abele about this today out at labor fest. first he says the recommendations in the report will cost couple hundred million dollars between the city and the county.and abele says he doesn't know where that money would come from without raising taxes or cutting services somewhere else.abele says the most report is that it implies the solution to crime is locking more people up and says that's not acceptable when wisconsin has the highest percentage of african americans behind bars in the united states. "the implication of all the recommendations in the public safety committee report would result in more african americans being incarcerated. and that's not something i support at all i think it's asinine." 3 i called alderman bob donovan this afternoon to see if he wanted to respond to what abele sa has no comment today.i also asked milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm about the report and abele's comments that's coming up on the cbs 58 news at five.live in downtown milwaukee david ade cbs 58 news. tomorrow -- cbs 58

when abele ordered the fence be taken down. cbs 58's julie parise is live at milwaukee county court house with the story. julie? kate and kyle here a special hearing was called last night to make a decision about the fencing surrounding sherman surrounding the park down, but it didn't come without tension between sheriff's deputies and people in the neighborhood. the orange fence was put up after the unrest at the park last month following the police involved shooting of sylville smith. sheriff david clarke was the one who had it put there.county exec chris abele wanted it down - calling it a barrier to healing in the neighborhood.yesterday, abele showed up to take it down. then clarke sent deputies to replace the fence and enforce a curfew at the park.that's when things got a little heated. abele's of for a temporary restraining order against clarke - in order to stop the early closures at the park.around 8 yesterday, a judge ruled in order of taking the fence down and enforcing normal hours at sherman park.but not before some

a so-called wheel tax will be presented in abeles 2017 how it works... and who it could impact the most. county executive chris abele is making good on his promise to include a so- called 'wheel tax' in his 2017 budget proposal. ca 'a $60 per year vehicle registration fee. which averages out to $5 per month.' abele says the county cant rely on state funds to help cover transportation costs... and this option will generate 27-million dollars a year for milwaukee county. he countys transportation infrastructure costs, annual bus replacements, county highway and bridge repairs. mm 'cmon.' but county supervisor michael mayo says... not everybody is eager to hop on this bus: mm 'i know that we need revenue, i want transportation to keep going, but that is really a lot.' all motor vehicle owners pay a 75- dollar state vehicle registration. city of milwaukee residents currently pay a 20- dollar wheel tax of their own. and if you factor in this pay 155-dollars a year just to operate their cars. mm 'come on chris, work with the board - no more taxes on wheels!' m

when abele ordered the fence be taken down. cbs 58's julie parise is live at milwaukee county court house to tell us what's next. julie? kate and kyle here a special hearing was called last night to make a decision about the fencing surrounding sherman park. to take the orange fencing surrounding the park down, but it didn't come without tension between sheriff's deputies and people in the neighborhood. the orange fence was put up after the unrest at the park last month following the police involved shooting of sylville smith. sheriff david clarke was the one who had it put there.county exec chris abele wanted it down - calling it a barrier to healing in the neighborhood.yesterday, abele showed up to take it down. then clarke sent deputies to replace the fence and enforce when things got a little heated. abele's office called for a temporary restraining order against clarke - in order to stop the early closures at the park.around 8 yesterday, a judge ruled in order of taking the fence down and enforcing normal hours at sherman

county executive chris abele says he's committed to milwaukee. the company released a statement which 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." an investigation is underway after a train crashed in new jersey -- killing one person and injuring 100-others. what investigators say may have been a factor. roles. from the fictional jack lemon to the iconic tony bennet. now alec baldwin could be facing his toughest role yet. the s-n-l role the alec baldwin will soon portray. plus-- it is a bye week for the packers-- but they are staying busy, after a big win over the lions. and bad news for the texans as one of their best players goes under the knife.-- the latest on j-j or but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? j

abele is proposing a 60 dollar per year registration fee... which works out to an extra five dollars a month. he says it's the only option available to the county -- as state funding has dropp cannot legally raise sales taxes. he says without it-- there will be cuts to services. the new registration fees are expected to bring in about 27 million dollars a year for the county...funding all the countys transportation infrastructure costs, annual bus replacements, county highway and bridge repairs. it will also help preserve the 'go pass' program, allowing seniors and the disabled to ride the bus for free - or at a significantly reduced cost. but the proposal is getting some resistance from the county have not raised fairs. we havent cut routes to find a five year period where we havent had fare increases, you have to go back a long time.' "lets do other things lets things out of the box, but now youre hitting the residents, the city of milwaukee double, on a wheel tax..." the milwaukee county board will have their first official look at abele's

