you definitely need the rain gear coming up. You're watching weather first with chief meteorologist Rob Haswell. All right, it's 8 11 on a sunday morning and things look very nice. Right at the moment we have 61 degrees with the north breeze, very light in the dew point, very low sitting at 50. Now the temperatures will get up into the upper sixties near 70 today. Dew points stay low throughout the day and these showers will encounter some of that drier air. I still think we'll get a few sprinkles through the midday into the early afternoon, but certainly not a washout. Pretty easy going stuff. If we get anything at all where you are, the chances of precipitation go way up though, as we get into the first half of next week and really even into the longer range as well. Break all of that down with sky vision plus in just a bit. If you want to get out for a walk with the dog today, just pick your spot. Make sure that you know you're going out when you and puppy can stay dry should have a high today, a little bit below average but comfortable. All right, thanks rob. Lots of color over the skies of Milwaukee's lake front this weekend. It's the Ikea frank mons international kite festival at veterans park. The event started yesterday and continues later today, starting at 10 a.m. We joined you with scott live yesterday, telling you all about this fun, free fun there. Mother Nature giving some good weather for two with a nice breeze and expected mothers gathered under one roof yesterday, bonding over pregnancy and sharing advice with each other. The group, Birth Workers United and others hosted the community baby shower and resource fair event. It was at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society Museum on Central Street in Milwaukee. Moms to be got pampered and expecting families could get their questions answered. Organizers say there's always a need to learn. This was the sixth year of the event and celebrations of hispanic heritage month and started today. Kenosha is holding their festival or guio hispano. There will be a parade with horses, motorcycles and dancers. Over 30 groups will participate in that local food and drink vendors, dancing performances, mariachi bands and DJs will keep the party going all day. It's the sixth year they're having the event. Last year they had around 15,000 people were there. Organizers expect even more people this year runs from noon to 10 p.m. At Harvard Park in Kenosha at the Mexican Independence Day Parade kicks off later this morning. It will be live from the parade on Fox six now dot com and Fox local for all of the fun and excitement. Brooke Preciado. She's joining us alive now from the parade route, giving us a sneak preview of the fun. That is right, you guys. And as you guys can see right behind me, things are definitely picking up out here at the at you most where the main attraction is going to be taking place. Lots of vendors right now are kind of setting things up as things are going to get going for the rest of the morning. But right here joining me right now is Layer Reels Miss Teen Wisconsin. Actually, you know, you're joining us here today. Can you tell us a little bit more about, you know, what is it like, you know, representing Wisconsin for Miss Teen USA as the first Latina? Yes. So there has been 43 women before me and none of them have been Latina. So it definitely feels overdue, but I'm just so proud to be able to walk on the stage and represent so many young ladies out there who felt underrepresented, and it's something I'm really grateful for. So for you, you know, when you were crowned, you know, what came through your mind? Can you kind of just, like, walk us through that? I remember just being so excited. I saw my mom jumping in this, like, audience, and then I started jumping on stage. So if you see my video and you see me jumping, it's because I was, like, happy with my mom. We were jumping together. So for you, you know, obviously being the first Latina and as we're stepping into Hispanic Heritage Month, you know, with young ladies also watching this, you know, or is there a message that you want to give them like that? You know, just love empowerment. The biggest thing I would say is that no dream is unobtainable. If you really want to do something, you know, if you set your mind to it, it can be possible. I never thought that I'd be standing here with this crown and sash today. There has never been a woman that looks like me, and I've been able to break boundaries and open doors for other women, and so can you. And once again, you know, from what I was seeing or reading about you as well, you know, you're both Mexican and Puerto Rican, you know, for you to be able to represent, you know, both flags, you know, what does that mean for you? It's something that I'm really I have a lot of pride for. I have spent a lot of my summers in Puerto Rico, a lot of my summers in Mexico. So just being able to represent both of my cultures is so special and to show people that, you know, the Hispanic community is not just one group of people, but it is truly a culture in a community. Absolutely. Well, thank you so much, Leah, for joining us out here