reporting from the the city's north side i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 news. a driver is under arrest after a fatal crash. a 27-year-old is now in custody after a pedestrian was hit and killed near 60th and norwich yesterday afternoon. the 50-year-old woman was hit in a crosswalk.. the driver did stay on scene -- and cooperated with police. he now faces charges of operating after suspension causing death. investigating three separate shootings. the first happened around 9 last night near 47th and clarke. police say a 25-year-old man and 27-year-old woman were riding bicycles when a suspect confronted them -- then shot them. both victims were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. police were also called out to a shooting on the city's north side. it happened around 10-15 last night near 49th and luscher. officials say a 29-year-old man was shot after being called to was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. police also investigating a shooting near 23rd and greenfield. a 27-year-old man was shot around 11-15 last night. officials say he

angelica sanchez is live. with more. angelica. one parent tells me she is hoping the public can step up and help authorities in this investigation. police have released a sketch of what they believe the suspect responsible for both alleged attacks looks like. " i am concerned about the kids go here too as they walk home a woman who wishes not to be identified by name expresses her concern to fox6 for her loved ones that attend a sign language school on the same block a sexual assault was reported. "my daughter and granddaughter go here and i just heard there was a suspect around." " i am concerned about the kids go here too as they walk home and go to school some of them can't hear" police say the first report occurred tuesday just after 6am in the 79- hundred block of west acacia street. they say the female victim was simply walking in the area. then just after 7pm a second victim was attacked as they were walking t denver. investigators were on scene for several hours gathering evidence...including security footage from a nearby

in the studio i'm angelica sanchez back to you. meanwhile -- jill stein's campaign officially filing its petition for a hand recount of all votes cast in michigan... she says more than 75-thousand blank votes were a "red flag" that pushed her to se the 4- point-8-million ballots cast in the state. president-elect donald trump won michigan by more than 10-thousand votes over hillary clinton. officials in madison and milwaukee had much more to say about the recount... visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- to watch the complete news and tele-conferences. the story will be on our home page. also making news tonight... a seven-year old child has died.. on the city's southside - in what sources describe as a case of in jail - facing charges. fox6's myra sanchick is live at south 19th and mineral. neighbors say police spent much of the day yesterday investigating in this apartment building. a source tells us inside the apartment they found drug paraphernalia and syringes. :24=28 lauri scales neighbor i don't know i just seen a bu

and the person who pulled the trigger -- has never been caught fox6s angelica sanchez has spoken with the victims family she joins us live with more. angelica? the family says it was during an attempted home invasion that eric r his mother's house. his bother tells us he was a promising athlete..husband and father whos life was cut short at the age of 29. 'he was like a bro i really love you man and i was like i really love you too man.' dion walker tells fox6 the last conversation he had with his younger brother 29 year-old eric r walker... who died on friday of complications from a gunshot wound he endured in december of 2014. the waist down. 'his wounds were so bad.. he had so much internal damage. they punctured his lung he still had the bullet in him. you know so it was bad and it was a slow decline.' dion admits out of the two brothers he was the trouble- maker. he's spent the last three years behind bars. but eric was always the good one..."a gentle giant" who was also a husband...father and promising athlete according to police...eric was shot on the 57-hundred block of west c

reporting in kenosha i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. ted thanks angelica now to some breaking news... an industrial accident in cudahy... we're told one person is dead. that industrial accident occurred here at the a-t-i plant... formerly known as ladish near grange and packard avenue. officials with the milwaukee county medical examiner are on the scene. the plant makes parts for aircrafts. four people killed in a crash on i-94 in dane county... the wisconsin state patrol says a wrong-way driver is to blame. officers responded to calls of an s-u-v driving erratically around 10-15 last night... they say the s-u-v then turned around and drove against traffic before hitting two cars. three people in one vehicle where killed -- including 26- and 28-year-old women from milwaukee along with a 26- the driver of that vehicle-- from whitefish bay-- suffered life- threatening injuries. the fourth death is a 23-year-old man from northbrook, illinois. the driver of the s-u-v -- identified as a 32-year-old man from waunakee -- also suffered life-th

