milwaukee alderman bob donovan wants the law enforced... this comes after hundreds hit the streets last night in downtown milwaukee to protest the results of ?tuesday's election. fo on his efforts for future order. she joins us live downtown. i'm at red arrow park where around this time yesterday streets were starting to swell with an anti-trump rally. city leaders say their issue is not with the protesters message... but instead, how they went about spreading it. holding signs of disdain.. nats hundreds of people filled red arrow park then took their demonstration to the streets. everyone has a right to protest but its a protest without a permit that concerns alderman bob donovan. i think it's important police set the score right from the start if you dont have a permit people will be arrested if you go out into the street. that's message needs to be sent for a couple hours, hundreds of protesters took control streets downtown.. bogging down traffic while rallying against now president-elect donald trump. during rush hour, people trying to

alderman bob donovan is hosting a town hall meeting tonight. this is the second in a series of town hall meetings. it comes after the the south side. donovan says problems like prostituion and car break-ins have gotten out of hand.tonight's meeting starts at 6 o clock at doerfleur elementary. 3 another football sunday leaves packers fans shaking their heads.they played the redskins last night in washington... and lost for the fourth week in a row.but unlike the last two weeks, they did ?not? spot the redskins a big early lead. in fact, they trailed by just three points at halftime...so, progress right?aaron rodgers threw three touchdown passes but the packer collapsed in the second half, giving up 29-points., redskins won it going away, 42-24.... and that's your news on the go.. time check now 6:58.. here's meteorologist michael schlesinger with your first alert weather. 3 forecast...today...sunny. highs in the mid 30s. north winds up to 10 mph. tonight...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 20s. northeast winds up to 5 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy.

the second in a series of town hall meetings led by alderman bob donovan happens tonight. julie parise is live in the studio.she joins us with that story. 3 prostituion and car break-ins have gotten so far out of hand, it's frustrating.these are just some of the issues he expects residents to bring up at tonight's meeting. in addition, the alderman for the eighth district says he routinely hears from constituents about slow police response times.tonight's meeting will allow people to discuss the issues affecting them and their neighbors. representatives from city departments will be on hand to answer questions about crime, sanitation and neighborhood development. last week donovan joined three asking for more police officers on the south side. we'll talk more about that coming up in the next half hour. tonight's meeting happens at 6 pm at doerfler elementary school. mike? we're keeping an eye on the developments from san antonio, texas today....after what's being described as the "assassination" ofa police offi. officer. at last word, police were still looking for the pers

bob donovan is one of four alderman writing a letter to the police chief asking for more resources. julie collins joins us live from district 6-- one of the areas in question. the letter outlines the size of the districts and the number of coverage. alderman donovan shared several letters with me from his constituents whove witnessed an increase in crime and they too are asking for change. dozens of letters from concerned citizens have been sent to alderman bob donovan in the last 3 months... all outline the increase in crime. one of the letters came from the president of notre dame s milwaukee. 'my goal is for collaboration. in his letter he outlines a series of crimes that happened in the streets surrounding his primary school campus. a hit and run on greenfield and south layton bvd and then an attempeted robbery at the corner of greenfield and 26th both incidents happened as school was letting out. hes asked alderman donovan to help him 'absolutely, we have 240 students at this campus another 180 east of here so we want this area to be as safe as possible for our students and for

a day after saying milwaukee police need to send more officers to the south side, alderman bob donovan dismisses criticism from the common council president. a.j. bayatpour is live on the south side, in an area donovan says is among the most problematic. donovan and other residents along this stretch of greenfield say in the more prostitution and more drug activity here. council president ashanti hamilton says simply calling for more police in one area is divisive and short-sighted. senior pastor joel jaeger says prostitution has become so prevalent, its even a problem on sunday mornings. a couple weeks ago, an 85-year-old man dropped his wife off here for church and we dont have off- street parking, so he went to park, and as hes parking, one of the gals got in his car and she wouldnt get out for more officers assigned to the south side. a letter signed by four south side aldermen makes that exact request. im asking that we get our fair share of officers. thursday, council president ashanti hamilton calls on the aldermen to take back the letter, writing 'a strategy that pits neighborh

