we start at 11 with breaking news out of new a commuter train crashed into a major rail station -- during this morning's rush-hour commute. right now -- reports are saying one person is dead. local officials also say more than one- hundred others are injured -- many are critical. the hoboken station is a major transit hub across the hudson river from manhattan...and one of the busiest stations in the new york metropolitan area. a passenger on the train is saying it wasn't slowing down as they were approaching the stop...and that's when it crashed. one witness described the scene: i was just assisting some folks

train was there, the ceiling was collapsed on top of the train, as you can imagine, there's wiring and water pipes and things. it's just stuff everywhere. obviously, there are still a lot of questions and crews will be on the scene for some time. the national transportation investigation into what caused the crash. stick with fox 6 for the latest updates. happening now... milwaukee city leaders discussing how to tackle rampant prostitution on the city's near south side. police say they get complaints every day about what is happening between 16th and 27th on greenfield. neighbors say they're finding women passed out in the street and

prostitution has been an issue in their wards. pastor joel jaeger of christ lutheran church says he's been in the area 14 years...and says the prostitution is fueled by drug addiction. he's concerned because the church has a school attached and children often see the women on the street corners ...or the drug paraphernalia left behind. "we find needles, weve chased people sleeping in our backyard in our bushes, we find used condoms on our church steps and it doesnt seem to a be a physical threat but it is just the embarrassment and the children come to our school - what are we teaching them by allowing this t presence and shoo these females off the streets and restore this neighborhood to some stability and then get them the treatment that they need." the meeting is happening now at city hall and is open to the

adlib to weather we're in for a sunny but cool thursday. winds are strong, coming from the nne at 10-20 mph, with gusts in the 30s. highs won't reach much beyond the mid 60s tod we have a chance for isolated showers. in an a-typical weather pattern, these will be coming from the east - thanks to a cutoff low hanging around the midwest. today: mostly sunny and windy. chance of showers late this evening.

the roadside memorial for sylville smith has been removed. friends and family, as you might imagine, are unhappy about it. our a-j bayatpour has the story. they removed the bottles, the shirts, the balloons, the stuff we put up here. qoulisha thompson says the family and friends of sylville smith made a deal with the neighborhood in order to keep the memoril we moved around 10:00. we wasnt loitering. sylville smith was shot dead by a milwaukee police officer on august 13th, prompting violent protests around sherman park. police say smith was brandishing a gun. authorities have yet to release body camera footage of the shooting, which the family says is now what they want most, given the release of video in charlotte of a more recent police shooting that prompted unrest. they released them videos in carolina and the video here in milwaukee still hasnt been

public works took down the memorial at the request of... khalif rainey! who's the alderman for this district. rainey didn't get back to us wednesday. police say the request comes after continued reports of late-night gatherings with loud music and public drinking. one neighbor says that was happening but things had gotten better. at first, it was like, real loud and stuff but over the past weeks, it hasnt been no problems. its been quiet. the family says it wants to be able to re-decorate the tree...but more than released. we need that footage. we're learning more about this week's murder in glendale. police have arrested a 21-year-old milwaukee man in connection to that homicide. the victim has been identified as nya hammond. she shares a child with the man in custody. hammond's mother says her daughter was the victim of domestic violence. we're told she left the man in custody after he beat her with an extension cord earlier this

men. mothers teach your daughters how to be young ladies, and how to be treated as such. know your worth. my babys gone hammond's body was found in the parking lot of the orthopedic hospital early monday morning. we're told she was on her way to work. west bend firefighters speaking out after saving a teenage girl's life earlier this week. inside a basement after some sort of explosion in her home. this happened monday morning on eagle lane. the girl's brother was able to tell firefighters exactly where she was-- and despite the heavy flames they rushed in. this is my first time ever saving someone from a house fire this is not an everyday occurence for us. still alive,

