sequel to the political drama - started sunday - between milwaukee county sheriff david clark and milwaukee county executive chris abele. court proceedings...milwaukee county circuit court judge david hansher issued a temporary restraining order on the actions of the sheriff's department.earlier in the day - sheriff clark had directed deputies to re-install fencing at the park taken down by other crews that morning... ?and? he ordered a further restriction of operating hours there.sunday's decision meant all that had to come to a stop. today...judge hansher will decide whether or not to make that restraining order ?permanent?.hansher previously agreed with abele on his authority to re-open the compelling reason to keep restrictions going. 3 3 (-sot-)judge david hansher / milwaukee county circuit court 5;53;58"i understand for a short period of time the sheriff closing the park at night but again there is nothing in the record to indicate that closing the park is serving any public good. i'm familiar with that area. i've live in that area. i went to peckham high school." 3 the hearing is set

milwaukee aldermen want to hear from you. common council president ashanti hamilton and alderman bob donovan will hold a series of listening sessions over the next month. they're looking for feedback and potential solutions to crime in milwaukee next monday they'll meet with community based organizations. the rest of the meetings will be on saturday mornings. donovan says the goal is to supplement the current public safety action plan. "we're hoping from these community meetings to get additional ideas, efforts to throughout milwaukee." we've posted the entire list of meetings on our website-- fox6 now dot com. they are all open to the public. a garage goes up in flames tonight in south milwaukee -- destroying it and everything inside. that includes a classic car -- and a whole lot of tools. this all happened around six near harrison and marshall. we're told a second car out on the was injured. and just like that-- it's fall. it's downright chilly out there tonight. weather expert tom wachs joins us now with the latest. cloud

this actually isn't the crown prince's first time to milwaukee. "it's good to be back in milwaukee. i used to live in chicago, i used to come quite often to milwaukee here. it's a lovely city. we have our people who live here. a lovely church. it's really great to be here. to visit wisconsin this year. in may-- the prince and princess of luxeumbourg visited the village of belgium, wisconsin. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking news anytime at is a paid presentation autiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker. imagine having skin that looks this beautiful, this flawless, without having to wear foundation. imagine a product that covers everything but looks and feels like you're wearing nothing. imagine one product that is clinically shown to make your skin younger-looking in just ten days and can make you look up to five years younger

outside now, readings in the 60s. 63 waukesha, 68 milwaukee. much cooler than earlier today when we reached the 80s. of sunshine by tomorrow morning. we'll let you know how long that last in your storm team 4cast coming up. >> shannon: it was a sound that many many people heard in sheboygan county during the storm. even though there was no tornado threat. >> george: seems the sirens were activated by accident. pete zervakis asked the county how it happened. >> reporter: local be officials are staying tight-li. neighbors were briefly spooked. sarah said it was 2:00 p.m. when she walked out and heard a tornado siren in the distance. >> i have a fear of being in a tornado. never been in one. i have a huge fear. oh, my gosh, is this really going to happen? she thinks it only lasted minutes. they are still talking about it tonight. >> hope it doesn't happen again. it was a weird thing. >> reporter: sheboygan county dispatch said it did activate according to the fire department, it happened during the thunderstorms. we asked how many sounded off, and

live outside the milwaukee the milwaukee county sheriff's office putting out this statement today -- saying it's not conducting the investigation -- and has not gotten any direct updates on the case. the sheriff's office goes on to say -- it's withholding employee internal investigations and won't comment until the investigation and any civil litigation is complete. brendan dassey's attorney is asking that he be released from prison -- while he is waiting to find out if his murder convction will be his attorney says dassey would pose no threat to the public if released. last week-- attorney general brad schimel said he plans to appeal a federal judge''s decision that overturned the conviction. that judge ruled that investigators used deceptive tactics to coerce dassey to confess to helping steven avery rape and kill teresa halbach in 2005. the milwaukee county medical examiners officer is dealing with 71 possible drug over-doses -- in close to home... the deceased... the medical examiners son. krystle kacner with the story. sept 12th... police are called to clybourn street for an unc

keeping milwaukee safe. next, mayor tom barrett on hiring new police officers and recovering from the violent unrest that rocked the central city after a fatal police shooting. then, a conservative alternative for president. independent candidate evan mcmullin on why he hopes wisconsin voters will write in his name on november 8. and wisconsin's most competitive congressional race. democrat tom nelson on his race for the eigthth district in northeastern wisconsin. >> covering the issues important to wisconsin, this is "upfront with mike gousha." mike: hello again, everyone, and welcome to ?upfront.? it's happened again in another american city. violent protests after another

