mckinley wanted to come and give a speech. yearsgain, we are now 36 from the time that abraham lincoln was assassinated, and we are still doing things the same way. in the white house allowed william mckinley to become a sitting duck. they arranged for him to participate in an open receiving line, where any interested party could join the line, greet the president, shake his hand, and that's exactly what his assassin did. this gentleman was an anarchist. he believed the best thing for mankind was for people to rise up and kill as many presidents, prime ministers, and kings as possible. this man was immaculately dressed. he certainly seemed to fit right in. interestingly, people noticed that his hand was covered by a towel.ea what they assumed is he was hiding some kind of injury or wound. when he got very close to mckinley, he with the ipped awayowel -- wh the towel, and hidden in his pistol. a small caliber he proceeds to shoot mckinley several times, point blank in the stomach. even today, that is a very serious injury. i'm

these homes around mckinley aren't in the flood zone - but the substation that powers them is. now as for power to the homes and businesses in the evacuation zone: alliant energy is not planning to cut power there unless they flood. so people are clear- alliant energy is not pre-emptively cutting power in the flood zone... only if it actually mckinley middle school will experience power outages for about an hour and a half. linn county and cedar rapids now have four sandbagging locations. there's one at the old kmart near 16th avenue and williams boulevard southwest... another at hawkeye downs. and the city has re-opened a sandbagging location at the ellis park pavilion. linn county is also sandbagging at the county's secondary roads building. no hectic at these sites, but the city is urging people to not take empty sandbags. either fill them or have them filled first. the sandbagging sites are there for people who'll need them for their homes and businesses in the flood zone. we just got word that waterloo will be closing its sandbagging site at the department of transportatio

mckinley was diagnosed with alopecia when she was three. aan autoimmune condition -- an autoimmune which essentially just makes her hair fall out but mckinley takes it in stride, on the field and off. the honor student is involved in several school organizations and volunteers countless hours in the community. what you do and how much like i can make a difference. and, you know, helping, whether it's elderly people or helping special olympians. it's just great seeing the impact that i have on their lives. >> way to go, mckinley! tomorrow night it's week two of the friday night football report. there are 18 games around the state. bishop brady has moved their game to friday night. 18 games! we're gonna have some >> thank you very much and still to come on news 9 tonight... >> running to help others. the new hampshire police department stepping up for the family of a massachusetts officer, killed in the line of launched a new explorer. the spacecraft is now on a seven-year journey, chasing after an unexplored asteroid. it will gather gravel a

mckinley middle school is going online to raise funds for the renewed program. and republican donald trump releases a health record during a taping of the daytime show, doctor oz. first here's a look at the most viewed stories today on 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9 middle school in cedar rapids is busy practicing for an upcoming performance. the school has brought back the marching band program after not having one for nearly 20 years. but before students perform later this fall and winter coats. so kcrg t-v nine's jordee kalk reports the band director kick-started a fundraiser. nat--- eighth grader justin mason practices the drums... nat---- every chance he gets. nat----- sometimes 25 hours a week. 11:15, "i get blisters on my hands all the time, i just started to recover from a couple, it gets pretty bad but major part of his life. 6:59, "i've been drumming since i was 2 but i got serious and got my first real drum set at 9 that he wants to expand. 9:47, drumming is definitely my career choice he'll get even more practice this year, with marching band. 21:17,

mckinley croteau, this week's oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil more than $20 billion in tax breaks. interests are spending millions supporting her campaign... like the koch brothers. kelly ayotte: paid for by big oil; voting for big oil. not working for us. dscc is responsible for >>> tonight, breaking news. the fallout. donald trump under fire after saying american generals have been reduced to rubble. and trump talking about what's supposed to be his top secret security briefings. hillary clinton taking heat, saying no more ground troops in iraq and syria. but tonight, she is now believes was an unfair forum. >>> the deadly school shooting. a 14-year-old opening fire. the race to get students out, just days into the new school year. >>> the warning tonight. the battery in a new smartphone igniting. the entire suv up in flames. >>> the stunning escape. this murder suspect breaking free from inside this interrogation room. and you'l

