sheriff david clarke clarke:13:38:20 i've been seeing this thing brewing for decades. ramona "but i'm angry that nobody in broad daylight, that that bullet can affect somebody else except for the person that you're shooting." shooting." you can watch the ?entire special? at cbs-58-dot-com.the conversation is also happening on twitter-- with hashtag #m-k-e crossroads. coming up at noon--- donald trump and hillary clinton... set their sites on ?new york? today.we have an plus--- scientists may have discovered a "fountain of youth."a place where people seem to be living longer ?and? in your campaign 20-16 coverage---donald trump and hillary clinton... are focusing on the ?military... veterans... and foreign policy? this week. trump is making a case for an ?expanded? military.... while clinton suggests trump is ?unfit? to be commander in chief. weijia jiang has the latest. (pkg)donald trump wants to expand america's military...but he doesn't want to send soldiers to fight foreign wars.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "?i believe in a foreign policy based on our

now at 5 -- after back and forth between county executive "chris abele" and sheriff "david clarke".... a judge is expected to determine today whether the fence at sherman park will stad corinthios has the details. also this morning -- a flood watch goes into effect later this morning. chief meteorologist rob haswell has more on just how much rain we could see today. rob joins us now with more on the weather. rob's weather a stationary front lays across wi this morning but begins to move se as a cold front later today. ahead of and along moisture in the air today and that could feed heavy rainfall with the potential of flooding. there is a flood watch for parts of se wi. after the cold front clears, we cool down and dry out a bit thursday. however, another low arrives friday with more rain and a chance for storms that linger into saturday. sunday looks to be the better day on the weekend. today: mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the thunderstorms likely. high: 86 dewpoint: 73 wind: sw 5-15 mph traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no now

sheriff clarke is showing them that you can't. 3 now at 5:30 - milwaukee county sherfiff david clarke over-ruled. sherman park is back on a normal schedule this morning. we have a live report on the issue...coming up in just minutes. 3 here's a live look at the roadways this morning.things will likely pick up later today, but we'll let you know how things are looking this morning.the cbs 58 morning news continues right now. 3 good morning.. it's monday september 5-th.i'm kyle aevermann in for jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell. today is labor day!whether you're traveling or heading to a barbeque.. you need to know what's on tap weather-wise. schlesinger for the forecast. michael? 3 ((30 seconds tz)) tz))small craft adv. from 10am until 11pm for sheboygan and ozaukee countiestoday: mostly sunny, warm. high: 85tonight: partly cloudy, milder. low: 70 tuesday: partly cloudy, very warm. high: 90wednesday: scattered storms. high: 85 small craft adv. from 10am until 11pm for sheboygan and ozaukee countiestoday: mostly sunny, warm. high: 85tonight: tuesday: partly cloudy, very warm. h

we will be joined by newt gingrich, laura ingram, sheriff david clark. i have debate thoughts to share with you. over the course of his campaign donald trump has given many significant foreign and domestic policy speeches. based on campaign hillary clinton is running it is clear she cannot run on the obama economy. she can't run on libya, egypt, iran, afghanistan, syria. she can't really run on the russian reset with vladimir putin, china or north korea. hillary clinton also cannot run on honesty and trust worthiness. that means the clinton campaign can only resort to pushing one thing. they are going to try to advance the narrative that donald trump does not have the temperament to be president as if she does. late last week it was reported hillary clinton invited mark cube toon attend tomorrow night debate. as many news outlets reported in 2014 mark cuban made this shocking remark when asked about controversial racial comments made by donald spurling. >> we are all prejudice in one way or the other. if i see a black kid in a hoodie and it is late at ni

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

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 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 and enforcing normal hours at sherman park.but not before some heated exchanges between park-goers and sheriff's deputies. "it's definitely provacative. and i think it will be a negative sight to see residents arrested for trying to reclaim a park in their neig" neighborhood." 3 there were no arrests at the park yesterday.before the evening was over, some deputies were even seen roasting marshmallows with people at the park. coming up int he next half hour - a closer look at some of the arguments between those sheriff's deputies and milwaukee jp cbs 58 the question now is...who actually has the authority over sherman park? pa

