live in milwaukee myra sanchick fx steph thanks myra for those heading to sunday's packers game -- expect a long ride to lambeau. the packers take on the seahawks starting at 3:25. much like last week -- snow is expected to fall throughout the game. when it's all said and done -- totals in brown county are expected to be upwards of five inches. for those not going to the game -- you can anytime -- just download the fox6 storm center app. it's free and available for apple and android devices. an update to the child enticement case out of cudahy we told you about earlier this week -- police say the suspect has been arrested. the incident happened tuesday. a 13-year-old girl was walking home from school-- when she was harassed by a man asking for sex. the man reportedly drove past her several times... but eventually he left th police haven't released any details about who they took into custody -- but he was being described as a man in his late 20s to early 30's. a sussex man is facing 21- felony charges -- related to sex crimes involving minors. 19-year-old "adam rosman" allegedly had inapp

fox6's myra sanchick has more on what the city is doing to prepare. as sure as the the snow falls each year, the day before that snowfall customers call. we sell a lot of salt, shovels, snowblowers and of many hardware stores now in the thick of it. people always procrastinate,put it off here we go the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend's snow from sticking. it's worked on the past on bridges, and now it is on major streets for the first time. saturday we will be starting the operation by calling in 102 drivers and deploying 102 salt trucks to get into the di streets and pre salt those areas plow blades are being mounted onto garbage trucks to get ready for snow accumulation. it is important in the winter that we follow parking regulations. there are posted parking regulations throughout the city. please when you park your car be mindful of the posted signs. from shovels and snowblowers to big rigs preparation is in full swing.

myra sanchick and justin preparations underway. but we'll start our team coverage with tom wachs -- who's in the weather office with a look at just how much snow we should expect. weather winter storm watch for all of se wi from saturday night through sunday night increasing clouds tonight. it will be very cold with temperatures falling into the teens by sunrise. mostly cloudy and quiet during the day saturday with highs in the low 20s. sno saturday evening. the snow will continue through the day sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total

myra sanchick -- fox six news." in washington county-- 28 salt- filled snow plows are loaded, and lined-up for duty this weekend. theyre meeting, early, today, to discuss when the first guys are gonna come in, how long theyre gonna be in the shop, so they can, kinda, coordinate that, because they only have so many hours that they can schmidt mentions the restrictions on snow plow operators... .he says they can work 16 hours, before a break is required. plow drivers say you should give them some room on the road to let them work. track the weather anywhere. just download the fox six storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. president barack obama has ordered a full review into any alleged "malicious cyber activity" linked to the u-s elections. this comes as u-s intelligence officials say russia did election...claiming the russian government directed the compromise of emails of u-s political organizations. tonight, the trump camp dismissed the claims, saying the election is over and it's time to move

live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra the two women charged in connection to the death of a seven- year-old boy p 44-year-old etter hughes and 47-year old mary martinez are charged with neglecting a child and child abuse. trevion winnigham was in their care when he was taken to the hospital late last month. investigators say the boy was badly bruised and malnourished when he died. the man accused of drowning his infant son reaches a plea deal. 25-year-old sean flowers' trial was supposed to start today-- instead he pleaded guilty to an amended charge of first-degree reckless homicide. when a witness tried to save him flowers swam into even deeper water. his sentencing is scheduled for late january. the man arrested for allegedly threatening the wauwatosa police department will not be charged. instead he'll get a municipal citation for "unlawful use of a telephone". police say the threat was one of several made last week-- after it was announced no charges will be filed against the officer who shot and killed jay anderson. investigating an attempted sexual assa

fox6's myra sanchick has more on what the city is doing. as sure as the the snow falls each year, the day before that salt, shovels, snowblowers and i'm sure tomorrow morning we'll see more of it bliffert's is one of many hardware stores now in the thick of it. people always procrastinate,put it off here we go the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend's snow from sticking. it's worked on the past on bridges, and now it is on major saturday we will be starting the operation by calling in 102 drivers and deploying 102 salt trucks to get into the districts, the residential streets and pre salt those areas plow blades are being mounted onto garbage trucks to get ready for snow accumulation. it is important in the winter that we follow parking regulations. there are posted parking regulations throughout the city. please when you park your car be mindful of the posted signs. from shovels and snowblowers to swing. our main goa

