back in june -- a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed anderson at madison park... and today, we still know little about the case. anderson's father says it's time for more information to be made public... especially after details of officer- involved shootings in north carolina and oklahoma have been

ahead at 8:30- the family of a wauwatosa man calling for the release of a police shooting video that left a loved one dead. why officials say it hasn't be made public yet. luzader says "..one final weekend for these two candidates to cram for monday night's debate. i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll yesterday, you do not see a gun at any point in either one of those videos" now at 8-30 the attorney for the family of man shot and killed by police in charlotte talking about what he saw on the video . this as a third night of protests.... but this time much more peaceful. good morning everyone and welcome back to wakeup. anchor adlibs traffic red on delays green on traffic map = no delays by police in tulsa, oklahoma say they're grateful an officer has been charged. betty shelby now faces charges of first degree manslaughter. prosecutors say shelby quote "reacted unreasonably" during last friday's encounter. fox's patricia stark has more from new york. an officer is charged in the outrage from the community following the release of a police video... showing 40-year-old terence crutch

today marks three months since the shooting death of jay anderson by a wauwatosa police officer and the family is still waiting to hear if charges will be filed.police say the responding officer feared for his safety when he fired shots at anderson.. killing him. there's a roughly 20-second clip of the shoo full-time employment opportunity that could lead to a future career in law enforcement are invited. the first one will take place tomrrow from 10 a-m to one p-m at the milwaukee police academy on teutonia. the state of wisconsin taking on a prescription drug company. a lawsuit just filed by the attorney general accuses the maker of the prescription drug suboxone of blocking generic competitors from the market -- and as a result causing those who use the medication to pay higher prices.suboxone is used to treat heroin and opiod addictions by ng one person is dead following a two-vehicle crash in dodge county. the sheriff's office says the vehicles collided on county highway a-y just before 4 p-m yesterday. the driver of the other vehicle was not injured. the crash remains under invest

after nearly three months, wauwatosa police haven't even released that in the death of jay anderson. his father tells our a.j. bayatpour it's time for at least some evidence to be made public... as the signs of autumn appear in madison park, jay anderson senior still has questions about what happened on that early-summer want to know what happened before my son was shot and murdered. i want to know what happened before. wauwatosa police have only said an officer approached jay anderson who was in his parked car around 3 a-m. anderson had possession of a gun - his family says he did own a gun - then something happened that made the officer fear for his safety, prompting the officer to shoot and kill anderson. thursday, police say they haven't released any more information about it to all come out at once after the d-a reviews the case. in a statement, the chief deputy d-a confirms the f-b-i is working on the body camera footage, saying "the video enhancement we're seeking would be to see if it can be made clearer. our belief is it only contains 20 seconds prior to the shooing." anders

its three months since jay anderson was killed by a wauwatosa police officer in madison park. it was devastating. just rally just devastating for me. well deal with it and go day by day with it. its been one day at a time. but its been hard one day at a time. investigators say an officer saw a suspicious vehicle in the gun in andersons possession, and the officer fired his own weapon killing the man. three months later the officers name has not been released. 20 seconds of dash camera video has not been made public, even though the milwaukee county districts attorneys office has given tosa police the green light. we want this officers name out. we want to know why this officer do what he did. what did jay do wrong? my son should have been home, with a tickt devastating to see that bring it back to my son. a wauwatosa police spokesperson says they will not release details in bits and pieces, and all of the information will be released at once, once the d-as investigation is over. family members are frustrated. releasing balloons with a promise to pressure to sweep this under th

wauwatosa police said yesterday it doesn't want to release the evidence will eventually be released at once. the milwaukee county d-a's office is reviewing the case. a spokesman says the f-b-i is now trying to improve the clarity of the body camera footage. one man is dead and another is hurt after a shooting in milwaukee's harambe neighborhood. by our count at fox6, this is milwaukee's 99th homicide of the year. deandra corinthios has the latest on the investigation. marks milwaukee's 99th homicide of the year. there were 145 last year...and 86 in 2014. right now, police are searching for a suspect...and a motive. the shooting took place on thursday just before 6 pm in milwaukee's harambe neighborhood. police were called to palmer and chambers. witnesses describe hearing two bursts of gunfire. police say a 53 year old man was shot and taken to a local hospital where victim is a 23 year old man...who suffered a non life threatening gunshot wound...was also taken to the hospital. two grandparents tells us they are thankful none of the bullets hit the kids who were playing on the block.