for some residents in milwaukee... these are the sights and sounds they bd 'heres the opportunity for them to come forward and speak candidly as to what they feel are the challenges that impact milwaukees public safety.' alderman bob donovan, who is also the public safety committee chairman, says a series of upcoming hearings will hopefully give residents a voice in milwaukees search for peace. bd 'we want to have a police department that is responsive to our citizens.' donovan, along with common council president ashanti hamilton, announced the hearings tuesday afternoon. will be specifically for testimony from community-based organizations. from there, every saturday morning, citizens will be able to weigh in... bd 'theyre running on saturday morning from 9:30 to 11:30am - hopefully they can come out.' october 8-th at marshall high school.... the 15-th at obama high school... the 22-nd at south division high school... and the 29-th at pulaski high school. donovan says the public safety committee has already submitted

we want to make sure milwaukee still gets stil gets to go to our festival and bring films that milwaukee otherwise wouldn't get to see." see." we have a link to the milwaukee film festival website on our website cbs 58 3 3 next summer, jets will again be roaring along the lakefront in milwaukee, thanks to waterstone bank.the bank helped secure the return of the milwaukee air and water show after last year's absence. air and water show organizers sponsorship... but they're still hoping for more sponsors. the air show will take off july 15 and 16. it took a lot of strength... and some teamwork.... but some future firefighters completed their task of pulling a fire truck 75 feet. 10:12:57-13:01the first initial pull is tough, it's all teamwork, and that's just what we do here 1,2,3 pull pull it was a practice run for an event called "hero's haul"..which raises money for "operation warm" that provides new wi kids.and in case you're wondering.. the truck weighs roughly ?80 thousand? pounds. 3 take a look at these brand new wooden boats....all built by milwaukee area middle and high school stu

milwaukee's biggest employers. northwestern mutual confirmed - 100 jobs will be eliminated this year. officials say insurance companies like northwestern mutual rely on two sources of income. one is based on interest rates -- and while the current low investment rates we're seeing are good for the consumer.. it's a struggle in the industry. northwestern mutual is the 9th largest employer in the area with almost 6-thousand employees in downtown milwaukee and franklin. statement that reads in part - '...weve been evaluating how we work to better serve our clients. while we will continue to focus on hiring people with the skills we need and developing our teams, some positions will be impacted and these decisions have not been easy.' in addition to the 100 jobs cut this year - the statement says hundreds more will be eliminated next year... but no specific number was given. members of milwaukee's common council are fed up. they say prostitution has become rampant in parts of the city - and with city officials to do so

live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news milwaukee police are investigating after two people are shot overnight -- one of them killed. up next... what people in that area are calling for.... after a long list of violent incidents in the neighborhood. plus... southeastern wisconsin wasn't the only part of the state hit hard by yesterday's storms... where floods and mudslides have shut down highways -- just ahead. we're drying out today after heavy rainfall yesterday. i'll tell you when our next storm chances return dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. i've read russ feingold's plan. he goes after the terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a tough, approve this message. z23eoz zvpz y23eoy yvpy they say a lot of things about rain. (engine revs) like how hard it's gonna fall. (engine revs) the things it doe

milwaukee.thursday is humid with scattered times, and highs in the upper 70s. there is still a chance for a few pop up showers on friday, but it will be cooler, breezy and less humid with highs in the lower 70s. saturday is partly cloudy and comfortable with highs near 70, and sunday is partly cloudy and seasonal with lows in the lower 70s with isolated new information about the oklahoma police.hundreds protested this death overnight -- calling for the officer who shot him to be fired. this morning -- we're learning 40-year-old terrence crutcher who was killed while he had his hands up -- also had a criminal past.but those who knew him say he was turning his life around -- crutcher recently served four years in prison for drug trafficking. after sharing his 40th birthday with his sister last month -- he sent her a text that said, "i'm gonna show proud." this morning the department of justice is investigating crutcher's death.on friday -- he was supposed to start classes a local community college

the announcement is set for milwaukee county courthouse. four county supervisors will introduce a proposal to raise the floor on milwaukee county's living wage ordinance to 15 dollars an hour. for the last two years... the living wage ordinance has used a formula to set the minimum wage for county workers... and any private employers contracted with county. this year - that comes to $11.68 per hour. the proposal supervisors will announce today would slowly raise that minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour by 2022. again - the ordinance would on apply to county workers... and employers who are contracted to do work with the county. if this proposal is adopted... the minimum wage would increase at the rate of inflation following 2022. live...pz... tmj4 tonight is your chance to sound off on mayor barrett's coggs will host a town hall meeting with the city's budget director.coggs will also anounce the winners of the 6th district landscape awards. tonight's meeting is at 5-30 at siloah luthern school. the south milwaukee fire department is investig