this morning, and we look forward to seeing you later on today. Once again, we'll pass it back to you, Bria, in the studio. Oh, Bria, honestly, so well spoken. Representation truly matters. Let her know that, and really, her words of encouragement were just beautiful. It's nice when you show up and you're finally seen and recognized, and she did just that, and she has the crown to show it. So absolutely beautiful tins all around. All right, we're gonna see you soon, around 8 45 or so. And the parade started in just a few hours. And a reminder, we'll be enjoying the fun and festivities all morning long. We'll be live among the route from the rest of wake up, and we'll have a special live stream starting at 11 a.m. On Fox Local. You'll find me, a bro presciato and Durante Matthews all there having fun for a Mexican Independence Day parade. Rob, we're getting people were taking the live there. We kind of want to know the timeline for for our weather. Do we need to make sure we have a poncho? Or are we good? I mean, here's what I always figure. If you take one of those list, you know, you get them Walgreens. They're like two bucks, right? They're like a teeny little poncho as they fold down into the tiniest little thing. If you put that somewhere in the car somewhere, you can get it. You probably won't need it, right? Well, that's good day. You leave it at home. Oh, you don't need it. So bring it along. That is probably won't need it. It is kind of one of those days today where you should be prepared for it. However, most spots won't be that bad if we get anything at and right now it's spectacular. Look at all that blue sky and sunshine. Got some sun up over North Lake. Beautifully sunny at Carthage College down the road in Waukegan and then right here at our home base in Brown Deer. Now yesterday was also quite a nice day. Hit 84 with a low 64. So it was well above the climate normals. They're not quite record territory, but definitely warm. Nothing in the rainfall gauge yesterday. We are on the drier side for the first almost half of September. Here were less than six tenths of an inch and running about two thirds below the running average. Now our area has seen some improvement, but up north is very, very dry. You've got a severe to extreme drought ongoing in the north, north central, northwest and western portions of the state. It's been incredibly dry. We have seen some slight improvement, still some dry patches out there, but the moderate drought that was in place for parts of our viewing area has eased off just a bit. Now there is some rain to our west and it is starting to work its way in. Most of this is already very light, but as it works its way farther to the east, it encounters some pretty dry air. I do point this morning's around 50. That's pretty low, very autumnal, and so there's not a lot of moisture to work with. When it does arrive, it may trigger a few sprinkles, but only for a brief period. And then we get a long break before what I'm really focused on, which is the much heavier rain possible late Monday into Tuesday. So let's go show you tomorrow's weather today. Short term again, we're doing very well through the morning, up through maybe 9 10 o'clock. Looks okay as we get up toward the start time for the parade. But shortly after things step off, there may be a few showers. There's 12 30 and then it very quickly moves out. So, like I said, bring that poncho. If you have it, you can use it. If not, well, then you're gonna have to get wet. But even if you do get wet, it won't be a soaking and then it'll clear right back out again. You can enjoy the rest of the afternoon, rest of the evening and the night tonight. In fact, most of the day Monday is dry as well. But by Monday night, we start to watch some rain move our way. Some of this could be pretty heavy overnight, Monday into Tuesday morning through the wee hours of Tuesday, their couple of rounds of soaking rain through the midday Tuesday into Tuesday afternoon and then kind of winding down by Tuesday evening. But that's a long stretch. If we get any embedded thunderstorms, you could even get higher amounts of precipitation. So today is a sprinkle at best. But Tuesday, excuse me, Monday into Tuesday, we could see an inch or more working on two inches worth of rain in some areas. That's really what we're focused on for the moment. Looks the same on the Fox weather model. There's that brief period through the midday today. Then it dries up again. You can see the dry day mostly through Monday. And then there's that late Monday into Tuesday around of heavier rain at times. So when you see forecast models like that, that each kind of look at the atmosphere slightly differently when they both get to the same answer. Pretty high confidence level of a bit of a soaking Monday night into Tuesday and to see that chance of showers persisting. And that's going to be the case even on into the late week. Now, as far as temperatures go a little cooler than average today, upper sixties, maybe some low seventies, definitely cooler tonight will be down in the forties and low fifties tonight. I kind of like that for sleeping. Whether you crack open the window air, you know, air out the house, bring some fresh, cool air, get a good night's sleep. Our Fox six day planner starts off then with some scattered showers, better chance of rain late Monday into Tuesday, warming to 78 by Tuesday, but falling back into the upper sixties and low seventies with chances of showers and storms right through Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. We're back to wake up right after this. You're watching Fox six News with Brea Jones facing rain of failure in weeks of dialysis. One woman got great news. Her state funding program. So why was her clinic's billing department putting the roadblocks? Jenna Sacks has the contact six report. These are my favorite books. 