and hampton ave -- julie collins. fox 6 news. we are learning more details about a fatal shooting in brown deer monday night. police have a 61-year-old man is in custody. it happened monday night near 50th and bradley at a senior living apartme fox-six the victim is 21-year-old mannix franklin junior. they say he was visiting his mother-- who lives in the complex-- when her 61-year-old neighbor shot him. the case is expected to be reviewed by the district attorney's office in the coming days. and in oconomowoc - police make an arrest in connection to the murder of 34-year-old christina schuster. she was found dead in her apartment last week -- with a gunshot wound to the head. officials tell us the suspect was taken into custody in milwaukee -- and has been interviewed by both oconomowoc police and the waukesha county the suspect. a warning before filling up at the gas station... police say if you use the pay at the pump feature --- you could be giving crooks you credit car info without even knowing it. angelica is in the newsroo

on thursday, at the hampton history museum in hampton, virginia, four african-american women whose compute additions were integral to america's victory in the space race. on friday, we finish the week in the nation's capitol at politics and prose book store where baker talks about his experiences as a substitute teacher in maine's public school system. many events are open to the public. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. good evening, everybody. can everyone hear me? yeah? okay. good evening. my name is zoe, thank you for coming out tonight and support your local independent book store. we're thrilled to have you. another ask arch to please turn off or silence your cell phones and i'll tell you our event is full of interesting author talks like the one you'll hear tonight, on monday we'll hear from clear ya and steve vaccine axelrod. if you want to know more about those events, follow us on facebook, twitter or instagram or pick up an event schedule. clara bingham is the author of "witness to the revolution: radical resistors, hippies and year america lost its point and found its soul and

the suspect car then exited at hampton-- headed east. the car hit by the gunfire-- also exited at hampton. a 2-month-old girl in carseat was struck. she's was hospitalized, but is now recovering at home. the sheriff's office is still investigating so far-- it's being called a suspected case of road rage. if you have any information that could help find this red lincoln-- call the sheriff's office. we've got the number posted on fox6now- dot-com. reporting live from port washington and hampton ave -- julie collins. fox 6 news. an update now on the fatal shooting in brown deer monday night. we've learned a 61-year-old man is in custody. it happened near 50th and bradley at a senior living apartment complex. family members tell fox-six the franklin junior. they say he was visiting his mother-- who lives in the complex-- when her 61-year-old neighbor shot him. the case is expected to be reviewed by the district attorney's office in the coming days. and in oconomowoc - authorities say they have made an arrest in the death of 34- year-old chri

hampton is now at a new school and thriving. so far, there are 40 sit with us lunches at her high school. (natalie hampton, app creator) "i think the real change happens when kids help kids, because an adult telling you not to bully isn't going to stop you." in less than a week since launching, the app has been downloaded more than three-thousand times. hampton hopes it spreads to schools nationwide. ((denise valdez)) >> that was kristine lazar <<< tedd florendo (>>>the heat returns this week and it's hotter today than yesterday with triple-digits around the region. winds increased as forecasted as windy criteria. we still are dry with single digit humidity readings. and we're a few degrees warmer than yesterday. ................................ .. afternoon highs hot around the valley with temps hottest over to the east side of town where we're lower in elevation. especially for the east and southeast neigbhorhoods. not-as-hot for the locales on the west side of town especially the foothills and certainly the mountains where it

bathers were kept to knee deep at hampton beach on monday. hermine's impact whipping up 6 to 8-foot waves, heavy wind and currents and life threatening riptides. forcing lifeguards to make a decision that happens only once every three or four years here. >> commencing tomorrow, tuesday, bathing at hampton beach will be totally reporter: donahue says he would have made the same call even if they still had a full staff after today. >> it a very unhealthy situation for any bather, even if they're fairly strong. they're putting themselves in harm's way. reporter: boats staying in harbors, seas over 4 feet not a comfortable ride, waves off shore measuring up to 9. cool temperatures perhaps keeping crowds down any way. those coming down to check out

the suspect car then exited at hampton-- headed east. the car hit by the gunfire-- also exited at hampton. a 2-month-old girl in carseat was struck. she's was hospitalized, but is now recovering at home. the sheriff's office is still investigating the reason for the shooting suspected case of road rage. if you have any information that could help find this red new this morning --- a home in whitewater is a total loss after an overnight fire. a neighbor saw smoke coming from the house...but by the time firefighters arrived on scene...the house was fully engulfed. no one was home at the time....and no one was hurt. a fire inspector has been called out to the scene. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a preliminary hearing is delayed for the man accused of stealing a car and leading police on a high speed chase. that's because a witness didn't showed up yesterday. 23-year-old larrb felony charges. police say he stole a lexus at gunpoint on august 8th... and was seen driving it august 30th. according to court documents... a milwauk