angelica sanchez joins us live with more... the family says it was during an attempted home invasion that eric r walker was shot in the back at his mother's house. loved ones say he was a promising athlete..husband and father whos life was tragically cut short. 'he was like a bro i really love you man and i was like i really love you too the last conversation he had with his younger brother 29 year-old eric r walker... who died on friday of complications from a gunshot wound he endured in december of 2014. for the last two years he was bound to a bed paralyzed from the waist down. 'his wounds were so bad.. he had so much internal damage." dion admits out of the two brothers he was the trouble- maker. he's spent the last three years behind bars. but eric was always the good one..."a gentle giant" who was also a athlete according to police...eric was shot on the 57-hundred block of west captiol drive during an attempted break- in at his mothers house. they are still searching for a motive and a suspect. 'he wasnt doing anything h

fox6's angelica sanchez joins us live from new berlin with details. angelica? as of this afternoon, new berlin police say while they will not say there is no one in custody... nor are they looking for any suspects. police processed the scene for evidence all morning. they tell me the man was discovered dead at the scene from a single gun shot wound. the woman also suffered a single gun shot wound, but she was alive long enough to be transported to a hospital.. but later died. a police officer explained to the media the odd 9-1-1 call: not identify himself but gave an address and said help was needed here. the dispatcher asked for more details and he just repeated that help was needed here thats all he said.' police are not releasing the identity of the victims at this time. coming up at 5 hear what one neighbor says they remember most about the elderly woman in this investigation. reporting live from new berlin i'm the milwaukee county medical examiner's office is investigating the death of a three-month old baby boy. it says his death appears to be related to

a link is available at fox6 now dot com reporting live outside city hall i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. ted thanks angelica until laterals get replaced -- there are hundreds of homes where water filtration systems are encouraged. the city is coordinating a distribution of filtration products ne for homes that qualify. search "water filters" on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app for more information. it's time for your news and weather together. an investigation is underway after a woman is hit by a car early this morning. it happened near 23rd and lincoln. milwaukee police say a 34-year-old woman ran into the street and was struck by a ford focus. the driver of that car-- a 33-year-old woman-- stayed and the scene and cooperated with investigators. the victim was taken to the hospital for at sports venues in milwaukee. in a 14-to-1 vote today-- the milwaukee common council agreed to ban smokeless tobacco from venues like miller park. if you are caught "dipping" or "chewing"-- you will first be given a warning-- the second time you'll face a fine up to 250 dollars. in the opening wee

fox6's angelica sanchez joins us live outside milwaukee police district three with more angelica . ben and stephanie--- experts say there are ways to tell an officer from an impersonator. we're told this incident happened in broad daylight near the corner of near 17th and west highland avenue. one feeling uneasy. "impersonating is not a joke especially an authority like that." mahogani cheeks works at highland community school. she's been a member of this community for more than 20 years. she's concerned a man was attempting to impersonate a police officer in her neighborhood. "i'm going to stress the fact that a school is there. that makes it that more unsettling for me as a parent and staff member." according to milwaukee police-- on thursday at 2:45 in the afternoon a 40- year-old a passing driver to pull over. police have yet to say what happened next. the suspect is now in police custody. a source with fox 6 tells us he was wearing a police like uniform and his car was similar to an unmarked squad car. criminal justice expert brian dorow says incidents like this are rare but t

fox6s angelica sanchez tells us the mayors office is disappointed by this mornings outcome. 'whats happening in milwaukee is whats been happening in the nation in every housing built in the 1950s when we stopped using lead.' at tuesday's common council meeting aldermen expressed concern for the next steps in addressing the city's lead problem...which impacts an estimated 70-thousand homes. "we need to take action on this today and it is a tough vote." the proposed ordinance sponsored by alderman hamilton and bohl would make it mandatory to replace lead water service lines--- and imposing special property. for example the privately owned portion of a lead water service line must be replaced if a leak occurs. failure to do so could result in a fine. the city is offering to share the costs so the private owner only pays the lesser of one third of the average current cost or $1600. a payment plan would be worked out with the home owner. some aldermen feel constituents need more information before a vote is taken. "...if you ask one of your neighbors i can almost guarantee they a

reporting live at the courthouse i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 news. ted thanks angelica it could've been a tragedy. now, one community leader sees it as child brought an unloaded gun...is right across the street from a growing community garden. our a.j. bayatpour talked to the creator of that garden who says at first he was upset...but now, he's inspired... after five years, the community garden started by andre lee ellis bears more fruits and vegetables than ever. cherry tomatoes- we still have a snap pea bush. the garden at 9th and ring is at the same intersection as lafollette school. monday, it's where an eight-year-old student took a gun to school. ellis says the enir concerned. my kid, to me, brought a gun to school. my gun was left out for my kid to get. ellis says the incident strikes him so deeply because it eats at the core slogan of "we got this" and the garden at its roots. we have to take our hands off of the trigger and put them back into the soil. on tuesday, milwaukee police say they're still trying to determine why the kid took a gun