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It's a beautiful morning to be out here on the weather deck, but you'll have to pick your spot today. There may be showers through the midday and early afternoon. So here's what's going on right now as we check out some of our area cams all looking very nice for the moment. You do see the light precipitation off to our west though and off to our southwest at that. I think predominantly the southern portion of this misses us south, but we may see some showers through the midday. You do see some frost advisories popping up for the northern portions of the state where things are really going to cool down as we roll through the overnight. We'll get cooler tonight, but not that cool right now. We're at 61 is 56 in Madison, 53 Green Bay as low as 49 up in Rhinelander and highs today should push into the upper sixties and low seventies. There is more rain coming. I'm more concerned with what's happening monday night, Tuesday morning than what I expect today. So we'll track that next with Sky Vision plus. All right, thanks for breaking news this morning out of Marathon County. A plane carrying Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany makes an emergency landing in Lake Wausau. The Marathon County Sheriff's Office says the plane made an emergency landing in the lake around 8 50 last night. Their preliminary assessment indicates the plane had a mechanical issue, forcing it to make an emergency landing. Tiffany said in a statement he was traveling home from an event in La Crosse County. That's when the plane four C Bonanza began to submerge and he and the 73 year old pilot Leonard bolts were able to swim to a shallow area and waited for first responders. Marathon County Sheriff's Office said emergency responders located from both just after nine p.m. Tiffany's statement says in part quote, I want to express my deepest gratitude to the pilot, the Wausau Fire Department and all of the responders who came to our aid so quickly, adding quote, thankfully, both the pilot and I only sustained minor injuries. He would go on to say an experience like this reminds you just how precious life is. Milwaukee County executive David Crowley also responding this morning in a statement on X. He says in part quote, I'm grateful to God that Congressman Tiffany and no one else was hurt in this horrifying incident, which could have been a tragedy if not for the heroism of the pilot. At least 76 people are dead and 13 people are missing following a passenger ferry fire in the Philippines. Recovery workers brought more of the bodies on the charred ferry today. The ferry left Manila Wednesday and had 132 people on board. 43 people survived the fire. Authorities are also looking for the ferry captain who also reportedly survived but is not listed among the survivors. Authorities continue to investigate what started the fire. President Donald Trump is in Ireland for the Irish Open golf tournament this weekend, though he made waves yesterday after speaking about one of the country's most sensitive subjects. Irish reunification because any problem, but I won't let you. I'd love to see it unified. I have friends on both sides. Great people. They're Irish people. How could they be bad? Right? I'd love to see you. I great feather in everybody's cap. Did that happen? It's gonna happen eventually. Ireland split followed a roughly 30 year period of violence. Nearly 3500 people died in that time. The UK's prime minister responded to the president's comments, saying there is no majority public support for another referendum, and there won't be a referendum unless the support levels changes. An Olympic flame came to Senegal yesterday ahead of the 2026 Youth Olympics Games. This is the first ever Olympics event in Africa. 