the car hit by the gunfire-- also exited at hampton. a 2-month-old girl in carseat hospitalized, but is now recovering at home. the sheriff's office is still investigating the reason for the shooting so far-- it's being called a suspected case of road rage. if you have any information that could help find this red lincoln-- call the sheriff's office. we've got the number posted on fox6now- dot-com. reporting live from port washington and hampton ave -- julie collins. fox 6 news. a celebration of eric von's life is set for today at marquette university... von -- a prominent radio -- died last week. he hosted shows every weekday morning on w-n-o-v . the event celebrating his life will run from 3 to 7 p-m today at the marquette alumni memorial union. in lieu of flowers -- organizers ask donations be made to the wisconsin black media association. now to a story you'll only see here on fox-6: a former church employee... accused of embezzling nearly 100-thousand dollars. 44-year old kelly fischer worked at grace lutheran church in oak creek f

another big thing going on here at hampton is of course the seafood festival. and really there's no bad weather for that, anything is good to be enjoying the lobster, clam chowder. this is what you can expect. tonight will be muggy and hot to be walking around out here. but over thunderstorms, especially during the day tomorrow, maybe on sunday morning. but you should be good to go. behind me you can see the tents are set up, i believe it opened at 4:00 this afternoon. so looks like things are starting on a hot and steamy note. i'm meteorologist hayley lapoint live at hampton beach, wmur news 9. tom: thank you very much. our final granite state debate kicks off in less than two hours from now with republican candidates for new hampshire's let's go now to josh mcelveen. josh: the last primary granite state debate could be an interesting one, we have the incumbent frank guinta and has his challenger rich ashooh. john, there's a lot of issues, but they've gone at each other quite a bit. >> it's gotten very hot. we're going to see more fireworks tonight than we've

carol: there is also a deeper look at the controversy surrounding hampton creek. >> hampton creek is a company that has the mission of replacing animal proteins with plant proteins. on a global scale, that's an incredible concept. as the world's population grows and developing economies continue to grow, the appetite for animal protein is so large it might be unsustainable. hampton creek is jumped on that mission to try to solve that problem. many people are thinking about this problem like bill gates and peter thiel. they are in the right place but how they are getting there is very interesting. carol: this is a silicon valley darling that was well on its way to becoming a unicorn, very revered and respected. >> absolutely, the ceo told his staff he was moments away from raising $1 billion valuation but that has been put on hold with the criminal investigations. we are trying to figure out if there is any movement but our senses there has not been. david: with broad strokes, give us a sense of the criminal investigation. >> there is a criminal investigation as well as an sec inquiry

another accident at west hampton at the intersection

they pulled off at the hampton exit into this parking lot. this silver toyota prius the center of an investigation, a stroller in the trunk surrounded by baby supplies. >> i noticed the car pull in. i talk to myself that this is another guy. ben: lamont lanfair works at a nearby hotel. he says shortly after 5:00 p.m., deputies arrived, the north shore fire department confirming they transported a two-month-old girl to children's hospital with a gunshot wound. >> it is not justified to shoot a little kid. off of the highway. ben: at times, a man believed to be the owner of the prius, holding another young child talking with police. , the details of what led up to the gunfire still under investigation. deputies shutting down the freeway for about an hour, walking side by side, looking for evidence. that have got a future ahead of them. to take their lives from them ahead of their time, you know what i mean? ben: and we are still waiting for information from the milwaukee county sheriff's office about possible suspect information. in glendale, b

it happened shortly after one yesterday morning near 32-nd and hampton. officials say a man lost control of his s-u-v and hit a utility pole-- killing two women in the vehicle. the driver and another woman were taken to the hospital. they're both in serious condition. a popular spot on the summerfest grounds is getting a makeover. miller lite oasis stage area for the festival's 50th anniversary. the stage will be completely redesigned... along with new bars, video screen upgrades and expanded retail stores. miller-coors is teaming up with "milwaukee world festival" to fund the new stage. the miller lite oasis stage was last upgraded back in 2006. summerfest 2017 will kick off june 28th. the packers beat the jacksonville jaguars 27 to 23 in florida yesterday. tim van vooren is in jacksonville with more on why relief for the pack. "there's a lot of ways to describe a win in the nfl. the situation on sunday on the road in the heat, the packers saw things slipping away and then they ultimately hang on. is it fair to describe this one as a relief?" "yea, yea o