sunday morning abele ordered it down... then the sheriff ordered it back up... the issue eventually ended up in front of milwaukee county judge david hanscher...who ruled the fence should come down immediately and upholding a restraining order before all of this occured --county executive chris abele says for two weeks he sent requests to the sheriffs office ... to discuss removing the fence ... but didnt get a response. we sent him a legal opinion from corporation counsel which are the same lawyers who service the sheriffs department both had a written opinion saying, sheriff you dont have the authority on the curfew or the fence and that didnt get it done either. fox 6 has reached out to the sheriffs office for comment ... but has not heard was contemptuous for not showing up to sunday's hearing. today's hearing is at 2 pm. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news opening statements begin today in the trial of a milwaukee man accused of setting a fire that killed two children. 27-year-old michael morgan faces charges of two counts of first degr

abele is proposing a 60 dollar per year registration fee... which works out to an extra five dollars a month. he says it's the only option available to the county -- as state funding has dropped and the county cannot legally raise sales taxes. he says without it-- there will be cuts to services. the new registration fees are expected to bring in about 27 county...funding all the countys transportation infrastructure costs, annual bus replacements, county highway and bridge repairs. it will also help preserve the 'go pass' program, allowing seniors and the disabled to ride the bus for free - or at a significantly reduced cost. but the proposal is getting some resistance from the county board. 'for the past five years, we have not raised fairs. we havent cut routes to find a five year period where we havent had fare increases, you have to go back a long time.' things out of the box, but now youre hitting the residents, the city of milwaukee double, on a wheel tax..." the milwaukee county board will have their first official look at abele's budge

sunday morning abele ordered it down... then the sheriff ordered it back up... the issue eventually ended up in front of milwaukee county judge david hanscher...who ruled the fence should come down immediately and upholding a restraining order filed against the sheriff. before all of this occured --county executive chris abele says for two weeks he sent requests to the sheriffs office ... to discuss didnt get a response. we sent him a legal opinion from corporation counsel which are the same lawyers who service the sheriffs department both had a written opinion saying, sheriff you dont have the authority on the curfew or the fence and that didnt get it done either. fox 6 has reached out to the sheriffs office for comment ... but has not heard back. the judge said the sheriff was contemptuous for not showing up reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news happening now --- opening statements begin today in the trial of a milwaukee man accused of setting a fire that killed two children. 27-year-old michael morgan faces charges of two counts of first de

sunday morning abele ordered it then the sheriff ordered it back up... the issue eventually ended up in front of milwaukee county judge david hanscher...who ruled the fence should come down immediately and upholding a restraining order filed against the sheriff. before all of this occured --county executive chris abele says for two weeks he sent requests to the sheriffs office ... to discuss removing the fence ... but didnt get a milwaukee. in addition to the unrest-- it was the deadliest month in 25 years. milwaukee mayor tom barrett tells fox6, public safety will be the biggest part of his proposed budget-- but he wouldn't go into specifics. what he is willing to say right now... is that his proposal could upset a lot of people. a public safety plan released by the common council calls for 280 new officers. but community groups say new funding should go elsewhere. the police are obviously a very important part of what were trying to do for public safety but we look at other factors when it comes to public safety as well...how much were putting into the

yesterday-- abele ordered the fence to sheriff clarke ordered it to be put back up. the milwaukee county court then held a special session to make the final decision. it's already considered a growing problem... and this weekend, milwaukee county saw another spike in heroin overdoses. the milwaukee county medical examiner's office says it's investigating 12 deaths in a 72 hour span-- all are likely drug overdoses. according to the medical examiner's office-- 161 people have died of overdoses through july of this year. that's up 10 percent since last year. the national weather service issues a warning for beach-goers in ozaukee and sheboygan counties today. it's warning swimmers to stay out of lake michigan-- out of caution for currents that could pull them under water or carry them away from shore. the warning will remain in effect until 11 o'clock tonight. weather warm and muggy this evening with the temperature slowly falling into the low 70s. staying hot and humid indices will likely reach into the middle 90s. there is the slight chance for t-storms, especially in

sunday morning abele ordered it down... then the sheriff ordered it back up... the issue eventually ended up in front of milwaukee county judge david hanscher...who ruled the fence should come down immediately and upholding a restraining order filed against the sheriff. before all of this occured --county executive chris abele says for two weeks he sent requests to the sheriffs office ... to discuss removing the fence ... but didnt get a response. we sent him a legal opinion from corporation counsel which are the same lawyers who service the sheriffs department both had a the curfew or the fence and that didnt get it done either. fox 6 has reached out to the sheriffs office for comment ... but has not heard back. the judge said the sheriff was contemptuous for not showing up to sunday's hearing. today's hearing is at 2 pm. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news statements begin in the trial of a milwaukee man accused of setting a house fire killing two children. investigators say 27-year-old michael morgan used gasoline to intentionally set a f

