now at 6. owning and operating a car in milwaukee county could soon cost you more. details on the county executive's new transit plan...and wheel tax. also this morning -- police in racine county looking for two women who allegedly attempted to rob a gas station at gun point. how you can help police track them down. good morning and welcome to rob's weather that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we should finally dry up as the low weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow but will

week. we should be in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudy. breezy at times with showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-15 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic some news from overnight. police say a 36-year-old man is fighting for his life after being shot multiple times. the shooting happened just before 10 near 37th and

unclear what led up to the shooting...and the victim is in "very critical condition." police continue to search for a suspect. and officials investigating an overnight crash involving a semi. this happened on 894 eastbound just before midnight. we're working to get more information but from the video you can see a car ended up under a quad graphics semi. two lanes were closed on the system ramp to 94 eastbound.... but they have since reopened. two teen girls seriously injured after they were attacked by pit afternoon. this happened near 48th and dean. authorities say the dogs lived in the same home as one of the victims. brown deer police shot both dogs...and one died on the scene. the other dog was taken by madacc. the owner requested it be euthanized. the girls were treated at the scene...and later taken to nearby hospitals. drivers who live in milwaukee county could be paying an extra 60 dollars a year for their cars. county executive chris abele is proposing a new wheel tax

the milwaukee county courthouse with more. the wheel tax is part of chris abele's 2017 budget proposal...which will be made public today. he says it is necessary...to maintain public transportation. abele is proposing a 60 dollar per year registration fee... which works out to an extra five dollars a month. he says it's the only option available to the county -- as state funding has dropp cannot legally raise sales taxes. he says without it-- there will be cuts to services. the new registration fees are expected to bring in about 27 million dollars a year for the county...funding all the countys transportation infrastructure costs, annual bus replacements, county highway and bridge repairs. it will also help preserve the 'go pass' program, allowing seniors and the disabled to ride the bus for free - or at a significantly reduced cost. but the proposal is getting some resistance from the county

have not raised fairs. we havent cut routes to find a five year period where we havent had fare increases, you have to go back a long time.' "lets do other things lets things out of the box, but now youre hitting the residents, the city of milwaukee double, on a wheel tax..." the milwaukee county board will have their first official look at abele's budget proposal next week. reporting live in milwaukee deandra officials in racine county investigating an attempted armed robbery. it happened in the town norway yesterday evening. angelica joins us now with what we know about the suspects. police say two women entered the gas station on loomis road...and attempted to steal money from the cash register using a knife. the two suspects were already gone by the time police arrived on scene....but they did not take any money or property in the incident and no one was hurt. police have released these pictures of the

two white women in their late teens to early twenties. both have thin builds. an older buick lesabre with a tan vinyl roof is believed to be involved. if you recognized the suspects - police asking you to give them a call. guilty on all charges. it only took the jury three hours to come to that conclusion in the carl barrett jr. trial. he's the man now convicted in the death of 5-year-old laylah petersen. her family has been waiting two years for this day. it feels lifted. but at the same time it is still very heavy in your heart. two other men, arlis gordon and paul farr have already pleaded guilty to their charges. investigators say the three were looking to kill a man acquitted for killing gordon's brother. gordon and barrett fired their hand guns--- into the wrong house...killing laylah petersen. barrett will be sentenced in december along with gordon. paul farr will be sentenced next month. a sad update this morning...a toddler is dead after a bunk

weekend at a home near 101st and jonen-- just north of mill road. the 2-year-old boy got caught between a bunk bed and the wall. the boy was taken to children's hospital where he died. coming up on wakeup - another day of getting out their message to voters. where chelsea clinton will be stumping for her mom - just ahead. plus - one woman is dead and more than a hundred injured after a commuter train crashes into a train station in new jersey. the latest on the engineer - next. the family of alfred olango who was shot and killed by an el cajon officer tuesday. what they are demanding from police - next.