today marks three months since the shooting death of jay anderson by a wauwatosa police officer and the family is still waiting to hear if charges will be filed. police say the responding officer ared for satywhen he fired shots at anderson.. killing him. video of the shooting hasn't been leased publicly. northbound i-41/45 at bluemound road is reopened after a semi jackknifed and rolled over earlier this morning. here's a look at the semi being towed away. all northbound lanes were shut down for a couple of hours. the semi to crash or if anyone was injured. & this morning was mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler this temps in the low to mid 60s, and spotty showers. today is mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s, a ne breeze chance for a few pop up afternoon showers. tonight is mostly cloudy with lows near 60 and scattered t'showers after midnight. police in midnight.after midnight. police in charlotte have made an arrest in connection th the shooting death of a protester wednesday night. meanwhile protests turned peacefulovernight. sarah rosario updates

it was here in the parking lot at madison park where a wauwatosa police officer shot police say anderson had a gun in his possession and the officer feared for his safety. that was exactly 13 weeks ago on june 23... three months later, we still know very little about the case. wauwatosa police still wont release the officers name, wont put out the video of the shooting even though the das office has said that would not interfere with their review of the case. thursday, police told us thats chief barry webers call and that he doesnt want to release in 'bits and pieces,' adding everything will come out eventually but all at the same time. anderson's father says he's seen the officer's body camera video, which is about 20 seconds long. he had his hands up trying to say he had something in the car, a gun in the car, and the third time he moved it i guess he moved too close to the gun, or i believe he was going for his phone. anderson says it's now time to release the officer's name and the body camera video. i wish they would do that but theyre not. when to violent scenes similar to this wee

that's the demands from the family of a wauwatosa man killed by police. what else they're calling for. honor two young lives lost. how the two victims in a fatal crash are being remembered. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm derica williams. out of washington -- five people are now dead after a gunman opened fire at a burlington mall. police are still searching for that suspect. police say this is the shooter and that he acted alone. they also say he is armed with a rifle. the shooting happened last night at the cascade mall in burlington, about an hour north of seattle. the five people shot were inside of a macy's store. people are hurt. in charlotte -- police say protesters were dispersing peacefully and without incident. this after keith scott's family released footage of the fatal police shooting that initially sparked the unrest. officials there were no reports of arrests, injuries or property damage. we'll take a closer look at that video coming up at 7-30. meanwhile in tulsa -- a funeral will be held this evening for a man who was k

wauwatosa police said thursday they don't want to release evidence in "bits and pieces," adding all the evidence will eventually be released - but at once. the milwaukee county d-a's office is reviewing the case. a spokesman says the f-b-i is now trying to improve the clarity of the body camera footage. milwaukee police are investigating a double shooting a 53 year old man is dead...a 23 year old was also shot. deandra corinthios is latest by our count at fox6...this marks milwaukee's 99th homicide of the year. there were 145 last year...and 86 in 2014. right now, police are searching for a suspect...and a motive. the shooting took place on thursday just before 6 pm in milwaukee's harambe neighborhood. police were called to palmer and chambers. witnesses describe hearing two bursts of gunfire. police say a 53 year old man was where he died. police say the second victim is a 23 year old man...who suffered a non life threatening gunshot wound...was also taken to the hospital. two grandparents tells us they are thankful none of the bullets hit the kids who were playing on the block. "we he

we spoke with a father, who's son was shot and killed by wauwatosa police.. tonight.. why he says releasing the video of his son at this point, would do more harm than good..that's coming up on live at a u-w-m theater professor is a 2016 macarthur fellow.because of this, anne basting will receive what is commonly known as a "genius grant". it's a no- strings attached 625 thousand dollar grant.basting and 22 other fellows won for their exceptional creativity and potential for future contributions in their fields. congratulations anne basting. the 2016 milwaukee film festival starts tonight. new to the film festival's ridley.ridley went to school in milwaukee and went on to win an academy award for screenwriting for the movie "12 years a slave". festival executive director jonathan jackson says having ridley means having connections to the film industry. "john helped secure some of the films for this year's festival as well. the disney film queen of cotway, which is already sold out but is one of the featured screenings in the festival john actually personally secured fo

that's the demands from the family of a wauwatosa man killed by police. since jay anderson was shot in his car at madison park, investigators promise the investigation will eventually be made public. fox 6's ben handelman says it's not just video the family wants released immediately. they arrive with balloons— to mark a horrible day. its three months since jay anderson was killed by a wautosa police officer in madison park. it was devastating. a lot of people dont know about jays case. and it is kind of sickening.investigators say police say the officer spotted a gun in andersons possession, and the officer fired his own weapon killing the man. three months later— the officers name has not been released. 20 seconds of dash camera video has not been made public, even though the milwaukee county distrneys attoreys office has given tosa police the green light. we want this officers name out. we want to know why this officer do what he did. officer who murdered my son. a wauwatosa police spokesperson says they will not release details in bits and

