FOX6 News at 9 | Oct. 22, 2026

With stories that matter to you, this is Fox 6 News at 9. Have you allowed yourself to just think what it means to start a series like that? No. It's just another game. When tomorrow starts, be ready to compete and go win. It's a long layoff, and if we want to use it as an excuse, then let people use it as an excuse, but I refuse to do that. Our big story at 9, World Series E. The teams are here, and so is media from around the world. And rosters are still being finalized. And then all that's left, we need someone to just yell, play ball. It's going to be an anxious night of sleep ahead for Brewers fans and players alike. But while the Brewers are home sleeping in their own beds. Our Abriel Preciado is outside the Pfister Hotel downtown. The Rays home away from home for the next couple of days of Abriel. That's right, you guys. While things may look very calm right now, I can just tell you guys that from talking to fans out here, they are definitely feeling the excitement that it is palpable throughout the city i mean let me just tell you guys what we were uh seeing earlier today uh several of the fans that we spoke with uh pretty much uh you know they were saying that they're just super excited to see their favorite team take the biggest stage in baseball now we did see a couple of them sporting their Brewer swag others riding on the giant baseballs that are also placed in different spots throughout the area signing off their messages and obviously just you know throwing out their biggest support to the Brewers ahead of Friday night's game take a listen I grew up watching and listening to the Brewers with my dad and my grandpa so I was two years old in 1982 so the feeling is just it's just really emotional almost had a teared up during the game in game four when they met when they swept them so just super excited for game one going with my wife tomorrow and i'm super excited uh this is like a dream come true i've waited my whole life basically for this moment so i'm super excited i can't wait and game one will be taking place tomorrow at 7 p.m. at American Family Field so all of us are wishing the Brewers the best of luck and you guys I hope you know we do take that W tomorrow reporting live Abril Preciado Fox 6 News we're so excited I don't know how we're going to sleep tonight. All right, Abril, thanks. And today was media day at the ballpark. The Brewers, the players, the coaches, and top brass all took questions. Our Lily Zhao was there to get the vibe of the clubhouse. The Milwaukee Brewers are managed by Pat Murphy, who always knows how to hold a crowd. He also knows just the right buttons to push with his players. But through the season, Murph in the dugout, in his office, in team meetings, always has something to say. and the guys really relished their favorite memories of Murph this season ahead of a World Series run. I think the one where he was eating a pancake on the field during an interview, that's pretty good. That's Murph right there. He called me Konnichiwa, and I called him Konnichiwa. Why did he say that? Because I don't know if you remember Thiago Vieira, the Brazilian guy. He came from Brazil, and I asked, hey, do you speak Japanese? And I asked, hey, tell me a couple words from there. And he said, ah, konnichiwa, and that's when we started saying konnichiwa. He said, it was like midway through the season or a little bit more, he's like, if you're tired, go to sleep. That's what stuck out the most. If you're tired, take a nap. That's probably been the one you've heard. You have to love the humor from Pat Murphy and also that phrase, when you're tired, go to sleep. I heard that from a couple other players, so that must be one of his favorite phrases. But also, one that the players will relish, they're not sleeping during this World Series run. they are ready to play. Game one, Brewers-Rays, Friday night on Fox 6. It's going to be one to behold, and all eyes, of course, will be on Pat Murphy. Reporting from American Family Field, Lily Zhao, Fox 6 Sports. We need a wall of Murph inspiration. If you're tired, go to sleep here at Fox 6. You can watch all the Brewers World Series games right here on Fox 6. Game one is tomorrow, Friday. Our coverage starts at four. Then a special Brewers edition of Fox 6 News at five. First pitch is at seven. Stay with us after the game for a special edition of Fox 6 News they say good things come for those who wait and tonight Kim, look at these deals. World Series ticket prices are dropping. Uh yeah, they're still not cheap. Is that two million dollars at the bottom? I think we added. Okay, I think we added next year I was like wow. Okay, I did see some tickets for under two thousand dollars for standing room. Yeah but they must have been like snapped up. So it's still going to cost you. Where's Pam Kramer? Kids don't need to go to college. Did he snap those up? Yeah. That baby doesn't need to eat. We'll see what happens tomorrow with those prices. Hey, if you aren't going to the game, but you want to experience all the excitement, there are several watch parties that are scheduled. Millions of watch parties. Many, if not most, are bars and restaurants. They're having