abele says its just 5 bucks a month-but will provide millions in resources. (nats...cars driving by)new buses.....fare assistance....repairs to parkways and bridges. they're all things county executive chris abele says the county needs--but cant afford. 5530 no ones expecting more from thete transit and we need an answer. this is an answerright now in milwaukee county-you don't pay a vehicle registation fee. abele's "save" transit plan would charge drivers 60- dollars.its something only four other counties do-but they all charge 25 dollars...or less. adding in the state's 75 registration fee...and in the city of milwaukee there's another 20 fee totalling 155 dollars a year. (608 its a little too high esp for wisonsinitse based on what were paying for state tagsabele says-there would be assitance for low-income drivers. and with the 27 million dollars generated-he could keep the elderly and disabled-who ride buses free with a go pass--still riding...5323 going forward, will pay $5 for gopass issuance and $.25 per ride--this with the registration will keep tran

abele says without the revenue, the bus system in milwaukee would be at risk.watch for much more on abele's proposal tonight on the cbs 58 news at 9 and ten. 3 a major employer in metro miwaukee is cutting jobs. northwestern mutualannounced today it's trimming 100 jobs this year, and hundreds more next year. year. cbs 58's jacob kittilstad is in the newsroom with details.jacob? this all came out earlier executive...john schlifske... made the announcement at an employee town hall today.the company is one of the largest employers in the milwaukee area with about 5-thousand 9- hundred employees.a statement from the company..in part...rea. part...reads..."we are also committed to maintaining our strong financial position during this period of unprecedented low interest rates....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 we have not yet received specifics on plans for next years lay-offs.live in the newsroom...jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. 3 3 toss to drew drew tonight: sh

sunday morning abele ordered it down... then the sheriff ordered it back up... the issue eventually ended up in front of milwaukee county judge david hanscher...who ruled the fence should come down immediately and upholding a restraining order filed against the sheriff. before all of this occured --county executive chris abele requests to the sheriffs office ... to discuss removing the fence ... but didnt get a response. we sent him a legal opinion from corporation counsel which are the same lawyers who service the sheriffs department both had a written opinion saying, sheriff you dont have the authority on the curfew or the fence and that didnt get it done either. fox 6 has reached out to the sheriffs office for comment ... but has not hearb contemptuous for not showing up to sunday's hearing. today's hearing is at 2 pm. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news happening today- we're expecting to learn more about a murder investigation out of oconomowoc. police say the brother of a 34- year-old woman returned home to find his sister dead monday

milwaukee county executive chris abele ordering crews take the fence down, but hours later, sheriff david clarke's deputies put it back up, and now, a judge could have the final say. we've just learned within the last hour, the chief judge will likely hold a special hearing tonight to sort it all out. adrienne: that's right. we have a crew standing by for that potential meeting and ben , hutchison is live in sherman park ben, the question here is really, who decides what time the park closes, abele or clarke? what are you seeing out there? ben: adrienne, you can see the to happen. the park here has been closing at 6:00 pm since the unrest, but here, they are still enjoying the area. in the legal opinion of the county's attorney, it states chris abele was allowed to order the fence down. the county executive was out here around 7:00 this morning as members of the department of corrections loaded up the orange fencing. the document alluding to the fact that there's no longer a threat, and park hours should return to 6:00 am to 10:00 pm, but by this afternoon, deputies were carrying out orde

abele's attorney park was closing earlier. while the sheriff's office is responsible for patrolling the parkand restoring order.. abele says the hours are set by his office. 3 05:56:38;28 "as of now, there has been no good reason given by the sheriff for closing the park other than thahe wants to do it by fiat and he's not the law in milwaukee county. the law is what the decides."09:29 "i think it's important that the public have free and unencombered use and enjoyment of their property. public property. we're very happy with the judge's 3decsion" decsion." there will be another hearing about the park's operations on wednesday. for complete coverage of this legal battle... including documents obtained by cbs 58 about sherman park -- go to cbs 58 is airing a special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.you'll hear from local leaders and families who've lost children because of it. onjuan my daughter was at a playground, that's where kids go play. that's where kids release, that's where they do what they want to do. for y