an electrical problem may be to blame for an early morning scfirehool n milwaukee. milwaukee. it started just before 7 in a second floor classroom at messmer preparatory catholic school near fratney and burleigh. no injuries reported, but fire offials say there appears to be some structural damage. the fire started well before the start some students were already the. messmer has two other campuses, which helped in this case. "because we were able to get communication out so quickly, the few dozen kids that were here after being dropped off, we were able to put on a bus and take them over to the high school, which is just two miles away." away." class was canceled for the day at messmer prep.. sh liv a life devoted to others. today mourners celebrated the life of sister margaret held....a milwaukee mississippi.cbs 58's kristen barbaresi was at the funeral for a nun who was described as modest and compassionate. she joins us live with more... . standing room only as people gathered to remember sister margaret. she worked as nurse practioner, providin healthcare to some of the p

while the m-es office rules the death a homicide...milwaukee police will investigate-- and the milwaukee district attorney will decide whether to pursue criminal charges. an m-p-d spokesman says that official inve also ongoing. live outside the milwaukee county jail, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. ted thanks aj the milwaukee county sheriff's office putting out this statement today -- saying it's not conducting the investigation -- and has not gotten any direct updates on the case. the sheriff's office goes on to say -- it's withholding employee internal investigations and won't comment the investigation and any civil litigation is the milwaukee county medical examiners officer is dealing with 71 possible drug over-doses -- in the past 7 weeks. one of those cases - is the medical examiner's own son. on monday, police were called to a report of an unconscious 29 year old man on clybourn street. paramedics used the drug narcan... but despite that, and other life saving measures, the man was pronounced dead from a probable overdose.. that man turned out to be the son of the miw experts say the

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is coming to milwaukee. milwaukee."ladies and clap)"crag ferguson hosted "the late late show" from 2005-2014.now he's bringing his standup comedy tour to brew city.mark your calendar. ferguson will be at the riverside theater on friday, november 4-th.tickets go on sale friday at noon. ( after a beautiful forecast yesterday we're all wondering how today will compare!let's send it o meteorologist justin thompson gee for a check of ready weather. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) today: lots of sunshine with clouds slowly increasing in the afternoon. highs in the upper 70s, a little above- average. little breezy. wind: s 10-20 mph.tonight: clouds returning with rain by 60s. wind: sw 5-15 mph.week ahead: scattered showers and a few isolated storms remain on tuesday with most seeing less than a half inch of rain. upper 70s on tuesday cooling to the upper 60s for highs on wednesday and thursday. rain chance returns going into the weekend. 3 roads are in great shapeweather should not impact the m

milwaukee police are searching for a shooting suspect. police say a man in his 20's was shot in the arm near fond du lac and custer around 1-30 this morning. he is expected to survive. all morning long police have been searching for the area fop the suspect. stay with fox six for you can weigh in this morning on two hot topics in milwaukee county.... limiting public park use for people playing pokemon go.... and a proposal to add parking fees along the lakefront. fox 6s derica williams has more on an important meeting this morning at the county courthouse. milwaukee county parks officials aren't fans of the game -- saying many park patrons and neighbors are complaining of parking, litter and congestion issues since the debut of the popular augmented reality at a public hearing this morning at county courthouse -- the public will also get to weigh in on that and the proposed parking meters on the lakefront. the committee also wants residents input on the 2017 budget request submitted by the parks department and the administrations recommen

it calls for services like maintaning milwaukee's police force... and removing lead throughout the city. pete zervakis now... on what's next: mayor tom barrett's 2017 budget proposal calls for a tax increase of about 26 dollars on a hundred-thousand- dollar home. city fees would go up about 10 dollars. we have an obligation to provide essential city services the mayor's proposal also calls for more spending on milwaukee's police department... but not enough money. i know there are people - including me - who would love to see more officers deployed the right way of course but we have to have the funds to do thatalderman cavalier johnson - a member of the public safety committee - backs the plan. with some of the issues our community faces - you can't police your way out of it - it's got to be more than just police he says one way to improve public safety: is removing lead paint - and water lines - around the city. it's taking on lead laterals studies has a direct effect on behaviors and sometimes violent behaviors later in life as well the 2017 budg

he finally found an apartment in west milwaukee. west milwaukee, greendale and south milwaukee... are the three municipalities that don't have that original domicile restriction. what about all the sex offenders who do live in milwaukee county? how are they allowed to live where he can't? over the past few years, there's been a flurry of these sex competing to out-do the other. but all the offenders who lived here before that.... are grandfathered in. also -- sex offenders can stay with their families... but in matt's case, he doesn't have any family in milwaukee county. and often, their families just won't have them because of what they've done. they've done. well, he's been ordered to live with his mother after spending decades behind bars.. john hinckley junior - the man who shot president ronald reagan is now free - how neighbors are reacting. plus a milwaukee police van stopped at a red light the suspect just opens the backdoor and bolts! fox 6 has clear and comfortable tonight with temperatures falling through the into the low-to-mid 50s by sunrise. mostly sunny and breezy o