the 25-year-old was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer in june in the middle of the night. the family has viewed a 20 -second clip of squad car video several times that shows what led up to the shooting, but they say it doesn't show much. his parents say anderson was sleeping in his car at madison park. they acknowledge he had a gun on the seat but was never holding , it. tosa police will only say the car was suspicious and the officer fired his weapon because >> he did not follow proper protocol and he needs to be in , jail for killing my son. >> linda says she feels discouraged after learning how quickly the video was released in the fatal officer involved shooting in tulsa, oklahoma. and as that officer was charged today, she wonders if she'll ever have closure anytime soon. >> i feel robbed. i feel like they are giving us the run around with my son's case. >> i did reach out to the da's office tonight. they said they met with the anderson family earlier this week. they said they are trying to enhance the squad video to improve the quality so a final decision can be made

today, today, wauwatosa police are hosting a "street corner roll call" as it prepares to join other law enforcement agencies in an o-w-i task force this labor day weekend.the southeast wisconsin o-w-i task force consists of at local agencies from both milwaukee and waukesha counties the u-s coast guard is reminding people to be careful on the water this holiday weekendit says it has responded to over 200 search and rescue incidents around lake michigan in august .there were 18 deaths on the lake in august of 20-15. a milwaukee nun willbe remembered this morning.sister margaret held was stabbed to death last month in mississippi.a visitation will take place inside saint joseph 8:30. following that is a wake at 9:30. a mass of christian burial will follow at 11. police made one arrest in the case.they say the suspect was trying to rob the sisters. a second nun killed with sister margaret will be laid to rest in kentuckyfriends and family held a visitation for sister paula merrill yesterday "that's our belief...that now she's wrapped in the arms of our loving god and she's now praying

. >> today marks the death of shooting by a wauwatosa police officer. the family is is waiting to hear if charges will be filed. the responding officer feared for his safety. there's a roughly 20-second clip of the family members have seen. but that video so far has not been released to the public. >>> a second person has now died from flooding in western wisconsin. relief is on the way for those areas affected. governor scott walker says federal officials granted his request to provide low interest loans. walker declared a state of emergency in 13 counties after torrential rains brought flooding and flood sides. forecast. >> john: those temperatures are cool for your friday night fish fry. football frenzy. already 63 sheboygan, 63 in port washington. 68 kenosha. 65 beaver dam. we are going to see temperatures continue to be on the cool side, kenosha, you can see the clouds hanging around. they even had a couple of sprinkles earlier in kenosha county. the winds right off lake michigan. north northeast at 7 miles per hour. you can see on our "storm team

shot and killed by wauwatosa police.. why the father of jay anderson says releasing the body camera footage now, will do more harm than good. live at 5 starts now. that breaking news--- a tulsa police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man is being charged with first degree manslaughter in the case. officer betty shelby shot and killed 40- year- old terence crutcher one week. arrangements are now being made for shelby's surrender. that news comes as national guard troops and state police have been called into charlotte. the queen city preparing for a third night of protests..it comes after two nights of violent protests.. over the shooting death of an african-american man by police. nbc's jay gray reports on a city on edge: (nats; clean up at hornet's store)clean up in the queen city ..(nats: glass broken at nascar hof)uptown charlotte.. battered.. bruised.. and in many areas broken..(nats: chaos)after a second night of protests)peaceful protests - over the police involved shooting death of keith lamont scott- g

it was here in the parking lot at madison park where a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed jay anderson as he sat in his car. police say anderson had a gun in his possession and the officer feared for his safety. that was exactly 13 weeks ago on june 23... still wont release the officers name, wont put out the video of the shooting even though the das office has said that would not interfere with their review of the case. thursday, police told us thats chief barry webers call and that he doesnt want to release evidence in 'bits and pieces,' adding everything will come out eventually but all at the same time. anderson's father says he's seen the officer's body camera video, which is about 20 seconds long. he had his hands up trying to say he had something in the car, a gun in the car, and the third time he moved it i guess he moved too close to the gun, or i phone. anderson says it's now time to release the officer's name and the body camera video. i wish they would do that but theyre not. when the video does come out, anderson hopes it doesn't lead to violent scenes similar to this week