specials. We have a post on fox6now.com and Fox Local, the app, with a list of some of the bigger events that planned. The Deer District, one of those having a Brewers watch party for Game One. It'll be right after the Bucks home opener which shifted the start time to 3 p.m. because of the series and one lucky fan will be handed Game Two tickets at their watch party and MPD says minors, your curfew hours still in place. Okay, tickets for the watch party inside AmFam Field for games three and four sold out in minutes. Yeah, this is the away games right when they're gonna have all the fans watch on the big screens. Fans who missed out they're upset after seeing some of those tickets end up on the secondary market on markets with huge markups we went online we found many watch party tickets they were purchased for 15 bucks like that's what the Brewers were selling them for they're going for more than 100 each some as high as 400 Milwaukee's Ticket King tells us they bought some watch party tickets today. They're trying to flip them for $125. The company's president says that price is based on the market because we're bonkers about the Brewers right now and he wishes prices, especially for game tickets, were lower. We don't like this either. It's very difficult to acquire tickets for us to acquire tickets when prices are this high because what happens is the season ticket holders and the people that have extra tickets to sell, they call us up they see these crazy prices online and they expect to get the same thing for their ticket for the tickets that they own all right so here is the World Series schedule we know game one is tomorrow and then Saturday we're back at AmFam Field for game three that's when the series will move to Tampa for games three and four and then if necessary that's where game five is as well if there is a game six and then a Halloween game seven that's back here in Milwaukee it's easy to keep track of the start time because they're all at 7 p.m it's easy to keep track of the channel kim one two three four five six seven they're all on Fox Six two o'clock oh seven o'clock is right it's like where are you going with this i know oh yes seven o'clock Fox Six we'll get it straight by tomorrow okay it's not just tickets that are hard to find Brewers gear flying off the shelf the team store in the ballpark get this had to close today due to the crazy demand Christina Van Zels joins us live. Christina, what's left out there? Okay, there are still some things left, but you have to be careful with sizing and not everything, of course, is there. The Brewers, they do say the team store staff is restocking inventory and merch and will only reopen to ticketed fans when the ballpark gates open for game one tomorrow. Now tonight, there was a rush of shoppers getting their last minute gear. This is at Rally House in Greenfield. They have three locations. Look at that line. That was long, and the tables and racks of Brewers gear, they were picked over, but the store says it is consistently getting new shipments tomorrow and throughout the series. Now, the Rally House says the World Series gear is a bestseller, including these t-shirts and the hats. Those are also popular right now. I also stopped by the Green and Gold store in Greenfield. They are known for Packers gear, but the people shopping there today were looking for stuff and they did have several racks of clothes people there were also cracking me up they were sharing with each other stories other stories and stores that had things and places shoppers shouldn't go so that was fun to see as fans were kind of talking to each other about sizes and merch and again what places to avoid that were sold out so even that shopping experience it is bringing fans together Ben and Kim back to you it looked like piranha went through the Rally House Did you see, though? I mean, that's crazy. It's like Black Friday, Christina. Those lines? Yeah, that's a good comparison. It was giving Black Friday vibes of 2000, because we haven't seen Black Fridays. Like, this is bigger than, this is like Christmas. Yeah, thanks, Christina. I appreciate it. I like, too, where they're like, don't go to that store. Medium, good luck. Medium, right. Those sold out two days ago. Two days ago. All right. All right, look at this. If you're flying into Milwaukee tonight, you're probably like, oh, this is a great flight. And then at the last second, it gets really scary because, look it, this is a crazy shot. This is 1,000 feet in the air from our Estabrook Tower camera, and those lights down there is the city of Milwaukee. The fog is thick out there tonight. Tom, this is, what, been four days now of fog? Yeah, yeah, dew points have gone up, but come on, isn't science cool when you look at that picture? It is. Right? You can see we're above the clouds from that camera there, above the fog. Well, I'll tell you what, we have got, yeah, very foggy conditions tonight, but it's going to go away just in time for the Brewers in Game 1 of World Series. I'm going to have your tailgating forecast coming up after the break. Samson, you're all smiles, buddy. We are going to the World Series. And Ted Perry was not the only person to tear