this is newschopper 12 live at 6th and mckinley in milwaukee. happening now, a march is being held after two motorcyclists were killed. the men were riding motorcycles together early last month when a suspected drunk driver turned in for justice. that's because the suspect is free. wisn 12 news nick bohr is live at 6th and mckinley, the site of the crash. >> the families asked relatives and friends to join them here for a march, where the crash happened nearly a month ago, to call attention to the fact that the suspected drunk driver hasn't been charged yet. they may go to city hall. two wrecked motorcycles at 6th and mckinley early august 6 after a suspected drunk driver in that pick-up pulled in front of them. >> he loved to ride his motorcycle. he loved being a father. >> doris ingram's 25-year-old son deangelo maxwell was with his friend 36-year-old jimmy morris, both were killed. the truck driver was arrested after police found two open

here traffic coming on to 90 at mckinley. east of that, everything is clear simply because the road is closed. let's take a look at some travel times. going around deadman's curve, 11 miles per hour through here trying to get south. but it is going to be a difficult go. 490, seven miles an hour. when you get here, this road is closed. this, of course, is 90. so you have to take 77 south. or 71 south rather. 77 south 5 miles per hour. folks who have had the heads up and know that you have to take the shoreway are going at a very westbound difficult to travel, it is going to be a very slow go. now, not only are we going in single figure miles per hour here, but i want to close in also on the one last place -- oh, my goodness. 77 outbound. and 71 northbound at 480. 0 miles per hour. why? it is closed. this is a completely unrelated accident just come in. and so now what you're going to have to do is go either east or west on 480. 71, rather, simply buzz the road is closed due it an accident. i'll keep you apprised. it's going to

walk to the courthouse from 6th and mckinley tonight starting at 6. walk to the courthouse from 6th and mckinley tonight starting at 6. now the latest on the slenderman motions and requests -- that could impact the jury. angelica is here to explain. lawyers for the girls charged say their clients won't get a fair trial in lawyers for the girls charged say their clients won't get a fair trial in waukesha county. prosecutors say morgan geyser and anissa weier tried to kill a classmate to please the fictional character slenderman. geyser's attorneys filed a motion for a change of venue because there has been so much interest in the case. they used google trends to determine there's not as much interest in the green bay / appleton area or in madison. weier's that jurors from another county be brought to waukesha for the trial. both girls are pleading guilty due to a mental disease or defect. we've been following the "slenderman" case for months. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "slenderman" to read how this case has unfolded in co

mckinley: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 3 printed in part b of house report 114-744 offered by mr. mckinley of west virginia. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 863, the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley, and the member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mckinley: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, chairman. look, i rise in support of this amendment. it's a really simple amendment, and it will prevent employees any ther officers of executive agency from using their private email accounts from discussing pending regulatory actions. in so doing we'll ensure there is a clear record of communication throughout the rulemaking process while making certain no favoritism is received privately to a particular organization or outside groups when drafting a rule. private communications -- that's the key word -- private communications betw

today. 25-year-old deangelo maxwell and 36-year-old james morris were struck and killed at 6th and mckinley last month. the driver of the truck who hit them was initially arrested...but has been released from custody. the victims' families are frustrated the driver has not been charged..and plan to walk to the courthouse from 6th and mckinley tonight starting at 6. leaps this weekend in green bay. don't worry not the packers. the penalty badgers players could face - coming up. also this morning - the c-d-c claims funding is running out for fighting the zika virus in the u-s. when lawmakers plan to vote on a new funding plan - just ahead. and after the break -- sending a message. why a teenager's car theft case has been moved to ?? there's a cool, new spin on one of wisconsin's favorite lotto games. it's supercash! five'll get ya six. throughout september purchase a $5 or greater supercash! ticket and receive a "bonus play ticket" with two additional plays for the next drawing. only during september! partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. expect 60s by recess and around 70 on the r