the fence thing went up three weeks ago following violence when sheriff david clark indefinitely. then at 6:00 this morning, the county executive took the fence down and said the park would resume the normal hours. eight hours later, the fence went back up at the request of sheriff clark. >> they have a right to do so. they have a right to walk the dogs through the park. closing the pound doesn't serve the interest. it's conceded such. after he was served. keeping the park closed, the sheriff took away the public's right to the freedom of expression. it's important that the public have unencumbered use of their private property so we're happy with the judge's decision. >> this is just a temporary restraining order. that means there's another hearing on wednesday when this will be dcu will remain open until 10:00 p.m., the normal closing hour. and that fencing must come down around the park and the sheriff's office cannot put up any replacement fencing once it comes down. reporting live from downtown milwaukee, rickey mitchell, wtmj-4. >> thank you, rickey. rebecca plouffe who's in

it's been a political fight between sheriff david clark this weekend. weekend.cbs 58's julie parise is live at the courthouse where a decision will likely be made later today. julie? later this afternoon we're expecting a milwaukee county circuit judge to rule on the restraining order that keeps sheriff david clark from closing sherman park earlier. normal park hours keep the park open until 10 p-m -- but since last month's unrest, the park has been closing early...at 6 o clock. this fight came to a head this weekend when the sheriff and county executive fought over the bright ore clarke had that fence put up after last month's unrest near the park. 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 r

sheriff david clarke clarke:13:38:20 i'm from here born and raised never left. i've been seeing ramona: hold for release 00:27:16 everyday that i walk, that i look around, i think that person is a murderer. that person is a murderer because nobody has stood up and said "i did this". ??00:27:25 captain boston this". ??00:27:25 up and said "i did this". ??00:27:25 captain boston smith pkg 42.57-43.05 "reporter: do you feel like you failed zalayia? zalayia? you can see the ?entire special? at cbs-58-dot-com. the conversation is also happening on twitter with hashtag #m-k-ecrossroads. 3 more details now on a rash of suspected overdose deaths this weekend.the victims range from 26 to 55 years old.mos of those people were in milwaukee... but some were in cudahy, greenfield, and west allis.blood tests will confirm their causes of death.as of july 31... there were more than 160 drug overdose deaths in milwaukee county. new this morning ....the mitchell park domes are scheduled to close for an ?electrical upgrade? this month. that's according to the milwaukee county park

milwaukee county sheriff david clark lifting that. starting today, sherman park resumes crews are taking away the snow fencing that had been around the park. we have calls and e-mails into the sheriff government for comment. we will keep you updated on the story throughout the morning. you can read more about stories about the sherman park unrest from the past few weeks on our website wisn.com or by downloading the wisn 12 news mobile app. we turn now to the forecast and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist sally severson, whose keeping an eye on the labor day weekend forecast. the store this weekend for meteorologist jeremy nelson. he will be back soon. early today, chapter statewide 50's and 60's. not a lot in the way of cold air. these damages are above normal for this time of year. high pressure situated over the northern parts of the ohio valley. we continued to keep it dry today. if you blow off clouds in this afternoon. but overall we call for a partly to mostly sunny sky for today. a touch more humid as well. the wind southeast today

a legal showdown between milwaukee county executive chris ably and sheriff david clark. thanks for showing up with us. the battle in sherman park in the wake of the violence moved to the courtroom tonight after dramatic developments today. chris ably ordered the fence to be taken down calling it a barrier to healing. they instructed them to put the fence b back up and ably to leave the park until 6:00 a.m. the latest on this? ricky? >> a special session held tonight on the sunday of a labor day weekend where a judge issue add temporary restraining order against david clark saying he has to stop impeding the access to sherman park. the county executive went out to sherman park and took down the fence that was temporarily up around the border and said the park would resume normal hours. replace the fence. that's what led to the court hearing. but sheriff clark didn't show up in court even after he was served with a motion and the judge ruled in favor of the county executive. >> they have a right to do so. they have the right to walk their dogs through the park. closing it

sheriff david clarke... an order that said the fence should stay down. fox six's krystle kacner is at the courthouse with our developing story. the fence has been a source of friction for days now. sunday morning, ?the county executive ordered it taken down. by afternoon, the sheriff ordered it back up. that lead to a rare sunday night court hearing... court again today. sit down and let me speak!some tense moments in the courtroom.. between judge hansher and sheriff david clarke's attorney... michael witcomb this matter is moot! the fence is down!the issue at hand-- whether or not to extend a restraining order against the sheriff ... which prevents him from putting up a fence around sherman park...again... th place after a back and forth between the sheriff and county executive days earlier... wednesday... judge hansher says its his opinion that's what this is all really about.... this is not so much a matter of a fence- this is a matter of a power struggle- let's call it what it is! ... and the sherif that don't like each other....both attorneys... see