reporting live from milwaukee's north side i'm angelica sanchez fox6news and a driver is under arrest after another fatal crash... a 27-year-old is now in police custody after a pedestrian was hit and killed near 60th and norwich yesterday afternoon. the 50-year-old woman was hit in a crosswalk.. the driver did stay on scene -- and cooperated with police. he now faces charges of operating after suspension causing death. milwaukee police are investigating three separate shootings. night near 47th and clarke. police say a 25-year-old man and 27-year-old woman were riding bicycles when a suspect confronted them -- then shot them. both victims were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. police were also called out to a shooting on the city's north side. it happened around 10-15 last night near 49th and luscher. officials say a 29-year-old man was shot after being called to the scene of an ongoing fight. the victim police also investigating a shooting near 23rd and greenfield. a 27-year-old man was shot around 11-15 last night. officials say he was in a fight with two other peo

angelica sanchez is live in new berlin with the latest.... hickory trail is considered a quiet secluded area. but a desperate call for help this morning set off a death investigation that's left neighbors stunned by 'it is unusual for new berlin' a secluded house on the quiet street of hickory trail is now the scene of a double shooting investigation. a 911 call at 6:30am lead to the discovery of a 76-year-old man and 71-year-old woman with single gun shot wounds. 'there was a male caller who did not identify himself but gave an address and said help was needed here. the dispatcher asked for more details just repeated that help was needed here thats all he said.' the man was dead when police arrived at the scene while the woman was transported to a hospital where she later died. this news has disturbed nearby neighbors. 'they told me who it was and i was just shocked because it was an older couple that were very quiet. 20-year-old danielle svehlek tells us the 71-year-old woman was often seen caring for her pets. 'she always waved to her when

angelica sanchez joins us in the studio to explain. brad and stephanie-- several wards on the northside saw drastic decreases in voter participation. from the 2012 election. officials with the election comission say voter id's played a big role in that outcome. governor scott walker thinks the presidential candidates played tuesday's historic race for the white house and newly complied data shows thousands of milwaukeeans skipped out on election day. 'obviously we were surprised... not so much by the decrease but the significance. executive director neil albrecht says about 41-thousand fewer voters participated in the 2016 election--- a drastic drop from 2012. he says there are a number of factors that impact whether a person votes. he believes one of those was the new voter id requirement. in participation have a higher poverty rate, and are on the city's northside. ward six saw the biggest drop with a 31-percent decrease. "where we saw the greatest decline in voter participation were the same areas of the city where we feared the pho

in the studio im angelica sanchez back to you. hand thanks angelica help like that -- especially important when it gets cold - -and we had temperatures in the twenties this morning in some areas. tonight things are cooling off again. weather expert stephanie barichello joins us in the a bit breezy tonight with temperatures falling into the low to middle 30s overnight. sunny, windy and warmer tomorrow with highs near 60, especially along the lake. just a few more clouds monday and tuesday with highs in the middle 50s, then a chance to see 60s by thursday. rain is possible by friday and much cooler air looks to settle in behind that storm system. tonight: clear, co wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny, windy and warmer. high: 58 wind: download the fox six storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. the badgers didn't just beat illinois today -- they absolutely dominated the illini at camp randall stadium. in the process -- keeping alive their hopes for a berth of a with the latest from madison. "good evening everybo

live in the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news thanks angelica! feingold --campaigning across the state today. he was stumping for votes in eau claire, stevens point and madison. feingold will continue on the campaign trail this weekend -- as polls show a virtual tie in the race. during today's tour-- feingold met up with uw- eau claire students who are going door to door this weekend to encourage voting. there-- he said he thinks college students should cast the deciding votes. russ feingold/ d u.s. senate candidate "what we are trying to do is both do those kind of to the people who are getting the job done. these are the guys who are getting the votes out, and in the end that means more than anything else. these young people are going to make the difference, so we want to see them too." today's tour ended in madison ... where he carried ian's pizza to a loud crowd at the democratic coordinated campaign office. he stressed the need to reach out to undecided voters. more people than ever before cast their ballot early in milwaukee. but our jonath