clowns and scaring children.now police are involved.here's the message that went out to parents at mckinley middle school. 3 katy poznanski/mckinley middle school: "it as been reported to me that one of our students was approached and was frightened by a clown.. please know we take these situations very seriously." seriously." police got a call friday afternoon from someone worried 11th and pearl.cbs 58 found and spoke to those clowns. they say it's all in good fun... and they have no intention of scaring anyone. :15- 24 it started off in the community just walking around here. ask the kids. they come up to the window. hey come on outside!"butt to50-55 "they were spoken to, they were advised, so hopefully they got that message and they're not going to do it again" again" 3 police say there's nothing ?illegal? about dressing up as clowns. however if they're causing trouble... they could be cited with disorderly conduct."chuckles" tells us.. he's been invited to make an appearance at every racine raiders home football game. he plans to continue making appearances around the city. 3 meantime t

at mckinley avenue as you mentioned. all the lanes back open. the accident leaving trooper another vehicle. this is what we do know. the accident occurred at about 1:00 today. we know from a statement that velez was outside of his car and he was working outside the car when he was hit. we do not know where he was or how close he was to the highway. he was struck by another driver. those cars towed away and taken to metro hospital where he passed away. while we were out there we did see police put one handcuffs and escort him to a state trooper car. we don't have anymore details of arrests but standing by to see more details how this accident unfolded. i will not send it to harry boomer working at metro hospital where trooper velez was taken. what's the scene there. >> reporter: thank you. several troopers, cars, s.u.v.'s. we have seen some troopers come

. >> when mckinley is assassinated in never having ben to the west coast is an opportunity to shore up but beyond all of that to make the very special request to go to yosemite with no politics just in dow was white think roosevelt to forge the of friendship and has spent around a while so roosevelt used to bond on this remarkable camping trip >> >> he has seen the commercialization there are these threats even when you had real federal protection and who would be in europe at the time because that was a chance to address those concerns. . . and so as a result of that, a lot of the memories come from those guys who would applaud the course. this is bat country camping and they prepared the food and all that and they paid close attention and were able to observe in the background the famous silhouettes over campfire in the discussions to get a sense of a powerful sense of what was happening. they were interesting because as they recounted later, they thought the initial meeting is being this kind of struggle of two egos. too powerful and accomplished men that have defined a common groun

they got a lot of them. 51-24 and mckinley rolls. moving on and twins and tigers hosting the green men of aurora. tucker is back to pass. look what i found intercepted. brett henderson pulls it down. the green men would cash the points. this is jonathon blue. 30-yard touchdown. 38-15. orange taking on cvc and the biggest play of the game. the kick return and they made the mistake of kicking it to tucker. that is a 92-yard house call to start the game. orange would get the last laugh. theyol 25-24. your indians are in action in minnesota and call your friends and gather round. ?? wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink 11:00. it is like they do every sunday. cleveland 19, not cle43. sundays at 11:00. indians are starting a seven-game road trip in minnesota. did not start well for danny salazar. it lasted four innings tonight and he left with forearm tightness. not good. pick up in the fourth. buxton cranked a two-run h

wisn 12 news nick bohr is live at 6th and mckinley, the site of the crash. >> the families asked relatives and friends to join them here for a march, where the crash happened nearly a month ago, to call attention to the fact that the suspected drunk driver hasn't been charged yet. they may go to city hall. two wrecked motorcycles at 6th and mckinley early august 6 after a suspected drunk driver in that pick-up pulled in front of them. >> he loved to ride his motorcycle. he loved being a father. >> doris ingram's 25-year-old son deangelo maxwell was with his friend 36-year-old jimmy morris, both were killed. the truck driver was arrested after police found two open >> i would like to see him get some time. i would like to see him go through what we're going through. we are hurting. we are hurting dearly. >> but the driver was released from jail just two days later something the moms are having a , hard time with. >> i am hurt. i am crushed. i don't know where to go or who to talk to. >> to keep attention on the case even amidst the deadliest month , for homicides in milwaukee in 25 years. s