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

liz: you've seen milwaukee county sheriff david clarke on this show. he's one of the most outspoken law enforcement officials, and he spoke at republican national convention. however, last weekend, it was back to business when the sheriff encountered a drunk airline passenger in his own flight out of milwaukee into north carolina. sheriff clarke joins me now. so what happened? >> well, i don't know, either he picked the wrong flight or i picked the right flight to be on. we got into the sky, 30,000 feet into the air, this guy was loud, profane, obnoxious, intoxicated. the flight attendant cut him off, he wouldn't stop. he was harassing passengers, moving around the cabin like his own private jet. at one point i got up because he was arguing with the flight attendant and i said is everything okay? and the flight attendant looked and felt that that would be enough to settle this guy down, but it wasn't, and upon approach to the run way as soon as the wheels touched down, he got up out of his seat. i realized i had to do something. that's a frightening an

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke detains an unruly charlotte.... clarke says the incident happened saturday -- when the passenger was intoxicated and harassing flight attendants. clarke says the passenger taunted him and was being disruptive -- so he held the passenger until a police officer boarded the plane to arrest him. the sheriff says charlotte police charged 36-year-old preston bluntson of milwaukee with disorderly conduct for being "intoxicated and disruptive in public." coming up at six - seattle police arrest a man... after he asks them to help him fin with important paperwork. what was actually in the bag - coming up. also this morning - a mother shot in front of her two children in illinois. the search for the suspect - next. and coming up in sports -- training camp getting underway for the bucks today...but one player will be missing. how the team is moving forward without khris new clients? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on cho

county executive chris abele is the sheriff david clarke not so much. there's a hearing scheduled for tomorrow to decide if the fence will stay down permanently. back to you. >> tim, thank you. >> this all started last month when a police officer shot and killed sylville smith near 44th and auer. that shooting led to unrest and violence in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood. as a response to the unrest, sheriff david clarke ordered that the fence go up around sherman park and that the park close early at 6:00 p.m. instead of 10:00 p.m. >> only on wisn 12 news, remembering a girl shot and killed earlier this year. za'layia jenkins' family has created a legacy garden to remember the nine-year-old girl. this garden is near 15th and meinecke across the street from the home where za'layia was shot. family members say this garden will keep zalayia's memory alive. >> if you don't have an outlet when you're grieving, sometimes i get to this instead of being sad and upset. >> they hope it may help solve her murder too by encouraging anyone with information to

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 their property, public property, so we're very happy with the judge's decision. ben: there were no representatives from the sheriff's office in court. wednesday to discuss further action. still unclear is when the fence will be taken down. at sherman park, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. adrienne: we have team coverage. 12 news kent wainscott was in sherman park as people hoped for word it would once again stay open until 10:00. kent: kids were r

. >> can you all say hi to david clarke? just checking. he has made outreach to the black community a top priority of his. it seems to be showing dividends in the polls. >> it's the cornerstone of his campaign. he has appealed to the black vote, to the black community like no other gop candidate probably in the last 50 years. sean, i'm tired of black people living life at the bottom with this monolithic vote for democrats. the schools have gotten worse. the unemployment numbers have gotten higher. the crime has gotten worse, all under democrat control. i'm encouraging blacks -- they got two choices. it's their vote. donald trump, like he said, give him a chance. what do you have to lose? or stay home. if that happens, this race is over. >> you know what, and she does not seem to motivate people. she has no charisma like barack obama. larry elder, you give out stats like i do, larry. i think our minds work the same way in a lot of ways. 58% increase black americans since obama has been president on food stamps. 20% increase out of the labor