i want to know what wauwatosa police said thursday they don't want to release evidence in "bits and pieces," adding all the evidence will eventually be released - but at once. the milwaukee county d-a's office is reviewing the case. a spokesman says the f-b-i is now trying to improve the clarity of the body camera footage. milwaukee police have made an arrest... after a 9 year old is shot by a 6 year old. the 9 year old boy remains in the hospital, after being shot hadley last night. investigators say the two children had been playing with a loaded gun. police have taken a 30 year old woman into custody... recommending that she be charged with leaving a loaded firearm near children. the case will be forwarded to the district attorneys office in the coming days. two people are dead, after a car crashes into a department of public works truck. the crash happened near 76th and sheridan around 9-30 this milwaukee police say the dpw truck was pulling a wood chipper-- when it was hit by the car the 20-year-old woman riding in that car died on the scene. the driver later died at the hospital. the

wauwatosa police said thursday they don't want to release evidence in "bits and pieces," adding all the evidence will eventually be released - but at once. one man is dead and another is hurt...after a shooting in milwaukee's harambe neighborhood. by our count at fox6...this is milwaukee's 99th homicide of the year deandra corinthios is live from district five with the latest burts of gunfire. a 53 year old man is dead. and a 23 year old was also shot. the shooting happened just before 6 pm near palmer and chambers. police tell us the 53 year old man died at the hospital. the 23 year old was also taken to the hospital...they say his injury is not life threatening. the relationship between both men is unclear. police are not sure if the 23 year old was one of the shooters. a press release lists him as a victim not a suspect. with the investigation undew feel differently about their block. "we usually stay out here until 12 o'clock at night and nobody would bother us or anything but now i wouldnt stay out here past dark the neighborhood is changing for some reason" our records at fox6 ind

the man accused of leading wauwatosa police on a high speed chase is expected in court today.. police say 40-year-old lucas byrd almost hit 100 miles per hour in the august chase.. it lasted 2 miles-- and ended on a sidewalk! at the time of his arrest-- byrd was already wanted for a probatio from prison in may. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for this afternoon. the families of two men killed in a crash are holding a protest later today. 25-year-old deangelo maxwell and 36-year-old james morris were struck and killed at 6th and mckinley last month. the driver of the truck who hit them was initially arrested...but has been released from custody. the victims' families are frustrated the driver has not been charged..and plan to walk to the courthouse from 6th and mckinley tonight starting at 6. leaps this weekend in green bay. don't worry not the packers. the penalty badgers players could face - coming up. also this morning - the c-d-c claims funding is running out for fighting the zika virus in the u-s. when lawmakers plan to vote on a new funding plan - just ahead. and afte

back in june -- a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed anderson at madison park... and today, we still know little about the case. anderson's father says it's time for more information to be made public... especially after details of officer- involved shootings in north carolina and oklahoma have been it's in the later stages of its review in the case ... and it is trying to enhance the 20-second body- cam video recording of the shooting. a 30-year-old woman has been arrested after a nine-year-old boy was shot last night. it happened last night at 20th and hadley. the boy was shot in the back. we're told the shooter was just 6- years-old -- he apparently grabbed a loaded gun and fired. police say the woman who was taken into custody could face charges of leaving a loaded firearm near children. today -- city leaders joining mayor tom barrett in announcing whats being hailed as a five year, five million dollar violence prevention effort. officially called -- the resiliency in communities after stress and trauma grant, the money comes from the substance abuse and menta

gary gabrish of the wauwatosa police department says labor day still cracks into the top group. "i would say labor day is probably in the top five." thirty five agencies team upf says they're very effective: since last october, not including regular patrols, the task force alone has made 230 operating while impaired arrests. "i believe we have about eight percent of the owis that occur in our county just on our deployments." they'll be keeping a close eye on drivers this weekend, while some celebrate labor day as the unofficial end of summer. "i think people need to get that last drinking in the last large weekend before they go back to up in the back of a squad car but your weekend plans involve alcohol or other substances, simply make sure you've got a designated driver to get you home safely. reporting live tonight in wauwatosa, rachelle baillon fox6 news. brad thanks rach we're heading into the holiday weekend with some fantastic weather. tom is on the weather deck. weather clear and quiet tonight with 60s this evening. we'll drop into the 50s inland overnight, around 60 lak

drivers.the wauwatosa police department will be hosting a street corne five tonight.. at the southwest corner of mayfair road at bluemound.after the roll call...those agencies will then deploy o-w-i task force officers and other resources onto the roads in their communities to look for drivers under the influence. 3 the 'oil price information service' expects 400 million gallons of gas will be bought every day over the long weekend.labor day gas prices are expected to be the lowest since 2004. 27:28-36 the whole summer was and travel with the lower gas prices and improved consumer confidence.butt together 27:57-16we would reccomend people avoid traveling in peak travel times which is friday afternoon and midday monday..as people return home from long weekend.but really anytime you head out youre probably gonna see more volume on roads than you do for a typical weekend. 3 and to make travel easier... the d-o-t is stopping most construction for the hoay take place from noon today until 6 a-m tuesday.there will be some work on the zoo interchange... but no major construct