the fox 6 wakeup news. that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we should finally dry up as the low weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow but will start a slow warm up early next week. we should be in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudy. breezy at times with showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-15 mph

a commuter train crashed into one of the new york city area's busiest train stations. authorities say it appears the train was going too fast when it crashed...but it is still unclear why. this all happened yesterday during the morning commute. the impact caused part of the roof to collapse. the woman killed was standing on the hoboken terminal platform..and was struck by debris. the national transportation safety board says the engineer has been released from the hospital...and is cooperating with investigators. ahead on wakeup - we'll hear from the passengers aboard the train when police arrest two men overnight - protesting the shooting of a man by an officer in el cajon, california. officials say between 50 and 75 protesters were in the streets blocking traffic last night until police used pepper-spray balls to break up the crowds. this was the third night of protests...after an officer shot and killed alfred olango tuesday...after he pulled out an e-cig and pointed it an officer. authorities have released a still image of the incident...but olango's family

single image was picked to fit a police narrative. benge says: "we need justice. this kind of thing needs to stop." the san diego county district attorney's office is now investigating... it is up to the district attorney whether to release the video. hurricane matthew is strengthening over the caribbean. chief meteorologist rob haswell will have more on the storm's path - after the break. plus - donald trump and hillary clinton have busy day of caa where they'll be stumping in the u-s today - next. and still ahead -- technology getting so advanced...robots are now getting rules. the companies coming together to figure out how to keep artificial intelligence in check

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watching the fox 6 wakeup news. that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area

weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow but will start a slow warm up early next week. we should be in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudy. breezy at times with showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 windne 5-15mph high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-15 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays you decide coverage now...chelsea clinton will be stumping for her mom in green bay today. she'll be urging

her visit comes a day after the wife of clinton's running mate - tim kaine - stopped in milwaukee. anne holton is the former education secretary in virginia. she kept her message positive -- focused on her husband and clinton. meanwhile -- the democratic presidential nominee herself will be in florida today. she'll be making two stops - one in fort pierce....and the other in coral springs. clinton expected to talk about the economy. as for the republican presidential nominee - donald trump will be in michigan today. this will be his fifth campaign stop to the great lakes state sie he is holding a rally at the suburban collection showplace in novi -- according to his campaign schedule. a hurricane is developing in the caribbean....and has already strengthened to a category two storm. hurricane matthew has maximum sustained winds of more than 100 miles per hour. the u-s national hurricane center says the storm is expected to become a major hurricane later today. right now the storm is about 100 miles north of curacao and moving west.

rob's weather that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we should finally dry up as the low weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow but will start a slow warm up early next week. we should be in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudy. breezy at times with showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: showersly likely. low: 55 dewpoint: 56 nd: n50 mph saturday: stly clouy gh: 64 dewpoint: 54 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 53 gh: 66 dewpoiy sunny. am low: 54 gh: 70 dewpoi 5-10 mph wednesday:mostlysunny high: 72 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our foreca day. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the st. showers ll continue toap ar r area tonight and saturday. sh w weakens and moves northeast sunday. temratures will be in the low 60s toy and tomorrowt w rly next week. should be in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudybezy at timeswith 5 h tonight: showersly likely.low6 wind: ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. showers likely.

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employers. ?by the end of the year, dozens of positions will be eliminated at northwestern mutual. the company's c-e-o made the announcement today at a company town hall. 100 jobs will be eliminated this year. hundreds more will be cut next year-- but the company would not provide any specific numbers. northwestern mutual is the 9th largest employer in the area with almost 6-thousand employees in downtown milwaukee and franklin. it's a mission that has taken this spacecraft millions of miles through this morning. what rosetta accomplished -next. meatball bomber sweet corn what rosetta accomplished -next. meatball bomber sweet corn fresh cucumber slices ranch dip kiwi & orange wedges chocolate chip cookie

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you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. cooler with showers today. highs in the low 60s. right now . when we dry up next. it sounds like something out of a movie...but five major technology companies -- creating an organization to set the ground rules for protecting humans - and their jobs from robots. this happening as artificial intelligence continues to advance in the tech world. amazon, facebook, google, i-b-m and microsoft all taking part. they say that a-i technology would be economic benefits....but they acknowledge the potential for misuse. after more than three and half million miles of space travel...the rosetta spacecraft mission comes to an end. the rosetta has been following a comet for two years and has been sending tons of information to earth...but it got too far away from the sun to use its solar power. the spacecraft sent back its last transmission this morning. it just crash-landed on the comet it's been following. throughout the course of the mission -- scientists have discovered that comets are full

to speculation that life on earth could have come from a comet crash. no phone zone! how much you'll now have to pay up if you're caught using your phone is a construction zone while driving. police chief ed flynn addresses public safety in milwaukee. the