alderman bob donovan says protestors without a permit should be arrested if they go into the street-- after the unregistered protests blocked downtown traffic. the owner of the vehicle used in a hit- and-run crash that killed a five-year-old girl is facing charges of officials says 28-year-old la-sheba crowder reported the vehicle stolen shortly after the accident happened, but later admitted she lied. a 30-year-old man was also arrested-- accused of driving crowder's porsche cheyenn e when it hit and killed 5-year-old ric-kyiah langham. the groundwork is being laid for the trial of the two waukesha girls accused of stabbing their classmate to appease the fictional character known as "slenderman." the attorneys for both morgan geyser and anissa weier filed psychiatric reports dates scheduled to resolve some issues before they go to trial. the judge estimates that won't be before spring of 2017. after another record breaking day yesterday, we're saying goodbye to the 60s for a while. we're on the other side of a cold front now with strong winds from the north bringing us cooler air. lo

nats cries of dismay ,fill the streets but alderman bob donovan says the demonstration which left red arrow park and spilled into the streets was done without a permit i think it's important police set the score right from the start if you dont have a permit people will be arrested if you go out into the street. that's message needs to be sent for a couple hours, hundreds of protesters took control of the streets downtown.. bogging down traffic while rallying against trump. during rush hour, people trying to get home traffic at a standstill people decide to take to the over the streets totally inappropriate your right to protest ends when you infringe on other peoples rights while donovan urges police to uphold the law and arrest violators... mayor tom barrett says he wished people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently. the election was tuesday and i would people out on tuesday getting more voters to the polls . that was the for us to speak thats in our tradition election day is the most important day for our democracy that was when we voted police say they monitored th

colleen: alderman bob donovan sent us hundreds of emails constituents complaining about increased crime and delayed response times. wisn 12 news investigates and finds numbers that suggest it's not the south side but the north side getting shorted. doris bauer says it's gotten so bad in her neighborhood this summer prostitutes were using her garden hose to wash off between customers. >> up and down the alley all the time, using drugs right here by the garbage can. colleen: she lives at the corner of 26th & greenfield on milwaukee's south side. the same corner is home to notre dame elementary school. >> when you do see an increase things like prostitution and drug use, there can't be enough police presence until it has dissipated. colleen: last week, southside aldermen demanded more police resources and complained of inadequate staffing and delayed response times. they didn't offer statistics but 12 news obtained an mpd internal report that suggests the opposite is true. >> i'm dying and it's my third time calling tell them i'm dying. the report charted -- dying. colleen: the report char

that has milwaukee alderman bob donovan upset, saying today, "i fully expect the milwaukee police department to enforce all of our laws equally, fairly, and that did not occur last evening. -- last evening." as for the fight involving kartes, it only lasted about a minute, and was the only incident, the only altercation reporting -- reported during an other wise peacefully march. live in red arrow park, i'm kent wainscott, wisn 12 news. joyce: for the first time since election day, we are hearing from the top leaders in both parties in wisconsin. both milwaukee mayor tom republican governor scott walker, spent time on the campaign trail stumping for their respective party's presidential ticket. >> i am very disappointed by the results from tuesday, but one of the things you learn as american as there is a piece of transition of power and i am optimistic going for that things will change. >> i told donald trump and mike pence that before, i want to help them out the best way i can do that as a governor and leader. joyce: it will now be up to vice president-elect mike pence to governor chris c

milwaukee alderman bob donovan says he wanted police to take more action. he says the demonstrators didn't have a permit and should have been arrested for not obeying the law. donovan: "your right to protest ends when you infringe on other peoples rights." donovan says: "i think it's important police set the score right from the start if you dont have a permit people will be arrested if you go out into the street. that's message needs to be sent." mayor tom ba people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently -- by voting on tuesday. new at ten. a protest takes over the streets near u-w madison tonight. they're gathering against how the university handled the badgers fan that wore a president obama mask with a noose around his neck. protesters blocked several streets -- causing major traffic issues. we're told -- there was so much traffic -- it likely caused the university marching band to miss the owner of the car -- that police say hit and killed a five-year-old girl on sunday-- has been charged. lasheba crowder is accused of lying to police-- s