a wauwatosa police spokesperson says they will not release details in bits and pieces, and all of the information will be released at once, once the d-as investigation is over. family members ar releasing balloons with a promise to pressure investigators to be transparent. were not going to forget about jay. anderson's family has seen what appears to be the only video of camera clip. we are told that video has been sent to the f-b-i to see if it can be enhanced. it appears to be holding up the investigation. it's unclear when it may be sent back. live at madison park, in tosa ben handelman, fox 6 news. steph thanks ben a deadly officer involved shooting in charlotte, north carolina, has prompted another night of demonstrations. this is a live look at the streets of charlotte... where for a fourth straight night... protesters are gathering following the fatal shooting o have still not released video from the shooting... but today the scott family released video recorded by his wife. stacey cohan has the details. rakeyia scott, wife of keith scott keith, don't let them break the windows

. >> coming up next, a foot chase ensues and wauwatosa police catch a suspected home i know vade her. it's how the pursuit ended that is almost right out of a hollywood movie. coming up next. it will be live on facebook or at tmj4.com, startin than three minutes. >> and if you're heading out on the town tonight, i think you're okay without your umbrella unless you're going to be out late because the showers will roll back in around 10:00 and be with us through the wee hours of the morning but get out of the way for tomorrow. >> shannon: thanks for joining us. ( music ). >>> live from the lambeau field atrium, inside the legends club, it's packers live with larry mccarren. this week's packers special guest, t.j. lang. ladies and gentlemen, the rock himself, larry mccarren. >> thank you very much. ( applause ). >> hello,everyone, and welcome to packers live or almost live as the case may be.

also in court today-- the man accused of leading wauwatosa police on a high speed chase. police say 40-year-old lucas byrd almost hit 100 miles per hour. the chase lasted 2 miles-- and ended on a sidewalk! at the time of his arrest-- byrd was already wanted for a probation violation. he was just released from prison in may. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for this afternoon. kim and jessob. back to you. the 17-year-old driver of the car involved in a fatal crash near 35th and two teens were killed in that accident. police say donte barnes was driving recklessly when he slammed into a tree . 15-year old latrey hale and 15-year-old demetrius batchelor junior were killed in the wreck. witnesses say barnes' car was in two pieces. he has been charged with homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle. a woman is upset the man charged with causing the death of her taeshawn griffin and his grandmother -- danielle triggs-- were both killed in a hit-and-run crash on may 27th. 18-year-old marvin anthony is charged with two counts of homicide by negligent use of a vehicle and tw

today marks three months since 25-year-old jay anderson junior wauwatosa by a police officer. wisn 12 news mike anderson is live at the milwaukee county courthouse with the latest on the investigation. mike: good morning. the district attorney's office has still not made a decision in jay anderson junior's case. the 25-year-old was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer in june in the middle of -- in june and the family has viewed a 20 second clip of squad car video several times that ow they say it doesn't show much. his parents say anderson was sleeping in his car at madison park. they acknowledge he had a gun on the seat, but was never holding it. tosa police will only say the car was suspicious and the officer fired his weapon because he feared for his safety. anderson's mother says she still struggles with her son's death. >> i feel robbed. the run around with my son's case. mike: the da's office tells 12 news they had a meeting with the anderson family earlier this week. they told his parents they're working to enhance the squad video to improve the quality so the

." >> wauwatosa police tell us the man is from milwaukee but didn't , immediately have more information about him. they've recovered the money and no one was hurt. patrick: update. it's a wet, gloomy, rainy start to the weekend. more rain is on the way. toya: chief meteorologist mark baden is tracking the rain and showers for us. and mark, people definitely want to plan ahead before heading out tonight, tomorrow, or the next night. mark: you got that right. we are looking to the east for our rain. normally we track the rain from not want to go anywhere. if you have plans tonight, it will rain on you. just be ready. we will track this line, moving into milwaukee around 6:00. it's moving at 40 miles per hour to the west. here is the thing, temperatures not that northeasterly wind at 10-15 miles per hour. when we get rid of this rain, coming up in weatherwatch 12. patrick: don't forget, you can take mark's forecast with you this weekend. just download the free wisn 12 news mobile app. toya: during the rain, a semi jackknifed on the mitchell interchange. this was the scene on southbound i-4