and two others it happened shortly after one yesterday morning near 32-nd and hampton. officials say a man lost control of his s-u-v and struck a utility pole-- killing two women in the vehicle. the driver and another woman were taken to the hospital. they're both in serious condition. an autopsy is set to happen later today... after a woman's body was found this weekend. milwaukee police responded to the scene near 1st and keefe saturday afternoon. the circumstances surrounding the death are under investigation-- but police are ruling it a homicide. the medical examiner's office says the victim is an adult female. exclusive video appears to show a suspect escaping from milwaukee police custody. a witness says it happened this afternoon in a busy intersection. fox6s bret lemoine talks to the woman about how it all unfolded. at a stop light in the intersection of silver spring and hopkins... 'thats crazy! its like a once in a lifetime thing that would ever happen.' ...cell phone video appears to show a suspect fleeing from the back of a milwaukee police van. 'thats cant

the child is in the hospital tonight. 12 news ben hutchison joins us near i-43 and hampton in glendale. ben first and foremost how is that little girl doing? >> adrienne and sheldon, i'm told the injuries to the baby girl are considered non-life-threatening. shooting, the driver of the car with the child pulled off at the hampton exit and into this parking lot. this silver toyota prius, the center of an investigation, a stroller in the trunk surrounded by baby supplies. >> i noticed the carpool in and saw a bunch of police and. >> lamont lanfair works at a nearby hotel he says shortly after 5:00 p.m. deputies arrived the north shore fire department confirming they gun shot wound. at times a man believed to be the owner of the prius, holding another young girl talking with police. the details of what led up to the gunfire still under investigation. deputies shutting down the freeway for about an hour, we're still waiting for information from the milwaukee county sheriff's office about possible suspect information. in glendale, ben hutchison wisn 12 news. adrienne: as ben mentioned, the

it happened shortly after one yesterday morning near 32-nd and hampton. officials say a man lost control of his s-u-v and struck a utility pole-- killing two women in the vehicle. the they're both in serious condition. the trial for a milwaukee sex offender -- accused of re-offending-- begins today. police say 67-year-old jameel ali sexually assaulted a woman back in may. ali is already a convicted sex offender. he was released back to the community on april 20, with the requirement that he inform officials if he moved. but police say he cut off his g-p-s monitoring device so officers couldn't find him. his trial begins later this morning. also this morning-- michael morgan's deadly arson trial will continue. scheduled to be in court last week... but never showed up. officials say they found the witness -- and are holding him in the milwaukee county jail on unrelated charges. morgan is accused of setting a fire in milwaukee that killed two young children last october. a big summerfest announcement this morning. it doesn't have to do with any musical acts

because of this, swimming won't be allowed at hampton beach. the warning is not stopping surfers are making advantage of the larger waves. they will keep hanging is gone. >> surf in new england. you wait for the september. you wait for the storms. i've been tracking the storm for 18 days now. >> we were down here two nights ago. nothing. a couple of days it is going to be a surfers dream. obviously that's the case. sean: they will be patrolling the beach to keep swimmers out of the water today. erin: new on "daybreak," a hiker is recovering after being air lifted off of mt. washington. fish and official 60-year-old donald thomson suffered a leg injury. carrying him out was too difficult for rescuers. a dhart helicopter was called in to get him out of the mountain and to a hospital. sean: they are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash. it happened around 4:15 yesterday afternoon near the rochester country club. it appears that the harley-davidson was heading south when it veered off of the road and hit the guardrail. the operator was killed in

it happened shortly after one yesterday morning near 32-nd and hampton. officials say a man lost control of his s-u-v and hit a utility and another woman were taken to the hospital. they're both in serious condition. some major changes coming to summerfest --- as the big gig celebrates a big birthday. angelica joins us now with the details. it looks like the miller lite oasis stage is getting a makeover for summerfest's 50th anniversary. the stage will be completely redesigned... along with new bars... video screen upgrades... and expanded hospitality and retail stores. miller-coors is teaming up with milwaukee world festival to fund the new sta back in 2006. summerfest 2017 will kick off june 28th. to see more on the project....just head to fox 6 now dot com. the packers starting out the regular season on a high note...getting a win in jacksonville. aaron rodgers starting out the game...running it in for a touchdown. and a not a huge return for jordy nelson....but he did get six catches for the day. the game itself came down to defense...with the 23. and