has not been determined, but authorities are investigating whether a dehumidifier was to blame. you decide coverage now. donald trump spoke in front of a sold out crowd of 15-hundred people at the waukesha expo center last night. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke welcomed the presidential nominee to the stage.... former governor tommy thompson urged people to get on the trump train - he was for john kasich during the primary. and trump said thompson was the reason he came to wisconsin . campaign elsewhere, 'get the

back. two points down." the marquette poll shows trump trailing by two points. however, in waukesha county, the last three polls show trump is beating clinton. as for hillary clinton - she campaigned with her former rival bernie sanders yesterday in new hampshire. she outlined a plan for making college debt-free for millions of middle class families...and allowing refinance student loans for more affordable interest rates. "i don't know how we got to where we are, but we are going to fix it. this is wrong. it's wrong for students, it's wrong for families, and it's wrong for our country." and happening today -- anne holton -- the wife of vice presidential nominee tim kaine -- will be in kenosha and milwaukee . and chelsea clinton will be in green bay tomorrow.

what one man lost in the flames. and protests break out for a second day...after an officer-involved shooting in california... what police say the man pointed at them before the shooting. plus two children and a teacher are shot at an elementary school in south carolina... what

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are making progress, pushing back against the loma fire in the santa cruz mountains. but for some residents, it's already too late. fox's azenith smith spoke with one man who lost his house...and his best friend. branzuela says: "i was devastated. at that point i knew it was real." isaiah branzuela can't get the image of what's left of his family home..of eight years..on loma chiquita road..out of his head..burned to the ground..by the "loma" fire.. branzuela says: "not a couch not a chair not a picture all ash." the 44 year old father of three girls says losing his home - not as hard - as losing his best friend..a husky named thailin. the two inseparable, yet branzuela left him home monday..given it was such a hot day. when the fire broke out - he rushed to save thailin - hiking half a mile past road closures..but it was too late. branzuela says: "i'm heartbroken seven years he was with me

terminal cancer.. in day three of the intense fire fight, skyfox overhead capturing plumes of smoke..above the santa cruz mountains.. an air attack made repeated water drops on hot spots, as hand crews..worked through the difficult terrain.. bernheisel says: "having to dog hand lines down in order to create the contain lines for the fire. and it's steep, it's ro a lot of heavy brush to cut through and clear out of the way." as night fell, some evacuees..gathered at a cal fire staging area in morgan hill..with their belongings..watchin g the fiery glow from the ridge.. as for branzuela..friends are helping him and his family..collecting donations and raising money through a go fund me.. branzuela says he's used to fires in the mountains..but nothing like this one. branzuela says: "when something is that big and out of control that much it doesn't matter how much preparation that you do..the

protests break out again in el cajon ca-hone , california...after the officer-involved shooting of an unarmed black man. officials say 38-year-old alfred olango was fatally shot... after pulling out a vape smoking device and pointing it at officers. demonstrations and vigils are being held in the area of the shooting and at town hall...with protesters blocking streets. officials say that preparations are in place to handle further demonstrations today. in south carolina -- a teenager is accused of killing his father and shoot elementary school. the anderson county sheriff's department says the teen walked onto the school playground with a handgun and shot them. the suspect was taken down by a volunteer fireman. police say before the shooting at the school the teen suspect also shot and killed his 47-year-old father...at his home... authorities are now looking in to why the teen began shooting. "did he have issues in school, did he have issues at home - we don't know but we are certainly going to run the gamut of everything and try to

classes have been canceled for the rest of the week at the school. the shooting remains under investigation. toss to weather. we're in for a sunny but cool thursday. winds are strong, coming from the nne at 10-20 mph, with gusts in the 30s. highs won't reach much beyond the mid 60s today. later this evening, we have a chance for isolated showers. in an a-typical weather pattern, these will be coming from the east - thanks to a cutoff low that low will linger around through the next couple of days, bringing us cooler air and shower chances friday and saturday. sunday is looking mostly cloudy but dry at this point. our highs will stay in the 60s until we warm back to near 70 next tuesday. today: mostly sunny and windy. chance of showers late this evening. high: 66 dewpoint: 56 wind: nne 10-20 mph tonight: shower chances overnight. low: 57 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph friday:

dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 10-20 mph saturday: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. am low: 55 high: 64 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph dewpoint: 55 wn mph am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind:

mostly cloudy with scattered showers. am low: 55 high: 64 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 54 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55

mph a baseball training camp is planning to move from oconomowoc and "talgo" is returning to milwaukee. sean ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- talgo's return. 1. what did talgo officials say about coming back to the city? 2. what was the settlement between the state and talgo? on

1. how long have then been in business? 2. where in milwaukee do they plan to move? carl is helping a milwaukee food

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here's a look at this morning's big stories at 1130. a train crashes during the morning commute in new jersey.... how many are injured. a long-term ramp closure is happening this weekend in the zoo interchange... where it is and what drivers need to know. we start at 11 with breaking news out of new jersey... where a commuter train crashed into a major rail station -- during this morning's rush-hour commute.

dead. local officials also say 75 others are injured -- many are critical. the hoboken station is a major transit hub across the hudson river from manhattan...and one of the busiest stations in the new york metropolitan area. a passenger on the train is saying it wasn't slowing down as they were approaching the stop...and that's when it crashed. passengers describe the chaotic scene: "the first car, the front car was essentially off the rails into the station station with the roof sort of collapsed around it." "a man walked past me, holding his arm. i saw some blood. i don't want to describe too much. i think i'm still in shock a little bit." obviously, there are still a lot of questions and crews will be on the scene for some time. the national transportation safety board has launched an investigation into what caused

adlib to weather we're in for a sunny but cool thursday. winds are strong, coming from the nne at 10-20 mph, with gusts in the 30s. highs won't reach much beyond the mid 60s today. later this evening, we have a chance for isolated showers. in an a-typical weather pattern, these will be coming from the east - thanks to a cutoff low hanging around the midwest. today: mostly sunny and windy. chance of showers late this evening.

is dead after a motorcycle accident in california. 22-year-old najee williams - graduated from brown deer high school in 20-12. not long after that, he enlisted in the marine corps. williams was stationed at camp pendleton. police say williams was on his motorcycle two weeks ago in nearby oceanside, california -- and collided with a car that made a left hand turn in front of him. his visitation and funeral will be this saturday in brookfield. hurt and frustration for roadside memorial is taken down. sylville smith was shot and killed by a milwaukee officer last month. this is all that's left at 44th and auer. police say the department of public works took the memorial down at the request of alderman khalif rainey-- after continued reports of late night gatherings. but neighbors say things had gotten better. at first, it was like, real loud and stuff but over the past weeks, it hasnt been no problems. its been

able to re-decorate the tree-- but more than that they want to see video of smith's death. police say that won't be released until the d-a has reviewed the case. a long term ramp closure in the zoo interchange this weekend set to impact thousands of drivers.. already whittled down to one lane, the ramp connecting i-41 southbound, to i-94 eastbound, is scheduled to close, completely, tomorrow night. this closure continues, until late next spring, when construction of a expected to be finished. we have information on our website about the alternate routes you can take. just search the links page - on fox 6 now dot com. investors approved the plan to allow anheuser-busch inbev to purchase sab-miller for more than a hundred billion dollars. anheuser-busch inbev is the maker behind budweiser and other brands. s-a-b-miller has co-owned millercoors with molson coors since 2008.