mckinley exit. and part of the accident spread. talk to friendhe and was on the baseball team growing up. it's just like old times. >> i was shocked that somebody used to -- somebody you know until that. it's pretty sad. investigation until take some time, as you can understand. witnesses say they set them in getting a field sobriety test o the side ofet the route of the accident scene. >> in handcuffsfs. police will not confirm any arrests in this accident as th investigation continues. condolences. everywhere, including the mayor of cleveland and that governor of the state of ohio, john all long for spin, that their lives in the line every day. >> that stacy fry reported liveo >> a woman caught in camera after overdosing that the grandson the car will spend six months in jail. this picturesi from east of the. went viral last week. and the case pleaded no contest to child endangering yesterday. the judge sentenced her to days in while her boyfriend who was behind car proceeded year i prison. the also pleaded no contest. christie t

parks department and the administrations recommendation to charge for parking along lic and at lots at mckinley marina, veterans park, north point, bradford beach and lake park. again a public hearing is set for this morning at 9 a-m dw fox6 news later today ---- the trial continues for the man accused opening statements were yesterday. prosecutors say the fire was intentionally set by michael morgan in milwaukee last october. morgan's trial had been suspended since last week-- after a witness for the prosecution never showed up. the witness was eventually found -- and he's being held in the milwaukee county jail on unrelated charges. morgan is facing numerous charges including two counts of reckless homicide. also happening in court today... a motions hearing will be held for the man accused of killing berit beck. jurors failed to reach a verdict against 62- brantner earlier this year. now prosecutors say they'll try again. brantner is accused of killing beck back in 19-90. he's already in prison-- serving a 6- year drug-related sentence. happening now --- milwaukee police are asking for your

department's pay-to-park plan would collect fees from cars that park at several popular spots including mckinley park. bradford beach the estimate right now is if the fee is $1 an hour -- it would generate an estimated county's big budget shortfall. board members will discuss this idea again this morning. some have been vocal saying they are opposed to the price. and believe independence day celebrations and family picnics at the lakefront should be free..some other ideas to generate money have been tossed around. the county board of supervisors plans to hold public meetings in september to discuss these proposals but no official dates have been set. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--what you need to know if you plan to visit the mitchell park domes this week. then -- joining forces.the three local fire departments teaming up to train and fight fires and taking a live look russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator: as senator, johnson's been working to turn

this happened before 1 pm yesterday near the mckinley avenue exit by lakewood. the highway patrol says a car hit him as he was standing next to his cruiser. we don't know how the car and up hitting -- did see police questioning and patting down one man in handcuffs and giving them a field sobriety test. no word if this man or anyone else has been charged. we're looking at the flag at half staff. also we want to remind people at 6:30 we will talk about the law was put in place over 10 years ago to prevent tragedies like this one. three murders in ashland and richland county's will make his first court appearance. shawn grate has been charged with two counts of murder and was previous he charged with abduction after a woman he kidnapped called 911 from a home in ashland and that's where police found two of the bodies in the third body was found in the woods and richland county. so far only one of the bodies has been identified. >>> cleveland schools got on its annual report card the news comes as it tries to convince voters to renew a school levy. the s came in al

this rate is mckinley exit. forty-eight -year-old kenneth was convicting traffic enforcement and was struck by car and thrown into the roadway. the free will remain closed for hours. troopers gathered at the medica center. his high school friend said thi man wants his jobt well done fo investigation continues a witness say this on and getting a field sobriety tests on the field and the highway celeriac. had an individual in the parkin lot last. reyes touch by it and everybody needs to grieve. we are better than a sponsor that just walked in. >> organizers say it's importan to demonstrate that ashland is strong community. field backk in maryland high cope with the depth of the clas night. the two of -- to put out messages will days. >> i could romanticize so is a ball before crying a lot of officers say 13 -year-old and pulled the -- and the officer shot him. the police chief of the picture of the trigger in salem expect very difficult to begins officers carry.. one day after three wins will youn see very progres