it happened shortly after one yesterday morning near 32-nd and hampton. officials say a man lost control of his s-u-v and struck a utility pole-- killing two women in the vehicle. the driver and another woman were taken to the hospital. they're both in serious condition. an arson trial expected to pick back up today --- after a missing witness is found. and the tria accused of re-offending-- begins today. angelica is in the newsroom with details. police say the suspect cut off his g-p-s monitoring device so officers couldn't find him. 67-year-old jameel ali is accused of sexually assaulting a woman less than a month after he was released from prison. he was released back to the community on april 20, with the requirement that he inform officials if he moved. ali has pleaded not guilty. his trial will continue later this morning. this comes after a witness was scheduled to be in court last week... but never showed up. officials say they found the witness -- and are holding him in the milwaukee county jail on unrelated charges. police say morgan set a home

ray: at hampton harbor the sightseeing, charter fishing ocean, a different story. with waves expected to be six to nine feet, making it dangerous to operate. >> anything like a four-foot sea or anything over that, it's pretty tricky to navigate that when you're taking people out fishing. ray: labor day is often called the last unofficial end of summer, and it marks the last day that lifeguards will be fully staffed at hampton beach. while the clouds and cooler weather kept the crowds down, bathers were restricted from going in deeper than their knees. >> the waves are just too big and we do have rip currents that will show themselves we keep the bathers completely out of that area. ray: as you look at the beach, the chief says they will continue to monitor the situation, and putting on what happens, it is possible they will have to shut down the beach completely tomorrow. reporting live at hampton beach, ray brewer, wmur news 9. amy: commitment 2016 now. this labor day presidential abc's kenneth moton reports the rivals are in the battleground state of ohio. kennet

the suspect car then exited at hampton-- headed east. the car hit by the gunfire-- also exited at hampton. a 2-month-old girl in carseat was struck. she's was hospitalized, but is now recovering at home. the sheriff's office is still investigating the reason for the shooting so far-- it's being called a suspected case of road rage. if you have any information that could help find this red lincoln-- call the sheriff's office. we've got the number posted on fox6now- dot-com. after a fatal shooting at a senior living apartment complex. it happened last night near 50th and bradley in brown deer. family members tell fox-six the victim is 21-year-old mannix franklin junior. they say he was visiting his mother-- who lives in the complex-- when her 61-year-old neighbor shot him. the case is expected to be reviewed by the district attorney's office in the coming days. only on fox6-- a former church employee is accused of accused of going church's dime. from concert tickets to travel-- investigators say she stole more than 100-thousand dollars. fo

police and some minority communities nationwide has been a contentious issue during the campaigne or hampton fears at the cppa votes to endorse republican presidential candidate donald trump it could lead to more mistrusth for many minority residents i think it would give wind and give fuel to people who think that way about the police departmentto earlier this month the a roundtable discussion and brook park with trumpilte on the loomis is not publicly endorsed either candidateonon hampton believes the diverse policing and should remain neutral when it comes to politics especially in today's racial climateco i vote to endorse hillary or trump so there's not a third-party choice of not to endorse at all which i would've loved to have that on the ballot as well to get people to option weeks ago the national patrolmen older of police endorse donald trump who tried several times to return for a common but he was unavailable union members will cast their u we want tofriday thank all our viewers for once again nominating us and then naming as your favorite stationomg for morning news the results

the hampton road region is second most vulnerable. and it will reconstitute itself and with the westerly winds dump a tremendous amount of water. we have 270 national guard being deployed. we got the state police and we're just trying to tell folks if you don't understand have to go down to the virginia beach region this weekend, don't do it. at least wait till we get a better understanding of where the storm may go. >> we know this is not the first time virginia has been through something like you guys are prepared. are you ordering any evacuations? are there any evacuation orders in place at this time? >> no, but the issue is we're watching it closely, and i'll get another briefing tonight at 11:00 and 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning from the national weather service. it was -- you know, it was a very alarming report from dr. nef head of the national hurricane center to say it's going to reconstitute and swirl a couple days and dump a tremendous amount of rain. if we get over 45 miles an hour winds, we will have to shut bridges down. if