fox 6's angelica sanchez joins us with the developing story. have released an artist sketch of the suspect they believe they're looking for in these attacks. one of the assaults happened tuesday morning on the same block that's home to a sign language school-- where several deaf and hard of hearing children attend. "my daughter and granddaughter go here and i just heard there was a suspect around." a woman who wishes not to be identified by name expresses her concern to fox6 for her loved ones that attend a sign language school on the same block a sexual assault was go here too as they walk home and go to school some of them can't hear" police say the first report occurred tuesday just after 6am in the 79- hundred block of west acacia street. they say the female victim was simply walking in the area. then just after 7pm a second victim was attacked while walking near 76th and denver. investigators were on scene for several hours gathering evidence...including security were half a mile apart from each other. each time, the suspect got away. this

reporting live at walkers point i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news ted thansk angelica the sheriff says its a drug bust so big that it will reduce drug dealing across dodge county. lucretia l-a lightfoot faces 16 counts related to creating or dale schmidt says the bust is a result of a year-long investigation. the 27-year-old beaver dam woman is accused of operating a large- scale operation, with multiple, lower-level distributors. anyone with any information is asked to contact the dodge county sheriffs office. the milwaukee bucks release new renderings of the planned downtown entertainment block. this complex will be built next to the new downtown arena -- and will span fourth street between highland and this property is planned for year- round use, including dining, entertainment and retail shops. the bucks plan to have this entertainment block open alongside the new arena in fall of 20-18. new york police will beef up security for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. this move-- after a magazine article published by the islamic state called the event an "excellent target." fox six's juli

live in the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. steph thanks angelica protests continue today, as groups across the country rally against president-elect donald trump. "not my president! not my president." that's from a protest today in new york. this comes after police in portland, oregon say protests early this morning -- saying they turned into riots. authorities say demonstrators threw objects at officers and damaged vehicles. officers used tear gas to try and break up the group. about 30 people were arrested.. anti-trump rallies were also held in los angeles-- philadelphia-- denver-- minneapolis-- and oakland, california. milwaukee saw a large anti-trump protest last night. and today, at least one city leader is frustrated... saying the protest should have been shut down.. because the latest. 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

angelica sanchez has the story... theres a new feeling in the air--;signaling the start of something new in the walkers point neighborhood. ' i didnt want to join the bandwagon of hate. theres too much of that. president of the bradley tech alumni association, anthony staton explains his reaction to a 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print---'our back alley:where 50% of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. in an earlier interview with fox6 bar owner jay stamates said the ad was meant to be "crude" hoping to get the attention of mps officials. he believes students from the nearby bradley tech high school are to blame for years of break ins and vandalism at his bar. milwaukee police say they've never found a connection to he was frustrated because he tried to reach out to the folks at mps and he hasnt gotten a good response.' mps and other city officials have spoken out against the ad. staton admits too was taken back by the ad but decided there was a better way to approach the situation. 'if im going at him and

fox6s angelica sanchez tells us the weather the hunt. 'my favorite part is shooting deer' the newest to the most experienced of hunters are gearing up for the dairy state's 2016 gun deer hunting season. experts say saturdays frigid temperatures and high wind conditions played a role in a low number of deer kills. "it was cold it was windy there was not a lot of moving around." dnr biologist tom isaac explains previous years but the lack of snow is a challenge. 'usually when theres snow it gives a little better background where you can see in the woods and through the woods without snow its a little harder.' there are convenient changes hunters are adjusting to this year. 'this year is the year for a lot of changes our tags are different theyre now made of paper...hunters can print out their own tags at home.' for days staff at the family owned gehrings meat market in hartford have been preparing for the rush 'we have uncles and cousins who come and help so its kind of a family affair here.' this is a popular stop where a hunter can bring

angelica sanchez fox six news. attention. she sat during the pledge of allegiance at a meeting the day after the election. nat: "indivisible, with liberty and justice for all" those are the words that councilwoman caroline panske said she couldn't bear to say aloud. she says she decided in the moment to sit down during the pledge -- because she was upset with the results of tuesday's election. oshkosh's mayor says he didn't see the protest -- but called the gesture "inappropriate." "whatever your political leanings are, you p the front door, you do not bring those into the council chambers. we are elected, and we are here to serve the entire city of oshkosh." "i am sorry that people feel disgusted and disappointed, what i would like them to do is reach out to me." some veterans said they were offended -- panske said that was never her intention. she says it was a one-time gesture, but she does not will a donald trump presidency affect our muslim communities? the president elect has called for a "total and complete shutdown of