submitted by the parks department and the administrations along lincoln memorial drive, and at lots at mckinley marina, veterans park, north point, bradford beach and lake park. again a public hearing is set for this morning at 9 a-m dw fox6 news the man accused of setting a house fire that killed two children is back in court this morning. opening statements were yesterday. prosecutors say the fire was morgan in milwaukee last october. morgan's trial had been suspended since last week-- after a witness for the prosecution never showed up. the witness was eventually found -- and he's being held in the milwaukee county jail on unrelated charges. morgan is facing numerous charges including two counts of reckless homicide. and a motions hearing will be held today for the man accused of killing berit beck. jurors failed to reach a verdict against 62-year-old dennis brantner earlier this year. now prosecutors say they'll try again. brantner is accused of prison-- serving a 6- year drug-related sentence. happening right now - sex assault suspect is on the run! angelica is in studio with the latest on

clowns and scaring children.now police are involved.here's the message that went out to parents at mckinley middle school. 3 katy poznanski/mckinley middle school: "it as been reported to me that one of our students was approached and was frightened by a clown.. please know we take these situations very seriously." seriously." police got a call friday afternoon from someone worried clowns were scaring kids near 11th and pearl.cbs 58 spoke to those clow. all in good fun... and they have no intention of scaring anyone. :15- 24 it started off in the community just walking around here. ask the kids. they come up to the window. hey come on outside!"butt to50-55 "they were spoken to, they were advised, so hopefully they got that message and they're not going to do it again" again" 3 police say there's nothing ?illegal? about dressing up as clowns. however if they're causing trouble... they could be cited with disorderly conduct."chuckles" tells us.. he's been invited to make an appearance at every racine plans to continue making appearances around the city. 3 meantime this is just the most ?recen

it happened last friday near 35th and mckinley. one suspect went into the store with a gun and told customers to steal items -- leading to several people taking merchandise. those people then ran from the store. later -- the same suspect and a woman came back and stole more items. if you recognize any of these people - call and within department policies with the arrest of an 18-year-old woman outside a mall. police arrested ge-nele laird in june after they say she displayed a knife while confronting someone. video of the arrest sparked protests alleging excessive use of force and discrimination. an outside review says police acted properly. the wisconsin nun who was murdered in mississippi will be laid to rest tomorrow. a funeral mass for sister margaret tomorrow morning at st. joseph center in milwaukee... with archbishop listecki. the mass will be followed by burial at olivet cemetery. sister held grew up in slinger... and worked with the school sisters of saint francis in milwaukee. she and sister paula merrill were found stabb

middle school. 3 katy poznanski/mckinley reported to me that one of our students was approached and was frightened by a clown.. please know we take these situations very seriously." seriously." police got a call friday afternoon from someone worried clowns were scaring kids near 11th and pearl.cbs 58 found and spoke to those clowns. they say it's all in good fun... and they have no intention of scaring anyone. :15- 24 it started off in the community just walking around here. ask the kids. they come up to the window. hey come on advised, so hopefully they got that message and they're not going to do it again" again" 3 police say there's nothing ?illegal? about dressing up as clowns. however if they're causing trouble... they could be cited with disorderly conduct."chuckles" tells us.. he's been invited to make an appearance at every racine raiders home football game. he plans to continue making appearances around the city. 3 meantime this is just the most ?recent? clown sighting... happening across the country. in north and south carolina.. there were a n of clowns trying to lure kid

mckinley middle school is re-starting its marching band program. and the band director is asking for some help. the band hasn't existed for nearly 20 years. the district pitched in funds to pay for new and extra instruments. but students don't have marching uniforms for outside. so the band director started an online fundraiser to get students matching track jackets " 22:35, "i didn't want to exclude any kid cause they couldn't afford it and i didn't want there to be a stigma of some kids can have it some kids can't, so we made it free for everyone. " the band hopes to raise around 25-hundred dollars. they'll add matching baseball caps and track pants to complete the uniform. if you want to donate, we put a link with this story on kcrg dot com. just a day after linn county supervisors approved a higher minimum wage... a third iowa county wage. on january 1st, wapello county's minimum wage will rise to $8.20 an hour from the current state minimum of 7.25. it will rise to $9.15 in 2018... ..and $10.10 in 2019. towns have the option of opting out. on