hampton pearson tells us what it all means. >> reporter: manufacturing and construction sectors lost a combined 20,000 jobs. labor secretary thomas perez cited weak global expansion and the strong dollar as headwinds for u.s. manufacturers. >> manufacturing is an export-dependent industry, and when you have a strong dollar and you have so many other economies that haven't seen our recovery, that's a real challenge. >> r average hourly earnings now just under $26 an hour, barely moved in august. and are up just 2.4% year over year. fed watchers say today's wage number is not what fed chair janet yellen wants to see as a condition for raising key short-term interest rates. >> the slowdown in average hourly earnings, that's enough to sit people back on the sidelines within the fed, as well. that's very important. >> repor even with the august slowdown, job growth for the last three months still averages 232,000 jobs per month. enough over time to also lower the unemploy rate. at a recent waeshd-area jobs fair, most applicants already had jobs and even middle aged job seekers were lookin

southbound all the way down to hampton, when the is opened, we are looking at delays good news here at arapahoe road and i 25, look at that, we have an easy drive. we will be driving on this in a week. i will tell you more about that in just a moment. >>> from the first alert desk right now, another police situation in denver. it came to a peaceful end. ?olice are clearing the scene of a barricaded person, and the 4800 block of golden court. that is in the northwest park near the lakeside area. one person was arrested on a in connection to this mornings incident. no one was hurt. this came to a peaceful end. >>> 4:33, a death investigation is underway this morning. a body was found late last night at a home in denver. we are live on xanadu straight right now or this all happen. amanda, would we know? >>reporter:details are limited, at this hour, but we know it happened in the 5500 block of xanadu street. that is where we are right now. the scene is across the stet it happened around 10 p.m. si. again, this area right here is about a mile north of montebello, and about four miles east o

>> state police say the airport shuttle bus was headed to hampton inn near low goon. coming out of the ted williams tunnel when police say the driver of the subaru legacy slammed into the back of it. two passengers were they were here visiting from el paso, texas. >> oh, my goodness. horrible, horrible to think that could happen. police say 59-year-old joseph rodriguez and 47-year-old sandra were both thrown from the shuttle. a source tells fox 25 that one of those killed was the parent of a northeastern student and they were here in boston to move their child in. it makes you nervous. >> reporter: two other passengers including a woman who was also from el paso was rushed to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. state police say the shuttle had seat belts but it's unclear if they were being used. officials told us it is the rider's responsibility to buckle up not the company's. >> horrible, horrible thing feel very bad for the family. >> reporter: in a statement the spokesperson from the hampton inn says deeply saddened about i this tragic accident and our

hampton creek is jumped on that mission to try to solve that problem. many people are thinking about this problem like bill gates and peter thiel. they are in the right place but how they are getting there is very interesting. this is a silicon valley darling that was well on its way to becoming a unicorn, very revered and respected. >> absolutely, the ceo told his staff he was moments away from raising $1 billion valuation but that has been put on hold with the criminal investigations. we are trying to figure out if there is any movement but our senses there has not been. david: you mentioned the criminal investigation. just with some broad strokes coming in a sense. >> so there is a criminal investigation as well as an sec inquiry. that is not an investigation, but it is an inquiry. our understanding is they are looking into whether or not the company purchased its own product and did not disclose that to investors which is something bloomberg first reported in august. carol: you are talking about buybacks but they were actually buying back products i

if you're heading to the poconos don't use 33 northbound in north hampton county. awful accident has the blocked. stick with as you sullivan trai1 on this holiday monday morning. nydia and gray. >> hermine continues to spin away from the east coast, but some lingering effects are being felt at the jersey shore and delaware beaches. >> visitors are taking advantage of the better than expected weather. annie mccormick is live in ocean city with what's happening. annie, the rip currents dangerous. >> reporter: i want to give you a look at the ocean, you heard david talk about how the waves are not too high, you can see that. but throughout the day they could develop and become dangerous. one thing that is present on the beach in ocean city, new jersey, are the signs warning people about the current. >> we woke up this morning it was sunny, we decided to come to the beach. >> reporter: hermine effects were in the ocean creating rip currents. in wildwood crest bathers could only go up to their knees. other beach patrol also banned swimming altogether, in atlantic city,

avenue exit.the sheriff's office is asking anyone who saw the car near i-43 and east hampton avenue sunday-- just before 5 pm-- to call.meanwhile baby ava is out of the hospital-- her mom is doing ok. so far we don't have any license plate information-- but if you saw a dark red lincoln 4-door sunday afternoon near by-- you should let the sheriff's office know. live kb cbs 58 news a man is in police custody in connection with the fatal shooting of a woman in oconomowoc. 34-year-old christina schuster was found dead on labor day in single gunshot to the head.one of her neighbhors tell us he saw and heard some suspicious activity the night she died. 17:50:31-33i heard some loud noises in the parking lot 17:50:43-53i saw a guy in a pink shirt and then it looked like he was texting or something.. then all of a sudden a cop car came and they were talking, walkign around, looking, 3 we're told a man was arrested this past friday in milwaukee on outstanding warrants.....he's now being transferred to await charges for chrstina schuster's murder. 3 a 21-year-old man is shot dead at an apartm