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sheriff david clarke and county executive chris able at odds over that issue. now the courts are involved. our julia fellow is live in sherman park on this labor day. the judge ordered this orange fencing taken down as soon as possible. but its still up.. grilling at sherman park. the sherman park community was at the center of unrest august 13th after a milwaukee officer shot and killed sylville smh. county executive chris abel had inmates take the fencing down yesterday morning.. because he called it a "barrier to healing."that spurred the sheriff to instruct deputies to put the fence back up and anyone who refused to leave the park after six p-m.after a special court session was called, a judge issued a temporary restraining order against sheriff david clarke saying he has to stop impeding public access to sherman park. the restraining order against the sheriff remains until the next court hearing on this, which is wednesday.what is normally a busy park is practically empty this at sherman park, julia fello todays tmj4. you could see from julia's live report

county executive chris abele is happy about that decision but the sheriff david clarke not so much. there's a hearing scheduled for tomorrow to decide if the fence will stay down permanently. back to you. >> this all started last month when a police officer shot and killed sylville smith near 44th and auer. that shooting led to unrest and violence in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood. as a response to the unrest, sheriff david clarke ordered that the fence go up around sherman park and that the park close early at 6:00 p.m. instead of 10:00 p.m. >> only on wisn 12 news, remembering a girl shot and za'layia jenkins' family has created a legacy garden to remember the nine-year-old girl. this garden is near 15th and meinecke across the street from the home where za'layia was shot. family members say this garden will keep zalayia's memory alive. >> if you don't have an outlet when you're grieving, sometimes you can lose yourself. sad and upset. >> they hope it may help solve her murder too by encouraging anyone with information to come forward. there's still a $65,000 reward for inf

sheriff david clark disagreed and had the fencing put back up. later the day a judge issued a restraining order stopping from the sheriff closing the park early add ordering the fence to be taken done. there is a court hearing on this this morning and we today a final decision on what the hours will be. we'll keep you posted on the court hearing. live this morning mike anderson "12 news this morning." >> thank you, mike. >> today we could learn more about a murder, it is the community's second homicide in less than two years. tim is more on the search for the killer. >> the search is on for the murderer. the apartment on the west side. the investigators ruled it was a homicide. the name of the 34-year-old woman is not released. they are not releasing information that could harm the investigation. the suspect is someone close to her, someone who has a motive. the police are looking at the victim's background. this was an isolated incident and that they believe that the public is not in >> a popular milwaukee restaurant could be forced to close for

sheriff david clarke pertaining to that. today -- the controversy ended up back in court. fox six's krystle kacner has the latest. sit down and let me speak!some tense moments in the courtroom.. between judge hansher and sheriff david clarke's attorney... michael whitcomb this matter is moot! the fence whether or not to extend a restraining order against the sheriff ... which prevents him from putting up a fence around sherman park...again... the original order was put in place after a back and forth between the sheriff and county executive days earlier... wednesday... judge hansher says its his opinion that's what this is all really about.... this is not so much a matter of a fence- this is a matter of a power struggle- let's call it what it is! ... and the sheriff that don't like each other....while whitcomb doesn't neccesarily agree over the case-- and has requested a judge substitution.... 3:07:23 we have a case involving a decision by judge h.. thats pending beofrre the supreme court and i tought it would be more comfortable for another judge to be assigned to the cas

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke could be held in contempt of court if he disobeys a judge's orders today. this is due to the dispute over the temporary fencing at sherman park. sunday a judge issued a temporary restraining order against the sheriff-- ordering him to take it down. the park had been closing early after two days of unrest. the county disagreed. judge hansher will determine what comes next today. meanwhile-- the mayor is preparing to present his proposed budget to the common council later this month. but he says it could upset a lot of people. after an intense august for milwaukee -- mayor tom barrett says public safety will be the largest part of his proposed budget. a public safety plan released by the common council calls for 280 new officers. but community groups say new funding should go elsewhere. the mayor says he's going to try and cover both aspects. in court today-- opening statements 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 degree reckless homicide. inv

right now at ten -- milwaukee county sherfiff david clarke overruled... and sherman park is back on a normal schedule. a bizarre battle over fencing played out throughout this labor day sunday. sunday.it put county executive chris clarke against eachother. ultimately -- it had be settled in court. court.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad has been out there all day... seeing this situation play out.jacob? 3 people out here are just leaving sherman park now... ending a confusing day for neighbors who were told one thing and then another.but the park a 'small victory'. (nat. banging fence) milwaukee county deputies pound rods around sherman park to hang the new fence... replacing the one taken down by county employees earlier in the day.by order of the sheriff david clark - closing time would remain 6 p-m. m."it's definitely provacative. and i think it will be a negative sight to see residents arrested for trying to reclaim a park in their neighborhood." as word of court proceedings spead around a s than 30 kids played around the jungle gym.then came word from the sh

