FOX6 News at 9 | Nov. 5, 2026

With stories that matter to you, this is Fox 6 News at 9. He's a Disney ride operator, the Slinky Dog roller coaster. He wanted to have sex with a 14-year-old boy. I think he was a Slinky Dog myself. Now on Fox 6 News at 9, a Disney employee reportedly from Fond du Lac busted in Florida in a sex sting. The allegations that are new tonight. This is 31 months later, and Shawnee is still continuing to solve her own case. More closure coming in the Shawnee Robinson disappearance and dismemberment case. The new remains discovered just days ago. And controversial plans to fix the busted Grafton Bridge Street Dam are put on hold. Why salamanders and frogs may be to blame. A big story tonight at 9. Missing for seven months, a Milwaukee man is found dead in a vehicle in a garage in Grafton. It's a case investigators call unusual. Christina Van Zelst is here to explain why. Ben and Kim, the biggest question tonight is, was there foul play involved? Was his death suspicious? That's something police can't say, but here's what we do know. Tuesday, Grafton police responded to the Seasons apartment complex after maintenance staff working in the garage found a deceased person inside a vehicle. Investigators say 26-year-old Juan Camilo Trujillo Nino was found in the driver's seat deceased. Family told Milwaukee police they last heard from him in late March. Then in early May, the Milwaukee... Milwaukee Police Department sent out a missing endangered persons alert. Investigators say there are no cameras inside the garage and they are waiting the medical examiner's toxicology report and cause of death. It appears he has been there for longer than just a few days. That is a complex matter for our detectives to work on. That long of a time being missing, there's a lot of unanswered questions in the meantime That they need to figure out to find out exactly what happened. So many questions still unanswered. We did ask if Camilo Trujillo Nino had any connection to the apartments and what he was doing in Grafton, police wouldn't say. Ben and Kim, back to you. Yeah, so many unanswered questions there. We'll keep following. Christina, thanks. Well, years after she was killed and dismembered, new remains have been found in the Shawnee Robinson case. The 19-year-old died in 2024 following a first date. Part of Robinson's jaw and some teeth were found in Ornemont Park. A person walking the beach made the discovery Friday. The medical examiner confirmed they are Robinson's remains. Parts of her body had previously been found across Milwaukee County, including at that park. Her skull remains missing. Robinson's mother spoke today saying that their family continues to deal with their grief of this case on a day to day basis. This has been traumatic. We want my baby's crown. I still don't have my baby's crown. My beautiful angel. Family and volunteers will continue their search for more of Robinson's remains, trying to find her skull. They'll be back out at the park on Sunday. They say that search will continue beyond Sunday as well. Maxwell Anderson was convicted for Robinson's death and was sentenced to life in prison in 2025. Police in Fond du Lac are investigating a reported threat of a mass shooting involving a teen. And police say that someone outside the United States actually submitted the tip about concerning online interactions with a 15-year-old suspect. Last week, authorities searched the suspect's home and seized multiple firearms, a computer, and a cell phone. Police aren't elaborating on where the reported threat was targeted. Cudahy High School called off classes today after a social media threat about a school shooting. Investigators traced it back to a student in Tucson, Arizona, who allegedly created the threat on November 2nd. Police in Tucson did arrest that student. Cudahy officers increased security at the high school while they were looking into the post. New at night, a petition to remove New Berlin's Mayor Dave Ament from office. That was the only item on the agenda at a special meeting tonight at the Common Council. Our Abril Preciado was there. Abril, the Common Council spent most of tonight's meeting behind closed doors. That's right. Council members met in closed session with legal counsel to discuss how to handle petition calling for Mayor Dave Ament to be removed from office. This all comes after a series of anti-Muslim and controversial posts surfaced on Mayor Dave Ament's personal Facebook page. Those posts sparked outrage, pushing many residents and advocacy groups to formally petition for his removal. While Ament publicly apologized, folks say that's not enough. And while not as many people attended Thursday's meeting, folks tell me they haven't forgotten about this. They say they are closely watching what the city does next. So he is not he is really not someone that should be serving as mayor of a community that includes Muslims because they don't feel safe. And so he should do the decent thing and resign. Tonight's meeting lasted less than an hour. While no immediate decision was announced regarding the mayor's removal, council members provided the following update before wrapping up the meeting for the night. Take a listen. I'd like to make a motion. It's in four parts. I direct the Council, direct the President of the Common Council to provide charges to the Mayor with accompanying letter regarding the process, copy to the Petitioner and the Charging Party. Second, to limit scope of hearing to Charge 3, as Charges 1 and 2 are currently in litigation. And we did ask the city for more context regarding those charges and the removal process, but we were told they can comment, but that more details will be made to the