after hearing abele's comment right here on cbs 58... committee chairman--- alderman bob donovan--- is firing back. back.he released a statement that says in part -- "it's asinine for the ?county executive?... to trash a plan one of his own?--- other than to continue with policies that have actually contributed to the ?very mess? we're trying to clean up."we reached out to donovan for a comment on air--- but have not heard back yet. a local production company is hoping to end gun violence in milwaukee... through story- telling.they plan to tell 100 stories... in 100 weeks.for each one... they hope to present a solution.cbs 58's evan kruegel shows us how "precious lives" can make a difference. another week - and another homicide on the streets of milwaukee - becoming far too common for brad lichtenstein. 3 "we start to just accept as normal, that over a hundred people are murdered by homicide in our city every year." lichtenstein is the owner of 371 productions - the company behind a series called "precious lives".44:38 "i knew i wanted t

county exec abele wanted it to come down. meanwhile, both clarke and abele both say they have power over park hours.on sunday, a judge sided with the county executive and ordered the fence to come down. abele says the fence needs to come down so the park no longer looks like a crime scene and gives people in the neighborhood a sense of healing. we've reached out to sheriff clarke for comment and he has not returned our will make the final decision later this afternoon.that hearing is at 2 p-m. cbs 58 aired a special last night discussing how the citys' violence has affected families... and what local leaders are doing to ?stop? the violence. violence.during "milwaukee at a crossroads"---- we talked with five families who have lost children to gun violence. we also expanded that conversation to ?leaders?... who have the power to make a difference. here's a look.... interview judge maxine white, hold for release 00:00:00 do you understand when these families say they feel the system has let them down because a violent offender

a judge sided with abele ... issuing a temporary restraining order against clarke basically conceded such they have a right to walk their any public interest and the sheriff by not showing up here has basically conceded such there is another hearing scheduled for wednesday.until then -- sherman park will remain open until 10 p-m and deputies can not put up any fencing. the judge's ruling came as welcome news for some who live in sherman park.earlier in the day, sheriff's deputies approached people in the park to say they would close at 6. then it was 7. each time going to leave. they said it was not fair that all the other county parks were open until 10 but the sherman park residents could not use theirs during the holiday weekend. that who suffer, the people the people who suffer are these children who are on the swings, the children who are getting the s'mores. that who suffer, the people state senator lena taylor added: the park should never have been put in this position. happening today-the milwaukee county

abele is proposing a 60 dollar registration fee in his 20-17 budget. the so-called "wheel tax" would help pay for busses and road improvements. abele said the tax is the county's only option because of cuts in state funding. suburbanites would be hit with a wheel tax for the fiti are already paying 20 dollars per car. starting tomorrow it will be illegal to talk on a handheld device in a construction zone in wisconsin.if you're caught on your phone while driving through construction -- it'll cost you 40 bucks the first time and 100 dollars each time you're caught after that. hillary clinton's daughter chelsea will be in green bay tonight campaigning for her mom.hillary clinton hasn't made an appearance in wisconsin since losing the waukesha wednesday... trying to shore up support in his own party. hillary clinton is spending the day in florida - where she has two events scheduled - while donald trump heads to michigan.both candidates are trading new attacks.trump accusing the f-b-i of giving immunity to clinton over her email scandal. clinton citing a

where county executive chris abele stands on the issue. also this morning - jury selection begins today for the trial of the man facing homcide and arson charges in connection to a fire that killed two children last october. more on the trial expected to get the weather. rob's weather the heat is on! a push from the southwest ahead of an approaching low, means we warm into the low 90s today with dewpoints in the low 70s making it very humid! there is a slight chance for thunderstorms this afternoon but a better chance overng remains hot and humid with highs in the upper 80s and dewpoints still in the 70s. the risk of storms continues through wednesday and into thursday. a cold front clears us by thursday with temperatures dropping to the low 80s and then into the 70s by the weekend. today: partly sunny, windy, hot and humid. slight chance thunderstorms. high: 92 dewpoint: 73 wind: sw 10-20 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no a man is recovering after bein

today, milwaukee county executive chris abele ordered the fences to be taken down, and normal park but right now - the fences are back up. fox 6's jonathan gregg is live at sherman park to explain. residents say they are confused and feel caught in the middle. this morning abeles office put out a message 'the orange fence was going down' in a statement saying the fence has become a barrier standing in the way of the sheriffs office, following several nights of protests and unrest. so the fence came down. we have video of it down. then later this afternoon we heard..the fence was in fact going back up. sure enough when we arrived..more than two dozens deputies were sherman park resident feels like the neighborhood is caught in the middle to restore the fence. ...ad after the shootings, lootings and fires in the sherman park neighborhood 3 weeks ago. the faith based community helped return the area to calm with prayers and outreach. now fox 6s derica williams tells you about the effort of a long-term presence. through the rage and despair... nats love, und healing emerged. nats the faith