her alderman, bob donovan, is one of four city leaders pushing for more officers to cut down on the violence, drug dealing and , prostitution. >> my obligation is to fight for the best interest of my constituents and they're best , interests being served by the level of police protection that we have here on the south side. >> but common council president ashanti hamilton is blasting those comments as divisive. as he talks to people equally affected by crime on the north side he believes the , entire city deserves better police protection. this north side, southside is an old argument and we really , should be backing away from this polarizing rhetoric. palladino, wisn 12 news. joyce: council president hamilton tells 12 news there are numerous plans in the works with the police to develop more effective strategies for reducing crime, including 14 more beat cops targeting certain violent zones city-wide. it might not feel like it weather-wise, but the holidays have come to downtown milwaukee. kathy : decorations are now in place. >> 3, 2, 1. kathy: that's the city of milwaukee tree being lit

that has milwaukee alderman bob donovan upset. he released a statement saying, "i fully expect the milwaukee police department to enforce all of our laws equally, fairly, and without prejudice. that did not occur last evening." after calling protesters very unfair on twitter last night, the president-elect took a much different tone today. this morning, trump tweeted love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. we will all come together and be proud. trump's transition team. joyce: he's pulled new jersey governor chris christie as his chairman and replaced him with vice-president elect mike pence. three of trump's children will also serve on the team. we're also learning he's narrowed his list of candidates for chief of staff. names include rnc chairman reince priebus, campaign ceo steve bannon, and trump's own son-in-law, jared kushner, who's married to ivanka. donald trump may also be considering a policy shift. patrick, this one has to do with the affordable care act, or as so

alderman bob donovan says his district faces issues like slow 9-1-1 responses, prostitution and mobile calls upset common council president ashanti hamiliton. who says the aldermen are undermining a newly passed comprehensive policing stategy. how that works that's what we have done in the budget. that is what the police department said they were going to commit themselves to in the next year, let's see how that works." :00 hamilton is calling on donovan and the aldermen to rescind their letter and work with police. the brendan dassey saga still of appeals sided with the state ... blocking his release while he awaits the outcome of an appeal. the state is fighting a judge's decision to overturn his conviction. this means dassey will stay in prison until futher notice. dassey's attorneys call the decision disappointing... but say the fight goes on. dassey's uncle steven avery is also appealing his conviction for the 2005 murder of theresa halbach.his defense team is awaiting an order d-n-a testing.his legal team said the process has been delayed slightly by the developments in his nephe

nats cries of dismay ,fill the streets everyone has a right to protest but alderman bob donovan says the demonstration which left red arrow park and spilled into the streets was done without a permit i think it's important police set the score right frm dont have a permit people will be arrested if you go out into the street. that's message needs to be sent for a couple hours, hundreds of protesters took control of the streets downtown.. bogging down traffic while rallying against now president-elect donald trump. during rush hour, people trying to get home traffic at a standstill people decide to take to the over the streets totally inappropriate your right to protest ends when you infringe on other peoples rights while donovan urges police to violators... mayor tom barrett says he wished people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently. the election was tuesday and i would have love to see that many people out on tuesday getting more voters to the polls . that was the for us to speak thats in our tradition election day is the most important day for our democracy that was

also at five, alderman bob donovan continues to call for more side. coming up, what people from his district are saying about it. we'll have all that and more for you in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. brad thanks ted. mcdonald's is bringing table service to its restaurants! the fast food giant is installing kiosks where you can place your own order before you sit down to eat. then once your food is ready-- a server will bring it to your table. the upgrade will take place at all fourteen thousand american mcdonalds-- but you can already find it in california. the hope is the new technology will speed up service. coming up on fox six news at 4... do you limit the amount of sugar your kids have? contact 6 takes a look at how much is too much. plus-- queen elizabeth's home is getting quite the upgrade. the hefty price tag to remodel here's a live look outside right now from our city center camera in downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see weather expert stephanie barichello is in next with a we all know that sugar isnt a super food. but it is n