angelica sanchez has this developing story. this is an ad for sabbatic bar at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50% of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. bar owner jay stamates is no stranger to controversy but the ad is causing him to receive a flood of angry calls and texts. it turns out a lot of people whove never come to my bar never been to my bar safety reasons he did not want to show his face on camera. he says his bar has been a victim of numerous crimes and he believes those responsible are students that attend bradley tech high school ...which is just a block away. this is the alley where he says break-ins have occurred at his bar and the neighboring restaurant. fox6 reached out to milwaukee police who tell us in the 5 reported incidents they never found a connection to bradley tech high school students. --still stamates crime and mps officials havent done enough to address the alleged problem. 'these are words and i am not going to sit here and defend the first amendment." in a statement mps acknowledge

angelica sanchez fox six news. wisconsin election officials have scheduled a meeting for tomorrow morning to lay out the ground rules for an historic recount. participate. this is the first presidential recount in state history -- launched after a petition by the green party. green party members say researchers found red flags in exit poll data compared to the final results. clinton campaign lawyer marc elias released a statement saying... "because we had not uncovered any actionable evidence of hacking or outside attempts to alter the voting technology, we had not planned to exercise this option ourselves... ...but now been initiated in wisconsin, we intend to participate in order to ensure the process proceeds in a manner that is fair to all sides." elias also said the margin in wisconsin is larger than any previous amount that a recount has had to overcome. president-elect donald trump calling the recount effort a scam. in a statement yesterday he said... "this recount is just a way for jill stein, who received

our angelica sanchez spoke with him tonight. this is an ad for sabbatic bar at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50% of bradley tech pregnancies start and end'. bar owner jay stamates is no stranger to controversy but the flood of angry calls and texts. it turns out a lot of people whove never come to my bar never been to my bar really are upset with me! for safety reasons he did not want to show his face on camera. he says his bar has been a victim of numerous crimes and he believes those responsible are students that attend bradley tech high school ...which is just a block away. this is the alley where he says break-ins have occurred at his bar and the neighboring restaurant. fox6 reached out to milwaukee police incidents they never found a connection to bradley tech high school students. --still stamates insists its students who are responsible for the crime and mps officials havent done enough to address the alleged problem. 'these are words and i am not going to sit here and defend the first amendment." in a stateme

fox 6's angelica sanchez has the developing story. "my daughter and granddaughter go here and i just heard there was a suspect around." a woman who wishes not to be identified by name expresses her concern to fox6 for her loved ones that attend a sign language school on the same block a sexual assault was reported. go here too as they walk home and go to school some of them can't hear" police say the first report occurred tuesday just after 6am in the 79- hundred block of west acacia street. they say the female victim was simply walking in the area. then just after 7pm a second victim was attacked while walking near 76th and denver. investigators were on scene for several hours gathering evidence...including security footage from a nearby business. the alleged attacks time, the suspect got away. this is a sketch of the suspect police believe is responsible. he's described as a black male, approximately 25 years old, 5- feet-5 to 6 feet tall, husky build, short hair, with a diamond studded earing in his left ear. he was last seen weari

reporting live outside city hall i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news steph thanks angelica. until laterals get replaced, there are hundreds of homes where water filtration systems will be encouraged. the city is coordinating a distribution of filtration products next week -- for homes that qualify. search "water filters" on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app for more information. a milwaukee man is charged with dabreon jefferson is accused of firing a gun at officers when officers interrupted him during a burglary. officers then returned fire. police say the suspect tried to run but was taken into custody after a brief chase. nobody was injured. jefferson faces charges of attempted first, degree intentional homicide, and burglary. the man accused in the fatal hit-and-run that killed a little girl pleads not guilty in court this morning. 30-year-old sherman liddell of count of hit- and-run and driving with a suspended license-- both resulting in death. he allegedly told authorities he was driving his girlfriend's s-u-v when 5-year-old rickyia langham darted in front of his