up after his viral interview with a young Brewers fan in L.A. Turns out the Miz also got emotional. The touching moment at today's media day after a quick break here on Fox 6 News at 9. Corruption in Madison. You're watching Fox 6 News with Ben Handelman, Tim Murphy, and Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs. That went viral instantly. Samson Herman, a boy with cerebral palsy, shared his pure joy with our Ted Perry after the Brewers beat the Dodgers to advance to the World Series. He said his two favorite players were Jackson Chourio and Jacob Misiorowski. Today, Ted asked about the Miz, about that moment and the impact he's had on the team. I don't know if you saw it or not. After the win in Los Angeles the other night, I interviewed a young fan with cerebral palsy, literally cannot walk, and he was overcome with joy. And I said, who are your favorite players? And he said, Jackson Chourio, and the Miz. And I'm just wondering, whether you've seen it or not, do you give yourself time to think about the effect you have on these fans and the joy you bring to a young 13-year-old kid who can't play the game ever but is so happy for you that you're going to the World Series? Yeah, I mean, I did. I saw the video. no uh it's honestly incredible just having that effect on people so no i mean i really don't have words for it you know just it's okay i didn't it's cool yeah i don't know how to answer that one you know there's a it's an honor to be in that spot in that situation to have that effect on a fan and someone of you know just anyone so it's it's cool it's really cool the miz getting a little emotional and check this out samson's dad sent us this video showing his reaction to ted's question samson and his dad are going to the world series thanks to two milwaukee area business owners joshua meyer and santiago speranza they got into town tonight from minnesota so welcome to milwaukee have they stopped smiling since i don't think so so fun to follow that story and how cool is this this was the story up on mlb.com today they interviewed ted and our photographer jake salzbrun a different perspective here on that viral moment in the story ted and jake they both talked about all of the fans who handed them napkins as the tears started to flow out in la you know what's really uh surprising about that i think like you and i know ted's a crier right so we'd have the napkins ready but the fact that people in dodger stadium fans are like let it out we love him because he does have that heart he does connect um let's talk about the weather tomorrow folks who are going to be tailgating is it are we going to have fog again no we're going to be all good you guys and again incredible incredible story there and that to me just to go back to what we were just talking about here that's what this is all about right that's what this entire experience is all about and this it's so special here in milwaukee wisconsin and uh just just incredible there well let's talk about our weather because well first things first it's the fog right let's take a look at your weekend riding forecast because the fog will be gone by 10 o'clock in the morning on Friday. You know, I call weekends like this a bonus weekend because we know the later on we get in October, you never really know what you're going to get, right, when it comes to our weather. And this is a bonus weekend for sure. 67 near the lake on Friday, 70 Saturday, 72 on Sunday. Gorgeous weather ahead. Let's take a look across the state on Saturday. I mean, look at this. Temperatures 60s and 70s, our average high, by the way, upper 50s this time of year. Sunday looking beautiful as well, a bit cooler up to the north and off to the west, but 60s and 70s for highs on Sunday. Gorgeous stretch of weather ahead for the weekend. Well, let's talk about this dense fog advisory. This was just issued by the National Weather Service. It does not include all of our counties as of right now, but it does include Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee, Washington, and Racine counties, and it runs until 10 a.m. I wouldn't be surprised if we see more counties added here throughout the night, as again that dense fog is spreading inland as our inland communities are starting to cool. Now, we call it dense fog when the visibility is at a quarter of a mile or less. So that's what we're seeing in many of our lakeshore and even some inland communities tonight. Well, you're going to have to take my word for this one. I had to double check what camera this was. This is downtown tonight, and you can't see a thing. We are totally fogged in, and this is hands down my favorite image of the night. This is our Estabrook Park Tower camera about 1,000 feet up. Let me step out of the way. So we've talked about how fog is a stratus cloud, right? It's a stratus cloud on the ground, and it is only a few hundred feet above the ground, and then it's completely clear so at camera level here from that Estabrook Park Tower camera that we have there on the tower you can see that it is totally clear but yet here on the ground we are totally fogged in 54 degrees dew point 54 it means the air can't hold any more water so we get the fog wind is