north hampton. the cruiser was a sea borne command post and had communication equipment ready to serve the chief executive in any national emergency. ♪ on sunday, 21 august, the president departed from north hampton to campobelio island for discussions with prime minister pearson from canada. ♪ the president supplied his own brand of effective personal diplomacy as they informally discussed the world problems that affected both their nations. later in the day, at the international park, the president and the prime minister joined forces in the planting of a document box in the corner of a new visitor's center. the f.d.r. home may have invoked nostalgic memories, for roosevelt left an endearing reminder more than anyone else for the limits, powers and obligations of the presidency. the obligations, he felt, both to his own people and to the world, were clearly evident six days later in idaho, the site of the atomic energy commission's breeder reactor, the first reactor to produce electricity from

democratic presidential a labor day event in hampton, illinois. republican presidential nominee donald trump and his running mate mike pence are taking the day off today. now, one last look at this morning's weather, kaj... plan on a breezy and warm labor day with highs well into the 80s. given the breeze, that'll help take the edge off the approaching small chance of storms exists, with a better chance tomorrow night into wednesday. heavy rain is possible with any storms that come through the region both tuesday and wednesday. thursday, we should remain in-between system with dry sky likely. friday, a strong cold front approaches from the west and should generate some more showers and storms. going into the weekend, plan on highs to fall well down into the 70s with dry conditions and pleasant hmi partly cloudy early, then turning mostly sunny. breezy and warm. wind: s 10-20 high: 87 tonight: partly cloudy. isolated storms possible late in the night. wind: s 5-15 low: 71 tomorrow: a chance of storms early, then again in the late afternoon. warm an

hampton hopes it will spread to schools around the country. plenty more straight ahead on behind bars.. after a shooting at mccarran airport. we continue our coverage of the situation this morning.. as two people recover in the hospital. online gaming is on the rise.. but by how much? mike doria is joining us in the next hour.. with the details of this internet driver caught on camera speeding.. by an off-duty officer. how the school district is responding. the vegas hockey team may not have a name.. but they already have a stadium packed with fans. the problem's you'll face.. if you're looking for season tickets. good morning i'm jason feinberg in for dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 we'll have an update on the airport shortly first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. lots of clouds over las vegas tuesday. moisture from what is now tropical storm paine is producing some showers in southwestern california. the question remains will the showers make it up into the las vegas area. the chan

near hampton avenue, news chopper 12 showing deputies combing the freeway for clues. that's where 12 news ben hutchison joins us with the latest. ben. there is any good news, it's that the baby's injuries are considered non-life-threatening we are in a parking lot right off the hampton exit. this is where police and deputies came to help the family involved in the freeway shooting. the investigation to what led up to the incident continues, but the north shore fire department confirming that they transported a 2-month-old girl to children's hospital with a gunshot wound. newschopper 12 was high above as deputies shut down i-43 we spoke to one man that works in the area. he saw the child's family arrive to the parking lot here, but thought it was a routine traffic stop. >> i never thought it was a little kid that got injured. it's crazy. >> again, those injuries to the baby believed to be non-life-threatening. we're still waiting on possible suspect information from the sheriff's office in gl adrienne: breaking news in the race for president. hillary clinton canceling

erin: now on "daybreak," a new hampton man is accused of sexually assaulting two children ten years ago. they are concerned there could be more victims. kevin: strong cold front is going to mean big changes for the weekend. all of the details ahead. sean: it is time to race. nascar is excitement is building at the speedway for sunday's race in the chase for the cup. >> big g, little o, go, eagles, go. erin: this local cheerleading squad is getting ready for a national competition. they are building friendships. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak". this morning. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. a little bit of rainfall. it ft like summertime. it is going to have a different feel this weekend. kevin: completely different. forget what you've had for most of the week. we get into the weekend, we're talking highs in the 50's and 60's and, and lows in the 30's and 40's. temperatures below normal when we've been running six or seven degrees above the averages for the first couple days. the you'll notice the rainfall continues to slide th

the car was last seen exiting at hampton-- heading east. anyone with any information should call the sheriff's office. a developing situation in kenosha. police are investigating three bank robberies that happened in 35- minutes. they took place at: the chase bank on washington road, the chase bank on 6th avenue, and the johnson bank on 60th street. police believe it's the same a young man is dead after a shooting last night in brown deer-- it's not the first loss for his family. fox 6 has learned the troubled history of the victim's father. our myra sanchick is live at the scene with what we're uncovering. it all happened at this senior living complex behind me near fiftieth and bradley. family members tell me the young man killed last night was expecting his own son in just a short time. 21 was visiting his mother who lives in this senior citizen apartment complex. the mother tells me her son was gathering with some of his friends and that's when a 61 year old who lives in an apartment nearby shot her son in the abdomen. however, tragedy