a man is dead after a crash in wauwatosa. police say he suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel on the 41-45 ramp near north avenue and ended up driving through a fence. the driver crashed in a nearby neighborhood at 114th and north. his name has not been released. we were told that no one else was hurt. one person is arrested after a police chase in glendale. it all ended near hubbard and meinecke in milwaukee. our wisn 12 news crew saw one information on what happened, but have not heard back. patrick: a shooting across the street from a high school in racine. tonight, police are investigating. it happened at a house near 12th and villa overnight. that's near st. catherine's high school. we're told one person was seriously hurt. the suspect is on the run. a man is hurt after a fire in jefferson county. it happened around 7:30 this morning at the frontier co-op in ixonia. this is video from news chopper 12. sparked the fire, injuring an employee inside. his condition has not been released. the company distributes feed

wauwatosa police said yesterday it doesn't want to release evidence in "bits and pieces"... saying all the evidence will eventually be released - at one milwaukee county d-a's office is reviewing the case. a spokesman says the f-b-i is now trying to improve the clarity of the body camera footage. milwaukee police are investigating a double shooting a 53 year old man is dead...a 23 year old was also shot. a 53 year old man is dead...a 23 year old was also shot. deandra corinthios is live from mpd's district five with the latest by our count at fox6...this marks milwaukee's 99th homicide of the year. there were 145 last year...and 86 in 2014. right now, police are searching for a thursday just before 6 pm in milwaukee's harambe neighborhood. police were called to palmer and chambers. witnesses describe hearing two bursts of gunfire. police say a 53 year old man was shot and taken to a local hospital where he died. police say the second victim is a 23 year old man...who suffered a non life threatening gunshot wound...was also taken to the hospital. two grandparents tells us the

teachers all over the district have spent the last week getting ready for the big day wauwatosa police on a high speed chase is expected in court today.. police say 40-year-old lucas byrd almost hit 100 miles per hour in the august chase.. it lasted 2 miles-- and ended on a sidewalk! at the time of his arrest-- byrd was already wanted for a probation violation. he was just released from prison in may. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for this afternoon. the families of two men killed in a crash are holding a protest later today. 25-year-old deangelo maxwell and struck and killed at 6th and mckinley last month. the driver of the truck who hit them was initially arrested...but has been released from custody. a medical examiner's report indicates "two open bottles of alcohol were noted in the back seat of the truck" and "a marijuana pipe could be seen laying on the ground..." the victims' families are frustrated the driver has not been charged..and plan to walk to the courthouse from 6th and mckinley tonight starting at 6. walk to the courthouse from 6th and mckinley tonight starting

the wauwatosa police closed capital drive. coming northbound on 12th street go east or west. two cars, one person was taken away from the scene on a stretcher. they are starting to do the clean up here. right now, two areas freeways are in good shape. no delays right now. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. 6:09. new from overnight, two earthquakes hitting within minutes of each other in japan. tim is learning new information in the news room. tim? >> no indication that the island according to the officials, first quake reported overnight off the coast with a magnitude of 5.7. minutes before that, 5.5 quake hit the northern most main island. no reports of immediate damage or injuries. of course, we are following this story all morning long and brick you any updates. back to you. >> thank you, tim. 6:10. historic flood levels in iowa. >> the families are watching the rivers as they threaten to overflow. details on the curfew now in effect and the efforts to protect the homes and businesses. >> plus, count down to tippoff, the bucks are starti

wauwatosa police celebrating today, they said this morning: "if only coffee day and donut day shared the holiday, happy national hospital - you want nothing more than to be by their side. for some - distance makes that extremely difficult. fox 6's nicole koglin takes you inside the place that's giving military families a home away from home. it's a story you'll only see on fox 6. in 1941 - with world war two well underway.... milton nicholas brown joined the army. he served in germany. "he did but he did serve helping people." after his service - he returned to milwaukee to raise his family - including his grandson - brian k. johnson. "my dad was not in the picture growing up. so, my grandfather was literally my father. " when milton got sick... "it seemed to be he was having an infection continuously." brian wanted to be by his side. "he was my idol. he was my role brian lives in san antonio, texas. milton was getting treatment at the milwaukee va medical center. a distance of more than 12-hundred miles. still - brian made the trip. he didn't have to worry about a place to stay....

