it happened near oakton avenue and clark street. we're expecting police to release more once again take up the issue of the fence at sherman park. right now...there is a restraining order against the sheriff...and the judge ordered the fence be taken down. deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee county courthouse with more. 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 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 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 sheri

the train hit and killed a person near "oakton and clark." the identity of the person... has not been released yet. now to a developing story... the city has suspended the license of a popular restaurant near marquette university. now "sobleman's" has been forced to shut its doors...at least for now. now.city leaders say... the hearing?... after a customer's gun ?accidentally went off at the entrance?--- injuring four students back in june. june.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live live from the restaurant... with the new development. kyle? the restaurant would typically be closed at this time of day, but it will likely remain closed for the next couple of weeks. alderman robert bauman says the decision came after owner dave solm for a july hearing.that hearing was called after a customer's gun accidentally went off inside the restaurant in june-four marquette students received very minor injuries.sobelman says he didn't know he had to be at the hearing-- and feels like ald. bauman wouldn't work with him because they two have had disputes over other city issues.sobelman

it happened near oakton avenue and clark street. police not releasing many details at this point. we'll bring you any updates as they a developing story out of oconomowoc -- police investigating a homicide. officials say the brother of a 34- year-old woman returned home to find his sister dead after ten on monday night. at last check--- no one is in custody. police believe whoever is responsible for the woman's death, knew her. they do not believe there is a threat to the public. police say they are now trying to retrace the last 48 hours of the victim's life. the waukesha county sheriff's office is assisting with the investigation. a milwaukee county judge will sherman park. right now...there is a restraining order against the sheriff...and the judge ordered the fence be taken down. deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee county courthouse with more. 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 fence...while f

it happened late last night near capitol and oakton avenue. the medical examiner tells 12 news an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. they would not release any more information about the victim. coincidentally, this is rail the ceo of operation lifesaver, a national non-profit, is touring the state, educating people about the 4500 rail crossings in wisconsin. she says trespassing on railroad tracks is on the rise, up 7%. last year, three people died in wisconsin and eight others were hurt while trespassing on the tracks. >> so much focus on texting and paying attention to the phone, they don't pay attention to wha coming in either direction. patrick: she says people don't realize how quiet trains are today. most of the sound is at the back of the train, so by the time people hear them, its often too late. toya: an appleton teenager with a rare, incurable disease makes the decision to end her life. tonight, disability rights organizations are asking child protection officials to step in. we first told you about 14-year-old jerika bolen in july

the train hit and killed a person near "oakton and clark."the identity of the person... has not been released yet. now to a developing story... sobelman's.. on marquette's campus.. is now closed. and it coulstay that way for re than two weeks ...because the city has suspended the because owner dave sobelman didn't show up for a july hearing.that hearing was called because a customer's gun accidentally went off inside the restaurant in june. four marquette students were hurt with very minor injuries. sobelman says he didn't know he had to be at the hearing... and feels alderman bauman wouldn't work with him because the two have had disputes over ?other? city issues. 01;49;47 (pointing off cam to employees) she likes to pay her rent, she likes to pay her rent, got two kids to feed, bauman should come and tell them he's got beef with me so he's gonna put them out of work for two weeks. alderman bauman declined an interview... but a representative for his office says this is a direct result of failing to show up for the hearing. 3 looking ahead--- we should find out today...

in pewaukee.it happened around 11:30 last night.a train hit a woman who was on the tracks near "oakton and clark."we now know... the train's engineer ?sounded the horn?... and ?applied the emergency break?--- but couldn't stop before hitting the person.the engineer and conductor have been taken ?off duty?-- that's canadian pacific's policy in situations like this.the name of the victim has not been released yet. 3 police in oconomowoc are investigating a homicide at the "river place apartments." authorities say... a monday night.no word yet on the ?cause? of death. authorities expect to release more information today. back-to-school shopping next year... may be ?less expensive? in wisconsin. wisconsin.just about 45 minutes ago... governor scott walker announced the creation of a back-to-school ?sales tax holiday? in the state. the proposal still needs approval from the legislature.but if approved--- you could save money on school supplies, clothing and computers. the ?our area? to make the announcement.that's this afternoon at kohl's in meonomonee falls. happening now--- the skywalk de