im jp cbs 58 al3 sce the city of milwaukee. in "milwaukee at a crossroads"--- you'll hear from local leaders trying to stop the violence... and families who ?lost children? because of it. it.the special airs tonight at 7 on "bounce t-v." wisconsin senator ron johnson thompson on the senate floor. the 28-year-old wisconsin native was killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan last month. month.senator johnon went to the senate floor late yesterday to pay tribute to the young american soldier. saying quote "staff sergeant thompson was truly one of the finest among us."johnson also talked about his attendance at thompson's memorial service last week.the green beret was a 2006 graduate of brookfield central high school and was on his second deployment overseas. he previously served in iraq. reilly"... is back home after a trip to washington d-c.he met with wisconsin lawmakers... about funding for dollar project to take water from lake michigan.he's asking the army corps of engineers for help. help." that's money we don't have to pay

the first meeting of milwaukee's new "water quality task force." it was put together because of concerns over lead pipes used to pump water into old homes. pete zervakis joins us live from milwaukee's northwest side with a look ahead at what's happening today this morning's first meeting of the water quality task force is set for 9 am at city hall. the group was put together to study how to make sure milwaukee's drinking water stays safe. according to the city... the water itself is clean and o-k to drink. but in some older homes -- those built pre-1951... lead pipes are being used to transport water properties.... and then from property line to the water meter. that lead can dissolve and seep into the water. the city notified about 70- thousand such homeowners of the risk earlier this year. the mayor has called for people living in older homes to invest in water filters. they should also avoid using the hot water tap -- because the heat can dissolve lead from pipes. . , young children - under the age of six are most vulnerable. if older house and

the american classic bikes, you and the freedom. >> that's milwaukee. >> milwaukee rally, a big boom for our area, thousands of automakers to town. another labor day tradition continues in milwaukee tomorrow. labor fest activities get under way at 11:00 a.m. with a parade beginning at the square followed by the free festival at summer fest from noon to five. this year's event features a classing car show, live music, and food. before the pool waters in west open it up for the doggy dip. all are invited to take a dip before it's drained for the season. that event is $5 and runs from 4:30 to 6:00. that might be the best day of the year for the furry friends. pure joy and it will be another great weather day for them. >> really. you thought august would be the dog days of summer. no, for those guys, tomorrow. september, a spectacular stretch we're right in the middle of. it may be some of the best labor day weekend weather we've had for a long, long time. 2 out of 3, friends, we're going to run the field with more nice weather on the way tomorrow. right now outside across southeastern w

in august-- milwaukee had 24 homicides. chicago had 90. but when you compare those numbers based on population-- milwaukee's homicide rate per 100- thousand people was 4. chicago's was 3 point 3. loved ones.. many milwaukee families have been devastated by violence. ' one family says they are hurting -- not just from their own loss -- but for everyone in a similar situation. "bennie bennett" was killed in a double homicide august 9th. it happened near 36th and congress. bennett was one of 24 people in milwaukee killed during the month of august. bennett's family says they're hurting. "it's very devastating because never would i have thought it would be my child. it really hits bennett's family says they felt as though his homicide may have been overshadowed by what took place in sherman park. they are hopeful someone will be held responsible for bennett's murder. you'll remember -- milwaukee's common council released a public safety action plan a few weeks ago. but not everyone's happy with it. protesters ended up crashing their meeting ye

in milwaukee, derica wili new at nine. washington county will be getting back some of the money it lost -- after falling victim to a scam earlier this year. the sheriff's office says of the 88- thousand dollars that was lost.... it will be getting back about 32-thousand dollars. . in june -- a county employee thought he or she was responding to an invoice message from county administration. turns out-- it was a scammer using a phoney email address. officials monday -- there will be some traffic slowdowns caused by utility work on milwaukee's northwest side. starting on monday... we energies crews will be upgrading natural gas facilities along 76th street -- between sheridan avenue and thurston circle. 76 street will be restricted down to one lane and ramps connecting 76th to silver spring will be closed. the work is expected to be complete by mid-november. patience... pays off. whitnall's new head football coach knows that all to well. tom pipines has his story from this schools in greenfield on layton avenue. wonderful ri

in the city of milwaukee. it should be 30 to 40 feet tall and needs to be easily accessible to harvest using a crane. so if you want your tree considered, if you have a big one, call the city. the deadline is friday, october 14th. and remember last year, this happened last year, jeremy was actually there. we had this whole thing going on, taping it live. it was very exciting. you remember this is this>> i was out there. >> what happened? >> it was exciting. >> build up, build up, the chain saw cuts through it. i had a chunk of it. it is displayed at red arrow season. hard to believe we are thinking about the holidays coming up. the weather certainly is feeling like this. it is cool, crisp and damp. we are watching the drizzle and pocket of showers slipping down to south. damp pavement is left over. it is cool. grab a jacket and umbrella. it is 51 downtown milwaukee. the winds are picking up to 10 miles per hour. there is a brisk wind this showers are meandering through. spinning in from lake michigan and the h