>> day out of them at mckinley's ticket office today. they're going to get get some on monday but again, more monday but again, they are going fast. >>> still ahead, we are still talking football. >> but we're actually f hitting the field. stay tuned for by the fighting a touchdown would with peter zigler p.j. weber. >>fotwn and woollybear festivals coming up this weekend. the man behind it all has a planning to attend.al >>> honoring a hometown legend who rose to nba pain. find out what brought charles there it is.e >> it can't we cannot can back from ourur trip today right from the weather and welcome back we got a lot of rain.ri these two have been debating for the last couple of minutes because dave sometimes confusing amateur meteorologist. >> want to be. they these come through here and go left to right when we watch the radar but this one of kind of going rightf to left and you don't normally see that around here or am i crzy >> itself it is stationary. if you it is in kentucky but because of the floor around it, is acting like a

. >> reporter: if john mckinley drives her daughter to school, it will be at making it difficult for the school.>> reporter: her seventh grader, morgan, tends a new charter school that was supposed to be here. but the school is far from making the grade for students and teachers. last week, building inspectors put stop work signs and they had no building permit. >> it is a big mistake. especially when you are talking students and a school. there is no way to secure the -- to provide security and that >> it goes to show that they are five by the night school operation. >> he worries a last-minute change will mean parents will pull the kids from the charter school and mckinley dismisses critics saying the charter school provides the best opportunity. >> permits are minor. my child's mind is at risk. going to norwood, fine paper want to get this education going. >> reporter: the charter school he would not comment. according to the website, free transportation will be provided to the temporary location in norwood. the school wants the state -- once the school finished. >>> it is 515 >>>

mckinley exit. forty-eight -year-old state trooper to words and west are b a car while conducting traffic enforcementuc. the freeway remain closed through rush houre as troopers he loves to do his job in the first three children. they were all he talked but whe the two recent ran into each other. >> are talking but if it's been sportsts and just carried on li best friends forever. thatfr is a kidney approach. that's how he was. who is very outgoing enemies guided talk to you. i felt bad for his family and .idsed 's horrible. the accident remains and investigationsns given a field sobriety tests an put in handcuffs. the highway patrol's not confirmed any arrests. man facing murder and kidnappin charges after an infected woman and the bodies of two other people were found inside national home. prosecutors chargeon 40 -year-o chewing group of two counts of murder in ashland was yesterday. thoserd -- they also want them to the betting in richmond county. charges have been found yet. -- if it's on a park

epipen she needs she felt her basement running out present a house payment for a drug when william mckinley was president in 1900. >> reporter: mylan became active in lobbying politicians. there was a lobbying budget that ballooned to over $1 million. in 2013 the president signed the access to the epinephrine act. now they teach of the daniels college of business. >> if you look at it from a brand awareness, and a marketing standpoint, it was brilliant. >> reporter: because no one thought to ask about price. and mylan was on the move. they started large giveaways to doctors. 600,000 and 2013. one point 4,000,020 14. and 1.1 million last year. some doctors showed up on tvs talking about epipen. that the payments if they represent any potential conflict. doctors why in 2015 the cost to jump to $446 ? know when to. -- no one did. in 2015 this in a lobbyist to colorado -- to sign a new law. by then, mylan concern -- control 90% of the market and no one seemed to care. >> mylan took advantage of the >> reporter: the price has now climbed into the $600 range. two of the most angry members of the