wakeup news. now at 6:30 a new law goes into effect in wisconsin tomorrow. what will happen if you get caught using your cell phone while driving through construction zones. being attacked by dogs. hear from a neighbor who saw the whole thing happen. anchors adlib welcome back rob's weather that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we should finally dry up as the low weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow but will start a slow warm up

in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudy. breezy at times with showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-15 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no

put down that cell phone while driving in construction zones or risk a fine. the new law says you cannot talk...text... navigate-- or otherwise use your cell phone while driving in construction zones. you can, however, use your phone to report an emergency --and hands-free use is allowed. the fine for a first offense is

some news from overnight. several lanes in the mitchell interchange closed overnight due to a crash involving a semi. officials not saying much about the incident at this time...but it appears a car went under a semi. this happened on 894 eastbound just before midnight. two lanes were closed on the system ramp to 94 eastbound-- that crash has since been cleared. and police say a 36-year-old man is fighting for his life after being shot multiple times. the shooting happened 37th and townsend. officials say its unclear what led up to the shooting...and the victim is in "very critical condition." police continue to search for a suspect. two teen girls are recovering after they were attacked by pit bulls. it happened in brown deer yesterday afternoon. police were called to 48th and west dean road. authorities say the dogs lived in the same home as one of the victims. brown deer police shot both dogs -- one died on scene. the other dog was taken by madacc -- the owner requested it be euthanized. a neighbor says it might not be the first time one

here and then all of a sudden, a dog ran out of a vehicle. like a mother, i screamed because im worried about these girls getting hurt." the girls were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. owning and operating a car in milwaukee county could soon cost you more under a proposed new wheel tax the county executive says the tax...would fund public transit. dea live from the milwaukee county courthouse with more. county executive chris abele wants to tack on an extra 60 dollars a year...to the registration fee for milwaukee county residents. he says it is the county's only option...to keep bus fares down and routes accessible. abele says this will generate 27-million dollars a year for milwaukee county. he says its enough to fund all the countys transportation infrastructure costs, annual bus replacements, county highway and

pass' program, allowing seniors and the disabled to ride the bus for free - or at a significantly reduced but county supervisor michael mayo doesn't support the increase. he and the rest of the county board will take their first official look at abele's 2017 proposed budget next week. "the funding that we get from the state for transit still remains lower than it was even in 2009, as the state paying less the county has paid more. in fact the county has backfilled millions of dollars to make up for that cut in state funding" revenue, i want transportation to keep going, but that is really a lot. abele's 2017 proposed budget will be released to the public transportation to keep going, but that is really a lot. abele's 2017 proposed budget will be released to the public today reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. it's everyone's problem. that's the message from police chief ed

flynn took questions from a panel of reporters thursday during a downtown luncheon. while discussing violence in the city - just one month after the city's deadliest month in 25 years - flynn continues his push for tougher mandatory gun sentences. specifically, flynn says those with a lengthy record of misdemeanor convictions are not sentenced harshly enough when they're caught illegally carrying a gun... if most of the homicides here are committed by armed criminals, it would seem to me to make sense that that subset of crime - being caught with an illegal gun with a criminal record - should result in a sanction. flynn also said m-p-d will not release body camera video of the sylville smith shooting before the district attorney's review is complete. members of milwaukee's common council are fed up. they say prostitution has become rampant in parts of the city - and they're pleading with city officials to do

rachelle baillon explains. plenty of people don't like what they're seeing on the streets of the city's near south side. "i have never seen it as bad as it is now. blatant, blatant. and whatever is going on is simply not working." neighbors , religious leaders, community organizations and law enforcement officials say portions of national, greenfield and lincoln avenues are at the heart of a prostitut thursday's public safety committee meeting to share their observations with members of the common council. "one of my daily duties in the morning that i make it on myself is to go around and make sure that i don't find no needles around the school, used condoms." those in the neighborhood insist the prostitution is as visible as ever. "my boys, even as young boys have been solicited." but some say the problem's roots stem from two other serious issues: drug addiction and human trafficking. "these women were being treated