abele wants it to stay down and clarke wants it to go back up. a judge agreed with abele and issued a temporary restraining order bringing the fence down. today, a court hearing will decide if that decision is permanent and when the park will open and close. >> later today, a debate over whether the game pokemon go should stay in a milwaukee park. the game has gotten people across the country more active. players have to explore outside in order to catch characters. milwaukee's lake park has become a hot spot for pokemon players, but people who live around the park are not happy with the extra traffic both cars and on foot. mike? >> good morning, ben. the pokemon go craze is creating a bit of controversy here and most of it coming from people that live in the neighborhood. huge crowds of players are crowding the park, taking up parking spaces and leaving garbage behind. this video is from over the weekend and showing hundreds the union is bringing in extra trash cans and police are tick eetting the illegally parked cars in the neighborhood. they

this comes after a back and forth between milwaukee county executive chris abele and sheriff david clarke on who's really in charge of milwaukee county parks. this morning... the fence is still up.. but it's expected ann sterling joins us live from sherman park with the next steps following the judge's ruling. if you were out here at sherman park yesterday then you saw the fence come down only to have it put back up hours later.the real question here is who has jurisdiction over sherman park?the issue became so heated it went court last night. this stemmed from the incident on sunday morning ---- when milwaukee county executive chris abele insted surrounding the park -- be removed. the park had been closing at 6 p.m. instead of 10 p.m. following the riots in the neighborhood after the shooting death of sylville smith.abe-le said the fence was a barrier standing in the way of healing. hours later -- milwaukee county sheriff's deputies could be seen putting the temporary fence back up. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke said -- the county executive has no authority to overrule the sherif

eventually a milwaukee county judge stepped in..and sided with abele. judge david hanscher grew up in the sherman park area and said he understands how important the park is to people in the neighborhood. he ruled the fence was doing irreparable harm..and issued a temporary restraining order against the sheriff. he said te immediately to preserve the status quo...and avoid further conflict..or protests. and the judge was upset the sheriff didn't show up for the ruling...saying it was a looking to keep a long term presence in the sherman park neighborhood. pastor richard schwoegler has been working with billy graham evangelistic ministries and adopt a neighborhood. the program trains churches on how to respond after situations similar to sherman park. schwoegler says the shooting death of sylville simth has sparked his in hands on with the youth. did anyone reach out to this kid is there a process that can happen how where we can reach kids at this young age and help them change their ways. so far about 30-40 churches hit the streets every weekend to see

yesterday, abele ordered the fence be taken down,. later in the day sheriff deputies put the fence back up. that's when a judge stepped in. fox6s jonathon gregg joins us live from sherman park and continues the story. judge david hansher had the final say it seems, ordering soon as possible.' soon as possible came just before 12:30 this afternoon as a handful of parks employees arrived with flatbed trucks. they started on the north end of sherman park cutting away the orange fence and wrestling out the fence posts. this all happening while several families were grilling out and enjoying the holiday. 'it feels real good. everybody gets to play and be safe and have a good time on labor day.' 'i kind of understand why they by 1:30 the entire fence was taken down. sherman park is operating under its normal hours and was mandated sunday night by a judge. but the debate isnt over ye abeles office and the sheriffs office are expected in court for a hearing this wednesday at 2 pm. reporting live from sherman park jonathon gregg fox6 news. ste

thats if county executive chris abele gets his way. its an effort to preserve transportation funding without increasing bus fares or other taxes. but some argue... its just spinning wheels. fox6 bret lemoine is live outside the milwaukee county courthouse with that story. we first told you about the proposed wheel tax in july... now its one step closer to reality. milwaukee county motorists could soon be paying more to hit the ro registration fee. which averages out to $5 per month.' county executive chris abele is making good on his promise to include a so- called 'wheel tax' in his 2017 budget proposal. ca 'for the past five years, we have not raised fairs. we havent cut routes.' -- and in order to maintain that for public transportation, abele says the county is left with no choice. he says its the only legal option: ca 'the only tool we have to address it is a vehicle on state funds to help... and this option will generate 27-million dollars a year for milwaukee county. he says its enough to fund all the countys transportation infr

million dollars and will lead to more abele 3 3 3 i called alderman bob donovan this afternoon to get his reaction to abele's comments donovan told me he has no comment.soc cbs 58 is airing a special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.you'll hear not only from local leaders but families of young victims of cr. crime. amanda: 02:15:37 when the dia, when the people, when the family members you didn't expect -- when people go away, when the funeral is over what ramona: 02:15:56 your food tastes different, you see the world different. you have on a red dress right now, but if i am in that state of mind it might look pink. 02:16:05lisa: 02:17:33 it's a movie. every birthday, when it happened, my birthday... :02:17:40 02:17:44 it's a movie that plays over and over again. 02:17:46 'milwaukee at a crossroads' airs commercial-free tomorrow night at 7.we hope you'll join us and become part of the sports fans across the state have been talking about two things since saturday....the badgers upset of l-s-u....and the packers decision to cut josh sitton. sitton. and how's this for a worst-