light out of the northeast and air pressure looking good so we're dropping through the 50s tonight we're going to hold pretty steady all night because once that temperature hits the dew point well it can't drop below the dew point so we're going to stay in the 50s all night here with that fog around not much going on across most of the country severe weather though continues in the southwest let's get into sky vision plus here quickly because i do want to show you that we are going to be seeing this dense fog continuing overnight until about 10 o'clock in the morning once we get past there we got a beautiful day ahead for us here the model picking up on that fog but then no fog tomorrow night because we're not going to have as high of dew points so good news to report there we are in store for just a wonderful wonderful Friday once we get rid of this fog temperatures a little cooler near the lake and just a little warmer inland tomorrow we'll go about 65 to 70 so tailgating i'm putting it all on here for you and it looks phenomenal Friday and again on Saturday i mean you talk about a gorgeous stretch of weather on the way now things start to change next week with temperatures in the 50s and rain chances return especially on Tuesday that's the latest from here back to you inside Tom thanks the Brewers had a lot of great moments on the field this year that wowed everyone but what was your favorite i don't have time to think about this there's a lot of them we're gonna look try our best we're gonna look back at the whole season of highlights that came to define this team it's next when we go beyond the game on Fox six news at nine it has been a historic year for the Milwaukee Brewers but the story isn't over yet so Fox six sports team putting together a montage of some of the most memorable moments of the season so far three two to vargas which is certainly going to two outs in the ninth that's on the ground what a two-two pitch yes we are twas the night before game one of the world series it feels like christmas for all of us brewers fans and we've got more exclusive moments from today's media day including an interview with another coach who helped shape two brewer stars it's fascinating it's a live interview next and what are the chances the world series is happening on your wedding day and the brewers are in it for me two local brides who would have answered slim when they were planning their big day the unbelievable predicament and why both brides could not be more exciting Fox news with ben hendelman kim murphy and chief meteorologist tom walks it's game one you know for me like this is the spot we want to be in and you know we're lucky enough to be here and have the opportunity with everything that might happen or could happen Jacob Miszewski getting the nod to starting game one of the world series for the crew no surprise really fun fact that i think is just wild the Miz and brewers reliever aaron ashby They both went to the same junior college, Crowder College in Missouri, and we're so happy to talk to you right now live. Their former head coach, Travis Lallemund, who is in Milwaukee. You're going to be at the World Series tomorrow. This is exciting. Do you have nerves for your former players? I'm nervous as a fan. I really am. No, he's very prepared for it, and I know he spent the time with their staff and coaches and things like that. But, you know, hanging on every pitch of last nine outs of, you know, game four versus the Dodgers with Ash out there and whatever. It's, you know, as a coach, I think that comes with the territory. Did you ever think coaching at a junior college that you would have players that would make it to the majors? And what was it? Did you see something in those two young men when they arrived on campus? You know, definitely. And both their own story, obviously. but they had a lot of ability, you know, coming in. You just needed to, you know, see them refine that ability, you know, with the strength level and physicality and things like that. You know, that's what junior college does. You know, I said it on something the other day in an interview. You know, junior college is – the way we run it is almost like a 12-week spring training. And, you know, you think about those times where guys get better in that course of time. And I know the older guys hate it, you know, because it's 33 games. They don't want to play. But, you know, for the younger guys, it's, you know, time to get better. And I think that's what junior college, at least at Crowder College, that's what it does. The Miz is tall and lanky now. I would love to know what he looked like when he showed up on your campus. And also, he hit 100 miles per hour for the first time when you were coaching him. Do you remember that? I do. I don't remember the exact moment I just remember the moment he hit it in the World Series I think the first fastball he threw in the JUCO World Series that year was 101 or 102 the hitter almost looked defeated right from the start and looked over to the dugout and was like holy cow but the funny story about that is he came out moving a little bit slower and I asked our pitching coordinator who was in the bullpen with him before the