public during the upcoming hearings, and those are scheduled for December 1st and 2nd. We also reached out to Mayor Ament for comment, but we have not heard back yet. In the newsroom, Abril Preciado, Fox 6 News. All right, April, thanks. Let's turn to the weather now. Let's take a live look outside where it was kind of misty when I went on my dinner break there and temperatures are dropping. Let's go to Holly Baker. Hey, Holly. Hey, yes, temperatures are dropping. But to be honest with you, temperatures haven't dropped too much from just a couple of hours ago when we were running our newscast, but they will continue to drop as we head overnight. We are still seeing the cooler air. Start to settle even more out to our west, looking at about 28 here in Bismarck, 37 in Sioux Falls, 45 in Des Moines. Now, what's crazy is in the summertime, you see Sioux Falls, North Platte, all those areas are much warmer than us. And here they are colder than we are because we're at 45 here in Milwaukee and even closer to home. We're all still flirting with the 40s. Some areas closer to the lower 40s at this point, but still in the 40s. We'll be in the 30s for some areas over the next couple of hours. And then after... Midnight. That's when we'll start to see 30s here in Milwaukee. Looking at our satellite and radar and we have started to clean up even nicer. We do have that strong flow from the north. So that's bringing in some of that cooler air for us. But at least we don't have to worry about any rain. Maybe a little more drizzle could happen overnight. Otherwise, though, we are going to be trending drier. Speaking of which, even up to midnight, this is a look here. Just going to keep those clouds around. We also will have those temperatures around the 40s. And then after midnight again, that's when we'll start to see 30s here in Milwaukee. Milwaukee will see temperatures dropping to the 30s. Wind does stay from the north at about 13 miles per hour, really roughly in between 10 to 15, so we will keep that breeze around. Definitely you want to keep those jackets around because you're going to be needing those. We'll talk about those temperatures and how much more they'll change coming up. Back to you at the desk. Holly, we'll see you soon. You can track the weather anywhere, anytime at the Fox 6 Storm Center app. We have the best radar in town, and you can get severe weather alerts based off your location. Best of all, the app is free. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Services. Health Services, I should say, says infant has died from the measles. It's the first measles death reported in Wisconsin since 1990. As of this week, state health officials say there have been 431 measles cases across 13 counties this year. It's the highest number of cases in more than 35 years. State health officials say measles is one of the most contagious infections known. And while there are vaccines to prevent the spread. Not enough people are getting them. In Wisconsin, our kindergarten MMR vaccination rate is now approximately 85% compared to about 92% nationally. Both of those figures are well below the roughly 95% coverage needed to prevent measles from spreading readily through a population. And that's really the central issue here. Measles is now spreading because there are enough people who are susceptible to infection for the virus to continue finding new hosts. Measles can cause life-threatening health complications such as pneumonia and brain swelling. Children under five, those that are pregnant or have compromised immune systems, are at a greater risk of complications. Milwaukee Public Schools will do a redo on bids for the demolition of Lincoln Avenue School after it originally chose a much more expensive bid. Fire destroyed the school in June. In July, the city determined the building... Has to come down. Fox 6 reported on Monday that the district had first picked a bid millions of dollars more than a local bid. The district was planning to contract with TW Chicago for roughly 4.8 million dollars, but Milwaukee-based MRD Group says their proposal was rejected and was much cheaper, coming in at 928,000 dollars. The MRD Group officially appealed the district's And today, MPS says it has agreed to restart the bidding process. process. We just saw that single contract page for the total number and that's when we said hold on a second this is not an almost five million dollar job and our bid we didn't undercut our numbers majorly we're logistically 10 minutes from the job site so it makes sense that our bid would be more competitive just due to logistics. Thinking about taxpayer money are you concerned that the original pick was several million dollars more than than another? Yeah, I think you know we worked with our insurance company and so the insurance company was working to pay for that funding so that wouldn't have been a loss to the district just so that the public knows that that 4.7 was the negotiated rate with the insurance company to pay that. The new bidding process will start next week, and NPS says it hopes to decide on the contractor in the first week of December, and demolition to start after signing the contract. NPS says it expects demolition will be finished by the end of March. Well, just days after winning the governor's race, David Crowley facing some new scrutiny. And not for the election, but a surprise multi-million dollar budget hole in the county budget. The error the county executive learned about a couple weeks ago. But that county supervisors are only learning about now. Plus a dam in Grafton is busted and we're learning there's been a setback in fixing it. What's crawled into the nearby mud that's delaying the project. We're back in 60 