alderman bob donovan in particular wanted police to take more action. he said the demonstrators didn't have a permit and should have been arrested for not obeying the law. mayor tom barrett says he wishes people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently. the election was tuesday and i would have love to see that many people out on tuesday getting more voters to the polls . that was the for us to speak thats in our tradition election day for our democracy that was when we voted police say they monitored the crowd and allowed people to gather and demonstrate and kept them safe while they demonstrated. as for any arrests or citations issued for future protests without a permit...police say that has not yet been determined. steph thanks derica. people have taken to the streets in many cities across the demonstrated for a third consecutive night last night showing their anger about president-elect donald trump... the protest turned violent, hundreds of marchers blocked traffic and spray painted buildings. portland police said the crowd was throwin

some city leaders think police were too lenient with that crowd -- as hundreds milwaukee alderman bob donovan says he wanted police to take more action. he says the demonstrators didn't have a permit and should have been arrested for not obeying the law. "your right to protest ends when you infringe on other peoples rights." "i think it's important police set the score right from the start if you dont have a permit people will be arrested if you go out into the street. that's message needs to be sent." people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently -- by voting on tuesday. on veterans day, a pair of vets offer their take on the division they see in our country. they say -- the mood is not that different from what they experienced in the service nearly 50 years ago. fox6's a-j bayatpour explains. at the wisconsin veterans home... those who've served we have to back our commander-in-chief, like we did when we were in the army. army veteran allen clausen says that as someone who wishes things had turned out differently tuesday. even though i didnt back him, i still hope that

vernon yesterday.no one has been arrested a south side alderman calling for bob donovan says his district faces issues like slow 9-1-1 responses, prostitution and mobile drug dealing. he and three other aldermen wrote a letter to police chief ed flynn calling for more officers in districts two and six. those calls upset common council president ashanti hamiliton. who says the aldermen are undermining a newly passed comprehensive policing stategy. that works." i don't care where he gets them from we just need more police down here to create a level of what we have done in the budget. that is what the police department said they were going to commit themselves to in the next year, let's see how that works." hamilton is calling on donovan and the aldermen to rescind their letter and work with police. not home for the holidays.oral arguments in the state's appeal of brendan dassey's overturned conviction are expected early next year.and dassey will stay in prison. judges from the 7th u-s circuit court ofea the ruling thursday .. granting the state's emergency motion to keep him locked up duri

alderman bob donovan is hosting a town hall meeting tonight. this is the second in a series of town hall meetings. it comes after the alderman's request last week for more police officers on the south . problems like prostituion and car break-ins have gotten out of hand.tonight's meeting starts at 6 o clock at doerfleur elementary. 3 black friday and cyber monday are a great opportunity to score some big savings.kyle james-- founder of the coupon website "rather-be-shopping dot com"-- has compiled shopping trends and data from the past few years and found... ?these? are the best days to shop in december to maximize your savings. -for christmas toys: wait until thursday, december 15th. -apparel and shoes: hold off until friday, december 16th. quality name-brand hdtv's... wait until the weekend of december 9 - 11th.- if you're looking for "p-s-4" games or xbox one: you're best bet is thursday, december 15th.-and for laptops: wait until tuesday, december 13.--- we'll put the rest on our website... go to cbs 58 dot com after the show. 3 3 3 3 forec