out and sell her body and she was manipulated with drugs." the multi-pronged problem could require a complex solution. which is what committee members are hoping a dialogue will help them to find. "....how serious this matter is and how it has totally deteriorated the quality of life." committee members are vowing to keep this conversation going until the problem is solved.... with alderman bob donovan saying theyl if needed. rachelle ballion fox 6 news. after fifty years, regency beauty institute has closed all seventy nine of its campuses including the one in greenfield. students are shocked and upset about the unexpected closing. angelica has more on when students can pick up their belongings. there are regency beauty schools in greenfield and in madison...as well as a few across the border in illinois. some students in madison say they found out around 8 wednesday night from an automated phone call...while others discovered the closing on social

out how they can transfer their credits and hours to graduate on time.. one student was only 18 days away from graduating...when she found out the beauty school was closing. "i have 18 days left i have 144 hours which is nothing it's nothing. and for it to just be over like that it's it's surreal and it hurt it was heartbreaking not just for me but for my class mates for my teachers for everyone" institute reads: "we diligently explored a range of strategic options that would benefit our students, teachers, and staff and allow us to remain open. unfortunately, those efforts were not successful." the school posted on its website that students can pick up their belongings today from 11 to 1 p-m...and that schools will not be open at any other time. capitol hill takes on well fargo c-e-o once again. how he's attempting to calm the outrage over the bank's

yesterday morning's deadly train crash in new jersey. what officials think could have played a role in the crash. what could be better than eating pizza? how about enjoying a few slices with tom brady, matt damon and ben affleck? how you could make that happen. ....our weather expert rob

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former israeli president shimon peres. the funeral ceremony held for peres in jerusalem this morning. a military guard escorted his casket into the ceremony held at israel's national cemetery. some 6-thousand people attended -- including president obama...and former president bill clinton. and tulsa police officer betty shelby is expected in court today for her arraignment on first-degree manslaughter charges. shelby is the officer 40-year-old terence crutcher, an unarmed black man, two weeks ago. dashcam and aerial footage of the shooting showed crutcher walking away from officer shelby with his arms in the air. her attorney says shelby opened fire when the man began to reach into his s- u-v window. police have said crutcher did not have gun on him or in his vehicle. the c-e-o of wells fargo -- back in the hotseat for employees opening bank accounts without customer approval. the company facing millions of dollars in fines. angelica joins us now with the

apologizing again -- this time to house lawmakers -- after his grilling in the senate last week. stumpf is forgoing 41 million dollars in stock bonuses -- giving up his salary during an internal investigation by his board of directors -- and won't get a bonus year. also -- the board rescinded 19 million dollars in stock bonuses for carrie tolstedt -- the bank's former head of community banking who retired under pressure. stumpf says he is "deeply sorry" and "fully accountable" for all unethical sales practices. "i'm sorry that we didn't get this right. i take this very seriously. i'm not in denial and we will get this right. we will fix this. we do a lot of things really great." and wells fargo's problems even worse now -- when federal regulators announced the bank is paying another 24 million dollars in fines and payments to settle allegations about auto loans it made to military service members -- including that it illegally repossessed about 400 cars while

active duty. more than 5-thousand employees have been fired for unethical sales practices. authorities have named the engineer in thursday morning's fatal, rush-hour train crash in new jersey. passengers say the train failed to slow down while approaching the terminal...overrunning its stopping point, slamming into a bumper block, and then hurtling airborne through a passenger concourse. reid binion with the latest. gov. chris christie / r new jersey "as i said the engineer was released from the governor chris christie - referencing the engineer in thursday's deadly commuter train crash. gov. chris christie / r new jersey "he is cooperating with law enforcement."the engineer -- now identified as 48-year-old thomas gallagher... a new jersey transit employee for 29 years. the train was packed with passengers and reportedly traveling too fast... ...when it slammed into hoboken terminal. ross bauer / passenger "we got jolted out of our seats. there was a very loud crash and explosion outside."the crash -- killing a woman waiting on the platform... ...leaving upwards of a hundred other people injured... ...and causing massive damage at

new york area. images on social media -- showing what looks like a partial roof collapse. officials -- now working to inspect the train's breaking system... and determine just how fast it was going. bella dinh-zarr, vice chairman, ntsb "we are going to be pulling that event recorder from the locomotive. there's also an event recorder in the cab car, the controlling car, and we'll be getting that as soon as we can access that."neighbors of the engineer -- shocked after hearing about the crash... and concerned for the engineer and his family. tom jones / neighbor "and when i her saw you come up and heard that was the case i could not believe it. it's just tragic in terms of what they're going through, what they're going to be going through."i'm reid binion reporting. a los angeles man, who's suspected of kidnapping a store clerk in broad daylight and then hitting her with a hammer, is now behind bars . and that kidnapping was all caught on camera. officials say "jose caro" was armed with a hammer... when he entered the store. he is suspected of grabbing the 28- year-old woman... the store's clerk...and dragging her out to