seconds. Watching Fox 6 News with Ben Handelman and Kim Murphy. Milwaukee Public Schools lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in a scam and knew tonight what happened to the district's chief financial officer. The district initially lost $450,000 to a bank impersonation scam. MPS says it recovered more than half of that money, but it is still trying to get back the remaining $195,000. The superintendent says they learned of bank fraud Monday and then appointed an acting CFO on Tuesday. So what happened to the actual chief financial officer? Fox 6 political reporter Jason Calvi is asking questions. Where is the chief financial officer right now? I don't know where she is right now. I mean, is she still with the district? She is still with the district. We're finishing our investigation, and then we'll make determinations. So is she on, like, a leave then? She is currently not with the district, and we are looking and finishing our investigation right now. So is it linked with the fraud, linked with the CFO's office? Well, I can't speak to personnel matters, as you know, but once that's finished, we will make sure that we are transparent in that process and give everybody information about the investigation, what we found, and what new controls are putting in place. Conflicting answers there, but we've learned she is still with the district. Hitesa served as CFO since September of 2024. She was brought in to help fix money mismanagement issues. But Fox 6 investigators obtained records showing MPS had earlier raised concerns about Sava's past performance. Well, the Milwaukee County Board passed the county budget today with a multi-million dollar hole in it. As Bill Miston explains, the gap was identified more than two weeks ago, but supervisors only learned about it yesterday. We literally have not gone one day into 2027. And we're ready to have to solve a problem. Totaling more than $4.5 million. 17 county supervisors voted in favor of passing the budget with the whole. One didn't. We were told that it was sound. Then on the day we adopted this budget, we learned that the numbers were wrong. The county's budget director says automated calculations caused the gap and was discovered on October 20th. So the county executive office didn't know that day. Correct. The conversation was had over the last couple of weeks as we worked to find solutions. We continue to review the budget materials. On October 30th, the director went before the finance committee to make technical corrections, but no mention of the error. The decision was mine to work with the county chair of finance, and that's where the decision was made. The county chair of finance said he didn't learn about this until yesterday. That's correct. The day after, County Executive David Crowley won the election to be Wisconsin's next governor. The timing, you had to wait less than 24 hours after an election to give the solutions. They found this out two weeks ago. Finance Chair Steve Taylor says that provided plenty of time to find a solution. In a memo, possible offsets are prescription drug rebates, remaining cash on hand for finished projects, and savings through the department budgets. Those are really not solutions. Those are hypotheticals. In a statement, a spokesperson for the county executive said there's no cover-up. The budget process uncovered an error that affected less than 0.3 percent of the 2027 recommended budget, investigated the cause, corrected it, and identified and presented solutions ahead of the vote to adopt. County supervisors are now calling for a full accounting from the budget office of what happened. In Milwaukee, Bill Miston, Fox 6 News. With nine plans to repair, Grafton's Bridge Street Dam put on hold because of... Get this, amphibians. The village says the DNR reviewed the dewatering and dam gate repair plans, but they found because of amphibians are digging into the impoundments area for the winter, you know, getting ready. They will not be allowed to refill until the spring of 2027. That's when the repairs will resume. The dam's hydraulic lift arm failed in May. That's caused water upstream of the dam to drain down several feet. Now, I've got questions I'm going to get answered. Yes. Are we talking salamanders? Or frogs. Or frogs. I'm going to go with frogs. I did look. There's lots of amphibians, actually, in Wisconsin. Mud salamanders, I think, is. There's a possibility, because they're... Maybe it's a mission we should go on this weekend. See what's... It's probably a simple email to the captain that I didn't have time to make today. But I'm going to get there. I'm going to get the answers for the people. We need to know what kind of amphibians are delaying our dam projects around here. A little science exploration. I don't know, Holly. Because it is getting cold overnight, and so everybody's trying to get inside. Oh, yeah. Including underground. Yeah, or underground, wherever just where you're not in the way of all of the cold weather, guys. Now, it's not cold. You know, I probably shouldn't even say cold because last year I was saying it was cold and people was like, oh, you just wait till winter. I was in for a rude awakening. So we're going to say chilly. All right, it is chilly. It's been chilly all day. Temperature is going to drop and it's still going to be a little more on the cooler side. Not necessarily cold just yet. We got to 54 degrees today, though. 