in the studio i'm angelica sanchez back to you. at least one person is dead and three others injured in a los angeles neighborhood. after a car on the four-oh-five freeway leaves the road and crashes into a homeless camp. it happened late last night. at least two of the three injured are in critical caused the crash. a pipeline explosion lit up the night sky near kansas city, missouri overnight. people who live nearby say they could see the bright flames but did not feel the explosion itself. the 10-inch line carrying liquid propane was buried underground. officials aren't sure what caused it to rupture. the louisana-based company was able to shut the pipeline off... and the fire was out in two hours. no one was hurt and no property was lost. and a new ruling on smoking in public housing coming down smoking will be prohibited in public housing developments nationwide. this expansion of the rule will affect more than 900-thousand units. you can no longer smoke tobacco inside any public living units or outside within 25 feet of the b

fox6's angelica sanchez has the details. in the early hours of thanksgiving authorities say 37-year-old justin murphy of pewaukee got behind the wheel of his vehicle and headed down frontage road when he was spottd trooper near golf road and elmhurst road in waukesha county authorities say he was speeding in excess of 100 miles per hour. the trooper followed--- at some point he lost control as he turned down maple road. and began driving on private property ....then he went through these trees onto the front yard of this house. leaving his tracks behind...he came to complete stop just feet away from this home. state troopers located spotted a man covered with blood walking in close proximity to the crash. through their investigation they determined murphy as the driver he was then transported to waukesha memorial hospital with non life threatening injuries. state troopers determined murphy was drunk and placed him under arrest for "operating while intoxicated" for the 5th time. troopers say at the hospital he became combativ

reporting live from new berlin i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news mary thanks angelica the milwauk investigating the death of a three-month old baby boy. it says the death appears to be related to co-sleeping. an autopsy was scheduled for today -- but no other details have been made available. new details on an early morning fiery crash in greenfield. it happened after a speeding car ran a red light. the crash caused injury and damage. fox6's myra sanchick tells you what happened and shows you the dash cam video of the burning car. it's incredible. the lightpost is gone when bret eulberg got to morning .the fire hydrant is gone.there's debris there was a bit of a surprise you see the retaining wall is gone fox6 captured what had happened here at south 76th and layton just after midnight. police say hales corners police were trying to stop a speeding car that ran a red light. that vehicle crashed into another vehicle with two people inside... crashing into the jewelry store's wall this is the greenfield squad video recorded by an officer coming to help. it was engulfed in flames. the fire departm

reporting live outside the courthouse i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. brad thanks angelica a domestic violence situation escalates to murder.... and is in custody. police were called to the area of 74th and glenbrook -- after two people were shot last night. a 57-year-old woman was taken to the hospital. 30-year-old kortni courtney thornton died at the scene.police say the suspect is a 32-year-old man that she knew. milwaukee police are asking for the public's help -- identifying suspects who set the b-mo harris bank on fire during the sherman park unrest. this is video from august 13th-- taken inside the bank at 36th and fond du get inside. before they left -- one of the suspects set something on fire. the fire spread-- causing about a million dollars in damages. the a-t-f is offering a 10-thousand dollar reward in the case. wisconsin attorney general brad schimel filing a motion late this afternoon to stop the courts from releasing brendan dassey. it is yet another legal twist in the case... this past august -- a judge overturned ?dassey's convic in s

fox 6's angelica sanchez has the developing story. "my daughter and granddaughter go here and i just heard there was a suspect around." a woman who wishes not to be identified by name expresses her concern to fox6 for her loved ones that attend a sign language school on the sae reported. " i am concerned about the kids go here too as they walk home and go to school some of them can't hear" police say the first report occurred tuesday just after 6am in the 79- hundred block of west acacia street. they say the female victim was simply walking in the area. then just after 7pm a second victim was attacked while walking near 76th and denver. investigators were on scene for several hours gathering footage from a nearby business. the alleged attacks were half a mile apart from each other. each time, the suspect got away. this is a sketch of the suspect police believe is responsible. he's described as a black male, approximately 25 years old, 5- feet-5 to 6 feet tall, husky build, short hair, with a diamond studded earing in his left ear. he

n the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6news. still ahead -- we'll continue to look back on the life and legacy of fidel castro... black friday sales are still going on.. but amazon is already unveiling some of its cyber monday deals. julie is live in cedarburg for small business saturday. hey julie! rob adlibs "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family e it's small business saturday... a day where you can show your love for local businesses and pick up some unique holiday gif. this morning -- she joins us live from cedarburg. it's official, the badgers are the big ten west champions despite not even playing on conversation and it keeps corey clement's chances at a big season going as well. "each games is more important than my individual stats. so, w