to escape a few hours later when he parked the car in a cemetery in north hollywood..... at one point he hit her with a hammer... police tracked him down after they released the surveillance video showing the abduction and his car.... they say caro had been stalking his victim for some time. anchors chat and toss to rob rob's weather that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we should finally dry up as the low weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow but will start a slow warm up early next week. we should be in the 70s by midweek. today: mostly cloudy. breezy at times with showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: showersly likely.

mostly cloudy. showers likely. high: 62 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 55 high: 64 dewpoint: 54 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 53 wind: nw-ne 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 54 high: 70 wi: 54 wind: 5-10 mph wednd:stlysunny. am l' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we should finayry up as the w weakens and moves northeast sunday. temperatures will be in e low 60s toy and tomorrowt wils th showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: low: 55 dewpoint: 56nd: ne 5-10 stly cloudy. showers likely. high: 62 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne -ne 5-10 mph tuesday: mostlynny

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the bucks are looking for some musical talent to perform in front of thousands at games this year. they're holding auditions to sing the national anthem in two weeks. single singers as well as groups will have the opportunity to perform the anthem in fron of a judging panel. the audition is open to all ages. the auditions taking place

now dot com. unfortunately -- no packers game this weekend. it's the team's bye week. next week though -- the green and gold will play the second of four consecutive home games over a five-week span. they'll be taking on the giants october 9th. and we're getting a new look at the titletown district in green bay. renderings show a sledding hill will be added to the area around the stadium. the hill will start on top of a building 45- feet above the ground. and this is a shot of what it wi heading down the hill. there will also be a playground and sports field, the size of a regulation football field. this is all part of a 35-acre development just west of lambeau field. the ryder cup is underway at hazeltine national golf club in minnesota. but yesterday -- a heckler stole the headlines. he was challenged to make a putt after saying he could putt better than golf star rory mcilroy. before the players left the green on the 8th hole...team europe challenged david johnson

100-dollar bet. johnson took up the challenge and then nailed the 12-foot shot. "razzed them a little bit. and they heard me which is insane. and then they brought me out which was more insane. i haven't fully realized what just happened but overall that was a pretty cool experience. i'd go ahead and do that again." the 24 best golfers from the u-s and europe are competing for the first four tee'd off in the last half hour in minnesota. coming up next -- you're invited to a boston t-party...but in this case -- the "t" stands for tom brady. how you can win a chance to have a

batman? the iconic bat suit up for sale this week. how much it went for - after the break. and you've got to have a whole lot of courage to attempt this stunt...some daredevils in austria try for the world's largest swing! just how high they were when they jumped - coming up at seven when good, clean food comes to the door,

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perfect illusion perfect illusion ." not an illusion anymore...lady gaga will be performing at this year's super bowl halftime show. and this singing to a super-sized super bowl crowd...she sang the national anthem for the last one. gaga is getting ready to release her new album "joanne" -- which comes out on october 21st. the super bowl airs right here on fox 6 february 5th. its taking place at n-r-g stadium in houston. "you don't owe these people anymore. you've given them everything.

pretty much given everything away now...the batsuit he wore in the "dark knight" and "the dark knight rises" was sold in an auction this week. a memorabilia company in the u-k sold it to a private collector for 250- thousand dollars. the bat pod also was for sale...that sold for 406-thousand dollars. about 400 bidders from 27 countries participated in the auction. how would you like to win a pizza night with matt damon, ben affleck, and tom brady? that is helping out some charities. the trio hosting fans in boston to support three non-profit organizations. the charities focus on global health, education and safety. all you have to do is make a donation at omaze-dot-com to enter the contest. each donation enters participants for the chance to win a chance to get flown out to boston and bond with the the actors and n-f-l quarterback over pizza and beer. you have 26 days left to enter.

now at 7-- milwaukee county motorists could road. the reason behind county executive chris abele's proposal. plus.. police in racine county looking for two women who allegedly attempted to rob a gas station at gun point. how you can help police track them down. good morning and welcome back to wakeup! time now x:xx weather anchor adlibs traffic red on