40s was what our temperatures were this morning. We're back to where we were kind of this morning, 45, but it does feel cooler outdoors. Feels like 39 degrees outdoors with dew points at 39. And then our wind is from the north at about 12 miles per hour. Now, looking at those temperatures across southeast Wisconsin here, what you're noticing is that we're We're still flirting with the 40s and boy are those temperatures friendly out there with those 40s. We've been in the 40s for a really long time, at least over the past four hours, we've been in the 40s and we're not really going to get to the 30s for Milwaukee's area until after midnight. Some of our areas further out to the northwest like Juneau, West Bend could even see 40s or 30s, excuse me. Over the next couple of hours, they're just one to two degrees away from that. So we're just going to be waiting and seeing here in Milwaukee. We got a little more time, though, but it will get colder tonight. 30s is what it'll be when you wake up tomorrow and then we warm up to the 40s. Now we warm up to the 40s tomorrow. That's going to be our coldest day out of the week. And I say coldest because it is cooler than all of the other days that we're going to be seeing over the weekend and next week. All of that. It's because of a cold front. You see this cold front here? It's made it over the lake really into Michigan now. And it had all of that messy weather with it. So all of those showers and the mist that we were seeing earlier and then last night a little bit, that was all associated with that cold front. Now that the cold front's passed, we're starting to see a little bit more of the clearing behind it. We got a high pressure parked out to our far northwest corner. So that is what's going to bring in that drier weather for us, especially as we head. For the weekend and even into next week, let's even take a deeper dive here on our Sky Vision Plus. So we go throughout tonight. What you're noticing here is that we could have more of those clouds to kind of stick around even after midnight. Heading into Friday's forecast, we kind of start today off with a little more of the sunshine. But then we start to get more of those clouds coming back for the afternoon with some peaks of sunshine. Pay attention to these little arrows here, too. Those arrows indicate that the wind is It's coming from the north. You know what that means? Anything coming from the north is going to bring in cooler air. And that is why our Friday's day, as far as the highs, are going to be the lowest. 48 degrees is what we're talking for a high temperature. We're talking 30s for low temperature. And even Friday night. 20s. We can expect 20s for Friday night. Not sure why it's actually changing there, but overall pretty much the same numbers is what you're seeing. We will keep the sunshine around as well. We get back to the 60s as we head towards next week and then for Veterans Day as I move out the way here on Wednesday, we could have a slight chance for rain that comes back into the area, but we get through tonight and then we head into tomorrow with the cooler air. We're going to have a better setup over the weekend with warmer temperatures as well as more sunshine. Back to Holly, thanks. Democrats got the blue wave they were hoping for, but soon it's time to get to work. The impending unity test that is coming for members of the party. Plus, he was so excited he didn't even bother taking his uniform off before he showed up. A Disney World employee accused of trying to have sex with a 14 year old boy. The big wake up call coming from the man from Fond du Lac. Democrats will control Congress in the new year, but now they must figure out how to govern. They did not run on a specific platform except for affordability and holding the Trump administration accountable. Fox's Chad Pergram looks at what's ahead for the Democratic Congress and what it can accomplish. Democrats ran on one policy. Lower costs for American families. We campaigned as affordability Democrats. However, Democrats have a host of ideas about what they want to vote on. We have to first get in there and really focus on rolling back the cuts from the one big ugly bill. Expect votes renewing expired Obamacare subsidies, central to last year's government shutdown. The shutdown sharpened the American people's view of the distinction. Between the parties on this crucial issue. Democrats want to rein in AI and data centers, concerned that the technology threatens jobs. This revolt against data centers are just the initial tremors of a bigger AI earthquake that is upending American politics. Newcomers pushing votes to end the war in Iran and slash fuel costs. We have a mandate to pass a war powers resolution to restrain further hostilities in Iran. Republicans balked at unwinding Trump-imposed tariffs, but Democrats believe the election shifted that dynamic. This is the time for them to show the courage to end this irrational and self-defeating tariff regime that Trump has put into place. However, some Republicans aren't ready to abandon their old playbook. I think, you know, the tax cuts and the big, beautiful bill. We're underappreciated by the electorate. President Trump is threatening to deploy his veto pen on Democratic measures. It's his choice to sign him or veto him. Democrats could command nearly 260 House seats and at least 54 Senate seats. It takes 290 House votes and 67 Senate votes to override a veto. Democrats believe that some Republicans could see an override as a way to break from President Trump. On Capitol Hill, Chad Pergram, Fox News. Yesterday, the administrator at Union Grove High School was arrested. And today, he's charged. Prosecutors say they found child porn on his phone, but that's not what investigators were looking for when they seized his phone. The alleged affair that put him on the radar. And police say a woman delivering ice cream was using her young child to dupe her customer. The head-scratching heist in Wisconsin caught on camera. Watching