game I said it doesn't look like he's moving right is he okay and first fastball comes out 101 or 102, whatever it was. Never mind, he's all right. He's fine. He's fine. Well, Coach, I want to talk a little bit more about that because I remember my freshman year in college, I was just like a string of grass, you know, a blade of grass. I was so thin, and I can imagine the Miz was like that too. And just to see him grow, you know, because you have people that count you out because they see, you know, that you're a small person, you're thin. And did he come in with that kind of mindset, or did he already know that he had those talents? I think he knew he had those talents, but I think, you know, he also had a growth mindset, understanding that, you know, he had to gain some weight. He had to do some things. He had to get stronger, you know, especially the core strength thing. You know, just being that long and, you know, just uncoordinated at some points, you know, he had to get a lot stronger. So, really, I think he got that as much as anything. And, you know, there were times where I said the other day, you know, he fought it a little bit probably early and didn't like some of the things. But, you know, I think ultimately that's what development is, is sometimes development in the weight room and things like that is uncomfortable. Yeah, Aaron Ashby, too, probably. I think he would have won the NLCS MVP if it wasn't for the rest of the bullpen being so great, too. He's been unstoppable. But when we talk to him, he also has such a calm demeanor. I mean, has he always been that way? Where's the fire come from? He's always been very stoic and, you know, just in control of everything emotion-wise. And I think that comes from, you know, just who he is. I mean, he's fun off the field and stuff like that. And he hits that line and becomes a different competitor, almost like an alter ego, you know. He's just a very stoic, poised guy, which he's always been very poised and never let anything bother him through success or failure. But, you know, now he's seeing that success. And a lot of people around here that watched him, or around home, I should say, that watched him play, they're like, you know, it's so impressive to me. And I remember him the way he was here. And, like, you know, that's his personality, and that's who he is. Coach, thanks for spending time with us. We hope you enjoy every single moment of the game. Thanks for developing these great players. We're just so grateful to have you there. Thanks, Coach. Appreciate it. Yeah, appreciate you guys having me on. Thank you very much. Go Brewers. Go Brewers. Go Brewers. Let's get to Brandon Cruz. Brandon, there is just something special apparently in the water at Crowder College in Neosho, Missouri. Yeah, you heard the coach talk about these guys in particular. Aaron Ashby. Now, I was talking to him today about the Miz and what he meant to this team. And, you know, we always realize that this team has been put together by Matt Arnold. However, because of the connection with them at Crowder, maybe it's not Matt Arnold who brought the Miz here. Take a listen. Following up on a question earlier with seeing Miz early in his college, so can we credit you for bringing him to the Brewers? No, I don't think so. I don't know that I had a whole lot to do with that. I'm sure he was already on their radar. But, yeah, it was certainly one of those things where we were in the weight room and Matt Arnold was working out after one of the games. And I was just like, hey, man, you know, Miz is out there. He's a Crowder guy. I'm sure he'll be great. So I think he's turned out pretty good. I think it did. And I still think that you have to give Ashby a little credit at least for the Miz being here and starting in game one, guys. I would say so. and I've got an assignment, Brandon. I need to find out where Ashby got those glasses. I know that they're, you know, for protective gear in the game, but I could rock those. They're stylish. They're stylish. We'll see what we can do. Thanks, Brandon. Your coverage has been great, Brandon. Thanks. You know, many times wedding dates are chosen two years in advance. Couples, they never thought their perfect day would also be a Brewers World Series game. Brewers World Series at that. Samantha Courcy actually wanted to get married at American Family Field and laughed when she was told it was a blackout date just in case the Brewers would make it to the World Series. Well, she booked with the Timber Rattlers instead. She's going to get married there. They're ballparks, so they are true baseball fans. And then there's Tiffany Lenza. She's getting married in Burlington. She says they had two dates to choose from in October and landed on this weekend. I just kind of looked at my fiance and I said, you're the expert on all sport things. Like what conflicts do we have and neither of us even thought about the Brewers going all the way to the World Series and that being a possibility I was like well how cool would it be if the Brewers were actually in the World Series and well now we are which is like just a surreal like full circle moment these ladies are very calm it's the World Series