. >> lynn hampton president of black shield, an organization that represents african-american officers in cleveland feels like the union should stay out of the endorsement business with it too controversial. >> a person has to dig deep in themselves and make an intelligent choice on who would be best to lead our country. who has the techierment to mend those relationships especially i am concerned with the african-american community >> reporter: if they are going to make an endorsement hampton would like to see the union back clinton and feels endorsement of trump is a step backward. >> trying to rebuild trust with the police relationships. efforts. >> loomis would like to see the endorsement go to trump and influence voters on the fence. >> making martyrs out of suspects involved in police-involved shootings and making criminals out of the police officers involved is absolutely wrong, you know. i think we really do as police officers we really do need to make a statement >> reporter: getting answers in downtown cleveland jen picciano, cleveland 19. >>> up next, details on a free shred

new orleans is number one and hampton roads is number two. if you have storm surges we are the second most vulnerable area in the entire country and we understand that and we prepare for this and this is why we go through all of the exercises we go through. we are prepared and we are ready. >> they warn a dangerous storm surge of three to five feet is possible over the next 24 hours for the hampton roads area as hermine moves into virginia. it is about 115 miles west of cape hatterus with sustained winds at 60 miles an hour. now back to the show with the best live tweet fans, "red eye." for all of your news headlines log on to foxnews.com. >>> burning man is turning 30 man. but it is having growing pains. the festival in the desert began on sunday. the event is described as an experiment in community and art. but festival regular trek thunder kelly. does he sound like a regular? it sounds this way. imagine you have taken the red pill in the matrix and walked into the alice in wonder land. you can have waffles with a crew that look like elvis

hampton says it's simply what you do in a small community. look out for each other and say thank you no matter who is pitching in. denise rosch, news 3 getaway available soon from mccarran airport. here is a live look at the airport now, where the direct flights from las vegas to beijing start next year. ticket prices are roughly $500 round-trip. flights will operate mondays, wednesdays and friday starting december 2nd, just in time for the opening of the lucky dragon casino. >>> also new to mccarran a work of art on the floors of a giant poker chip. reflecting the past and present skylines of the strip. the art was part of a $30 million renovation the mccarran's main terminal. if you have been through the main terminal, you know there's no missing it and now you know what the project is about. >> it's stunning. they worked on this around clock. it was so fun to see it's a beautiful part of our airport. >> and there it is. >>> all right. onto weather, if you are gonna fly into las vegas and you are going, this is still summer? it's sweet. i t

bathers were kept to knee deep at hampton beach on monday. hermine's impact whipping up 6 to 8-foot waves, heavy wind and currents and life threatening riptides. forcing lifeguards to make a decision that happens only once every three or four years here. >> commencing tomorrow, tuesday, bathing at hampton beach will be totally reporter: donahue says he would have made the same call even if they still had a full staff after today. >> it a very unhealthy situation for any bather, even if they're fairly strong. they're putting themselves in harm's way. reporter: boats staying in harbors, seas over 4 feet not a comfortable ride, waves off shore measuring up to 9. cool temperatures perhaps keeping crowds down any way. those coming down to check out eyeful. >> we were down here two nights ago and it was like nothing, so i said in a couple days it's going to be a surfer's dream and obviously that's the case. reporter: surfers hitting every beach up and down the coast. for them this is when it gets fun. >> you surf in new england, you wait for the st

she joins us live and hampton where the scene unfolded and the driver received help. milwaukee county sheriff's deputies closed northbound 43 at keefe and diverted traffic for an hour sunday evening to figure out where the shooting happened. we are told around five oclock yesterday the infant was in a car was going northbound on 43 when shots were fired. after the shooting, the driver got off here at hampton avenue and pulled int witnesses say help arrived fast. the cops were right behind them. it was like a blink of an eye, everybody was here medics treated the girl here before taking her to the hospital. they say her injuries are not life- threatening. the sheriff's office hasn't said what led up to the shooting, or if there are any a fox6 exclusive. running from the law. a milwaukee area motorist says she captured a suspects daring escape from police custody. the video appears to show a milwaukee police van stopped at a red light - the suspect just opens the backdoor and bolts! fox6s bret lemoine talks to the woman who captured the video about how it all unfolded.

