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Guests include Auto Reporter Jeff Gilbert and MLB.com Brewers Beat Writer Adam McCalvy.

We wrap up with the latest skincare craze among pre-teen girls.

MLB.com Brewers Beat Writer Adam McCalvy talks about a pitching prospect getting called up, what this current team is doing right and what needs to be improved upon, and how the Brew Crew is giving back to kids in the community.

Auto Reporter Jeff Gilbert talks about top safety picks for cars. What goes into checking a vehicle’s safety? What models of car top the list?

1. Narrowing down the search area for a Pewaukee native accused of killing his three young daughters in Washington State. Investigators have now turned the Travis Decker case over to federal authorities. That means the FBI, U.S. Marshals Service, and the Department of Homeland Security are now conducting the operation. The feds have zoned in on a community just a few miles from the campground where the bodies of the three young girls were found, along with Decker's trucks. Investigators are all over the area. Autopsy results released on Monday show the girls were suffocated. The Pewaukee native was struggling with PTSD and was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder after leaving active service.

2. What's in the water down there in Illinois agricultural fertilizer. About 111,000 people mostly in Will and Kankakee Counties are affected. Officials are warning residents NOT to boil the water. Boiling tap water can actually increase concentration of nitrate levels.

3. A warning today about a tricky little ant with a wicked sting. The Asian needle ant has been found mostly in the northeast and southeast parts of the U.S., but it has been detected here in Wisconsin.

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

Guests include Wisconsin-native living in California Caitlin Morrall.

We also talk about ‘Deep Thought’ going up for auction and which movie theater chain is adding more commercials ahead of their movies.

Wisconsin-native Caitlin Morrall gives the latest update on her home and community following the destructive California wildfires. Where is the process at with moving back into her home? What does the cost continue to look like?

1. The National Guard is now involved in the search for a Pewaukee native accused of killing his three young daughters in Washington State. They join more than 100 law enforcement officers who are combing the central and northern part of the state looking for Travis Decker. Investigators say, Decker's wilderness skills could help him survive on his own for weeks. Right now, they're searching deep into the Cascade Mountains. It's a difficult search, but Erik Hampton with one of the SWAT teams involved says they have the 'best of the best' out there. The Pewaukee native was suffering from PTSD and was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder after leaving active service. His ex-wife's lawyer says he loved those three girls. As the manhunt continues, authorities have released new, more recent photos of Decker.

2. The CDC, FDA, and public health officials in several states are investigating a multistate outbreak of Salmonella infections linked to eggs. Wisconsin is not yet included in the affected states.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Three Big Things.

Guests include WTMJ Reporter Adam Roberts, TMJ4 Meteorologist Kristen Kirchhaine, and ABC News Investigative Correspondent Alex Stone.

ABC News Correspondent Alex Stone talks about it was a weekend of violence and political statements in the streets of Los Angeles after immigration raids started on Friday. Friday and Saturday nights turned into violent protests against federal agents prompting President Trump to deploy the California National Guard under his authority and without the approval of Governor Gavin Newsom. Military Humvees with armed troops from the 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team have moved in with the Pentagon threatening active-duty Marines from Camp Pendleton could be sent in if the streets don't quiet down. Local police battled back crowds and made arrests even though they are barred from taking part in immigration enforcement.

WTMJ's Adam Roberts talks about an emu at a Brewers game over the weekend. Is this THE missing Slinger emu?