Fox 6 News with Ben Handelman and Kim Murphy. The Union Grove school administrator was arrested yesterday. Today, he's charged with two counts of possession of child pornography. Our reporter in Kenosha County, Ben Hansen, has the new court documents shedding new light on the case. Two charges of child pornography have now been officially filed against Union Grove School Administrator Thomas Johnson. Search warrants show that this entire investigation was triggered by an anonymous letter sent to Union Grove School District leadership and Johnson's wife on October 21st. The authors saying in this letter they found what they thought were inappropriate messages and photos between Johnson and past and current students on his phone. This is where investigators would eventually find the child pornography, but police didn't say whether these images were of students. The author of the letter also saying they've been having an affair with Johnson for several years. When police interviewed Johnson on October 23rd and 26th, he admitted to having an affair with a teacher at Union Grove Elementary School for six years. He also said he didn't know who wrote the letter. When investigators talked to the woman that Johnson had been having an affair with, she indicated she didn't write the letter. In the letter, the author said Johnson would fire them if they told anyone about the texts and photos to students on his phone. It also details marital problems between Johnson and his wife and that he is a quote, very heavy drinker. The woman also said she didn't know about Johnson's personal life or drinking habits. In the warrant, the investigator said he believes that this woman may have written the letter and that she was not being forthcoming. Union Grove principal Tom Blair has stepped in as acting school administrator and Johnson is expected in court on November 12th. In Kenosha County, Ben Hansen, Fox 6 News. A man who used to live in Fond du Lac is one of 281 people arrested as part of a human trafficking sting in Florida. That's according to the Polk County Sheriff's Office. Video released by the department shows Colin Gormican being taken into custody in his Disney World work uniform. Video even shows his name tag showing Fond du Lac on it. He's a Disney ride operator, the Slinky Dog Roller Coaster. Now, that just sounds nasty to me, but okay. He wanted to have sex with a 14-year-old boy. I think he was a Slinky Dog myself. He wanted to have perverted sex. And once again, we can't talk about all the language, but keep in mind, part of their Infatuation is to describe what it is that they want to do with the children. Hold on. And when we were dealing with this undercover, and we made it abundantly clear that I'm only 14, he said, well, I'm inclusive of everybody. He was so excited he didn't even bother taking his work uniform off before he showed up. Investigators say 31 of those individuals were arrested as child sexual predators, while more than 230 others face prostitution and trafficking charges. 17 people told detectives they work at local theme parks, including Disney World and Universal Studios. New at 9, the retired West Allis firefighter accused of trying to kill his wife inside their town of Grafton home was found guilty at trial today. Guy Pater was found guilty on two charges, including attempted homicide. Prosecutors say he shot his wife multiple times after an officer kicked in their bedroom door. Happened in October of 2025, the same day she filed for divorce. She had serious injuries. Peter will be sentenced in December. Madison police are asking people to come forward after at least eight people reported being drugged at a UW-Madison frat house last week. Police became aware through an anonymous tip. Investigators, they're still trying to track down people who are directly involved here. Police say students should not be afraid to come forward, even if they were drinking underage. The university is also looking into the allegations. We do have an amnesty policy that even if they were underage drinking, we look at the greater concern of what was occurring and the fact that somebody may have potentially have been drugged without their knowledge is more concerning and we would rather focus on that than the fact that somebody who was underage was having a beverage. UW-Madison is conducting its own investigation through the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards. Police in Madison are also investigating a vandalism spree at a local food pantry. It happened sometime late Tuesday night, maybe early Wednesday morning. This is at the Second Harvest. The suspects caused tens of thousands of dollars in damages. Windows and doors were broken. Two vehicles were damaged. Look at that. And a box truck was destroyed by fire. Second Harvest had to cancel two days of volunteer shifts, losing about 200 hours of help. A brazen heist involving a food delivery driver caught on camera in Green Bay. Police releasing this video from an incident back in June. Not sure why now, but you can see a car pulls up, a woman gets out, and a kid. She was delivering an order of ice cream. It's believed the child took a picture of the delivery. They go back to the car, and then seconds later, it's like, oh, on second thought, the kid runs back and takes the ice cream. Okay, police are asking the public to help identify the woman. Maybe it was the wrong delivery. Maybe they're like, oh, no, wrong house. I think you go in the app that didn't say that, right? The fact that you took the picture and then immediately stole the food? Okay, I was... You're like, oh, we dropped it off. I'm trying to think better of my fellow man. It's like, they've got a ring doorbell camera