fox6's myra sanchick joins us from the newsroom. waukesha police arrested four women earlier this week and they face charges of keeping a house of prostitution. the curtains were always closed at sweet thai massage in waukesha. brian frederick found the answer from a friend. it turned out to be a little more than a massage frederick says the friend just wanted a regular sports massage, not sex. he just said no thanks and got the heck out of there waukesha police say the waukesha massage parlors were actually places of prostitution, advertising services on a website called backpage. police started their investigation over the summer and ended up with an undercover detective inside. with a search warrant in hand poli only affiliated with sweet thai massage, but far east healing spa and lilac massage in waukesha. the girls we arrested were all from china. men would go into the parlors and there were many people would go in for regular massages. some however would offer extra money, cash tips for sexual favors, sexual activity those who

fox6's myra sanchick has more on what the city is doing. milwaukee officials say they are ready, prepared and will do whatever it takes to make the streets safe. as sure as the the snow falls each year, the day before that snowfall customers call. we sell a lot of salt, shovels, see more of it bliffert's is one of many hardware stores now in the thick of it. people always procrastinate,put it off here we go the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend's snow from sticking. it's worked on the past on bridges, and now it is on major streets for the first time. saturday we will be starting the operation by cali deploying 102 salt trucks to get into the districts, the residential streets and pre salt those areas plow blades are being mounted onto garbage trucks to get ready for snow accumulation. it is important in the winter that we follow parking regulations. there are posted parking regulations throughout the city. please w

fox6's myra sanchick went through the reports and has more information,. police investigation are 180 pages. they describe the day of june 23d shortly after three am when officer joseph mensah, a black officer with the wauwatosa police department was on routine patrol. documents say mensah went to check madison park after closing. that check would be anything but routine. this squad video released monday shows officer mensah firing his gun six times. we've stopped the video before impact. five milwaukee police homicide detectives who would be called to investigate page 35 mensah said he approached the nissan in the park. "he observed he anderson was breathnig fast as if nervous or scared....mensah"felt the driver was faking being asleep"he tapped the window, driver woke up and closed his eyes and leaned back in the seat again. ...mensah said "wake up. gotta talk to you"mensah "observed a black and silver semi automatic handgun. mensah told investigators he told anderson, i see the gun. don't reach for it. however mensah says anderson reached for it. office

live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra the 7-year-old milwaukee boy allegedly murdered by his caretakers will be laid to rest in arkansas. this is a photo of trevion winningham from several years ago. the medical examiner's office says family members claimed his body yesterday. winningham died a week ago from injuries related to abuse and malnutrition. two women were charged with his death. coldest air of the season. we're in for a big drop the next couple of days. weather expert tom wachs joins us now with the latest. mostly cloudy and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop into the low 20s by morning. the coldest air of the season moves in wednesday. mostly cloudy, cold and blustery. highs in the upper 20s, with wind chills in the teens all day. a few flurries are possible thursday with a cold northwest wind. wind chills in the single digits into the weekend before we have a chance for accumulating snow on sunday. tonight: mostly cloudy and chilly. low: 22 wind: w 10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy, blustery and cold. wind

fox6's myra sanchick tells you that the work will begin next year. the common council voted 12 to 3 to move ahead with the plan to replace aging underground pipes. and homeowners will pay part of that cost. as homeowners pay property tax bills on the first floor of milwaukee's city hall. on the third floor the common council votes. hamilton the motion passes with that a multi million dollar plan will go into effect, to replace milwaukee's aging lead city streets. lead leaking into the drinking water is a primary concern. it's not fair to the homeowners to require that they pay for that. we pay too much money to the city willie hart owns a home on milwaukee's northwest side and says underground pipes and the water supply should be 100 percent the city's responsibility. they should take care of that . it's not homeowner would pay up to 16 hundred dollars, or no more than a third of the cost of replacing the section of pipe under their property. the city would pay the rest., the homeowner could pay the cost over ten years. we understand there are going

fox6's myra sanchick is live in fox lake. police and the dodge county sheriff are not releasing information, but it's quiet in a small town. fewer than two thousand people live in fox lake i was putting a furnace in for my dad. and many know each other. they also know when something isn't quite right. and i knew something was going on when i went home and when i got home i turned my scanner on and i heard the dodge county make a dispatch call sunday evening lennart buchd five minutes, ten minutes before i left but i didn't think anything of it because of the hunting season around here. neighbors point to this home on we go trail. they say those who lived here moved in on labor day and no one nearby knew them well. they all noticed fancy vehicles parked in the drive, including a huge camper. fox6 learned that a man in his thirties bought the camper for cash, tens of others he was going to move to nevada with his girlfriend and open a restaurant. before he left, he bought this house for his mother. although several others repor