police chief to move officers to their aldermanic districts.public safety chair bob donovan says -- this is their responsiblity to their constituients. donovan is joined by aldermen mark borki, tony zielinksi, and jose perez in this request. they say 215 officers are not enough to protect the 220-thousand people who live in the area. common council president ashanti hamilto n blasted the aldermen f making that request. in a pr letter divisive and irresponsibledonovan says -- not a chance. we routinely hear from constituients about response times people requesting additioanl patrols cause of auto break ins or thefts, we simply dont have the nessary resources to respond to those cs concerns owner on the south side who says vandalism and break-ins happen too often -- he says he hopes to see more police in his area soon. jessica? 3 a milwaukee woman says... her neighborhood is getting too dangerous.she's talking to cbs 58... after bullets hit a neighbor's home. the shooting happened at 36-th and mt vernon on the coty's west side yesterday. witnesses tell us... about 20 shots were fired

bob donovan is one of four alderman writing a letter to the police chief asking for more resources. they're asking the chief to deploy more officers to district 2 and 6. officers are assigned there. donovan understands there's lack of resources-- but says something has to be done. 'the chief is going to have to make some difficult decisions. but i want him to know and the mayor to know there is indeed a south side to the city of milwaukee and were sick and tired of getting a half a loaf." common council president ashanti hamilton is criticizing the should represent the public safety concerns of the entire city. new at 10-- former president george w bush visits milwaukee tonight. our cameras caught a glimpse of him leaving the pfister hotel. he was the keynote speaker at an event for froedtert and the medical college of wisconsin. they provided a photo of him speaking. it was a fundraiser for the digestive disease center. president-elect donald trump has made another appointment. senior officials say retired the job of national security adviser. flynn was a close adviser to mister tr

districts.c sality chair bob donovan says -- this is their responsiblity to their constituients. donovan is joined by aldeen mar zielinksi, and jose perez in this reest. in the letter to police chief ed flyn they say 215 offics are not enough to protect the 220-thousand people who live in the area. common council president ashanti hamilto n making that request -- and press release he called their letter divisive and irresponsibledonovan disagrees. we routinely hear from constituients about response times people requesting additioanl patrols cause of auto break ins or thefts, we simply dont have the necessary resources to respond to those cs concerns owner on touth side who says vandalism and break-ins happen too often -- he says he his area ka soon.?police in 3 a woman says her neighborhood is getting too dangerous... after bullets hit a nearby home. the shooting happened at 36th and mt vernon... on the west side.. yesterday afternoon. witnesses tell us about 20 shots were fired... during what they think was a drug deal. milwaukee police have confirmed two men were shot -- a 20 a

bob donovan is one of four alderman writing a letter to the police chief asking for more resources. they're asking the chief to deploy more officers to district 2 and 6. 220-thousand people live there-- there. donovan understands there's lack of resources-- but says something has to be done. 'the chief is going to have to make some difficult decisions. but i want him to know and the mayor to know there is indeed a south side to the city of milwaukee and were sick and tired of getting a half a loaf." common council president ashanti hamilton is criticizing the aldermen saying they should represent the public safety concerns in the day ahead... milwaukee public schools superintendent doctor darienne driver will hold a news conference about the proposed calendar change for the district. if the proposal gets approved-- a four- week "j-term" will be added in june. this comes after state-wide school report cards show nearly one-third of milwaukee public schools are doing better academically. that's about 50 schools. they all placed in a higher "performance category." the district is now i

bob donovan is one of four alderman writing a letter to the police chief asking for more resources. they're asking the chief to deploy more officers to district 2 and 6. 220-thousand people live there-- and 215 officers are assigned there. donovan understands there's lack of resources-- but says something has to be done. 'the chief is going to have to make some difficult decisions. but i want him to city of milwaukee and were sick and tired of getting a half a loaf." common council president ashanti hamilton is criticizing the aldermen saying they should represent the public safety concerns of the entire city. with gun deer hunting season kicking off this weekend in wisconsin... a menomonee falls man has a warning for all non-hunters. this after he says he had a scary encounter with a bow hunter while w park. fox6's madeline anderson has the latest. a walk in the park sunday morning for neil fleischhacker and his dog brutus... turned out to be anything but, well, a walk in the park. we encounter a hunter in his stand on the north property line. he got very upset that we were there a