in a statement abele said that taking down the fencing was removing both a literal and figurative barrier to healing in sherman park.the fence was put up following the unrest in the area - but neighbo purpose?...saying that the park has never been the problem before or sense.the move is being taken by neighbors as sheriff clarke claiming authority on how the situation should move forward...but some say he's not going about it the right way. "what we're trying to get the youth to understand is that you can have a relationship with law enforcement. sheriff clarke is showing them that you can't. // so what we're trying to teach them and help them become less rebellious, he's rebelling. he's not only fighting us that are helping, he's fighting i don't know if funder but the county is in control of the parks. the man said re-open the parks. what are you doing?" doing?" we are about 30 minutes away from this park closing for the evening...again 6 p-m is the cut-off time that we're hearing from deputies. neighbors say authorities have been lenient on that time in the past...but it's unclear how

eventually a milwaukee county judge stepped in..and sided with abele. judge david hanscher grew up in the sherman park area and said he understands how important the park is to people in the neighborhood. he ruled the fence was doing irreparable harm..and issued a temporary restraining order against the sheriff. he said the fence should be taken down immediately to preserve the status quo...and avoid further conflict..or protests. and the judge was upset the sheriff didn't show up for the ruling...saying it was a contemptuous act. didn't show up for the " as of now there has been no good reason given by the sheriff for closing the park except by doing it by fiat and he isnt the law in milwaukee county. the law is what the court decides" fiat and he isnt the law in milwaukee county. the law is what the court decides" a group of about 40 people gathered in the park last night pas sheriff's deputies... later they were told the sheriff had changed his mind...and that they could stay until 10. the next hearing is wednesday at 2 pm reporting live in milwaukee

adrienne: an emergency ruling coming in favor of county executive chris abele. the judge says the fence needs to be removed. 12 news ben hutchison joins us live at sherman park. the fence is still up? ben: adrienne, that judge tonight saying it needs to be taken down as soon as possible. the park is back to normal hours, 6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m., closing just a short time ago. the day started with county executive abele here with workers to remove the fence. by this afternoon, sheriff david clarke had deputies replacing it. sheriff clarke was also served paperwork that abele's office was seeking a temporary restraining order looking to end the early closures at sherman park, and for the fence to be taken down. shortly before 8:00 tonight at a special hearing, judge david hansher ruled in favor of the >> i understand for a short period of time the sheriff closing the park at night, but again, there's nothing in the record to indicate closing the park is serving any public good. >> i think it's important that the public have free and unencumbered use and enjoyment of

the reason behind county executive chris abele's proposal. plus.. police in racine county looking for two women who allegedly attempted to rob a gas station at gun point. how you can help police track them down. good morning and welcome back to wakeup! time now x:xx weather anchor adlibs traffic red on yellow on traffic map = some breaking news --- crews are on the scene of a house fire near 36th and burnham in milwaukee. no word yet on what sparked the fire or if anyone was hurt. we have a crew on the way to the scene and will have a live report at 7-30. this morning police says a man is in very critical condition after an overnight shooting. investigators say it happened just before ten last night near 37th and townsend. officials say its unclear what led up to the shooting. police are searching for suspects. and several lanes in the mitchell interchange are back open after an overnight crash involving a semi. officials are not saying much about the incident at this time...but it appears a car went under a eastbound around midnight. two lanes were

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 to start at 2 p-m.we'll have

abele wants it to stay down and clarke wants it to go back up. a judge agreed with abele and issued a temporary restraining order bringing the fence down. today, a court hearing will decide if that decision is permanent and when the park will open and close. >> later today, a debate over whether the game pokemon go should stay in a milwaukee park. the game has gotten people across the country more active. players have to explore outside in order to catch characters. milwaukee's lake park has become a hot spot for pokemon players, but some of the neighbors are upset. >> good morning, ben t pokemon go craze is creating a the people living in the neighborhood are concerned about the crowds and leaving behind the garbage and parking ill legally. to help deal with the extra people, the county is bringing in extra trash cans and police are ticketing illegally parked cars in the neighborhood. the county is trying to make the developer of pokemon go get a proper permit sinz the game is drawing people out to this park. players are saying that most people