live at walkers point i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news ted thanks angelica it's time for your news and weather together. the wisconsin department of justice has asked a federal appeals court to block brendan dassey's release from prison. dassey was convicted in 2007 of helping his uncle, steven avery, kill photographer teresa halbach. thi overturned dassey's conviction. and, this week, he ordered dassey be released while the state appealed the case. late this afternoon, the state filed an emergency motion with the 7th u.s. circuit court of appeals. the state asks for a decision on this appeal.. by friday afternoon. and politics, playing in a role in where some n-b-a teams are staying on the road this year. that includes the milwaukee bucks. e-s-p-n reports the bucks are canceling stays at trump-brand deny the report, saying their policy is to not comment on travel details. bucks co-owner marc lasry and his son are on record donating to hillary clinton's campaign. tonight were asking for your help to provide food for children -- families and people in need this holiday season -- call ou

angelica sanchez joins us live at the milwaukee county courthouse... with a break down of the criminal complaint. angelica. good evening-- the suspect had seven prior suspended license. according to the criminal complaint after the accident the suspect tried to cover up his involvement... but after confessing what he had done to a relative he said he needed to do for the sake of the victims family. 'had he stayed there... this may not have been a criminal charge or at least not as serious as it is now.' 30-year-old sherman liddell of 1 count of hit and run resulting in death and 1 count of driving with a suspended license resulting in death. according to the criminal complaint on november 6th ... 5-year-old rickyia langham was holding her mothers hand as they walked to their car on the east side of west leon terrace. they were on their way to church when according to her mother the five- year-old broke away and ran into the street. when her mother turned around an suv struck her daughter in the head. the child died at the scene. the driver never stoppe

n the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6news. cloudy skies with areas of drizzle coming to an end this evening. skies will partially clear out overnight with temperatures falling through the 30s. partly sunny and warmer this weekend. highs in the middle 40s saturday, upper 40s on sunday. rain returns late sunday night into monday. the highest chance will be overnight sunday into monday and again monday evening. morning. it will be a warm start to the week with highs in the 50s. tonight: drizzle ending. partial clearing overnight. low: 31 wind: wnw 5 mph saturday: partly sunny. high: 46 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. chance for rain at night. am low: 33 high: 49 wind: se 5-15 mph monday: rain likely. windy and warmer. am low: 44 high: 53 wind: se 15-25 mph weather anywhere -- just wind: se 15-25 mph you can stay ahead of the weather anywhere -- just download the fox 6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. stores across the area were busy today. black friday kicks off the start to the holiday shopping

for now reporting outside milwaukee police district seven, i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. a milwaukee police officer is suspended-- accused of firing his service weapon while drunk. according to a criminal complaint 42 year old michael anderson fired his police issued gun twice into his backyard near south griffin in september. he blood alcohol was recorded at "point- two-one-five" -- more than twice the legal limit. anderson is now suspended as the police department continues its internal investigation. he's also been charged with a misdemeanor and faces up to nine months in jail. 300 people don't have a place to live after a fire rips through a whitewater apartment complex. residents tell me they heard a loud boom and then a fire erupted in a common hallway and spread to the his son were forced to jump out of a second story window to escape the flames and smoke. fortunately no one was injured... but at least three cats died. the fire chief estimates the fire did about half a million dollars in damage. powder puff football... flag or touch football games between girls fro

today is day one of two for filter distribution in that part of the city fox6s angelica sanchez has the information you need if you're thinking of picking one up. 'thank you so much' a short term solution to a hope residents take advantage of this opportunity and this resource...in addition to getting a free filter theyll have an opportunity to talk with our department of environmental health about lead poisoning.' for two days residents on the south side of milwaukee can pick up a lead water filter free of charge. tuesday night pick up is at the wic clinic on sixteenth street. a limited number of filters are available. distribution is also happening on the north side at the social resident tells us the process was easier than he thought. 'it was very simple they just ask you a couple of questions and thats all there is to it.' to qualify for a free filter you must live in a home with a lead lateral. no proof of residency is required you only need to provide them with an address. the city estimates 70-thousand homes are in need of lead lateral replacement. 'this is an immediate short te

angelica sanchez fox six news. it was a much calmer scene on the streets of downtown milwaukee last night... after protesters flooded the streets thursday. 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