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke has not held back his feelings over the violence in sherman park. >> we saw some of the behaviors on display last night. >> he also released statements like this one, five days after the unrest, writing that park was used as a staging area by the riot starters. but after this weekend, when county executive chris ably temporary fencing and go back to regular hours, things got ugly. the sheriff ordered deputies to put the fencing back up. >> the sheriff was all over the media, saying that he was going to arrest me or whatever. i'm not independent in fighting. >> a judge sided with ably and issued a temporary restraining order against clarke from stepping in. so park workers torn the fencing down, yet again yesterday afternoon. >> and sunday the sheriff has been hard to get hold of. today we called him. >> i'm wondering if he's going to be appearing in court tomorrow to argue in court to put up the temporary fencing, also change the curfew to 6:00 p.m.? >> and even one to his offices. >> i'm looking for sheriff david clarke. >> we heard back from had

one of the first things sheriff david clarke's attorney called for today was dismissing the case -- because the fencing is now quote 'moot'.residents say all the arguing could have been avoided if leaders just listened to what the people wanted. 3 38.08 it does look disgusting take it downit's all the talk perk..a place for sherman park residents to share how to move forward after some tense weeks in their neighborhood. "38.46 just it being there its a reminder of something that happened that was ugly. its over." "43.49 putting the orange fence up is like a hazard a caution. it's saying stay away. it's a bad area. 43.54 "a judge on wednesday agreed-- keeping a restraining order in place on the orange fence at sherman park... it had been in place until sunday-- when county executive chris abele ordered it to be ta ignited a legal 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

we'll check in with darrell scott and sheriff david clarke. plus, all of that and we speak with wikileaks founder, julian assange. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> and welcome to "hannity" tonight with just nine weeks to go before the general election, donald trump is surging in new national polls in a cnn/orc poll out today, trump is leading 45%-43%, and according to the same poll, trump has a commanding lead among independent voters, topping clinton 49% to 29%, a four-way race, and the latest fox news race shows clinton and trump in a dead heat, and a four candidate contest with clinton's small lead within the margin of error or. when it comes to key swing states, a routers poll shows trump leading or in a way in iowa, beating clinton 44%-41%. trump and clinton are tied in maine, 42%. it's a very close race going on in michigan. donald trump is leading 42%-41%. in new hampshire, 45%-pr44%, an ohio, trump is up 46%-43%. wisconsin is all tied up at 38%, and with the polls now showing this race tightening, donald trump is campaigning

county executive chris abele wanted the fence down...sheriff david clarke wanted to keep it up. the judge sided with abele in a special session on sunday on monday...parks employees and inmates from the house of labor day at sherman park. but there was a lot of controversy leading up tot this. the orange fence was put up following the unrest in sherman park...to help close the park early, at 6 pm instead of 10 pm. 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

a milwaukee county judge extended a restraining order against sheriff david clarke... an order that said the fence should stay down. fox six's krystle kacner has the story. sit down and let me speak!some tense moments in the courtroom.. between judge hansher and shei clarke's attorney... michael whitcomb this matter is moot! the fence is down!the issue at hand-- whether or not to extend a restraining order against the sheriff ... which prevents him from putting up a fence around sherman park...again... the original order was put in place after a back and forth between the sheriff and county executive days earlier... wednesday... judge hansher says its his opinion that's what this is all really about.... this is not so much a matter of a fence- this is a matter of a power is! ... and the sherif that don't like each other....both attorneys... seemed to agree... the county executive sues the county sheriff over whether not an orange fence should be allowed in a park over the weekend its not a major national issue its just a representative forum for a potlitcal power plate

then replaced under the order of milwaukee county sheriff, david clarke. 3 the fence has been in place for about three weeks now... after a deadly officer-involved shooting sparked two nights of unrest. unrest.but today the county executive said it's time to move forward. forward."we're right now working to get down the fence as fast as we can and we're returning the park to normal hours, operating doing what we've been trying to do for awhile which is give the park back to the community." community." 3 after sheriff's deputies turned up to replace the fence yesterday...abele's office called for a temporary restraining order against clarke. a judge sided with abele enforcing normal hours at sherman park...but the fence remained overnight. then around 12:30 this afternoon parks employees removed it sheriff's office is responsible for patrolling the parks and restoring order...abele says the hours are set by his office. 3 we'll have continuing coverage on this story and the latest from residents in the sherman park neighborhood-- coming up on the news at four thirty. laborfest is underwa

