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Guests include Owner of Folklore Mercantile Scott Fleming before we toss to Brewers coverage!

Owner of Folklore Mercantile Scott Fleming talks about the dam possibly breaking in Merton if water keeps rising, what clean up is looking like, how his store was impacted by the flooding, and how the community has come together.

1. New technology is helping the city of Milwaukee with cleanup efforts in the wake of our historic flooding. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joined Public Works crews this morning and gave an update on the city's recovery process. One of things he highlighted is an app that's helping crews be more efficient. DPW workers use the app to take a picture of bulky debris (so that wet couch that's out on the curb) and log its location. The information then gets uploaded immediately, so pickup crews can go straight to that location. The city implemented the app just two months ago. Ideal timing as city leaders say the devastation is intense and heartbreaking. That's Alderwoman Pratt. She said some of the families in her district don't have basements so its their first floors that have been destroyed.

2. For the second time in a month, the Brewers are knocking on the door of 12 straight wins and free Burgers from George Webb. Apparently, Burger talk has not reached the Clubhouse just yet, according to Brewers outfielder Sal Frelick. If the Brewers win today, you can still go to George Webbs, but don't expect free burgers just yet. Coverage of today's game begins at 12:35 on WTMJ. Following today's game, the Brewers embark on an 8-game road trip to Cincinnati and Chicago for a 5-game series against the Cubs.

3. A new poll puts U.S. drinking, at its lowest level since the 80s! The government is expected to release new guidelines on alcohol later this year. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has promised big changes, but hasn't said how the alcohol recommendations may shift.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include Wauwatosa East High School Athletic Director Andrew Thompson and ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan.

We wrap up with an update on the Violent Femmes coming to Milwaukee and a preview of tonight's Brewers game.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how when public school students in Uvalde, Texas return to the classroom this week, their movements and the movements of everyone else on the district’s eight campuses will be monitored by security cameras. Three-and-a-half years after a teenaged gunman opened fire at Uvalde’s Robb Elementary School, the surveillance cameras, themselves, have been given an AI upgrade to enhance their ability to spot trouble. It comes as more documents are to be released on the highly criticized law enforcement response to the 2022 massacre that left 21 people dead. Plus, what's the latest on the shooting at an Austin, Texas Target that left 2 dead.

Wauwatosa East High School Athletic Director Andrew Thompson talks about the turf getting ruined in the flooding over the weekend. When will the field be cleaned up? Will the team be able to play this Friday?