last month. 25-year-old "deangelo maxwell" and 36-year-old "james morris" were killed near 6th and mckinley. the driver who struck them was initially arrested. according to the medical examiner there were open bottles of alcohol in his truck. but two days after the crash -- he was released from custody. last supporters marched about half a mile to the county safety building to demand the district attorney charge the suspect. they say they won't rest until they get the justice the victims deserve. "they do not deserve to not have justice with someone's careless mistake of going out and drinking." "freddie says: "i pray that the court system has justice for them, justice for us. justice will prevail. and i really hope that that really happens for us." milwaukee county district attorney's office this week. they say the case is still under review for additional evidence related to accident reconstruction. it's been almost three weeks since the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. but sherman park itself is still closing early as we head into a holiday weekend. neighbors say they are tired o

police say it happened last friday at the b-p gas station near 35th and mckinley. one man went into the store with a gun and told customers to steal items. those people then ran from the store. shortly after, came back and stole more merchandise. if you recognize any of these people you are asked to contact milwaukee police. a baby fox with a trap on its leg is causing a stir in cudahy. neighbors now jumping to action to help the animal. the fox and its family live in the area and many community members have grown attached to the foxes. the humane society says it is a rat trap- which can be very dangerous to not people, especially if not set up properly. some neighbors are working with the organization to humanely trap the animal now so they can remove the trap it, treat it, and send it back into the community. they're meant to kill a rat. the amount of pressure on there is heavy. very intense. so we're actually not sure of the extent of the damage to this of until were able to get him in for care the humane society says anyone who might see the fox should not feed

after 20 years, mckinley students hope to march in style. it's 5 o'clock on september 15th. here's a live look at the

journalist carol mckinley says the two were teenage sweethearts. >> paige did have big dreams out of high school. she went to florida to go to school, wanted to be a midwife. but ron beigler followed her out there. her grades start failing and she drops out. >> reporter: ron and paige move back to colorado. they have a huge wedding set on a peak over looking the denver skyline, but their youthful rush to the altar ends as quickly as it starts. >> early on paige made it very clear to ron she wanted children. she adored children. but ron wanted no part of that. it turned out to be a deal breaker. her friends say she got a divorce after just two years. >> reporter: in the wake of that divorce, she meets rob dixon, an emergency medical technician who friends say really didn't need to work because he came from a wealthy family. >> her in-laws, the dixons, were loaded. on early technology with cell phones. >> reporter: that family fortune lined their son rob's pockets for years. >> he loved spending his daddy's money. he had six sports cars. >> reporter: in a town full of pick up trucks, r

submitted by the parks department and the administrato parking along lincoln memorial drive, and at lots at mckinley marina, veterans park, north point, bradford beach and lake park. also today the first of nine county-wide public workshops to take place this evening as part of the department of parks, recreation and cultures 'parks with purpose' planning campaign. information gathered will system master and the 2050 park & open space plan. that forum will begin tonight at 6:30 at kosciuszko park community center, 2201 s. 7th st.; the trial for a man charged in connection with fire that killed two young children continues today. opening statements were made yesterday. pr intentionally set by michael morgan in milwaukee last october. he faces numerous charges including two counts of reckless homicide. testimony continues later this morning. and a court hearing will be held today regarding the future of a troubled smoke shop in milwaukee. police say they've been called to this tobacco shop at 27th and kilbourn more than 400 times in two and a half-years. in a lawsuit filed last september, the city wan

it happened last friday near 35th and mckinley. one suspect went into the store with a gun and told customers to steal items -- leading to several people taking merchandise. those people then ran from the store. later -- the same suspect and a woman if you recognize any of these people you are asked to contact milwaukee police. a water spout over lake michigan prompting a marine warning this morning... it was actually issued after fox6 forwarded this picture sent to us by a viewer. the warning stretched from ozaukee county down to kenosha county. it expired before noon -- but the national weather service has since issued another warning... high waves and strong currents are creating dangerous conditions along the lakeshore from sheboygan down to weather mostly clear and quiet tonight with temperatures falling through the 60s this evening. we'll drop into the low-to-mid 50s by morning. high pressure will dominate our weather straight into the holiday weekend. this means plenty of sun and comfortable temperatures. highs will reach th