drivers.the wauwatosa police department will be hosting a street corner roll call at five southwest corner of mayfair road at bluemound.after the roll call...those agencies will then deploy o-w-i task force officers and other resources onto the roads in their communities to look for drivers under the influence. 3 the 'oil price information service' expects 400 million gallons of gas will be bought every day over the long weekend.labor day gas prices are expected to be the lowest since 2004.i checked gas buddy for you- the average price in milwaukee for a gallon of if you're planning a "staycation" this holiday weekend--- you could check out the nation's ?longest running? parade of homes!76 years and running... and it's right here in our backyard!two subdivisions are featured.one in hartland.... the other in menomonee falls. there are 20 homes in all. we checked out ?one of the homes?... they're showing in the falls.it's a ranch with three bedrooms... and two baths. organizers tells us.... 20 percent of the people who show up are ?serious? home buyers. many of the others.... want to see the

gary gabrish of the wauwatosa police department says labor day still cracks into the top group. "i would say labor day is probably in the top five." thirty five agencies team up for the task force. and lt. gabrish says they're very effective: since last october, not including regular patrols force alone has made 230 operating while impaired arrests. "i believe we have about eight percent of the owis that occur in our county just on our deployments." they'll be keeping a close eye on drivers this weekend, while some celebrate labor day as the unofficial end of summer. "i think people need to get that last drinking in the last large weekend before they go back to work." again, if you don't want to end up in the back of a squad car

developing right now a suspected , armed robber arrested in a wauwatosa neighborhood. police say the gunman ran out of the subway at high10 capitol and tried to hide among some houses. he was taken into custody and a gun was recovered. no one was hurt. kathy: a dreary start to the weekend, take a look at this video from south shore marina, the strong winds sending waves crashing into the breakwater and boats rocking in the marina. mark joins us now. mark it's going to be a wet , night. mark: it is. if you're headed out this evening, this is what you want to know. this is not what you want to is where our rain is coming from. at this point, it is not that bad. there is rain in sheboygan. most other areas are drive. that will change in this will continue to move in. out the door, showers at 7:00, more showers at 9:00, more showers again at 11 :00. how long this continues into the weekend, coming up in weatherwatch 12. kathy: thank wherever you are this weekend, using interactive radar. you can find it on our 12 news app. it's free to download on your smart phone or table

the family of jay anderson is demanding video leasf the shooting inlving a wauwatosa police officer that killed him. and another dreary day -- tells us which weekend day will have the best weather and your full storm team forecast. i'm bridget shanahan. live at noon is next now at noon -- mucipalities in wisconsin for in-person absentee voting which starts monday in milwaukee. some voters in our area can cast an absentee ballot as early as monday. at's when vo bidler buding in milwaukee. before rst prential debate lwaukee voters c ?@nday night ballots at midtown center... and forest home library... starting october 10. so can you change your mind once you've voted absentee? pete

police were called to the scene near 113th and north around 10 this driver-- a 63- year-old wauwatosa man-- had a medical emergency and veered off the road. first responders tried to revive him but had no success. it appears he died from that medical situation rather than the crash itself. racine police are investigating a shooting near 12th and villa. police say one man was shot multiple times just before two this morning. the man was taken to froedtert with life threatening injuries. police are still searching for explosion" is what caused a fire this morning in ixonia -- sending one man to the hospital. 12 departments responded to frontier f-s today -- a farming business that makes livestock feed. investigators believe an equipment malfunction is to blame. only one person was inside when it happened -- he is expected to survive. toss to weather weather the chance for showers and t-storms. some storms may produce damaging wind and hail. thunderstorms will continue on and off overnight and throughout a few showers may linger into thursday then expect gradual clearing. warm with highs

that's in contrast to a recent police shooting in tulsa where video was released right away, and the officer is now charged. >> body cam video of the shootings in milwaukee and wauwatosa has not been released. >> veronica macias joins us live from sherman park. >> the question today is whether or not releasing video of these officers-involved shooting carries any benefit to prevent civil unrest like the violence that took place in sherman park. now, i talked to a father, the attorney general, who says it is questionable, but the father says it should be released. >> milwaukee sherman park neighborhood saw two nights of civil unrest. people burned businesses, and protesters violently lashed out at police. over an officer-involved carolina, the exact same violence is playing out, and people are left questioning how to prevent or stop it. >> to withhold video, to try to spin it to try to edit it, all those things are just going to make the situation worse when the -- the video is released. >> executive director of the aclu chapter in milwaukee said ultimately the video will be released,

police blocked off a wauwatosa neighborhood this ternoon. they were looking for the man who robbed a "subway" sandwich shop near 110th and capitol. police arrested a suspect a short time ago just a few blocks away. decision 2016 coverage now. one of the clinton campaign's top surrogates was in wisconsin today. hillary clinton's daughter, chelsea was in green bay--our ben jordan was there. "a riled up crowd filled meyer theatre this morning. many of those attendees made up their minds for election, but listening to chelsea speak only reaffirms their decisions." "hello wisconsin! it's great to be back in wisconsin."in chelsea clinton's first stop in title town - around 200 people came out to hear her pitch. "i do worry that everything i care most about is at stake." clinton was quick to the jabs calling out republican presidential nominee donald trump "the racism, the islmaophobia, the homophobia," "that is not who we are."moving on to issues hillary has put at the forefront of her campaign. minimum wage - equal pay - crow "i know this is a ve