eventually a milwaukee county judge stepped in..and sided with abele. judge david hanscher grew up in the sherman park area and said is to people in the neighborhood. he ruled the fence was doing irreparable harm..and issued a temporary restraining order against the sheriff. he said the fence should be taken down immediately to preserve the status quo...and avoid further conflict..or protests. and the judge was upset the sheriff didn't show up for the ruling...saying it was a contemptuous act. " as of now there has been no good reason given by the sheriff for closing the park except by doing it by fiat and he isnt the law in milwaukee county. the law is what the court decides" gathered in the park last night past 6 pm were asked to leave by sheriff's deputies... later they were told the sheriff had changed his mind...and that they could stay until 10. the next hearing is wednesday at 2 pm reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 it's been a deadly weekend in milwaukee after many suspected drug overdoses. the medical examiner's office says they are now invest

abele says he's been trying to discuss the fence requests. we sent him a legal opinion from corporation counsel which are the same lawyers who service the sheriffs department both had a written opinion saying, sheriff you dont have the authority on the curfew or the fence and that didnt get it done either. sunday night ... a judge in special session ruled the fence come back down ... and upheld a restraining order filed against the sheriff. the order remains in effect until the next hearing tomorrow. the aqua village of wales is expected to reopen today following a fire over the weekend. owners say their pet tortoise may be to blame for the blaze. owner dean pa-pee-toe pipito believes matilda knocked over a heat lamp in her cage, causing the fire.matilda was 12 years old and was the companys mascot. she died in the blaze-- the owners say she could have lived another 70 years. the waukesha county sheriffs office tells us the cause of the fire has her. she was part of the family.' dp 'the building can be remodeled, redone. but you cant replace

an attorney for abele says civil unrest is closing earlier. abele says while the sheriff has total control on patrolling the parks and restoring order.. the hours are set by the county exectuive. 09:29 "i think it's important that the public have free and unencombered use and enjoyment of their property. public property. we're very happy with the judge's decsion there will be another hearinng about the park's operations next wednesay. live in the newsroom. ad cbs 58 news. thank you amanda.for complete coverage of this legal battle... including documents obtained by cbs 58 about sherman park -- go to cbs 58 dot com. 3 cbs 58 is airing a special report on violence in the city of milwaukee...you'll hear from local leaders trying to fight the issue and families who've lost children because of it.here's just a part of what you'll see. see.onjuan my daughter was at a playground, that's where kids go play. that's where kids they do what they want to do. for you to handle your drama or the beef that you have at a playground, that's unacceptable. i jus

county executive chris abele was at the park this morning. he told 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. you see crews putting the fencingnt it away. again, the fencing went up three weeks ago after the area around sherman park erupted in violence following the death of syville smith on august 13. eight businesses were burned. others were looted and two people were hurt. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke ordered the park to close at 6:00 p.m. and orange fencing to stay up around sherman park. neighbors have been meeting since then to resume normal park as you see they are this is from just about an hour ago, crews are taking that snow fencing down. starting today, the park will be open during its normal operating hours. it will be open until 10:00 p.m. we will continue to keep you updated on this breaking news throughout the morning. you can read more about stories about the sherman park unrest from the past few weeks on our website, wisn.com,

this comes after a back and forth between milwaukee county executive chris abele and sheriff david clarke on who's really in charge of the milwaukee county parks. right now... the fence is still up.. but it's expected to be taken down this morning. ann sterling is live at sherman with what's next. this really turned into a yesterday -- the fence come down ... only to have it put back up hours later.the real question here is who has jurisdiction over sherman park? the issue became so heated it went court last night. this stemmed from the incident on sunday morning when milwaukee county executive chris abele instructed the temporary orange fence -- surrounding the park -- be removed. the park had been closing at 6 p.m. instead of 10 p.m. following the riots in the neighborhood after the shooting death of sylville smith.abe-le said the fence was a barrier standing in the way of milwaukee county sheriff's deputies could be seen putting the temporary fence back up. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke said the county executive has no authority to overrule the sheriff.the chief judge in milwau

abele says he doesn't know where the money would come from.. without raising taxes or cutting services somewhere else.meanwhile- milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm tells cbs 58.. he specifically questions the recommendation of bootcamps for at-risk youth. chisholm"i think what people were really hoping for were much more thoughtful longer-term analysiof you address both issues related to economics and to public safety as well."abele "the implication of all the recommendations in the public safety committee report would result in more african americans being incarcerated. and that's not something i support at all i think it's asi" asinine." 3 alderman bob donovan- who was in charge of the safety plan- had no comment. 3 cbs 58 is airing a special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.you'll hear from local leaders -- and also amanda: 02:15:37 when the media, when the people, when the family members you didn't expect -- when people go away, when the funeral is over what is life like for you? 02:15:50 ramona: 02:15:56 your food