new at noon the milwaukee rally women's ride is back! riders got together today for a beautiful ride along the lakefront...its part of harley- davidson's annual milwakee rally and custom bike show weekend... 113 women are riding to the 7 seas restaurant in this ride is about much more than just a scenic ride from the city to the countryside. "the ride does benefit accident scene management which is mor training. so what we're doing is raising money e able to provide specific motorcycle training to the milwaukee police department and we'll start training with some of their cadets here in the near future." participants receive a commemorative rally goodie program. high anxiety today for some packers players waiting to find out if they'll make the team. the team needs to reach the 53 man active roster by 3 tomorrow afternoon. a numr of those players on the n again chiefs. the only score came on a touchdown pass tight end jared cook. the final score was kansas city 17 greey record...but more importantly...no serious injuries to their starter

milwaukee county will host a public information meeting tonight about the proposal. that of franklin commecial center and the planned franklin/muske go bike trail systems.the meeting will be held at the root river parkway picnic shelter number two at 4-30. coming up-- recovering. what hillary clinton is now saying about her bout with pneumonia. plus why state democrats are asking the u-s senate ethics committee to investigate senator ron johnson. more live at daybreak-- on today's tmj4 is next. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around- it's dragging down your fuel economy. like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate. at amope, we know heels can be every woman's fashion secret. but what's no secret is how much they hurt. the foot care experts at amope now turn your heels into sneakers. new gelactiv insoles almost invisible, and made of ultra-thin c

but that's about to change. >> good morning, milwaukee. thank you for the great friday morning shout out. you know, wisn 12 is stopping by the classes across southeast wisconsin and if you are interested in a visit, head to wisn.com and click on the school >> tgfi. we have made it to friday. >> yes, you are if planning out the weekend, wes and elizabeth from 99.1 the mix are here with their weekend picks. >> we are headed to bay view, it is the bash going on weekend and old school party jam stage. a lot of food. check out this weekend happening tomorrow it is her hometown and her 38th birthday. >> no, 35th. thank you, wes. >> thank you, guys. happy birthday. >> yes, exactly. >> under ground pipeline just for beer. >> where one is being built. plus, making sure your water is >> it's back to class today after an accidental shooting girl who was hurt during a scuffle with police officers. >> plus, focusing on the safety of your drinking water. that's the goal of an effort launching today in milwaukee. the first-of-its-kind milestone now just

he's the milwaukee man charged with setting a wife that killed two childen. a jury has found morgan guilty of all counts....except one.... the prosecution claims morgan 3 set the blaze as a "scare tactic". also in closing arguments yesterdaythe defense maintained morgan is not responsible. we have a crew in the courtroom and will bring you ti also new at noon...gregory rounds enters he plea in a milwaukee courtroom this mornin. morning."how do you plead? guil" rounds...guilty. he was charged with murder after his accomplice was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer. police say rounds and burt johnson were behind an armed robbery at a milwaukee o-reilly auto parts back in may.johnson's girlfriend, la toya james, was the one who purchased the gun used during the robbery.johnson told her which guns to buy.rounds will face a maximum sentence of 55 years in sentenced in november. new at noon --the army lieutenant viciously attacked and burned by a co-worker in kansas remains in intensive car. care...we spoke to jessica blanchard -- sister of lt. katie ann

steve: next on the now milwaukee, a legacy of milwaukee is coming to an end. european sausage shop is closing his doors. the owner tells us why he's ending a delicious institution. courtny: a lot of people sad for that one. like peace of mind? came with something else? two whole years of it. well, when you switch to high speed internet from at&t... the low price you sign up for... is guaranteed to stay the same for two years. call now and switch to high speed internet from at&t for just 30 dollars a month, guaranteed for two years with a qualifying bundle. and with high speed internet from at&t, you can enjoy 99.9 percent reliability... d internet from at&t for just 30 dollars a month, guaranteed for two years with a qualifying bundle. and now, your monthly internet equipment fees are included in this price. plus, you get a 200-dollar reward card. with at&t, you only have to pay one price: the one you sign up for. don't wait. call an at&t expert and switch today. ?? i'm steve chamraz, welcome to the now milwaukee... convicted murderer brendan dassey will remai

in milwaukee, im justin williams, fox 6 news. happening now -- thousands of motorcycles have poured into town for the annual milwaukee rally. five area harley-davidson dealers and the h-d museum are holding events throughout the weekend. it's the largest free motorcycle rally in the midwest. boxes weather clear and quiet tonight with temperatures falling through the 60s this evening. we'll drop into the 50s inland overnight, around 60 dominate our weather through the holiday weekend. this means more sun and mild temperatures. highs in the 70s saturday and sunday. humidity levels will start to increase sunday and monday. it will warm into the 80s on labor day. the heat really builds by tuesday and wednesday with highs near 90 along tonight: clear skies. low: 60 wind: e 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny. high: 74 wind: se 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 62 high: 78 wind: se 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny and humid. am low: 65 partly sunny with a chance for thunderstorms. hot and humid. am low: 70 high: 89 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesd

a milwaukee teen-- charged today as an adult... in the burglaries of four auto dealerships earlier this summer. fox6s madeline anderson has the latest from racine county. with regard to this case and the seriousness of the allegationsappearin for the first time... i am going to set a cash bond.javon vdillies bail was set at 10-thousand- dollars. according to the criminal complaint... vdillie was 16 when he and his four friends burglarized four auto dealerships around racine county between july 4th and the 13th. this was a smash and grab sort of break in. so they broke in through the showroom windows and took keys inside.the district attorneys office filed a petition to have d'villie tried as an adult. that request was the 17-year-old faces 17 felony charges. deputy district attorney tricia hanson says it was important to move vdillies case into adult court to send the message to other kids... racine county is not going to tolerate theses kinds of crimes. this is extremely serious and when you think about all of these young, unlicen

a busy weekend in milwaukee coming up. indian summer festival kicks off friday at the summerfest grounds. the festival is celebrating it's 30th anniversary. it runs through sunday tickets cost 15 dollars. coming up:why one popular milwaukee ?won't be open for lunch today. plus...good bye to the "go pass"? why free bus rides-- for elderly and disabled riders are on the chopping block today. more live at we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers so join our network, and start sharing your moments next at 5-30: plus... a federal investigation is shutting down a local technical college. the million dollar price tag the school must pay after being accused of cheating students out of millions. wisconsin officials-- are concerned about low level street about low leve

francis here in milwaukee. as julie collins shows us today's focus was the life sister margaret held and the legacy she'll leave behind. the life of sister margaret held - a friend to all -- taken tragically last month - is remembered today. 'margarets life is a witness to all of us; she represents the best of who we are as its a celebration of the beauty of her life.' the celebration began with a wake as dozens paid their respects - reflecting on how their lives have been forever changed having known the sisters. 'thank you god for letting me know her for the 7 years i lived.' sister margaret spent decades providing healthcare in an impoverished community through a small medical clinic. this is the doctor who worked really are gods face here on earth." during the funeral mass, archbishop jerome listecki spoke about how she spent her life dedicated to serving god. 'the very life enjoyment of their lives was a reflection of christs love.' the day was a sorrowful one - but sister margarets best friend shared a me

joyce: today, anne holton made a stop in milwaukee. the wife of democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine met with supporters at a campaign office on the city's east side. holton is the former of secretary of education in virginia. she told 12 news' political reporter kent wainscott she would like to play a role in a potential clinton white house. >> i would love the opportunity to help be a listener on education. hillary has asked me out on the students and bring feedback back , to her on education issues. that's an opportunity i hope she asks me to do when she's governing. joyce: former first daughter chelsea clinton will be in green bay tomorrow to campaign for her mother. she will take part in a get out and early vote event at meyer theatre in downtown green bay. chelsea clinton campaigned for hillary clinton in milwaukee during the april primary. an estimated 1600 people packed the waukesha county expo center wednesday night to seeal trump. that's according to the waukesha county sheriff's department. the 1600 supporters got

milwaukee police say a man and woman in their 20s were the latest targets. they were walking near astor and pleasant early thursday a gun-- stealing a wallet and other items before taking off. "41.34 they say come in groups and things like that, but it doesn't help. when they have a gun what are you gonna do." officers say one of the culprits is just 13 years old. they caught him with a gun just hours later near humboldt and commerce... less than mile away from the armed robbery. it's unclear how the teen got the weapon-- but the chief says nearly 2-thousand guns have been taken off milwaukee streets so far this year. "38.49 in terms of gun seizures milwaukee is a week -- we told you about a string of overnight armed robberies in the brady street area.police say the suspect approached unsuspecting victims with a knife or gun, robbed them, then ran away. kunert says hopelessness and fear is not how he wants to live his life... life..."42.37 it's getting to be more and more and more, something has to happen." 3 milwaukee police are still looking for the other

milwaukee hamilton at milwaukee riverside. both teams tied at the top of the richardson city and it's all sykes all the time.riverside sophomore quarterback chris sykes with the hat trick.he scores three times in the first half. carries for three touchdowns. it's 27-nothing at the break. dominates.they win 49-8 to stay and on top of the richardson division. sometimes heckling can pay off... literally.at a ryder cup practice today several of the european players were having difficulty making the same putt.this u-s-a fan started heckling them.with 100 challenge him to make the putt. and wouldn't you know it... he does.i would celebrate like that too. ((:15 i haven't fully realized what just happened, but was a pretty experience. and do that ahead and do that again, that here's tonight's supercash tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- margot robbie,

