1. Despite pushback from state and local leaders, President Trump says "we're going in" to Chicago. A federal judge ruled Trump's deployment of National Guard troops in Los Angeles illegal, making it clear the government cannot use the military for law enforcement. While he didn't say when, he did say that it is a certainty. There has been significant pushback from the Mayor of Chicago, the Governor of Illinois and other state officials.

2. A federal court says Google will have to share some of its search engine data with competitors. And now the tech giant is firing back. The court found that Google's dominance was secured through exclusive contracts with companies like Apple, Samsung, and Mozilla to make its search engine the default on their devices and browsers. The ruling bars Google from entering new exclusive contracts that would make its search engine default on devices and browsers.

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We wrap up with how a new survey finds that Gen Z-ers are cutting back on holiday shopping this year, while Baby Boomers plan to spend about 5% more this year.

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Local Celebrity Chef Adam Pawlak talks about some gameday recipes, ahead of the NFL season kicking off this week!

Vice President of VP Strategic Partnerships American Corporate Partners Nicole Murray talks about how over the next 5 years, more than 1 million veterans are expected to transition from the armed forces to civilian life. What will they do? Where will they work? How does American Corporate Partners help with the transition?

1. President Trump is taking the next step to try and keep his tariffs alive. This time, heading to the nation's highest court. On August 29th, a federal appeals court ruled that President Trump exceeded his authority under IEEPA by using it to levy the 10% global tariffs.

2. The woman who allegedly sold the fatal doses of the drug Ketamine to Friends actor Matthew Perry is set to officially tell a judge she committed the crime today. Perry died on October 28, 2023, at age 54, from the acute effects of ketamine, with contributing factors including drowning and coronary artery disease. He was found unresponsive in a hot tub at his home in Los Angeles.

3. After no tickets sold for Monday night's drawing came up winners, tonight's Powerball's jackpot is worth $1.3 billion dollars. Before you get too excited, understand that the lumpsum cash value of the jackpot will only be roughly $589 million. For what its worth, Monday's numbers were: 8, 23, 25, 40, 53, and red Powerball number 5. Two people won 2 million, which means they added $1 dollar to their ticket cost through the POWER PLAY feature, and had all the numbers EXCEPT the Powerball correct. A few 1 million-winning tickets sold in California, Florida, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane talks about President Trump wanting Federal Troops in Chicago, amid local leaders pushing back and threatening legal action. Also, a federal judge ruled Trump's calling of the National Guard to Los Angeles illegal, so why would Chicago be viewed any differently? Why are Federal Agents wearing masks in D.C.? In Milwaukee, the Mayor is against the idea of National Guard troops in the city, but the President of the Milwaukee Police Association welcomes it due to an officer shortage in the city. Meanwhile, Trump is heading for a legal showdown at the Supreme Court after a federal appeals court ruled most of his tariffs were unlawful. If tariffs are struck down, is there additional legal action he could take? Do you have a Fantasy Football Team name? Will you be covering the Commanders and Packers in Green Bay on September 11th?

ESPN Wisconsin’s Jason Wilde talks about if Golden will be in the starting lineup this weekend, initial thoughts going into the season, and what we can expect from the injury report.

1. Despite pushback from state and local leaders, President Trump says "we're going in" to Chicago. A federal judge ruled Trump's deployment of National Guard troops in Los Angeles illegal, making it clear the government cannot use the military for law enforcement. While he didn't say when, he did say that it is a certainty. There has been significant pushback from the Mayor of Chicago, the Governor of Illinois and other state officials.

2. A federal court says Google will have to share some of its search engine data with competitors. And now the tech giant is firing back. The court found that Google's dominance was secured through exclusive contracts with companies like Apple, Samsung, and Mozilla to make its search engine the default on their devices and browsers. The ruling bars Google from entering new exclusive contracts that would make its search engine default on devices and browsers.

3. Happy Birthday eBay! The global online marketplace turns 30 today. eBay founder Pierre Omidyar launched AuctionWeb, a site "dedicated to bringing together buyers and sellers in an honest and open marketplace." The first ever purchase? A broken laser pointer.

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Guests include Wisconsin native living in California Caitlin Morrall and ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski.

We wrap up with the 5th largest Powerball winning up for grabs tomorrow, after no one matched the winning number yesterday.