100 women marched in Senegal's capital to count down the event. They bought the flame to a plaza in the procession to signify the passing of values between the generations. More than 100 people gathered at a waterfront plaza overlooking the Atlantic Ocean to greet the flame. Very ready, very capable. The team have are doing an incredible job. Um, meant have been extremely supportive. The venues will be ready. The athletes will be welcomed, and we're all going to enjoy and getting to see a fabulous opening ceremony and Youth Olympic Games. The flame will make a 2237 mile of Senegal with 400 torchbearers before returning for the opening ceremony, and the offseason is finally over for 26 of the 32 NFL teams, including the Green Bay Packers. They will be taking on Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis later today. They remain, though, without running back Josh Jacobs, who was still on the commissioner's exemplist. Kickoff is this afternoon at 3 25. Today's sweater weather is bringing all the fall vibes. The civics joins us in the studio to pick out some fall favorites. Things are definitely picking up out here after you most headquarters ahead of the Mexican Independence Day parade. We have more to come. Coming up today, we are tracking a few showers for the midday. How that might impact things like the parade coming up next. You're watching weather first with chief meteorologist Rob Haswell. All right, let's get up. Let's get going here. Weather first as we take a live look at our day from Estabrook Park. Look at all that blue sky and sunshine right now. It's 61. One of the important numbers will likely be the dew point, which is sitting at 50. That's relatively dry air. Air temperatures come up to the upper sixties near 70, but the dew points stay pretty low. So as this precipitation moves in, it will encounter some pretty dry air. I think there'll still be a few showers with it, but they'll be very, very light at the moment. We're very much in the clear now. While we do have a slight chance today, I'm more focused on late Monday into Tuesday, Wednesday, and that could be quite a bit of rain. I'll show you what we're looking at coming up with Sky Vision Plus. All right, Rob, all morning long. We've been taking you out to the Mexican Independence Day parade. We'll should be showing you live on Fox six now dot com and Fox local when it gets started later this morning. But Preciado live there now talking about why events like these are just so important for the community. Good morning, April. Hi. Good morning, you guys. And I mean, if you guys just recall an hour ago, things looked a lot different, but things are definitely picking up right now. I mean, just take a look. A couple of vendors have set up already. As you guys can see, a lot of preps are underway, but right now actually joins me. The you most board vice chair, Maricela. Thank you so much for joining us here this morning. And can you tell us a little bit more about today? I know the theme is raises and cultural, which is roots and culture. Can you tell us a little bit more about it? So you thank you very much for having me here. Um, is a wonderful event that we've done it for over 50 some years. Um, and right now we're scared having the people set up their stuff that they are probably bringing to our community. We have a wonderful parade a little bit later, and we're very happy that you guys are here. And then there are people here celebrating not only Mexican Independence Day, but Latin America has their independence in September. So we, you know, is very diverse our population, and we want to embrace everybody. You know, for folks that are watching here this right now, you know, what is a big takeaway that that you would love folks to kind of take away from this whole event, especially, you know, uh, just like, you know, as it celebrates, you know, the diverse cultures that we have, you know, Mexican cultures in our Latin American culture that we're celebrating them, right? Like you, like you mentioned, you know, um, we only not only we celebrating the Mexican Independence Day, but a lot of Latin Americans celebrated in September, and we want to include all of us to celebrate because we all come to this United States to make a better living for ourselves, to get our hopes and work hard. So we want to make sure that this is part of a celebrating our successes. And as you can see, all this hardworking people that bring all their souls and all the hard work for us to celebrate. So I want to invite everybody to come. It doesn't matter what ethnic you're from. You must serves a big population, not just Hispanics, but we have a very diverse population. So we want everybody to come and enjoy a little bit of peace over a little bit what we celebrate on this day. And it's a beautiful day. I mean, we couldn't ask for a better day. So I want to make sure that everybody comes and enjoys it. And if you have Children bring them over so they can get a little bit of education and a little bit of our culture. Exactly. And that's what it's all about today, right? Teaching them not just like I mean, not just educating them, but also allowing them to get that sense of that culture and live it right here, right in a greater way. But thank you so much once again, Maricela for joining us here this morning. And of course, you know, we'll have more for you guys coming up later on Sunday. Back to you, Bria. All right, I'm really looking forward to us streaming this live. Oh, it's gonna be so much fun. Thank you all for thank you for waking up early. You were working yesterday and you're working this morning. So I thank you for waking up with us and the party. It's only going to continue. As you can see, we're getting you ready to celebrate the start of Hispanic Heritage Month and the Mexican Independence Day parade and festival starts in just a few hours. And