milwaukee county executive chris abele was at the park as crews and also milwaukee county different attorney john chisholm was there. chris abele telling our wisn 12 news crew the park will resume normal operating hours starting today. that means staying open from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. milwaukee county sheriff david clark had ordered the park to close at 6:00 p.m. and orange fencing to stay up around sherman park. after unrest broke out after the deadly officer-involed shooting of sylville smith. the sheriff's update -- shares office for updates. a health alert for expecting mothers -- having ultrasounds in the first trimester may increase the severity of autism in children. a new study from the university of washington looked at children already diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. the researchers found children with certain types of the condition can have lower non-verbal i.q.'s and increased first trimester. the study looked at the variability of symptoms, but not what causes the condition. the food and drug administration recommends only using ultrasounds for medical purposes. some

an employed milwaukee is a safe milwaukee. a safe milwaukee is a prosperous milwaukee. if tuesday is any indication, one aware of it. we see few people in the access point while were there. winters says another obstacle to address...is helping people get to the jobs. most of the time, its mainly transportation. not everybody has transportation to get back and forth. mayor tom barrett says hes heard this before...and is challenging employers to consider moving or expanding into the city. given whats happened in this community over the last month, im hopeful that many individuals in the business community will say not only is it good business, but its the right thing to do as are scheduled to happen once a week...for the next five weeks...moving to a different location each week. winters says her application is step toward her long-term goal...of becoming a nurse. this right here is gonna put my feet through the door, just for income at the moment. there was also an announcement today that the center for healthcare careers - which is a partnership of the largest health co

moving to downtown milwaukee-- 1. which ones are in the midst of leaving the suburbs? 2. when could bader on port washington trying to sell 44 acres along lake michigan: 1. what do city officials want to see built on the property? 2. are there any likely bidders russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - aring their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. the 3rd annual maker faire is this weekend. some of the technology on mother of keith lamont scott. what he said and what he was doing before he was shot and killed by police in north carolina. plus stirring up controversy. we speak to a man who tried to big stories at 11:30. a tulsa officer is now facing charges of

3 milwaukee is getting ready to boerner botanical gardens. gardens.28 artisans from china have been hard at work for two weeks constructing lanterns for the festival. when they're done there will be more than a thousand on display. including a 20 foot lotus fairy and a dragon longer than six school buses. "the lantern has a long cultural history in china and now we're expanding it to different parts of the world and we want people from around the world to see it so we bring it herewe spent a lot of time and effort on this show so we hope people can come and see it." it." come and see it." it." the china lantern festival will run through the entire month of october...opening on the first. a milwaukee mother and fashion designer will get a chance to prove herself on bravo's hit t-v show "project runway. runway."the reason why i wanted to do this show was two fold a for the design and my business and pushing my business because this is a business on and b i just wanted to show women who are 50 and over it's not over you need to go for it, you ne

steph thanks madeline as you heard-- chief flynn compared milwaukee to chicago-- saying milwaukee had a higher homicide rate. here's a closer look at those had 24 homicides. chicago had 90. but when you compare those numbers based on population-- milwaukee's homicide rate per 100- thousand people was 4. chicago's was 3 point 3. there were 24 homicide victims--but there were countless of people left mourning. fox 6's ashley sears has a message from one family who lost a loved one last month. it's very devastating... it seems impossible to put into words-- h one to homicide. because never would i have thought it would be my child. for nearly one month, dinese bennett and her family have been suffering. it's very hard and i feel like i'm not getting justice. her 25-year-old son bennie bennett was killed in a double homicide in early august. his body was discovered in a home at 36th and congress. i'm hurting so bad inside...i don't rest, i don't sleep. bennett was one of 24 people in august. the highest monthly total since july of 1991. i watch the news and i cry. this family says it shar

an employed milwaukee is a safe milwaukee. a safe milwaukee is a prosperous milwaukee. if tuesday is any indication, one challenge for the program...might be making people aware of it. we see few people in the access point while were there. winters says another obstacle to address...is helping people get to the jobs. most of the time, its mainly transportation. not everybody has transportation to get back and forth. mayor tom barrett says hes heard this before...and is challenging expanding into the city. given whats happened in this community over the last month, im hopeful that many individuals in the business community will say not only is it good business, but its the right thing to do as well. the mobile job access centers are scheduled to happen once a week...for the next five weeks...moving to a different location each week. winters says her application is step toward her long-term goal...of becoming a nurse. this right here is gonna put my feet through the door, just for income at the there was also an announcement today that the center for healthcare careers -