why chris abele is calling on car owners to foot more of the bill for bus riders. and-- will he get anyone else on board? with a message to people living outside milwaukee. what ever problems the city has---won't be kept in the city alone. the one thing he wants all wisconsinites to consider. and-- there are few people more qualified to talk brewers baseball than "bill schroeder". the catcher-turned-broadcaster chats about his new book, the magic of the ball park....and how long he wants to keep doing what he does--when we go owning and operating a car in milwaukee county could soon cost executive chris abele gets his way. its an effort to preserve transportation funding without increasing bus fares or other taxes. but some argue... its just spinning wheels. fox6 bret lemoine is live outside the milwaukee county courthouse with that story. we first told you about the proposed wheel tax in july... now its one step closer to reality. milwaukee county motorists could soon be paying more to hit the registration fee. which averages out to $5 per month.' county executive

battle between abele and sheriff david clarke about who's in charge. charge."a county executive sued a county sheriff over whether or not an orange fence should be around a park over a weekend. i mean, that's not a major national issue."clarke's attorney says it was the sheriff's intention to take the fencing down the week after labor day...but the judge asked why the sheriff done everything to reach out to move to consensus, to respect the position of the sheriff, to work collaboratively, and hasn't had anything reciprocated." residents say the political games need to stop because the focus is being lost on what's most important-- restoring the feeling of family.. family..47.58 i think the hope and the optimism for the future lies more in our actions as opposed to a fence 48.03 neither clarke nor abele attended today's proceedings... but both sides will be back in court again on september 29th. 3 milwaukee police are trying to figure out if three early-morning armed robberies are related.they happened at restaurants within about a 90- minute span...th

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county executive chris abele has called the fencing a barrier to healing and believes the park had nothing to do with the unrest last month.we asked clarkes attorney why the sheriff was not in court today. the sheriff was not personally involved in the installation or removal of it it was done at his request him to be here and to answer your question directly, upon my advice. im happy that the restraining order is still in place i think that sends the appropriate message that the sheriff has to respect the rights of our citizens the access to public parks that was abeles attorney mark cameli who tells me theyre prepared to take this suit further, to officially put on the record the power each of the two men have in office to stop aer county courthouse julia fello new information today on a murder in oconomowoc. the police chief today identified the woman who was found dead in her apartment. michele well it was monday night when christina schuster's brother returned home here to the river place apartments and made the shocking discovery. his 34 year old sister was dead in the home they shar

a representative of abele told the judge the orange fence has been doing more harm than good. the judge agreed. " and i think the temporary restraining order is necessary to preserve the status quo. i dont want any disturbances by people who think that this has gone on too long and they think they can start protesting. i think that in this case, the county executive has the reasonable probability of the sherman park area and understands people's frustration ...not being able to use the park. he was not happy the sheriff didn't show up to court last night...saying he feels it was a quote "contemptuous act" the next hearing is set for wednesday at 2 pm reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. after mass amounts of violence and crime in the sherman park area 3 wee return the area to a state of calm. now-- their hoping to be proactive in the community. pastor richard schwoegler is working to train churches on how to respond to situations like sherman park. he along with community organizations will hold two training sessions this friday and saturday. so far about 30 to 40 churche

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county exec abele wanted it to come down. meanwhile, both clarke and abele both say they have power over park hours.on sunday, a judge sided with the county executive and ordered the abele says the fence needs to come down so the park no longer looks like a crime scene and gives people in the neighborhood a sense of healing. we've reached out to sheriff clarke for comment and he has not returned our messages.of course the judge will make the final decision later this afternoon.that hearing is at 2 p-m. cbs 58 aired a special last night discussing how the citys' violence has affected families.. leaders are doing to ?stop? the violence. violence.during "milwaukee at a crossroads"---- we talked with five families who have lost children to gun violence. we also expanded that conversation to ?leaders? who have the power to make a difference. here's a look.... interview judge maxine white, hold for release 00:00:00 do you understand when these families say they feel the system has let them down because a violent offender with a rec

eventually a milwaukee county judge stepped in..and sided with abele. judge david hanscher grew up in the sherman park area and said he understands how important the park is to people in the neighborhood. he ruled the fence was doing irreparable harm..and issued a temporary restraining order against the sheriff. he said the fence should be taken down immediately to preserve the status quo...and avoid further conflict..or protests. and the judge was upset the sheriff contemptuous act. " as of now there has been no good reason given by the sheriff for closing the park except by doing it by fiat and he isnt the law in milwaukee county. the law is what the court decides" a group of about 40 people gathered in the park last night past 6 pm were deputies... later they were told the sheriff had changed his mind...and that they could stay until 10. the next hearing is wednesday at 2 pm reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. happening now - police are investigating following two angelica's in studio with the latest. the first happened just before 11 o'clock n