this is a live picture from wauwatosa, where the city's police department is holding a special "street corner roll call" at mayfair road and bluemound. several other departments have joined tosa.it's a reminder to everyone that an o- next three days and nights, watching the roads and discouraging drunk driving. 3 3 now a live picture from the construction work will t suspended during the holiday weekend, there some ?limited? work on the zoo interchange project today and tomorrow....and work zones ha been opened up as much as safely possible to allow for safe travel. please drive carefully and have a safe weekend. 3 is here and it starts with gorgeous weather. drew is in the ready weather center with the details..drew? toss to drew drew tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the upper 50s. lower 50s inland. wind: se 5 mph. saturday: wall to wall sunshine. stays nice with highs in the low to middle 70s. wind: se day weekend: sunshine sticks around sunday with temperatures returning to average in the upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming a li

police are still searching for the chase ends in a crash in wauwatosa. it started a little after 11 near 12th and north and ended here at 68th and bluemound. police were chasing the lexus - when it hit another car and came to rest against a house. the three people inside were taken into custody. the other driver was hurt-- but is expected to be okay. the packers are 11 days away from their season opening game at jacksonville. and finally a couple of their stars know their status regarding an investigation of performance brandon cruz is here with the details. allegations of performance enhancing drug use by clay matthews and julius peppers have hung around the players ever since al jazeera reported their involvement. last week, the two were interviewed by the nfl as part of its investigation into the allegations and today, they were both cleared of any wrongdoing. the nfl says that it found no credible evidence that they used or were provided with ped's. the packers are in kansas city where they'll play the chiefs grew up in green bay and is fighting for

and crossing into wauwatosa. speeds got as high as 90 miles an hour according to police... at one point the "defendant blew through two red lights" tried to speed through a third ... but crashed into a vehicle at 68th and damage to both vehicles, and minor injury to the other driver 2 passengers took off running.. bradley was arrested. because the state's witness was not there today.. the preliminary hearing was rescheduled to next week. live in milwaukee, krystle kacner fox 6 news. mary thanks krystle three banks-- all held up by the same suspect? that's what police in kenosha are trying to determine tonight. span of 35 minutes this afternoon. the suspect hit the chase bank on washington road first-- then, another chase bank on 6th avenue.... and ended at the johnson bank on 60th street. police say the suspect description appears to be the same man-- but he would've needed to act fast. the first location was robbed at 1:56. he then went more than 2 miles away-- hitting the second location at 2:08. the third location-- another 2-and-a-half miles away at 2:30. no one was hur

a milwaukee police officer chased the stolen lexus from milwaukee to wauwatosa... reaching speeds as high as 90 miles an hour. at one point bradley allegedly blew through a stop light and hit another vehicle. his next court hearing set for next thursday. a celebration of eric von's life is set for today at marquette eric von was an icon over the airwaves and in the community -- and many are sad to see him go. von hosted shows every weekday morning on w-n-o-v . his radio show and projects focused on concerns and issues which plague the milwaukee area. he passed away last week. the event celebrating his life today will run from 3 to 7 p-m at the marquette alumni memorial union. it will feature a special program with reflections and a video presentation. in lieu of flowers -- organizers ask donations be made to the wisconsin ahead on wakeup...hillary clinton is getting another day of rest before heading back out on the campaign trail. this as donald trump releases his plan for child care. more on that coming up. also this morning - a super typhoon making landfall in t

. >> later today, tosa fest kicks off in wauwatosa. at that event, there will be a tribute to firefighters, police officers and military personnel as well as those who died on 9/11. and this year, the festival is making some changes when it comes to security. crews set up for the festival yesterday. when it opens later today, there will be fences to keep people away from train tracks, security color-coded wristbands. kids who are there without parents will have a special wristband to let security know that their parents are not on the grounds. organizers say this is just a precaution. >> in the 41 years, we have not had arrests or incidents. it is a safe festival. ben: for the first time, tosa fest will not be free. you'll have to pay $2 to get in or donate two canned goods. >> later today, we're expected to get an update on milwaukee's about everything from construction plans to the budget. the streetcar has been in the works for years. the first phase is set to be finished in 2018. >> right now, a local community college is offering