in hampton. what the suspect is accused of doing that put several schools in lockdown. >> christa: and boston police on the hunt for a sexual assault suspect in jamaica plain. that neighborhood is on alert today. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. 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 choice. this trip could really help us grow. when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com and get a free night when you stay with us two times. >>

a third shooting happened near 86th and hampton. police say a 21-year-old man was shot after two people tried to rob him. the man is also expected to survive. investigating a crash near 55th and villard involving a stolen vehicle... it happened just before 2-30. officials say three vehicles were involved -- when the stolen vehicle crashed into a van, causing the van to roll and hit another vehicle. the driver of the stolen car ran from the scene -- and police are now searching for that person. five people were hurt -- one in the van and four in the third vehicle. their injuries are believed to be non- life-threatening. one of the two nuns murdered in mississippi last month was laid held grew up in slinger and was a part of the school sisters of st. francis here in milwaukee. as julie collins shows us today's focus was the life sister margaret held and the legacy she'll leave behind. the life of sister margaret held - a friend to all -- taken tragically last month - is remembered today. 'margarets life is a witness to all of us; she

the car was last seen exiting at hampton-- heading east. anyone with any information should call the sheriff's office. the preliminary hearing for the man accused of stealing a car at gun point-- then leading police on a high speed chase is delayed until next week. that's because a witness didn't showed up to court yesterday. police say he stole a lexus at gunpoint august 8th... and was seen driving it august 30th. according to court documents... a milwaukee police officer chased the stolen lexus from milwaukee to wauwatosa... reaching speeds as high as 90 miles an hour. at one point the defendant allegedly blew through a stop light and hit another vehicle. the judge granted a short adjournment when the witness didn't show. we did subpoena a witness back on the 8th, that witness, because of scheduling i guess never saw the subpoena and i guess is not available to be called in. the prelimn rescheduled for next week. also in court-- a fond du lac county judge recuses himself from the dennis brantner case. back in june-- brantner's trial for t

visitors will not be allowed to swim at hampton beach. donald trump and hillary clinton are in key states. erin: donuts for dad. how one mom went above david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. josh: good morning. welcome back. here's a live look at meredith. it is in the 50's in many parts of the granite state. there were a few showers in southern new hampshire. through the day today. there will be a few rain chances. we'll show you where in your forecast coming up. erin: a single mom in texas wanted to make sure her son didn't miss out on a school event. it is going viral this morning. sean: yvette vasquez's son was going to miss out on do

the vehicle was last seen exiting the ramp from northboun to the hampton ave. exit. exit.anyone with information is encouraged to call the milwaukee county sheriff's office at 414-278-4788 to report the last known location of that vehicle and license plate. 3 a viral photo of an elderly man on the job has helped push 3 you may recognize ?this? photograph of an 89-year-old man struggling to push his popsicle cart. it's been making the rounds on social media lately. fidencio sanchez has been selling treats in chicago for 20 years. every day he pu to make ends meet. he sees a lot of the same people every day...and they decided mr. sanchez deserved a day off. so a go fund me page was started... "on the optimistic side, i was thinking he might get $2,000. i mean, like, 'well, maybe we get him a week off,' and we got him retired. it's pretty aw" awesome." the page helped raise 200-thousand dollars for mr. sanchez in just two days. now let's get another look at that forecast... tonight: isolated shower. lows around 600. wind: n 5-10 mph.wednesday: clouds and sun with an iso

no details about the license plate are available right now the car was from northbound i 43 to the hampton avenue exit. exit.thes shooting happened sunday just before 4:45 on i-43...just before the hampton ave exit.the family says they were coming home from the zoo when the bullet when into their car.. and into two- month-old ava's carseat. the baby-- ava-- is back home recovering..we talked to her mother last night, who told us they are all doing well.if you have any information about the car-- contact the sheriff's office.in the newsroom kristen barbaresi, cbs 58 news. also breaking tonight an arrest, in connection with the fatal shooting of christina schuster in oconomowoc. she's the 34-year woman who was found dead on labor day in her apartment....the victim of a single gunshot to the head. today we're told that a man was arrested this past friday in milwaukee on outstanding warrants.....he's now being transferred to the waukesha county jail, where he will await charges for chrstina schuster's murder. 3 new tonight, critical evidence presented during a full day of testimony at the tria