involving the shooting outside district 6 police station. a criminal complaint reveals the victim reed carlsen was shot three times before he died. the alleged shooter, randall drescher, told police his friend asked him to go along for protection while he bought a shotgun. the transaction was supposed to take place outside of district 6 police station last thursday. drescher says he was sitting in the van when carlsen walked up and asked if they were cops. traffic cone through the window of the van. when drescher got out to put the cone back, he says carlsen ran back toward him. drescher says he feared for his life and shot him multiple times....then walked into the police station and turned himself in. he is now charged with first degree reckless homicide. mostly sunny this afternoon with the temperature reaching into the low 80s. dewpoints will be slightly higher in the 60s. clouds increase overnight as rain and thunder move in for wednesday. some storms may be strong to severe. a few lingering showers possible early thursday then gradual c

right in front of the police station?!?! oh, my god! t thats, thats, thats, beyond scandalous, right there. following the shooting, we're told the 65-year-old turned himself in, and surrendered the gun to police inside district six. that was a good thing, i think, for the man, but, unfortunately, i feel for sorry for the family. uh ... i'm ... i ... i don't have any words. i mean, the violence is that, that, that random?!?! milwaukee police have not familiar with each other. the case is expected to be presented to the district attorney's office, in the coming days, for consideration of any charges. this is the latest, in milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. ben thanks justin it's time for your news and weather together. a 34-year-old man is recovering after being shot early th downtown milwaukee. it happened near old world third street and wells. officials say there was a fight leading up to the shooting -- and the victim drove himself to 4th and kilbourn -- where he was able to flag down a passing squad car. he was then taken to

right by a police station?!?! that's crazy! i mean, that's as bold as it can get! tuesday, 65-year-old randall drescher of milwaukee faces one count of first degree reckless homicide, in connection with the august 18th shooting carlsen--right in front of the district 6 police station, near 27th and oklahoma. a criminal complaint indicates a friend of drescher arranged to purchase a gun from an unidentified person, and they meet, here. around 6-40, as the two are sitting in this van, watching passers-by, the 42- year-old carlsen walks near the van, and questions drescher about staring at him. when drescher told carlsen to leave, he refused. dreschers friend says when drescher tells carlsen to leave, again, the response involves carlsen, throwing an orange construction cone into the open, passenger window. when carlsen began to walk away, drescher got out, to put the cone back in place. but then, drescher claims, carlsen began approaching him, and drescher pulled his gun. when carlsen continues coming at him, drescher says he feared for his life, so he shot carlsen,

now the latest on death investigation in shorewood -- after a suspect dies at the police station. police say the 39-year-old man was arrested last week for a domestic violence case. the man was later found unresponsive in his cell. he died at the hospital. the greenfield police department will be handling the investigation. now a dose of reality ---four suspected overdose deaths over the weekend are likely linked to a growing fentanyl problem in our city. the drug is a pain medication 50-100 times heroin. according to the medical examiner's office -- milwaukee county is on track to see twice as many fentanyl related deaths this year than last. this weekend's victims range in age from 26 to 43. overdose deaths have now exceeded motor vehicle accidents as the leading cause of accidental deaths in the united states. over the weekend-- police found former guitarist and founding member of the band "3 doors down" dead at have overdosed. he was in town to play a benefit concert with a local band-- helping the the stars and stripes honor flight. i explained what the event was and he said,

a milwaukee man accused of killing another man outside the district six police station is expected in court today. police say 65-year-old randall drescher got into an argument with a 52-year-old man outside the police station. he then allegedlly pulled a gun and shot the other man. drescher walked into the police station along with his friend and turned themselves in. also expected in court today, a former cudahy police dispatcher accused of stealing money meant to pay for tickets.prosectors say melissa mueller failed to record at least three different payments in july.the alleged theft was caught on surveillance cameras. mueller has pleaded not guilty. milwaukee police are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting on milwaukee's north side.one person was killed and two others injured in the shooting near 27th and brown street.a 16-year-old boy was one of the people injured. one neighbor we spoke to who asked we not show his face, says these shootings are happening too often. it's not no color barrier you know we all bleed red we just need me help in this city it's sad police haven'

a man was shot and killed just outside of a police station in milwaukee last night. police say that victim got into a fight with two men in a van outside police headquarters. one man pulled a gun and shot him. he later died. the two men in the van walked into the police station and turned themselves in and surrendered their gun to police. >>> a dad in omaha is blaming his kids for hallucinating after eating four brownies. police entered the house he was crawling up the stairs laying insults at the family cat. the 51-year-old started feeling sick after eating brownies in had used earlier that day. he started feeling bad and so she called the kids and said what was in the brownies? >> we put two and two together. i said call the kids and tell them i had two brownies and ask them how high i'm gonna get. >> they didn't respond. he called 911. police did come to the house, but they didn't arrest him or take him to the hospital even when he started cat. he says he's okay now but he stands by what he said to the cat. [ laughter ] >> oh, bad kitty. good kitty. >>> that was so