. >> now confident latest chapter with the fencing removed and david clark had a special want is to enjoy the park in peace. >> they are watching you. for what? we are not doing anything other than barbecuing. >> discussing this today and we hope this is it. started after the shooting of smith and they closed the park. the fencing was taken down and, in a special session, and should possible. >> the family and friends -- he was killed after trying to help a friend who was involved in an argument last night. two men are charged in connection with this death. according to the criminal complaint, he was beaten and stabbed six times. we are going to learn more about a plan to bolster the police force. the mayor said that the budget would be significantly larger and that they would have multiple classes of new officers. we reached out for specifics and >> 88 and way above average. hopefully, it is fired up and the dew point and moisture in the air, it is a little bit sticky and it will be breezy sunset outside. it will get warmer and the forecast in a couple of minutes. >> closed for the remai

david clarke. they're arguing over who ?controls any fence? around sherman park. park.the sheriff put up a fence around the park last month... after the unrest in temporary and put up during closing time.he said it was for public safety. but the county executive ordered crews to take it down... as tension eased. in a court filing yesterday--- milwaukee county judge "david han-sher" ordered a new judge ?hear the case? to avoid further litigation in the contested matter. he says... the next judge will have to ?sort out evidence?... that the ruling says ?contradicts statements? made by both parties. today a judge will decide.... whether school officials have the right to ?block bathroom access? for a transgender student. the right to have his lawsuit against the "kenosha unified school district" heard in court.a federal judge ?declined? the school's motion to dismiss the case. whitaker was born a ?girl?--- but identifies himself as a boy. today his lawyers will present their argument that banning him from the boys' bathroom causes him ?harm.? wou

county executive chris abele is happy about that decision but the sheriff david clarke not so much. there's a hearing scheduled for tomorrow to decide if the fence will stay down permanently. back to you. >> this all started last month when a police officer shot and killed sylville smith near 44th and auer. that shooting led to unrest and violence in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood. as a response to the unrest, sheriff david clarke ordered that the fence go up around sherman park and that the park close early at 6:00 p.m. instead of 10:00 p.m. >> only on wisn 12 news, remembering a girl shot and za'layia jenkins' family has created a legacy garden to remember the nine-year-old girl. this garden is near 15th and meinecke across the street from the home where za'layia was shot. family members say this garden will keep zalayia's memory alive. >> if you don't have an outlet when you're grieving, sometimes you can lose yourself. sad and upset. >> they hope it may help solve her murder too by encouraging anyone with information to come forward. there's still a $65,000 reward for inf

county executive chris abele wanted the fence down...sheriff david clarke wanted to keep it up. the judge sided with abele in a special session on sunday on monday...parks employees and inmates from the house of corrections removed the fence...while families enjoyed labor day at sherman park. but there was a lot of controversy leading up tot this. the orange fence was put park...to help close the park early, at 6 pm instead of 10 pm. 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 lot of credit for stopping a car robbery on milwaukee's east side. she had a bird's eye view near arlington and kane-- and called 911. fox 6's bret lemoine explains-- police are now questioning 4 very young suspects

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke... welcomed trump to the stage... saying trump was "made for this moment of turmoil in the u-s. former governor tommy thompson also rallied the crowd - and trump called him the reason he came to but i'm telling you don, go to pennsylvania, go to ohio, go to florida, where we're leading, go there. spend your time. wisconsin's going to be tough. go there. but if anything changes, i'll call you. so now what happens? i get a call two weeks ago. don, time to come back! thompson supported john kasich during the primaries. out of the waukesha county expo center, but no one got arrested. meanwhile... hillary clinton's also working to rally the democratic base... with her primary rival bernie sanders. angelica's following that story in studio. former rival bernie sanders hit the campaign trail with hillary clinton yesterday. the two spoke at an event in durham, north carolina... where clinton worked to attract young voters... who overwhelmingly supported sanders in the primary. the two talked about her plan for making college