remember, as I just said, we're going to be there. A grill is already there. Durante Matthews will be joining her as well. We'll have a special live stream of the parade starting at 11 on Fox Local. Rob, I know it's gonna be a big day. I mean, the sun is shining and they could not have asked for a better day. You might want to pack the punch of what you're saying. There's a good chance you might not even need it. Yeah, the rain that we might get around the time of the parade looks pretty light. But you know what? That's really what if there's a rain situation, this is the best case scenario. Exactly. And if you have it, you can use it. If you don't, you can't. So bring it along. If you end up staying in your purse the whole time. Oh, well, as we take a live look at our day today, it hardly believe there is anything on the way. But yeah, there are a few showers to our west. I'll show you that in a second. Yesterday I got to 84 with a low of 64. So it was very warm day for this time of year. Didn't see anything in the rainfall gauge. And that's been the case for a good portion of this month already. We're running about a two thirds of an inch deficit. Our area has seen some improvement, but that drought up north just keeps going. We've got extreme drought in many spots in northwestern portions of the state. We have actually seen some slight improvement, but overall we're still actually fairly dry. Now the air is dry today as well. So a lot of this, as it moves in, we'll get kind of dried up by that dry air. I still think we'll see a few showers as we go through the midday early afternoon, which is why I said, you know, bring that poncho along, but otherwise not too problematic. The high pressure Ridge will fall right back in behind that quick little sprinkle and we'll stay pretty dry tonight. Most of the day Monday, but really focused on Monday night into Tuesday morning. So short term, like I said, there may be some showers right around or just after the parade starts, and then that's out of here pretty quickly, too. After that, it's dry for the remainder of the afternoon and evening, and we tried to stay dry overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. Definitely a cooler night tonight. I'll show you that next. But we stay dry most of the day Monday, likely a little below average for the high, but then starting to warm up on a more southerly wind. And then by Monday night into Tuesday, here comes that rain, possibly with some embedded thunderstorms, and that could lead to some pretty heavy rain in a few spots. Not every spot, but many spots will likely see a quick inch, maybe even two inches worth of rain before this all settles down today. A couple one hundredths if we even get that. But by the end of the day on Tuesday, there are many spots that will be in excess of an inch, inch and a half or more. And so we are watching for that pretty closely. And you can see it very much echoed for the next 48 hours here on our exclusive Fox weather model. And when you have two different forecast models basically showing the exact same thing gives you pretty high confidence of what's going to happen for later in the day on Monday and into Tuesday. Now I mentioned the temperatures today below average, but comfy in the upper sixties and low seventies tonight. I personally find it pretty comfy will be down in the upper forties and low fifties. The dew points will be very low, so it'll be a really refreshing night. But up north, they might actually see their first frost. Now, the warmer air does start to return along with that additional moisture for Monday into Tuesday. We stay relatively comfortable and pretty seasonal in the longer range, with one or two exceptions here, we might actually even see a boost of cooler air as you can see right there drop into our area as we push deeper into next week. But hey, let's take this one day at a time. And for today, just a slight chance of showers high near 70 72 with a better chance of rain by Monday night and certainly into Tuesday morning should be up around 78 by Tuesday, cooling down a bit in the longer range and we just can't shake our showers and our slight risk of thunderstorms as we look on into our Wednesday, thursday and friday. Lots of rain, but that's okay. That's okay. You're gonna keep us weather aware. This is a party over here. What's going on? Okay, so we're diving into fall season with cities. They've got a great collection of fall favorites and must have items of perfect as a gift for someone else or maybe even for yourself because I want all of this for me. Okay, what is live in the studio? We have Bjorn shenander, the floral and gifts director in syndics. Okay, you're getting us ready for the season. Give us the lay of the land here. Okay, well, one of the great things about fall is that you can change your decor, right? You can make your homes or your apartments feel like fall. Um, so why don't we start over there? One of the easiest ways to do that is to, you know, get some artificial leaves, some silks and just put them in a arrangement. Um, real easy to change that decor out really fast. You don't have to water them. Not at all. It's all right. One