1. A child is in the hospital right now, after being hit by a car while walking to school this morning in Cudahy. The crash happened around 8 AM at the intersection of Ramsey & Swift. A nine-year-old was walking to J.E. Jones Elementary School and was hit. Investigators say the driver left the scene but was later taken into custody for "hit and run causing injury." The Cudahy Police Chief says the driver is an 89-year-old woman. Charges will be given to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office. We're told the nine-year-old has multiple injuries and is now at Children's Hospital.

2. Jamaica is bracing for impact as Hurricane Melissa closes in. Cat-5 storm is inching along at just 7 miles per hour but packing winds of 185 miles per hour. The National Hurricane Center is warning that up to 40 inches of rain could fall in southern Hispaniola and Jamaica through Wednesday. A strict indoor shelter order is in effect until the storm has cleared. In eastern Cuba, up to 25 inches of rain could fall through Wednesday. And in the southeast Bahamas, Turks and Caicos, up to 10 inches of rain could fall through Wednesday night.

3. Amazon is cutting 14-thousand jobs primarily in its corporate offices. The company's CEO says it's all due to the advancements in Artificial Intelligence. A-I lessens the need for certain positions. Amazon execs say the workers impacted will have an opportunity to look for open roles in other areas of the company. This is one of the largest rounds of layoffs in the company's history. In a note to employees this morning, Amazon said the world is changing quickly and this generation of A-I is the most transformative technology we've seen since the internet.

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1. The Madison School Board meets tonight on the heels of an allegation that staff members at Whitehorse Middle School were involved in a physical and sexual assault. The School District released a statement late last night, just before 11 PM, saying the matter is being taken very seriously and a team was immediately pulled together to address the situation. The Whitehorse Middle School leadership team, MMSD administration, and the Office of School Safety are working together and following district’s policies and procedures in responding to this matter. The assault allegation has also been reported to law enforcement. The Madison Metropolitan School District is the state's *second* largest school district, behind Milwaukee.

2. Hurricane Melissa is now a monster category 5 storm with winds reaching 160 miles per hour. The hurricane is on a collision course with Jamaica. The storm is expected to bring catastrophic flooding and landslides to Jamaica, Haiti - where three people are already confirmed to have died - the Dominican Republic, and other northern Caribbean Islands. Significant impacts to Florida and the East Coast of the United States are not expected.

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Wisconsin’s Midday News recaps the Green Bay Packers victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers and former QB Aaron Rodgers. What did Rodgers and Love have to say about each other postgame? What are some of the differences between the two QB’s?

Wauwatosa Mayor Dennis McBride talks about how the Trump Administration denied Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' request for funds for local governments across six counties to rebuild, which means they could be on the hook for the bills. In Milwaukee County, those include damage to Hart Park in Wauwatosa. How does he feel about this decision from the Trump Administration? What does this mean moving forward for those living in these counties? How is the impact felt throughout all of the counties?

1. Hurricane Melissa is a now category-5 storm. The system is barreling towards Jamaica with winds up to 160 miles per hour. Catastrophic and life-threatening winds, flooding, and storm surge are expected in Jamaica tonight and tomorrow morning. Officials are concerned the slow speed of the storm could mean it impacts the island for 24 hours! Officials are now telling people to stay where they are. Some of the U.S. Navy ships in the region have been repositioned to avoid the direct path of the hurricane. About one-thousand military personnel have already been evacuated from GitMo.

2. Preliminary construction work on the I-94 East-West project in Milwaukee is officially underway! The project covers approximately 3.5 miles of I-94 between 70th Street and 16th Street in Milwaukee County. The purpose is to improve safety, reduce congestion, and replace aging infrastructure on this heavily trafficked stretch of freeway. The reality is headaches for your commute in and out of downtown. The most significant road closures begin the week of November 3rd. A single lane will be closed in each direction of I-94 between 70th Street and Zablocki Drive. Also, expect the long-term closure of the Hawley Road interchange, the southbound ramp from 175 to westbound 94 and the entrance ramp from 68th street to eastbound 94. This is phase one of a larger project phase one is expected to take roughly 3 years to complete.

3. We now know when Sean Diddy Combs will get out of prison. He has been in federal custody for more than a year and was found guilty this month of federal crimes. Combs was found not guilty of racketeering conspiracy and two counts of sex trafficking.

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CBS News White House Correspondent Stacy Lyn talks about President Trump starting the second leg of his five-day Asia Trip. Trump is in Japan to meet with the country’s emperor and new prime minister. There’s a meeting set for Thursday with China’s Xi Jinping to helpfully finalize deals on trade to TikTok.

MMAC Senior Advisor Tim Sheehy talks about how Metro Milwaukee is now home to two very large data center campuses, which are attracting growing controversy, what are some of the key issues and myths? The media industry is also going through a major change, how has this affected how news is delivered at a local level? What are some of the most recent economic indicators for metro Milwaukee and how the economy is doing?