and you're getting married the brides will have the TVs on at their respective venues they also are allowing guests to dress in Brewers gear later in the evening and they will be taking photos in the gear it makes the theme easy you know what the theme's gonna be yes and everyone's gonna be like super super excited congrats to those two well a lot of people they're being introduced to our beer and our brats and cheese curds for the first time don't sleep on the cranberries the incredible show of support from local farmers plus we talked about how kids just seem to love the news so it was only fitting a very young reporter got to ask him a question at media day the Pokemon energy the Brewer star says who'll bring on the mound that's coming up and it's just a little foggy in spots tonight yeah i can't see a thing in downtown Milwaukee right now i'll show you when that fog burns off what to expect for Game One and Game Two if you're going to be tailgating going to watch parties so much excitement I'll have your forecast coming up after the break Something special The Wisconsin Cranberry Growers Association wishing the Brewers very good luck in the series take a look at this How do they do this? Cranberry growers in Wisconsin Rapids, built a 100 foot by 115 foot baseball glove and ball design made just from just harvested floating crimson cranberries. Bet you can't do this in Tampa. You're looking at millions of cranberries. Wisconsin provides more than 60 percent of the world's supply of cranberries. That's impressive. Brewers ace Jacob Mizell gets a lot of attention for his dazzling play on the mound. But, as you already know, he's a big fan of Pokemon cards, like really big. People see him at card shops around town all the time. And with that in mind, today at Media Day, he fielded a Pokemon-themed question from a kid reporter. You must be so excited to start Game 1 of the World Series, and everyone knows how big of a Pokemon fan you are. So, what Pokemon energy are you bringing into the mound on Game 1? Oh, definitely flame. Definitely the flame energy. you know gonna bring uh what's Charizard's signature move i think it's fireball you know gonna bring some fireballs so i'll be ready they spoke a a different language to me whatever you say Jacob i know is that pokemon like language like it's a whole language that's one of the characters i speak pokemon i speak they all have like a different energy like on the card that they can use i don't know how to play it what's your energy news anchor main character just i don't know about that okay you know what's funny they've had these they've had these kid reporters in there yeah they sounded really good didn't they their questions have been amazing they're like it's not the typical how are you going to play on game one like no they get some good answers out of these players they do you know what i was just thinking you guys it's a foggy night right we i mean downtown is totally fogged in right now it's october the rays are staying at the fister right as we talked about oh spooky you know where i'm going right there is no better night to have the fister coast running up and down those halls all night long that's true that would be a shame if you kept them up all night keep them up all night right yeah it's a little spooky across the area which is fitting for this time of year right It is so foggy. Let's talk about it here. A dense fog advisory in effect. Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee, Washington and Racine counties until 10 a.m. Now, as we typically see with these dense fog advisories, counties get added throughout the night. So we'll probably see more counties added to this as the overnight hours tick on. Take a look here. Visibility near zero in Waukesha, a quarter of a mile in Milwaukee, Half a mile Kenosha, quarter of a mile West Bend, less than a quarter of a mile in Port Washington. So we consider it to be dense fog when it's a quarter of a mile or less in visibility. So this is what I mean. Look at downtown right now. Can't see a thing. Totally fogged in. And then we go above the clouds here. And I just got a great question in from a viewer because we always talk about how the fog forms at the surface, right? Where you have the temperature and the dew point being equal. You can see the city lights here. This is only a few hundred feet thick. Heard from somebody at the airport. Tons of flights are canceled tonight at Mitchell because, well, we're stuck in the fog. But what determines how tall the fog layer gets? And the answer to that is both how cool it gets at the surface. The air is actually warmer up here, which means that just above the fog layer, the temperature and the dew point spread out a lot so it's nowhere near close to being saturated so that thickness is very much dependent on how cool it gets at the surface and then how much warmer the consequential air is aloft so it's actually warmer aloft than at the surface right now so typically as we're seeing tonight the fog is usually not very thick at all and this is our airport tower camera here which is just about a thousand feet uh in the air so you can see this is only a few hundred feet thick really cool science