of my other favorite things for fall are these glass pumpkins down here. Those are perfect because you can just set them out on a mantelpiece on your dining room table and you can leave them out past halloween all the way through thanksgiving. I was gonna say pumpkin spice. I was gonna say it kind of extends it because yeah, great. I love that. Um, and another great way to decorate is with fragrance. So you think about you can do the physical things, but also like your aromas in your house. Yeah, it's a way to decorate. That pumpkin spice vibe. Exactly. So funny you say that because we have this fabulous pumpkin, uh, spiced latte fragrance. Um, it smells delicious. A P. S. L. Yeah, I know. I love when you can smell the candle without even burning it. Yeah. And that is rob means a good candle, right there. Yeah, that is good. Like that's a good candle. Yeah, for sure. Um, one of the other favorite things about fall is getting out and enjoying the fall foliage. Right. We like to see the state. Um, and while you're out doing that, we've got some great options for picking up other things to do. So like supper club books can give you some good ideas to check out some places while you're around town. Um, we've got a Milwaukee scavenger hunt book. Super fun. If you got a family and you want to go out on the weekend, right? Um, and then of course it's packer season as we all know. Um, so we've got some great game day merchandise to, um, whether that's, you know, the checkers that you can play while you're waiting for the game. Um, some shake and score games, stuff like that. I was like some bar days kind of stuff. Yeah. Um, fun for, you know, the whole family. Uh, maybe not the bar dice, but everything else matching games. Um, and then of course, yeah, the last thing you need is to pick, pick your outfits when you're doing all this fun stuff. So we can't go anywhere without talking fashion. Um, one of the things that is super hot for the fall are silk scarves. Um, you see them all over instagram tiktok, um, for guys and girls. I was gonna say, how are you? How would you guys and girls? You can do it around the neck. You can do them as a belt. Like, really, there's no limits. Yeah, guys are wearing like guys. Honestly, I feel like this might go with a bandana. Yes. I'm just gonna say, like, the last guy I saw pull off his silk scarf was in scooby doo. Okay. So what do we do? Just wrap it around? Yeah, we'd maybe roll it a little tighter and you can send one of my favorite ways to do it is to tie it like a necktie instead of, yeah, you don't look like a airline hostess. Look at it. It's already. Look, I know. I like it. All right. You're ready for Martha's venue. Yeah, I love it. And of course, sweaters and other clothing items as well. Um, we've got some great stuff, some cool, uh, details on these things. I was gonna say, I love, um, is that silk or the chiffon with the cheetah? Yeah, a little, um, and it's on the, um, it's on the cuffs as well. Uh, so cute and really any details on clothing is really hot for fall. Um, sweater with the lucky duck, like, yeah, and that's actually the back of the cardigan. Really? You know, lucky duck. No longer on the front, like the, you know, like the grandma shirts. Yeah, a little more like that surprise on the back. You get a surprise as you're walking away. You turn around. It's really fun. Um, even these puppies and they've all got sweaters on themselves. And if people watching, honestly, all this stuff is fantastic. How can they find it beyond? Oh my gosh, we've got 14 stores crammed with all this stuff and so much more. So any of our full size send ex stores have this and tons of other candles, great gift items. Um, you can find our locations at send ex home dot com. Um, or we're in all your neighborhoods. So just stop, uh, stop in and pick all this up. That's so incredible. I do. Yeah. With my other one of the owners, Margaret Harris. Um, we go on buying trips and we pick all this stuff out months in advance. So we're looking at the trends early and we're green gig. It's really fun for work. I'm jealous. Thank you so much. Absolutely fabulous. Getting us ready for fall. Rob's got a final look at your forecast right after the break. All right, quick check of your six day planner. Yes, a chance of showers today should be pretty light and pretty brief, but be prepared for it a lot more active through early next week and even mid to late next week. So stick around for updates on that. So a Packers legend now has a brand new look. I'm excited for this former linebacker Clay Matthews chin getting a lot of, oh wow, attention to recently. Is this real? No. Okay, it looks like he got plastic surgery to keep up with Luke's maxing trend. Turns out it was just prosthetics behind this jaw dropping look literally. Uh, and he was just doing it for commercial. Okay. He said he had to sit in a chair for about four hours for this chin to look the way that it did. He said that just gave him a newfound respect for the Hollywood stars who will do this before filming that. Wow. Look at them go there. It was pretty convincing. I know you enjoy Johnny Bravo. Okay, Rob, don't get any ideas like the mask.