. >> reporter: sheriff david clarke got the crowd going before trump took the stage. charles? >> reporter: donald trump trying to find his footing in republican friendly waukesha county where he stumbled badly during the presidential primary. donald trump getting reenforce from the tommy thompson. >> it's time to get on the trump train. it's moving. >> advocate sheriff clark. >> donald trump understands us web understands you, and we understand him. >> trump needs to run up the a chance of winning wisconsin. >> i'm not owned or controlled by anybody. my loyalty toys you and nobody else. >> reporter: trump went after hillary clinton by appealing to african-american * voters in a crowd and county that's predominantly white. >> i don't think african-americans are going come out and vote for clinton. they are too smart and they know they are being used. >> reporter: new york city's demo trump's policies will play in black community. >> he made it clear he wants to build one wall and he has to put policies that will build a wall between police and community. >> reporter: but this i

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 county executive. >> i understand for a short period of time the sheriff 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 their property, public property, so we're very happy with the judge's decision. ben: there were no representatives from the sheriff's office in court. there will be a hearing on wednesday to discuss further action. still unclear is when the fence will be taken down. at sherman park, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. adrienne: we have team coverage. 12 news kent wainscott was in sherman park as people hoped for word it would once again stay open until 10:00. kent: kids were roasting marshmal

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke welcomed trump to the stage. saying that trump was 'made for this moment of turmoil in the u.s.' former governor tommy thompson urged people to get on the trump train - he was for john kasich during the primary. and trum reason he came to wisconsin this week. " told him three months ago to campaign elsewhere, 'get the campaign elsewhere, 'get the hell out of here,' wouldnt win wi. told him last week, come back. two points down." the marquette poll shows trump trailing by two points. however, in waukesha county, the last three polls show trump is beating clinton, but underperforming senator ron johnson and 2012 mitt romney. trump was on a teleprompter tonight, and started more than an hour late. li mary thanks theo a fair number of people tonight at the waukesha expo center who don't want donald trump to get elected. our bret lemoine checked in with live with that part of our team coverage. yes, there were a handful of protesters outside the waukesha county expo center this evening... there were even a few minor d

a milwaukee man is under arrest, after berating milwaukee county sheriff david clark on a flight to north carolina over the weekend. 36-year-old preston behavior and intoxication. the milwaukee journal sentinel quotes another passenger, who says bluntson was making comments about clarke the entire flight, and was quote - "very abusive." that passenger also says, after the plane landed, clarke held bluntson down, until a police officer handcuffed him. jury selection is slated to start today for one of the men accused in the murder of 5-year-old laylah peteresen. 21-year-old carl barrett junior is facing 1st degree police say barrett and two other men targeted the wrong house, shooting instead at laylah's house and killing her almost two years ago. stay aware and alert on campus! that's the message from uwm to all students. ann sterling joins us live with a look ahead at what's happening this morning. it's called campus safety week to make sure students don't get too comfortable. it's a reminder to stay aware and alert. the event starts this campus police will be on hand to offer active-sho

clarke. sheriff clarke ordered the fence be put up following the unrest in sherman park after the shooting of sylville one person is in the hospital after an explosion at a grain bin in ixonia. this happened around nine this morning. no word on the man's condition. explosion. rain headed our way. a flood watch goes into effect tomorrow morning. meteorologist jesse ritka tells us when the rain could reach you. today is the 12th 90 degree day in milwaukee this year and it feels more like 100 degrees because the dew points are in the low 70s. a few isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and chance to see widespread rain and storms overnight and into a plea deal for the killer of 11-year-old jacob wetterling calls for no charges in the boy's death. danny heinrich confessed today to abducting, sexually assaulting and shooting jacob on october 22nd, 1989. his admission came minneapolis as he pleaded guilty to a child pornography charge. heinrich led authorities to jacob's bo

but sunday evening ...deputies --acting on the orders of sheriff david clarke...asked a group of about 40 people to leave the park...who were there after 6 pm. that never happened...they were allowed to stay until 10. we learned the judge ruled to uphold a restraining ore behalf of the county executives office. 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

and one man--43- year-old david clark--arrested for aggravated assault and illegal use of a weapon. "we gave them that moment we saw that there was something where an ordinance was violated, our law was violated, we were able to make those extractions, bring those people out safetly." when the protestors were unable to break through... they continued their march down decatur street. and for now-- the andrew jackson monument remains in tact. (nats) it's been two days since unlv's devastating loss to idaho... and head coach tony sanchez....is not a happy man. "i'm extremely pissed, i am beyond frustrated, i'm embarrassed, i'm pissed, i'm sick to my stomach right now, this is as angry as i've been since i've been sitting in this chair, we have to get better, it's been a long time coming and at some point we have to find ourselves in this program. this ought to hurt, this ought to sting bad at the end of the day this is what we do, people say your job is not what you do, this is what we do, this is our livelihood and for have a short time in their life where it is too and again i'm emba