busted. Oh, boy. Well, for the third day in a row, bomb threats are forcing emergency landings in Europe. The threats have targeted at least 14 different flights. In response to one flight, Italian fighter jets were scrambled to escort a flight traveling from Helsinki. Intelligence agencies are investigating whether it's a hoax. Or something more serious. Some are suggesting adversaries like Russia or Iran could be behind the threats. And that's something the Trump administration has warned about in the past. That's one of the risks of a stalemated conflict is escalation. And escalation can take the form of irregular attacks or irregular events. So that's something I raised a couple weeks ago and we're watching that closely. I think with Iran and UK, what the UK has said is that the Iranians were behind the plot to attack the airbase. Right now, the U.K. government is describing the incidents as, quote, malicious hoax threats. First Lady Melania Trump is hosting a summit at the White House today with Russian and Ukrainian officials. The conversation focused on the six-day ceasefire in the Ukrainian town of Oleshky. Melania Trump says she played a role in brokering that ceasefire. Undeniably, the lives of innocent people. The meeting comes ahead of talks between Russia and Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi next week. But Saturday, honor those who have served Wisconsin and the country during the Veterans Day Parade. This will be a big one. We should all go out here. It takes place in Wauwatosa on State Street, starting on Hardwood, ends on 72nd Street. So the parade steps off at 11 in the morning. Everybody is welcome. And Fox 6 proudly salutes our nation's veterans and the organizations that serve them every day. We believe that our veterans deserve to live with dignity and independence, not on the streets. This is why we are making camo our cause in support of our U.S. vets. You can join us by making a donation and wearing camo this Veterans Day. Post your camo on social with hashtag HonorUSVets to honor and to donate. For more information on how to help U.S. vets prevent and end veteran homelessness, scan the QR code on your screen right now or visit go.fox.usvets. All right, here's a sign of the holiday season. The city of Milwaukee harvesting its Christmas tree. This happened early this morning. The Sun family donated the beautiful 40-foot Colorado blue spruce. Bango's there. The tree now stands tall in the Deer District. A tree lighting ceremony will be Friday, November 20th. They transform it to the Cheer District. Perfect, I love it. Well, the search for a quick weight loss fix could come with hidden dangers. Why experts are issuing a new warning about buying popular GLP-1 drugs online and a freak incident and a man lucky, what, to be alive. What led up to a runaway wheel hitting a man on the sidewalk? And we have beautiful weather to be on the way. I will highlight all of those details coming up. Right now, a hawk in Virginia needed a little TLC after eating too much dinner. Yeah, she was found in someone's driveway, couldn't fly. They took her to the wildlife center. She was checked, you know, what's wrong with her? No medical issues. They weighed her and realized she's basically too fat to fly. It all made sense when the wildlife group was told that a neighbor's free-range chickens had been disappearing. Yikes. The hawk is now on a weight-loss diet. Sometimes your eyes are bigger than your belly. I get it. Yeah. Bingo, Care Bears, the Pokemon trading card game, and the classic playground slide have all made it into the National Toy Hall of Fame's 2026 class. Wow, I'm wondering what took some of these so long. The winners emerged from a field of 12 finalists. Other contenders include Bop It, Tickle Me Elmo didn't make it, are you kidding me? Wow, still not in there, huh? Yahtzee and the board game Sorry, anyone could nominate any toy, but the ones that make it into the hall must be considered iconic. That means they engaged multiple generations. Sorry, foster creativity or profoundly changed play or toy design. There is an actual Toy Hall of Fame exhibit at the National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York. My daughter tonight said, will you please get me some Pokemon cards? She's never asked that. What do you do with those? I know. You just collect them? You just need a Charizard. Is that one? Let's ask the Miz. I know he's really into it. Yeah, exactly. Hollywood, did that cross your childhood? Oh, yeah. Look, I'm old school. Mancala. That's what you bring out for me. Mancala. I can play chess. Oh, chess. Checkers. Checkers. I hope they're in there. Monopoly. Monopoly. Candyland. Wow, those are old school. Yeah. And Operation. But I think Operation made it. Oh, Operation was really good. Yeah, I love Operation. And Connect Four. Oh, I am the queen at Connect Four. I don't think no one in this building could beat me in Connect Four. Okay, the challenge accepted. We're going to have to do that. Okay. All right, guys. This is one thing that's not playing any games, and this is cold weather, okay? We do have cooler temperatures that will be moving through our area really consistently throughout the night. I mean, we got to 54 degrees today. Our low temperatures this morning was at 47, because we're kind of right where we need to be, though, as far as those high temperatures. We've been a little warmer overnight. We're at 47 or excuse me, not 47. We're at 45 degrees for our temperatures right now. And then our dew points are at 39 as well as what it feels like outdoors. And the reason we are starting to feel that wind chill. It's because we've got a northerly flow of the wind at about 12 miles per hour. So with