it happened near oakton avenue and clark street. we're expecting police to release more information later this morning. a murder investigation out of oconomowoc. police say the brother of a 34- year-old woman returned home to find his sister dead monday night. at last check--- no one is in custody. police believe the victim knew her attacker. they don't believe the public is in danger. police say they are now trying to retrace the last 48 hours of the victim's life. it is extremely rare and and is usually someone who knows somebody and there is a reason for it and we always get to the bottom of it. so we will. the waukesha county sheriff's office is helping with the investigation. the fence surrounding sherman park continues in court today. angelica joins us from the newsroom with more. 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 she

delays a death investigation is underway this morning in pewaukee a it happened around midnight near oakton avenue and clark street. police not releasing many details at this point. we'll bring you any updates as they become available. a milwaukee county judge will once again take up the issue of the fence at sherman park. right now...there is a restraining order against the sheriff...and the judge ordered the fence be taken down. deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee county courthouse 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 up following the unrest in sherman 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 d

it happened around midnight near oakton avenue and clark street. we're expecting police to release more information later this morning. once again take up the issue of the fence at sherman park. right now...there is a restraining order against the sheriff...and the judge ordered the fence be taken down. deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee county courthouse with more. 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 sher

it happened around 11:30 last night on the tracks near oakton and clark in pewaukee. the train's engineer sounded the horn and applied the emergency break --- but couldn't stop to avoid the woman.the engineer and conductor have been taken off pacific. investigators have not determined how the woman got onto the tracks. m-c-t-s is in a seven-million dollar defecit..and are blaming part of that on free ri. rides.the milwaukee transportation committee met today to discuss a new plan to save money.one idea is to eliminate the "go pass".the pass offers free rides to elderly and disabled citizens. officials also say ridership in general has been steadily declining for several years. "but a quote that stuck out from a grand avenue quote 'and if it wasn't for go pass, i would be stuck at home.'" 3 no decision was made this morning.county comprotoller scott manske did suggest offering a discounted fare instead of free.the 20-17 county budget will determine if go pass stays or goes "roughly 3,000 children lost their parents on 9/11 and the years since have been filled with both

it happened around midnight near oakton avenue and clark street. police are not releasing many details at this point. we'll bring you any updates-- as they become available. in oconomowoc -- police are investigating a homicide. officials say the brother of a 34- year-old woman returned home on monday night. at last check--- no one is in custody. police believe whoever is responsible for the woman's death, knew her. they do not believe there is a threat to the public. police say they are now trying to retrace the last 48 hours of the victim's life. the waukesha county sheriff's office is assisting with the investigation. a hearing is set for today ...on the fence that surrounded sherman park...in the weeks following the unrest. sunday, a judge ruled the fenc dispute between the sheriff and the county executive. fox 6's deandra corinthios has the latest. 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

of the 250 of the 250 million gallons of slightly radioactive water that drained after the sinkhole oakton -- open . >>> morning weather. >> it is the final day of summer with fall getting under the way later. we're starting off not too bad this morning over downtown tampa. we are looking at mostly sunny skies this morning. 79 degrees for your current temperature. 77 clearwater, more -- warmer in saint pete . also, fog, in brandon visibility has dropped that number has been slowly coming down. there will be patchy fog issues this morning. temperatures will climb getting into the upper 80s near 90s later on this afternoon. in terms of the rainfall we will not see much for the first half of the day but afternoon will see some of these isolated showers and thunderstorms will develop. the models don't pain out enough but i do think we will see more than what the models are panning out. temperatures will stay warm with now to the tropics, julia, carl and another invest, we will cover it all coming up. >>> breaking news this morning, new york city on edge as dozens are hurt after an explosion to

pewaukee.it happened around 11:30 tuesday night on the tracks near oakton and clark. the train's engineer sounded the horn and applied the emergency break --- but couldn't stop in time.the engineer and conductor have canadian pacific. no word yet.. on why the woman was on the tracks. an angry dave sobelman is still hoping his restaurant near the marquette campus can re-open soon. soon.the popular burger joint on 16th and wells had its license suspended on tuesday. that's because sobelman didn't show up for a hearing about an accidental shooting back in june at the entrance of his restaurant. sobelman tells us he applied for a temporary food license.. so he could re-open the restaurant.. but not sell alcohol.sobelman says alderman bob bauman would have to approve his "here he is reigning over his kingdom, the little mayor, while we all suffer here. now i know i screwed up, but he's supposed to be here for his district, he's supposed to represent this district, he's supposed to do what's right for the district and he is not." not." 3 sobelman says he and bauman have had