fox6s angelica sanchez spoke with the bar owner who created the ad and tells us his motives behind it. causing mps officials to reach out to several organizations including the naacp. they say its their responsibility to stand up for false statements made on students. the bar owner tells me this ad was created and designed to get the attention of mps administrators. this is an ad for sabbatic bar at walkers point. it reads 'sabbatic is for lovers' and in bold print: 'our back alley: where 50% of and end'. bar owner jay stamates is no stranger to controversy but the ad is causing him to receive a flood of angry calls and texts. it turns out a lot of people whove never come to my bar never been to my bar really are upset with me! for safety reasons he did not want to show his face on camera. he says his bar has been a victim of numerous crimes and he believes those responsible are students that attend bradley tech high school ...which

fox6's angelica sanchez has obtained new documents... which show the facility owner knew of the allegations for some time but allegedly asked staff not to report it. "when a family puts a loved one in a nursing home or assisted living facility they have the rightful expectation that their loved ones are safe. wagner has been advocating for victims of negligence in assisted care facilities. he says the sexual abuse allegations reported at carey manor in pleasant prairie are not uncommon. "it's just one more tragic example of an extremely vulnerable human being, being taken advantage of in one of these facilities." 73-year-old clarence mielke... an employee at the facility degree sexual assault of a 50- year-old resident who suffers from huntington's disease. he's a former captain of the kenosha sheriff's department. her case was reported in september. but we found a report from the wisconsin department of health services showing a second resident reported sexual assault by the defendant in october. the documents show that since 2014, staf

fox6s angelica sanchez spoke with the woman's attorney. "she's very depressed. she's distraught. i've never seen anybody break down that emotionally as she went through the story." --the emotions attorney jason jankowski says his client-- 30-year-old shade swayzer has been going through since the loss of her child over the summer. on july 6 2016, she was arrested after an altercation with police. she was eight and a half months pregnant. prior to jail she was taken to a local hospital for examination. her attorney claims her pregnancy was progressing normally at the time. despite this and a history of mental illness, swayzer was placed inside the maximum security unit also known as the special needs unit. she alleges she was given prenatal vitamins only once and for days received zero medical attention. then on midnight of july 14th, she went into labor. she says she tried to alert guards that her water broke and was 'laughed' at. alive long enough for her to breast feed, but later died. swayzer claims guards checked in on her six hours after she gave birth. the medical examiner

fox6's angelica sanchez breaks down the criminal complaint filed against them. "just senseless vandalism." that's how boat owner jim wachowiak describes the actions police say a group of teens committed at the horny goat marina. "i mean they essentially had a party on the boats and we just his boat was one of a dozen broken into and ransacked in late october. 17-year-old nathaniel labarge and 19-year-olds joshua richardson and jorge rojas face one count of burglary. richardson faces an additional count, arson of property. he's accused of torching this boat, estimated at 60-thousand dollars. now a total loss. richardson wouldn't talk to police without a lawyer. according to the criminal complaint traces of blood and a dropped cell phone lead police to rojas. he and labarge admitted breaking both say they were high at the time. labarge claims he left before much of the damage was done. the damage ranges from spray paint..broken windows...stolen liquor and property. the marina is now working on security upgrades. "we're working on upgrading our cameras we're still

live in the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. protests continue around the country to donald trump. it's a much calmer scene on the streets of downtown milwaukee tonight though. last night -- hundreds of protesters took to the streets. they marched around downtown -- blocking traffic for several hours. police worked to block streets as they anticipated the crowd's next move. some city leaders think police were too lenient with the crowd. 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 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 barrett says he wishes people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently -- by voting on tuesday. new at ten. a protest takes over th madison tonight. they're gathering aga

reporting outside milwaukee police district 3 i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. they thought it was a clever crime, but three suspects are caught red handed. they were arrested after police say they stole thousand of dollars worth of merchandise from the oak creek meijer. ashley sears has the story.. you'll see only o nats at the meijer store in oak creek-- customers come and go without issue- but last week-- 05:37 that's just crazy. three people were stopped--before they could ever leave the store. 06:11 i'm glad that they caught them. very good. stacy harvey, yolanda holmes and bernesha thompson are accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. according to a criminal complaint-- meijer employees had been keeping an for large box items--like a grill and a vacuum cleaner. removing them from the boxes and replacing them with more expensive merchandise. customers are surprised by the bold crime. 05:27 i'm wondering how nobody else saw a great big huge box getting cut open and people putting things inside. the three suspects were stopped by police