fox6's myra sanchick tells you when the work will begin. as homeowners pay property tax bills on the first floor of milwaukee's city hall. on the third floor the common council votes. hamilton the motion passes with that a multi million dollar plan will go into effect, to replace milwaukee's aging lead pipe laterals beneath city streets. lead leaking into the drinking water is a primary homeowners to require that they pay for that. we pay too much money to the city willie hart owns a home on milwaukee's northwest side and says underground pipes and the water supply should be 100 percent the city's responsibility. they should take care of that . it's not fair to the property owners under the plan a homeowner would pay up to16 no more than a third of the cost of replacing the section of pipe under their property. the city would pay the rest., the homeowner could pay the cost over ten years. we understand there are going to be families who can't afford this right now. at the same time there are absentee landlords who would not be doing this if

fox6's myra sanchick tells you how a hollywood feature film shot in the city's poorest neighborhood . the reality of milwaukee violence this past year. nat the toll of a high murder nat conflict nat gun violence nat lights flashing lights camera action. nat and reaction nat camera set. action the harsh reality of the streets surrounding them makes a backdrop for a group of filmmakers head to milwaukee's poorest neighborhood to produce a movie. a musical no less. i'm from l.a. i produce and direct out there. and we wanted to use as much local milwaukee what's going on is that we're filming a full feature movie called 53206 milwaukee and it highlights the crime and tragedy. it also highlights talent kim zulkowski known as mz kim, is producing this hollywood movie. it's not her first. lived in poverty. grew up in foster care , had that single mother . mom was young when she had me, a teenaged parent. 11 siblings . so i grew up on the streets that we call went out through facebook. it was spearheaded by milwaukee activist tory lowe. the talent is amazing. from milwaukee. born there were c

fox6's myra sanchick tells you how a hollywood feature film shot in the city's poorest neighborhood . the reality of milwaukee violence this past year. nat the toll of a high murder rate lights flashing lights camera action. nat and reaction nat camera set. action the harsh reality of the streets surrounding them makes a backdrop for a group of filmmakers head to milwaukee's poorest neighborhood to produce a movie. a musical no less. i'm from l.a. i produce and direct out there. and we wanted to use as much local milwaukee talent as usual with filming a full feature movie called 53206 milwaukee and it highlights the crime and tragedy. it also highlights talent kim zulkowski known as mz kim, is producing this hollywood movie. it's not her first. lived in poverty. grew up in foster care , had that single mother . mom was young when she had me, a so i grew up on the streets that we're filming .. several months ago, a casting call went out through facebook. it was spearheaded by milwaukee activist tory lowe. the talent is amazing. from milwaukee. born there were call backs. and milwaukee

myra sanchick spoke to the little boy's mother today. it's a story you'll see only on fox6. this is a dated picture of trevion winningham who would not live to see milwaukee police say the seven year old was brought to children's hospital with numerous injuries. he would not survive. while two men and two women were arrested in connection with his death, being investigated as a homicide, one of the women, forty four years old was convicted in a similar crime in 2003. fox6 discovered that the 44 year old was convicted for a previous child neglect-- resulting in the death of one year old bryan alston in 2003. was just a happy child always has been trevion's mother did not talk about why the boy was staying with others on south 19th street or his relation to those arrested, i don't really know what happened but the thing is it didn't have to happen. i don't know the full details right now. nobody's telling me anything. i don't know right now a source tells fox6 another boy was also injured in the incident and is at childe doing better. i haven't been up to see him. i'm going to

myra sanchick combed through the several hundred pages... she' i've been told after the d-a decided not to charge.... wauwatosa police have been receiving death threats by phone, and writing. they tell me they are investigating to prosecute anyone making a threat and are on high alert. in the meantime, there is an extensive investigation report online, nearly two hundred pages worth. the documents from the milwaukee police investigation are 180 pages. they describe the day of june 23 officer joseph mensah, a black officer with the wauwatosa police department was on routine patrol. documents say mensah went to check madison park after closing. that check would be anything but routine. this squad video released monday shows officer mensah firing his gun six times. five bullets would hit jay anderson. in an interview with milwaukee police homicide detectives who said he approached the nissan in the park. "he observed he anderson was breathnig fast as if nervous or scared....mensah"felt the driver was faking being asleep"he tapped the window, dr