their frustration. 25-year-old deangelo maxwell and 36-year-old james morris were killed near 6th and mckinley. the driver who struck them was initially arrested. according to the medical examiner there were open bottles of alcohol in his truck. but two days after the crash-- he was released from custody. tonight a crowd gathered to remember the men. then supporters marched about half a mile to the county safety building to demand the district attorney they won't rest until they get the justice the victims deserve. they do not deserve to not have justice with someone's careless mistake of going out and drinking." freddie says: "i pray that the court system has justice for them, justice for us. justice will prevail. and i really hope that that really happens for us." we did reach out to the milwaukee county district attorney's office this week. they say the case is still under review steph thanks brad it's been almost three weeks since the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. but sherman park itself is still closing early as we head into a holiday weekend. neighbors say they are tired of lo

department's pay-to-park plan would collect fees from cars that park at several popular spots including mckinley park and bradford beach. board members discussed the idea again this morning.the estimate right now is if the fee is one-dollar an if the fee is one-dollar an hour -- it would generate an estimated one-point-five million in 2017. also at that also at that same meeting--- neighbors expressing their concerns about pokemon go in lake park. people living in the neighborhood have complained people playing the popular the area a mess. last month, the parks director sent a letter to the makers of the game telling them they need to get permits for their 'pokestops'. to our "the intention of the letter was not to stop the game but to at least work corporately with niantic and the impact it has on lake park and to our neighbors many people would like to see the game moved. some suggested moving pokemon go to veterans park. more news nowa federal judge the court on its efforts to comply with a recent ruling on the voter i-d law.liberal group ?one wisconsin institute? asked the court to require t

the administrations recommendation to charge for parking along lincoln memorial drive, and at lots at mckinley marina, veterans park, north point, bradford beach and lake park. also today the first of nine county-wide public workshops to take place this evening as part of the department of parks, recreation with purpose' planning campaign. information gathered will support the two major park planning efforts underway- the 10-year parks system master and the 2050 park & open space plan. that forum will begin tonight at 6:30 at kosciuszko park community center, hands of the child's own father... now mom alexia dailey continues to fight in memory of infant daughter-- and others in domestic violence situations... ruben garcia is serving 2 life sentences for killing 5 month kairii .. and family friend-- paul kucharczyk. koo- har-check .. but he has a chance for release after 60 years... that's one of the reasons kairii's mom says she's working on 'kairii's law'--- something she hopes will change sentencing in dome forward... it just makes me feel really proud, and its not like i want to boast about

mckinley limping to the sideline. >> gary: mora was begging him to get off the field. he did not want him to lie down and force a time out and stop the clock. >> verne: third down, nine. >> verne: play clock at 10. >> verne: knight. heaves it deep. incomplete. >> gary: look at this. remember, molson is effective from 50 yards, basically, right? >> verne: we might find out. >> gary: yeah. this ucla team got the big break on the pass play. walker catches it. all of a sudden everything has changed. i believe it all changed with that short series by a&m. >> verne: 49 seconds total. three plays from offense, and a punt. ishmael adams. watch out. out of bounds at the ucla bench. 17-yard return of a 53-yard punt. 1:18 to go. rosen and his team out of time outs. >> gary: adams a real weapon on punt returner, so much so they moved him to offense. er for a potential attempt at a game winner. >> gary: let's remember this. the 48-yarder he missed was plent of leg. he just missed it. i think they don't even have to get to the 30. i think they could get a little farther out than tha

mckinley, roosevelt, taft, and wilson ? ? harding, coolidge, hoover ? ? franklin d. roosevelt, harry s. truman ? ? dwight d. eisenhower, john f. kennedy ? ? johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan ? ? bush, clinton, bush, obama ? it's a mouthful for sure. >> impressive, and you didn't just recite the names, but you also asked the audience to clap >> they did. it was kind of a way to get them involved, and the final question is kind of an intense point. so, i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. >> what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? >> well, i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. so, it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do, and it just made me stan of the cond out from tes what's it like to hear your name announced as the winner as miss teen usa? >> it's a very crazy moment, a very exciting and surreal moment for sure. i always dreamed of it, but i ne