a milwaukee county judge extended a restraining order against sheriff david clarke in court yesterday. this all goes back to sunday when the county executive ordered the fence taken down. but by the afternoon the sheriff ordered it back up. that lead to a rare sunday night court hearing. 5-point-8-million-dollars. .. that's the damage total for the seven businesses set on fire during the sherman park unrest. according to a break-down from the milwaukee fire department... o'reilly autoparts... which was a total loss... suffered the most damage at 1- point-4-million. the bp gas station-- also a total loss of suffered more than 589-thousand dollars. half of jet beauty is gone... the cost exceeding 800-thousand-dollars. and at bmo harris bank... which saw a 25-percent los will take more than 1-point-2 million dollars to repair the destruction. the rest of the damage total includes big jim's liquor, pj supermarket and mjm liquor. new details on the murder investigation in oconomowoc. 34-year-old christina schuster - was shot in the head in her apartment. her brother found her monday night.

about the investigation a legal spat a legal spat between county executive chris abele and sheriff david clarke could be settled today in restraining order is in place -- forbidding clarke from keeping a fence up and closing sherman park early.the sheriff early.the sheriff put up the fence and imposed shortened hours following last month's violence in that neighborhood. on sunday, abele had crews remove the fencing, crews remove the fencing, and reinstated the park's normal 10 p-m closing time.clarke responded by having the fence put back up.it came down again monday after a special court session. a proposal to save milwaukee county transist system money would mean no more free rides for seniors and the disabled. according to the county... 21-thousand go passes were issued last year. that's three million dollars of missed revenue .the county says that is contributing to a 7 million dollar deficit. but the people who rely on go passes claim the program actually saves the county money in the long run. people can only live in the community if they have transportation. if they don't institut

among the supporters, sheriff david clarke and former governor tommy thompson. now the democrats turn to meet with the wisconsin voters. tim kaine's wife is onhe to milwaukee. mike anderson is downtown. hello, mike. >> campaigning on behalf of her husband tim kaine. holton is started the day at the dmc office on the east side. that is at 10:15 this morning and headed to kenosha to the campaign office on 7th avenue. 12:15. the clinton campaign is saying it is designed to encourage people to get out and vote early. anne holton worked as a judge and lawyer and virginia secretary of education. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are focussing attention on the swing states like iowa and new hampshire this week. we are live in the agenda. >> ben, today donald trump will rally in new hampshire. that is where hillary clinton was yesterday. trump stoped in wisconsin as the camp suggests he practice for before the next debate. he dug deep into the opponent's ties to the foundation and her all those days off and can't make it to the car. >> this is one of the strangest ele

this afternoon we learned sheriff david clarke was served with a subpoena, a restraining order in fact.. on the behalf of the county executives office. a representative of abele told a judge the orange fence at this time is doing more harm than good. ultimately, judge david hansher executives request. '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 can start protesting and i think that in this case the county executive has reasonable probability of success on the merit.' contemptuous by not being present at this evenings hearing..considering he was served. the restraining order goes into effect immediately and will remain until the next hearing which is set for 2 pm this wednesday...so just three days from now. reporting live in milwaukee jonathon gregg fox6 news. ted thanks jon tonight - worried about when the park would really be closed.. our theo keith is live near sherman park with their reaction. for a time, the night was in flux here at sherman park. the peop

well, certainly david clark, it's an element that we should know about, and avoid a rush to judgment. sheriff, good to have you. >> neil, welcome back. i hope you're doing better. i was praying for you. it worked. >> i appreciate your kind note as well, sir. let me ask you about this. we rush to judgment, and understandably incidents like this happen, but it turn out we don't get the facts. it turns out the guy had the gun, police say he refused to put it down. they kept warning him. we know what happened, but that large part of the story has been largely ignored. in fact nothing was mentioned, even his family to this moment, and maybe that's understandable, deny he ever had a gun. >> well, it was left out on purpose to stoke up anger by the liberal mainstream media. what was on display was something like you see in a third world nation in haiti. it didn't represent the good city of charlotte, north carolina, primitive behavior on display, and at worse, you saw subhuman behavior as people reacted to circumstances, rioting, looting, not a socially acceptable response to people's frustr