though isn't it but again for folks stuck at the airport tonight or having to drive around in this it's that white knuckle kind of driving tonight because you can't really see in front of you 54 degrees dew point 54 so the air can't hold any more water so it condenses out into tiny water droplets that we know of as a stratus cloud on the ground that's the other trivia point for you here is that fog is a stratus cloud on the ground so our head is literally in the clouds right now wind out of the northeast six miles per hour temperatures 50s in most areas 49 Yorkville we're not going to move much in the temperature department here because that temperature is reaching the dew point quiet conditions outside of the fog overnight severe weather continues rare there in the southwest Well, let's get into Sky Vision Plus. Let's take a look here at the fog because it's going to last until about 10 o'clock in the morning. I agree with this end time here. I think it's going to be foggy all morning. But after 10 a.m., that's going to move on out and really burn off as the temperature warms up and separates us from the dew point. Really interesting here that the model can pick up on that fog here. And then you'll notice by about 10, 11 o'clock in the morning, it goes away. Then we just have some high clouds coming in as we go into the afternoon and evening. Temperatures tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 60s near the lake, around 70 inland. Bottom line with the tailgate forecast, I know there are a lot of numbers on here, it's going to be amazing both Friday and again on Saturday. No fog tomorrow night like we have tonight. So for the weekend, we're looking great. Cool next week, highs in the 50s, chance for some rain by Tuesday. let's go brewers that's the latest from here back to you inside go brewers thanks tom new at nine a woman is now charged with OWI and driving the wrong way on the freeway after she was arrested this past saturday all right the woman's name is Tequila Williams hang on to that for a second DOT video shows the SUV going southbound in the northbound lanes of I-41 45 it's believed the driver got on the freeway at Good Hope sheriff's deputies eventually stopped the SUV near Capitol Drive according to a criminal complaint inside the glove box deputies allegedly found wait for it an open bottle of tequila williams was arrested for her second OWI bail set at 150,000 to the milwaukee man now charged in a series of attempted bank robberies in Ozaukee County just got the mug shot this is 22 year old Sedkiri Mays Hughes he's accused of trying to rob two Port Washington state banks on Tuesday, one in Cedarburg, one in Grafton, were told wasn't very good at it because no money was ever taken. Mays Hughes was arrested following a hit and run crash in Grafton several hours later. Well, change coming up in the city of Kenosha. The police chief is on the way out, but he's not going far while he's taking a new job inside City Hall. Kenosha's getting a new city administrator. You might know him. Police Chief Patrick Patton will be stepping down from his current position to take up the role. Our Racine Kenosha County reporter Ben Hanson talked with the chief, the current city administrator, and Kenosha's mayor asking how the decision was made and Patton's goals in the role. I've been involved in city government for 18 years now and I've seen a number of city administrators. I can't remember one that was unanimously approved. Monday, the Common Council unanimously confirmed Patrick Patton, the current Kenosha police chief, as the new city administrator. Appointed by Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala. But I think most importantly is the way he conducts himself and he cares about this community so much. Patton has served as police chief for four years and the Kenosha Police Department for 21. And if you really invested in this community, you really understand the need and the importance of the role that John has fulfilled for so long. And I needed someone that was going to step up, support the mayor, support the city and keep it going. And the more and more I learned from John, the more and more interested I became in it. John Morrissey has been city administrator for six years, saying he is stepping down because of his age. Well, I think the biggest challenge now going forward is making sure that whatever knowledge I have, I can give to Pat. Morrissey announced his retirement in July. The search for his replacement began immediately, and Bogdala announced Patton's appointment last Wednesday. Bogdala, Morrissey, and the city's HR director had interviews with the finalists for the job based on recommendations from an outside panel. I'm going to spend a lot of time focusing on learning from other department heads, making sure I'm meeting their needs to make sure that they're putting out the best possible service they can to the entire community. In Kenosha, Ben Hanson, Fox 6 News. Patton will become the city administrator on January 1st, 2027, and Kenosha's deputy police chief will serve as interim for up to a year during the search for Patton's replacement, and the decision will be made by the Police and Fire Commission.