that being said, with the wind coming from the north and a little bit of a breeze, just keep that in mind. Tonight and even when you wake up tomorrow morning, it's going to likely feel cooler than what the actual temperature is. We're still holding steady in the 40s for all of our areas across southeast Wisconsin. We're ranging as low as 40 degrees. High as 45, and that's in Milwaukee. We've got one area that has made it to the 30s already, and that is West Bend, right at 39. Everybody else will start to fall more into the 30s, especially after midnight. That is when we'll start to see that trending. So when you wake up tomorrow morning, this temperature trend is specifically for Milwaukee. We will be waking up in the 30s. You wonder why, right? Well, we had a low pressure that was in the area yesterday. That was causing all the messy rain, and then it wrapped around, you remember, and it gave us the rain today. Just kind of recapping your brain as all this kind of unfolds. We got the cold front that has now finally passed our area. Behind that cold front is where you're seeing all of the drier air. And look. Look at there. Snow in Marquette. Let's keep it in Marquette, okay? They've been getting a little bit more of that lake effect snow. That won't be something that we'll worry about for our area. We are going to continue to stay dry. As you see, a high pressure just parked off to our far northwest. That right there is going to be what provides us with the sunshine over the weekend as well. Let's take a look here on our Sky Vision Plus. So, we go throughout the rest of tonight, keeping conditions nice and quiet for the most part. Could see maybe a few lingering showers. Otherwise, though, no trouble is going to be caused. Heading into Friday, we could get a little bit of sunshine and start of the day. Then those clouds kind of start to come back towards the afternoon. And we could get some peaks of sunshine within those clouds before the sun goes down. But it's mainly going to be pretty cloudy for Friday. A little bit better with improvements heading into Saturday. Still keeping some clouds around, but we'll get our mixture of sunshine. Now, as we head towards Saturday night, same situation. That is going to be where temperatures are getting... Even cooler, or really Friday night into Saturday morning is when temperatures are going to be cooler as far as lows. But then we start to warm up on Saturday, but then we've got another cooler night ahead of us here. Here's a look at the six-day planner, so you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. Tonight we get to the 30s, and then as we head into Friday's forecast, so for tomorrow, we'll be tonight in the 30s, highs in the 40s for Friday, Friday night into early Saturday. 20s. So we could see some nights where freezing and frost could be possible. So with that being said, don't forget, don't leave the pets outdoors. You may need to start looking at what plants you have outdoors that you may need to bring in over the weekend because we get another Saturday night where it's going to be cold and near freezing as well. Now we warm up during the day in the 50s, get to the 60s by the beginning of next week. And all of this is going to be with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. And then that slight chance of rain comes for our Veterans Day forecast So we've got a lot of weather going on, but most importantly, a great weekend ahead of us here. Back to you at the desk. I'm excited to see the sun again. Thanks, Holly. The National Weather Service calls it a catastrophic flooding event. Towns along the Georgia-Tennessee border are completely shut down after being hit with historic levels of high water. Fox's Grinnell Scott has more on the devastation and the countless rescues. I've never seen flooding like this in my life. The damage is being called catastrophic. Along the Georgia-Tennessee border, nine inches of rain fell overnight. That led the Ocoee River to crest at 18 feet, a new record, sending water flowing into McKaysville, Georgia, and Copper Hill, Tennessee. Both cities are now shut down. Residents have been ordered to evacuate and stay away, but some didn't leave fast enough. The sheriff's deputies knocked on the front door and said, You need to evacuate now, but by the time my wife got dressed and I got the animals, They had to send a boat for us. Dozens of boat rescues have been reported as first responders scramble to clear the area. Police say they are now going door to door, making sure trapped residents get to safety. But with the flooding still near record levels, it won't be easy. There's still places inside the city that we cannot get to, but we're trying to get, you know, as you see, the Blackhawk and other things there, put eyes in the sky so we can see what's going on. It's still far too early to assess the damage, but it will be extensive. In addition to the water, residents are reporting significant damage to both personal and public property. And it's not clear how long the recovery effort will take. We've got motorcycles underwater, cars underwater. Every one of the shops in McKaysville is underwater. So I imagine they'll be closed for quite a while. Keep us in your prayers. And the flood threat now shifts to the coast, the storm system bringing heavy rain to parts of the northeast and mid-Atlantic. Grinnell Scott, Fox News. We are following breaking news from out west. This is the scene in Colorado now. There has been a police shooting in the suburb of Denver. The suburb is Lakewood. Sources tell our Fox station out there, Fox 31, that several officers were shot. Police have not confirmed that or the severity of their injuries. But you're taking a look at some