a man murdered -- right in front of milwaukee police station. and what police say led to the fatal shot. a disturbing discovery in lincoln park. a body in the river. why it may be hard for police to figure out who it is. and -- two girls... accused of trying to stab their friend to death. what their lawyers asked for today in court. those stories too much publicity for a fair trial with a waukesha jury. that's what the lawyers in the so called slenderman case say is an issue. fox6's myra sanchick says one wants a trial in a different county, the other wants the jury brought in from outside waukesha county. morgan geyser now lives at the winnebago mental health institution being treated for schizophre guilty by reason of mental health or defect. two psychiatrists will evaluate her for this plea. anissa weier is in a juvenile detention center in west bend. she was allowed to have one wrist freed of handcuffs friday so she could take notes in court. they allegedly stabbed a friend 19 times, more than two years ago to please slenderman, an internet f

i'm jonathan hall, 7 news. >> adam: a man walks into a salem police station and makes a shocking admission, police kay he confessed to on this disturbing story. >> reporter: that man's wife had filed this restraining order back in may saying her husband had tried to kill her before. douglas steves in handcuffs in front of a judge hours after he walked right into the lobby of the salem police station and confessed to strangling his wife. >> the officer asked him if he could help him, mr. steves responded i just killed moo wife. the the fer said you what. mr. steves repeat that had he just killed his wife. >> reporter: carmela saunders lived in fear for her life and in fear of her husband and prosecutors say early this morning, those fears came true. when police discovered her body in home shortly after her husband's confession, they were going through a authorizes and the woman filed a restraining order to keep her husband away. >> i don't care what happened to me but i will get you. >> reporter: family says scared especially when steves recently posted he was a which had owe,on face book.

michele fiore joins us live from the racine police station. george and carole, police became familiar with the case about a year ago. a maintenance man let himself

there is an intense scrum inside this police station. the two men are around here and everybody is trying to get a glimpse of them. what the swimmers said according to the police, there was no robbery. the sources who spoke to the swimmers calling that an outright lie, saying none of the swimmers have changed their story. following social media. on monday, the ioc denying it happened, then lochte repeoples the story, which was broadcast on nbc. when asked about the suspicious behavior, the international olympic committee passes the buck to the u.s. olympic committee. is there any concern that ryan lochte and his teammates may have been trying to cover something up? >> i couldn't possibly comment on that. >> and matt gutman with us live tonight. matt, police have now requested that those two swimmers, including ryan lochte, be indicted. and what you have learned about the other two swimmers? >> reporter: david, the recommendation is that prosecutors indict lochte and feigen for providing false testimony to police about what they say happe

right in front of the police station?!?! oh, my god! thats, thats brave! thats bold! thats, thats, thats, beyond scandalous, right there. following the shooting, we're told the 65-year-old turned himself in, and surrendered the gun to police inside district six. that was a good thing, i think, for the man, but, unfortunately, i feel for sorry for the family. uh ... i'm ... i ... i don't have any words. i mean, the violence milwaukee police have not indicated whether the shooter and victim were familiar with each other. the case is expected to be presented to the district attorney's office, in the coming days, for consideration of any charges. this is the latest, in milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. a death investigation is underway -- after a body was found in milwaukee's lincoln park. the medical examiner's office milwaukee river. the initial indication is that it is an adult man -- and that he's been in the water for a while. investigators are still looking into who this man is and how he died. new at nine. a city of milwaukee employee accused of keeping a

kathy: a man shot and killed outside a milwaukee police station. what happened when police say the gunman then walked inside. joyce: different faiths coming together. the prayers for healing after the unrest in the city. and two american olympic swimmers appear to be headed home. what investigators say really happened the night the teammates claim they were robbed. kathy: we begin with breaking news, a fatal shooting right outside a milwaukee police station. joyce: christina palladino is live from 27th just north of oklahoma, where the gunman turned himself in to police. >> a very bizarre situation here outside of milwaukee police district six headquarters, a homicide happening right here on the sidewalk. police tell us a 42-year-old milwaukee man was shot after getting into an argument with two men sitting in their car for a third person. it's unclear if they know each other or why they got into an argument. police say a 65-year-old man took out his gun and shot the victim. that person died across the street at st. luke's hospital. we're told the m

this is new video of the group exiting the police station south of rio, but the men were about to be en route home when they were called in by police. one of them already is. ryan lochte already back on american soil. at the live desk, erika gongs. >>> brazilian authorities became suspicious of the swimmers story after seeing this video obtained by the daily mail. it shows the athletes checking back into the olympic village sunday night. the men did not act like they had just been robbed and seemed to have several items in their pockets despite claiming their wallets were stolen. police also said ryan lochte's story doesn't match with his teammates story. lochte spoke to matt lauer by phone and said he may have been embellished what happened. >> when he talked to me tonight, he said that's when the guy and cocked it and i pointedly said to him you had said before