southern part of milwaukee county. right around the airport, all the way back to the western part of kenosha county. still a lot of rain everywhere else. but this is where the heavy downpours and torrential rain is falling, showing a little bit of hail possible right along i-94 in racine county. this will be more marble-sized to penny-sized hail. and show you this whole complex, basically covering southeast wisconsin and the northeast corner of illinois, all of this should be out of the picture within the next couple of hours. the heaviest rain out of the picture in about 45 minutes. that flood watch continues for much of southeastern wisconsin now with the exception of walworth county, until about 1:00 in the morning, again, with certainly a lot of rain has fallen through the area. temperatures drop to 74 with the rain in milwaukee, 74 in racine still else in the lower 70s. that boundary hasn't made it here yet. our computer models showing when it does so it will continue to generate these storms until about midnight

if you know who this man is, call milwaukee police. carole: new charges filed in connection with the accidental shooting of a milwaukee boy last week. the boy's father is charged possession of a firearm by a felony and leaving a weapon near a child. a six-year-old boy found the gun on top of a kitchen cabinet last week and fired it and hit his brother. the mother is charged in this case. >>> milwaukee mayor top barrett laid out his $63 million proposal. taxpayers should see increase of service fees will increase about $11. julia fello explains why or what maybe the biggest announcement of all. reporter: trade manufacturer tell go is coming back to milwaukee to fulfill a more than $70 million order for the city of los angeles. >> we need more jobs. reporter: up to 30 of them will be created over the. the company is coming back after six years. the company left in 2010 after scott walker dropped the proposed rail line. they ended up being purchased by the state of michigan. >> this is the progress of the century city. reporter: the distr

milwaukee's air and water sponsorship deal announced this morning. pete zervakis explains how it's been revived. a donation from waterstone bank means the aws will again draw some 400-thousand people here to milwaukee's lake front the amount of the sponsorship won't be made public... the announcement came this morning downtown. it's extremely important to give back to the communities we serve - they support us, we support them but the donation ends a one year postonment of milwaukee's has been running 15 years. it's the state's largest, free event.... and was put off this summer because of a lack of money - and scheduling conflicts. this event doesn't just draw a lot of people who spend money to milwaukee, it's an event that supports military service when the show returns this summer... the u-s navy's blue angels will be the headline performers. lake mich makes an awesome backdrop for an air show they last flew in milwaukee in 2010. we t to an air craft carrier to watch the navy operate but we can bring a little of the pride and professionalism of ou

a new milwaukee program is helping people find work. tuesday marked the opening of milwaukee's first job center access point, which is inside employ milwaukee.employers from a variety of industries are joining the effort... including healthcare, banking and construction.the next step neighborhoods like sherman park, to reach people who don't have transportation to a job access point. molina healthcare is holding a hiring blitz today in milwaukee the company is looking to hire 25 bilingual call center representatives.the hiring event is at molina healthcare in milwaukee from 12 to 5.you should bring an updated resume. up next-- on live at daybreak on today's tmj4which u-s olympians medical records were targeted by russian hackers. then was the reason for priceline doing away with their "name ? three u-s olympic athletes had their personal medical records hacked... including simone biles and the willams sisters. the world anti-doping agency says a russian group called the "fancy bears" posted records of therapeutic use exemptions of banne

. >> a milwaukee student grazed by a bullet. why some parents are upset. >> a tool medics have used to save hundreds of lives. >> families of drug abusers are turning it to save lives. >> also, the music director for the milwaukee symphony is ready s >> you set the tempo. >> the similarities between music and football. kathy: we start with a milwaukee public school student grazed by a bullet. joyce: terry sater is there live. >> the school was never on lock down after the gunfire to around he was a little shaken when he came home. >> natasha says she will probably keep her son home tomorrow after another student was grazed by a milwaukee police officers bullet. >> he is only in the second grade. he had a code red and wanted to come home. >> milwaukee police described this as an accidental firing of a 13-year-old girl became combative when questioned about a prior incident. >> officers were engaged with a student here at school. the firearm while still in the holster was discharge. >> it happened in the schools 's basement as off

if you c people - call milwaukee police. madison police acted reasonably and within department policies with the arrest of an 18-year-old woman outside a mall. police arrested ge-nele laird in june after they say she displayed a knife while confronting someone. video of the arrest sparked protests alleging excessive use of force and discrimination. an outside review says police murdered in mississippi will be laid to rest tomorrow. a funeral mass for sister margaret held will take place tomorrow morning at st. joseph center in milwaukee... with archbishop listecki. the mass will be followed by burial at olivet cemetery. sister held grew up in slinger... and worked with the school sisters of saint francis in milwaukee. she and sister paula merrill were found stabbed to dead in a home in rural mississippi last week. a man has been arrested in teh case. amc thea gene wilder's life, by bringing two of his biggest hits back to the big screen. "willy wonka and the chocolate factory" and "blazing saddles" will both be shown this we