fox6's myra sanchick explains. some in waukesha wondered why the curtains were always closed at sweet thai massage in waukesha. brian frederick found the answer from a friend. it turned out to be a little more than a massage frederick says the friend massage, not sex. he just said no thanks and got the heck out of there waukesha police say the waukesha massage parlors were actually places of prostitution, advertising services on a website called backpage. police started their investigation over the summer and ended up with an undercover detective inside. with a search warrant in hand police arrested four women monday , not only affiliated with sweet thai massage, but far east healing spa and lilac massage in waukesha. the girls we arrested were all the parlors and there were many people would go in for regular massages. some however would offer extra money, cash tips for sexual favors, sexual activity those who work at a convenience store near one of the massage parlors did notice how the women there dressed. short

live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news brad thanks myra tomorrow morning, wisconsin will be the first state in the country to begin recounting all of its ballots in the presidential race. political reporter theo keith joins us in the studio, theo, some concerns. the warning to county clerks was this... expect more attention than normal at the couting sites because wisconsin is in the national spotlight. good morningcounty clerks get their final instructions before the recount starts at 9 a-m thursday. election administrators say that anyone can watch as the votes get recounted in each county... make challenges. we would expect people to be civil wisconsin citizens and guests, and if they want to participate in the process, thats fine, but our expectation is that it will largely go smoothly elections administrators say that some clerks are miffed that the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein, who got just one percent of the vote. the communication weve had from clerks has not been frantic or panicky theres been some frustration over that this is necessary st

fox6's myra sanchick tells you more about what will happen. it's not fair to the homeowners to require that they pay for that. we pay too much money to the city willie hart owns a home on milwaukee's underground pipes and the water supply should be 100 percent the city's responsibility. they should take care of that . it's not fair to the property owners as homeowners pay property tax bills on the first floor of milwaukee's city hall. on the third floor the passes with that a multi million dollar plan will go into effect, to replace milwaukee's aging lead pipe laterals beneath city streets. lead leaking into the drinking water is a primary concern. under the plan a homeowner would pay up to 16 hundred dollars, or no more than a third of the cost of replacing the section of pipe under their property. the city would pay the rest., the homeowner could pay the cost over ten years. we understand there are going to be families who can't afford this right now. at the same time there are absentee landlords who would not be doing this if we did not hav

fox6's myra sanchick has the story. the documents from the milwaukee police investigation are 180 pages. they describe the day of june 23d shortly after three am when officer joseph mensah, a black officer was on routine patrol. documents say mensah went to check madison park after closing. that check would be anything but routine. this squad video released monday shows officer mensah firing his gun six times. we've stopped the video before impact. five bullets would hit jay anderson. in an interview with milwaukee police homicide detectives who would be called to investigate page 35 mensah said he approached the nissan in the park. "he observed he anderson was breathnig fast as if nervous or was faking being asleep"he tapped the window, driver woke up and closed his eyes and leaned back in the seat again. ...mensah said "wake up. gotta talk to you"mensah "observed a black and silver semi automatic handgun...on the front seat. mensah told investigators he told anderson, i see the gun. don't reach for it. however mensah

live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news meanwhile, the recount rolls on in milwaukee county-- as additional communities join milwaukee, in continuing the work. justin williams shares more from milwaukee. are you? day two, a write-in for bernie sanders with tim kaine as vice president. begets more bickering because tim kaine is a valid candidate, i think it should be counted as hillary. over botched ballots, theres no way to determine that their, the voters, intent was to vote for clinton, when she, when this voter wrote-in bernie sanders. as the recount continues, in write-in, and, therefore, that vote would only be counted as a scattering vote. friday, dozens of volunteers take a tally of milwaukee countys contribution to the 2016 presidential campaign, as hundreds of thousands of votes are recounted. we have different municipalities in, today, in addition to the city of milwaukee, than you had, yesterday. milwaukee county clerk, joe czarnezki, explains, the morning hours are dedicated to verifying absentee ballots, while the afternoon involves counting ballots. milwaukee will b