aerial shots there outside of a hospital where you saw a number of police officers gathered there. We can gather from that that this is where those officers who were wounded have been transported. We're watching the situation. We're told our Fox station there was told that a car crashed into a bus and then there was gunfire. The circumstances, again, we are still waiting for more information as well as a possible news conference, but a police shooting out there, a suburb of Denver, and police now are gathering outside of a hospital there. And we'll keep an eye on this and let you know as we learn more information. Actor Russell Brand is convicted of rape and sexual assault in London today. The jury found him guilty on one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault involving four women. He was acquitted on three other sex crime charges. Brand has denied the allegations, some of which date back more than 20 years ago. He'll be sentenced on Monday. Caught on camera, heart-stopping surveillance video out of Chile captures the terrifying moment a runaway car tire slammed into a young man who was just walking down the sidewalk. This is a miracle. That 19-year-old walked away with only minor cuts and bruises. Our cameras show the... Whoa. Oh, my gosh. The loose wheel just flies off of the vehicle, bounces across traffic, and knocks the guy off of his feet again. Oh my, he's fine. That tire was so high in the air, that's wild. Nearly 200,000 air fryer ovens sold exclusively at Target. They're being recalled after dozens of people reported suffering burns. This is the Gourmet stainless steel digital air fryer ovens. Federal regulators, they warn that the oven doors can snap shut unexpectedly if bumped, and that could be a burn hazard. Gormia is giving out a free repair kit. It includes an attachable doorstop. With more people on or trying to get on GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, medical experts are shining a light on common misconceptions. And the warning signs about getting unapproved medications online. Fox's Chris DiMeo has more from New York. Right now, medical experts are working to dispel some of the myths about GLP-1 drugs as more people get their hands on them. Analytics company Gallup conducted a web survey of more than 5,000 adults earlier this year. According to the data, 11% of U.S. adults are taking GLP-1 medications for weight loss, a significant increase from just 3% back in 2024. These medications were originally studied for diabetes, and so they do lower blood glucose. But out of those studies, we also saw the reduction in weight, which is why they started being studied for weight loss. Emily McCoy is an associate clinical professor at Auburn University. She says one of the most common misconceptions about GLP-1 drugs is that taking them is an easier path to weight loss. If you do nothing else but take that medication, you will see some benefit, but you're going to have a lot more benefit when you combine that with diet and exercise. Guys. Meanwhile, a word of caution for people looking to get GLP-1 medications online. We don't always know what you're getting when you buy it online. So it has the name, but it may not be safe and accurate. And there can also be dosing issues because it tends to come compounded in a vial versus a pre-filled pen. This as the Food and Drug Administration has recently issued a list of telehealth red flags. Citing what people looking to get compounded GLP-1s, which are not FDA approved, should be cautious of, including receiving meds without having a screening or prescription, not having access to a licensed doctor to ask questions after receiving the drugs, and being offered prices that are just too good to be true. Chris DiMeo, Fox News. Well, the long road to recovery continues for people impacted by the Menasha tornado. Some small businesses say they're still waiting for insurance before they think about taking a loan. But the Small Business Administration told Fox's Josh Cavender they want people to know it is an option. They had over 59 applicants so far, so the applications have been growing from the past month that we've spoke. The U.S. Small Business Administration is working with Fox Cities businesses to give out loans to those that need financial aid. The group has provided support at the former UWO Fox Cities campus since last month. SBA officials say the process is a simple way to get federal help. They just have to have themselves, their person if they're going to have a co-signer on the loan with them, and of course, their ID. Chef Fresh Pizza in Menasha has been... has been closed since the July tornado. Its windows were blown out, kitchen equipment damaged, and walls shifted. Owner Scott Doran tells Fox 11 an SBA loan just isn't on the table for the business right now. The insurance company still hasn't paid out for the damages. If they say, hey, it's going to cost $700,000 or $500,000 to rebuild this place, oh yeah, you can give me a loan to do it, but I've got to still tear the park down, the building down. I've still got to come up with code. I've still got to do a lot of other stuff. And if their money's not there, I'm just paying on a loan now. Businesses aren't covered under FEMA aid, and Doran says he's hesitant to take funds donated from the community. Some people lost their house and they lost their job because their employer, their business was damaged, you know So there are other people that are in worse situations than us. So I don't want to just take the resources away from them. You know, I don't want to be selfish like that. It's still a long road for businesses recovering from damage dealt by the July tornado in Menasha. Josh Cavender, Fox 11 News.