it happened around midnight near oakton avenue and clark street. police are not releasing many details at this point in their investigation. we'll bring you any updates-- as soon as they become available. highway 100 is back open after it happened around noon today between beloit road and oklahoma avenue. lanes in both directions were closed for several hours. all lanes reopened around one. ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories coming up on fox six news at five. the kids are back to school. and it probably cost you a pretty penny to get them ready. but next year could be different. at five, how some wisconsin lawmakers are trying to get you back to school savings. zika gets shut down for the third time. coming up, the reason one party unanimously voted against it. we'll have all that and more for you in about 20 minutes when mary stoker smith joins me on fox six news at five. brad thanks ted. president obama continues his visit to laos. he's pushing an economic message at the annual summit of east asian heads of state. this is

heads up if you live around tyson, bethesda, vienna and oakton, that storm is moving your way. much more on hermine and what it means for your weekend coming up in just a second. >>> developing now in prince george's county, three employees with the embattled head start program have been fired and three others have been recommended to be fire. they were under investigation for months. it revealed allegations of abuse against students. a student was forced to mop up his own urine and the investigation led to the county losing more than $6 million in federal funding. >>> 200 years ago, georgetown university sold slaves to pay off school debts. today, the president of the university apologized. his address began with an emotional moment as the crowd acknowledged that the descendents of the slaves. >> some have joined us here in person. some have joined online. it's with the gratitude and hume mi hume milt that i recognize your presence. >> georgetown will give those students preferred admission as they recognize those slaves. >> to be able to walk this ground, which was once walke

the train hit and killed a person near "oakton and clark."the identity of the person... has not been released yet. now to a developing story... the city has suspended the license of a popular restaurant near marquette university. now "sobleman's" has been forced to shut its doors...at least for now. now.city leaders say... the the owner of sobelman's ?failed to show up for a hearing?... after a customer's gun ?accidentally went off at the entrance?--- injuring four students back in june. . joins us live live from the restauant... with the new development. kyle? the restaurant would typically be closed at this time of day, but it will likely remain closed for the next couple of weeks. alderman robert bauman says the decision came after owner dave sobelman, didn't show up for a july hearing.that hearing was called after a customer's gun accidentally went off inside the restaurant in june-four marquette injuries.sobelman says he didn't know he had to be at the hearing-- and feels like ald. bauman wouldn't work with him because they two have had disputes over other city issu

the train hit and killed a person near "oakton and clark." the identity of the person... has not been released yet. ahead on "cbs this morning"--- a majority of americans say... they are ?not? happy about the choice between donald trump and hillary clinton.hear from libertarian presidential nominee "gary johnson"... and his running mate "bill weld." now to a traffic update--- there are ?four? accidents on the freeway system.andy brovelli has the details. roads are in good shape this morning. weather should not have an impact on your morning commute. once again, your travel time along westbound i 94 will be a slow one due to the zipper merge. as each day goes by, drivers get more used to the delays. plan on using alternates. i will have those as well as a look at your drive times coming up. 3 forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday

cleared soon.ar s we'll let you know when thatnot does clear.es c even though 66 looking good through oakton prior to that tha point in centreville 66 eastbound is basically parked pd from wellington to welton centreville. 270 south coming from maryland f you jam by the trurock scalesca and then again as you makein ase your way down to the spur. 95 northbound jam dale city. that's a closer look at that southern maryland delay that i ms telling you about. and just about a four minuteoute delay across oxon hill andl a then you definitely deal witheaw a lot of heavy traffic inner inr loop past braddock road. roa that's your traffic.ffic. back to you guys. >> thanks erin.back >>> want to take a look atnto t this. this is crazy video righteo r here. a car, a truck actually suv if i you want to be technical buticat the video speaks for itself. i slams into a convenience a convn store. the clerk unfortunately waserk r injured. this happened intuna connecticut surveillance cameras captureamep the entire frightening moment. fortunate the clerk did notat have any broken bonese .thones look at this aga