but let's start with myra sanchick to get about two hours ago, judge james petersen said no. he will not stop the recount, not yet. the groups can ask for an injunction next week and the judge will take arguments, but for now the count is on. earlier today pro trump groups filed suit to stop the recount immediately, an emergency effort that was denied. today three documents were filed in federal court by a group stop hillary pac.. one did for a temporary restraining order to stop the recount until bigger issues are decided. the bigger issues: the lawsuit says the recount is unconstitutional. the recount has been going on since thursday after green party candidate jill stein paid 3 point five million dollars to force the recount of wisconsin's three million presidential votes. president elect donald trump won that election by 22-thousand votes in wisconsin. president-elect trump and

live in fox lake myra sanchick fox6 news mary thanks myra [ tower pinging ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. weather cloudy skies tonight with some areas of fog. temperatures will night. mostly cloudy with a few flurries on tuesday. temperatures won't move much, with highs in the middle 30s. the coldest air of the season moves in on wednesday and lingers through saturday. highs will only be in the 20s with lows in the teens. wind chills on wednesday & thursday will be in the teens all day. our next chance for snow is on sunday. tonight: cloudy with low: 32 wind: se 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a few flurries. high: 36 wind: w 5-15 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy, blustery and cold. wind chills: teens. am low: 22 blustery and cold. w

live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news mary thanks myra the man accused of drowning his young son reaches a plea deal today... trial was scheduled to begin for 25- year-old sean flowers -- but first- degree reckless homicide. sean flowers the third drowned in a pond july 30th on milwaukee's northwest side. flowers will be sentenced january 25th. no criminal charges will be filed-- so, the person arrested for threatening the wauwatosa police department will be given a ticket. it stems from the jay anderson case. police say five threats of violence were made against the department last week. that's when it was announced no charges will be filed against the officer for anybody who had been wishing for winter weather: wish granted. you have the snow -- and now comes the cold... fox6 weather expert tom wachs is on the weather deck with just how cold it's going to get. weather a few light snow showers are possible around midnight. no temperatures will fall through the teens, to around 10 by morning. mostly sunny, blustery and cold on tuesday with a high around 17 and wind chills around

live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news mary thanks myra more than two years ago, she was shot and killed while sitting on her grandfather's lap. today, one of the men responsible for laylah petersen's death la fox six's justin williams was in court this morning for sentencing. he joins us with the latest. as you might expect, there were plenty of tears in one milwaukee county courtroom today... as laylah petersen's family watched one of three men who participated in her homicide -- be sent off to prison. they shared their memories... she was charismatic as they come, and, because of your actions, she will never have that opportunity to live her life to the fullest. be sittin at home, cant sleep for two, or three, days. thursday, members of laylah petersens family gathered inside a milwaukee county courtroom, for the sentencing hearing of carl barrett, convicted in connection with november, 2014 shooting death of the five-year-old girl. she may have lived a short life, but her life was full of love. we will never know, or be able to fully understand, what drove your willing partici

in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news until laterals get replaced, water filtration systems are encouraged. what should you look for when purchasing one? search "n-s-f logo" on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app for more information. they looked like pretty easy targets. two women getting out of their for a couple of car thieves. and the way this woman describes what happened -- couldn't be better. plus, a warning tonight for dog owners after one ends up dead while its owner was shoveling. the landmark "21st century cures" bill, giving more than six billion dollars to medical research... is now law. president barack obama signed the bill today after congress passed it approval for drugs and medical devices. the act includes the "cancer moonshot" initiative led by vice president joe biden... which gives nearly 2 billion dollars to the fight against cancer. it's in honor of his son, beau - who died last year of brain cancer. "god willing, this bill will literally save lives. but most of all, what it does, just this mere signing today, gives millions of americans hope." the bill also inclu

in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news tonight - strong allegations. a woman claims she was attacked at a local ymca.. how she says her attacker was finally scared off.. plus - this child and i hope i dont break him,' ' he was in the right place at the right time - the unlikely hero and the little break break a few light snow showers are possible around midnight. no accumulation expected. temperatures will fall through the mostly sunny, blustery and cold on tuesday with a high around 17 and wind chills around zero during the day. partly sunny, windy and very cold wednesday with a high around 14 and wind chills below zero all day. morning wind chills wednesday will be in the -10 to -15 range. partly sunny and bitter cold thursday. highs in the single digits. morning wind chill afternoon wind chills -5 to -15. another winter storm could impact us friday into saturday. stay tuned. tonight: light snow showers overnight. low: 10 wind: wsw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. blustery and sunny, windy and cold. am low: 6 high: 14 wind: wnw 15-25 mph tonight - tro