s-a-b- miller is selling its portion of millercoors to molson coors, which will now become the sole owner of the company. a millercoors spokesman says there's not much overlap between molson coors and miller coors. "the good news is that none of this impacts milwaukee or wisconsin. it'll be business as usual. miller lite, coors light, miller high life and leinenkugel's and frankly all the rest of our brands will continue to be brewed by us." millercoors officials say the company's commitment to milwaukee is as strong a quarter of a billion dollars into the milwaukee brewery and campus in recent years. the deal is expected to wrap-up within the next couple of weeks, before mid- october. you decide coverage now... polls are showing that the badger state is still a battleground. donald trump kicked off a week of campaign stops in the state for both democrats and republicans. our political reporter theo keith breaks down trump's rally in waukesha last night.

county. some republicans believe if he can do better here of all places, he can win the state. nats - cheering walkup donald trump arrives in republican country, trying to rally the gop base in waukesha county. 7:34 were going to win this state, were going to take the white house trump was more than an hour late. meaning some people waited to see him for welcomed him to the stage. 7:07 i believe that donald j trump was made for this moment of turmoil in the united states in the last three marquette polls, trump underperformed senator ron johnson and 2012 mitt romney in reliably republican waukesha county. former governor tommy thompson, who supported john kasich in the primaries, tried to sell trump to the doubters. 7:13 its time to get on the train. the trump train is moving! one animal rights protester

two more were kicked out before the event began. on stage, trump said democrat hillary clinton has failed in everything shes done. 7:55 im not running to be prez of the world, running to be prez of the us. from now on, its going to be america first the waukesha county sheriff's department says no one got arrested. trump says tommy thompson told wouldn't win wisconsin and should campaign elsewhere. this month, with the race close, thompson advised him to come back. theo keith, fox6 news. last night's episode of empire had some ties to milwaukee.... meet the local boy...and hear about his role on the hit fox

workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me.

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listen to me. you do not ever, ever say that out loud again. not to anybody. least of all to him. he may be your half brother, but hes not your friend. he and his crazy mother are the worst thing to happen to us. a 14-year-old boy from milwaukee - getting onto the hit fox show empire. cardeion car-dian banks plays of the role of a younr tariq --the half brother of lucious lyon. ben handelman has his story. at 14 year old, cardeion banks of milwaukee has plenty of interests. i like acting. modeling. basketball and football. on this night— friends and family have gathered at the kiss ultra lounge on north 76th street— to witness the biggest opportunity of his young life. it started months ago, when his aunt saw an ad on social media. she immediately

her sister at midnight. they were asking for kids between the ages of 10-13 that could rap. so i think i called her and said rap now. i sent in a video first and they told me to come up there. the very next day— he had an audition in chicago. he didnt get the part. which is why it was so unexpected 5 months later— producers called back. i think i waited couple days to tell him about it. i went crazy. i went crazy. he earned a day in chicago— to film an episode of t-vs hottest show tariq in a flash back scene. when i went down it was like a whole bunch of vans and stuff, and then we got dressed and did the part. it was fun though. a kid from milwaukee, to be a movie star. who knew. on wednesday— millions seeing the young milwaukee actor on the small screen— a teen who has long been a star— to everyone in this room. it was fun though. a kid from milwaukee, to be a movie star. who knew. on wednesday— millions seeing the young milwaukee actor on the small screen— a teen who has long been a star— to everyone in this room.

we're in for a sunny but cool thursday. winds are strong, coming from the nne at 10-20 mph, with gusts in the 30s. highs won't reach much beyond the mid we have a chance for isolated showers. in an a-typical weather pattern, these will be coming from the east - thanks to a cutoff low hanging around the midwest. that low will linger around through the next couple of

and saturday. sunday is looking mostly cloudy but dry at this point. our highs will stay in the 60s until we warm back to near 70 next tuesday. windy. chance of showers late this evening. high: 66 dewpoint: 56 wind: nne 10-20 mph tonight: shower chances overnight. low: 57 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 10-20 mph saturday: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. am low: 55 high: 64 dewpoint: 56 wind:

high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph the wisconsin beef council is here... 10-20 mph saturday: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. am low: 55 high: 64 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 54 high: 65 dewpoint: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 54 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 52 high: 70 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph the wisconsin beef council is

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