but, there is something to sin fox6's myra sanchick tells you about how a hollywood feature film, shot in the city's poorest neighborhood . the reality of milwaukee violence this past year. nat the toll of a high murder rate nat conflict nat gun violence nat lights flashing lights camera action. nat and reaction nat camera set. action the harsh surrounding them makes a backdrop for a group of filmmakers head to milwaukee's poorest neighborhood to produce a movie. a musical no less. i'm from l.a. i produce and direct out there. and we wanted to use as much local milwaukee talent as usual with casts as well. what's going on is that we're filming a full feature movie called 53206 milwaukee and it highlights the crime and tragedy. it also highlights talent kim zulkowski known as mz kim, is it's not her first. lived in poverty. grew up in foster care , had that single mother . mom was young when she had me, a teenaged parent. 11 siblings . so i grew up on the streets that we're filming .. several months ago, a casting call went out through facebook. it was spearheaded by milwaukee activist

fox6's myra sanchick has the latest. morgan geyser is now fifteen years old. she is a in institutions, including the prison system. she is diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia. at age twelve prosecutors say geyser and a middle school friend --anissa weier, stabbed a classmate 19 times to please the fictional character, slenderman. the victim survived. monday geyser's attorneys asked her confession that day be thrown out, that the trial be held in a county other than waukesha due to all the publicity, and that the two girls have separate trials. i think that the girls be separate may 14th 2014 paul renkis was a waukesha sheriff's lt. who responded to the crime scene, a little girl stabbed in a wooded area multiple times. the retired officer told how geyser confessed. he says he read miranda rights to the girl and she waived them.. agreeing to talk more about what happened. i asked her where the blood came forced to stab her best friend to death. .. telling renkis the girls committed the crime for slenderman. she told me she had a sleepover and she and anoth

fox6's myra sanchick tells you how a hollywood feature film shot in the city's poorest neighborhood . the reality of milwaukee violence this past year. nat the toll of a high murder nat lights flashing lights camera action. nat and reaction nat camera set. action the harsh reality of the streets surrounding them makes a backdrop for a group of filmmakers head to milwaukee's poorest neighborhood to produce a movie. a musical no less. i'm from l.a. i produce and direct out there. and we wanted to use as much local milwaukee talent as usual with casts as well. what's going on is that we're filming a full feature movie called 53206 milwaukee and it highlights the crime and tragedy. it known as mz kim, is producing this hollywood movie. it's not her first. lived in poverty. grew up in foster care , had that single mother . mom was young when she had me, a teenaged parent. 11 siblings . so i grew up on the streets that we're filming .. several months ago, a casting call went out through facebook. it was spearheaded by milwaukee activist tory lowe. the talent is amazing. from milwaukee. born

fox6's myra sanchick is in the newsroom with the latest. a judge ruled that the girls be tried separately and he heard arguments urging that one girl's morgan geyser is now fifteen years old. she is a young woman growing up in institutions, including the prison system. she is diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia. at age twelve prosecutors say geyser and a middle school friend --anissa weier, stabbed a classmate 19 times to please the fictional character, slenderman. the victim survived. monday geyser's the trial be held in a county other than waukesha due to all the publicity, and that the two girls have separate trials. i think that the girls are so different so it needs to be separate may 14th 2014 paul renkis was a waukesha sheriff's lt. who responded to the crime scene, a little girl stabbed in a wooded area multiple times. the retired officer told how geyser confessed. he says he read miranda rights to the girl and them.. agreeing to talk more about what happened. i asked her where the blood came from. she told me she was forced to

however--- a judge has denied an fox6's myra sanchick tells us about this national story unfolding here in our state. the lawsuit was filed today in federal court and the groups are asking that a federal judge in madison sign a temporary injunction stopping the recount. but less than an hour ago, judge james petersen said no. he will not stop the recount, not yet. the groups can ask for an injunction next week and the judge will take arguments, but for now the count is on. the recount has been going on party candidate jill stein paid 3 point five million dollars to force the recount of wisconsin's three million presidential votes. president elect donald trump won that election by 22-thousand votes in wisconsin. today three documents were filed in federal court by a group called great america pac, and stop hillary pac, one is asking for a temporary restraining order to stop the recount until bigger issues are decided. the bigger issues: unconstitutional. president-elect trump and supporters also filed actions to head off separate recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. those recounts have