the shooter and another man then walked into the police station and turned themselves in. police continue to search for a gunman this afternoon following a shooting on old world third. a 34-year-old man was shot during a fight in the street, just before three a-m. he's expected to survive. donald trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort has resigned.a trump source said manafort told trump he was becoming a distraction. campaign manager corey campaign earlier this summer. on the democratic side - hillary clinton is urging people to donate to the red cross after massive flooding in lousiana. she also gave a shout-out to her husband today on twitter. former president bill clinton turned 70 today. his spokesman says if hillary is elected president, bill will no longer give paid speeches. the first presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump is expected to take place monday, september october....and both clinton and trump have agreed to participate in a "commander-in- chief" forum on m-s-n-b-c september 7th. storm team 4 now....kind of a gray day with lingering

a man charged with stockpiling weapons, threatening to burn down a mosque, bomb a police station, and assassinate the president. good evening, i'm paula evans. >> he told investigators he wanted possible. testifies in federal court when agents raided his home. they found parts of a rifle, chemicals, and threatening notes. an acquaintance said he was about to snap. the fbi found materials threatening violent attacks against members of the islamic dangerously close to a mother and her children. the bullet flew right in there bedroom. >> the shooter remains on the loose. >> robben -- traces the path of a bullet. a shot that tore through gist after robben's southerly was sleeping with her 4-year-old daughter and 4-month-old baby boy. >> the car drived here and then right back. she started to cry and called >> her brother was on the front porch. police say the vehicle can't be identified. >> i'm kind of shocked. it's been here for 30 years and sounds like there's a turnaround in what kids are doing. >> the -- he doesn't know why the house would be targeted. >> now we got scared. my brother

police say he was a gas station security officer. you see what appears to be gunnar bentz reaching into his wallet and taking out money, handing it to the man. then, you see them walking offcamera, one swimmer with his hands up in the air. sources who spoke to all four swimmers today insist their version still holds true. they point to a three-minute chunk of missing video which they claim would show the men being held up at gunpoint. and bullied to sit down on the curb. the video returns and you see them putting their hands up. pocket, appearing to hand it to a man in black. they are then held there by security until 6:20 a.m. sources telling abc news exclusively that the men were forced to hand over all of their money, about $400 by those armed men, who were not the police. 40 minutes later, you see them back at the olympic village, just before 7:00 a.m., seemingly unfazed. whatever happened, police saying tonight, it wasn't this. >> the guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead, he said, get down, and i was like,

right by a police station?!?! that's 65-year-old randall drescher of milwaukee faces one count of first degree reckless homicide, in connection with the august 18th shooting death of reed carlsen, right in front of the district 6 police station,. prosecutors say a friend of drescher arranged to purchase a gun from an unidentified person, and they agreed to meet, at the station. around 6-40, as the two sat in this van, watching passers-by, the 42-year-old carlsen w questioned drescher about staring at him. when drescher told carlsen to leave, he refused. dreschers friend says carlsen appeared to be on drugs, and, when drescher told carlsen to leave, again, carlsen, threw an orange construction cone into the open passenger window. prosecutors say that when carlsen began to walk away, drescher got out, to put the cone back in place. but then, drescher says carlsen approached him, and drescher pulled his gun. when carlsen drescher says he feared for his life, so he shot carlsen, three times. then, drescher entered the

and it happened right in front of the district six police station. police say two men were sitting in a van last night... when they got into an argument with a man on the sidewalk. during the argument ... police say a 65- year old man inside the van pulled out a handgun... and shot the man on the sidewalk. the accused shoote themselves in at the police station... along with the gun. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. no word on what charges could be filed. two girls accused of stabbing a classmate go before a judge today. last month the court ruled morgan geyser and anissa weier will stay in adult court. their attorneys had argued for them to transferred to juvenile court. geyser and weier allegedly stabbed a friend 19-times to please the fictional character slenderman geyser and weier each face one count of attempted first degree intentional homicide. their status conferences are scheduled for this afternoon in waukesha county court. community groups -- calling for the release of the bodycam video of what happened leading up to the s

melinda: this morning, milwaukee police continue to investigate a deadly shooting right outside a police station. police tell wisn 12 news a 42-year-old milwaukee man was shot after getting into an argument near 27th and oklahoma. that's right outside police district 6 headquarters. police say a 65-year-old man took out his gun and shot the victim. that person died at the hospital. the gunman then turned himself in to police. ben: this morning, police in fond du lac county are investigating new clues in the case of a missing college student. amber wilde, of fond du lac county, vanished in 1998. the uw-green bay student was pregnant when she went missing. case as a homicide. three months ago, they named their main person of interest as the father of wilde's unborn child. now, newly unsealed court documents have identified his friend as a person of interest as well. police hope this information will generate new tips in the case. melinda: the green and gold have done it again, the packers grabbed another victory in game two of the pre-season. eddie lacy's powerful running early on helped propel th

he's at the elger street police station and he did have typhus, so riis uses this as an example of the danger of contagious disease to the people that are staying there who then spread it when they left, but also to the policemen themselves. the police were concerned about this issue. so they do succeed in closing down the lodging houses and the idea that the police -- policing authority should have the major role in supplying homeless shelters, and riis believed that private charities should take over that role in partnership with the municipality. so with shared funds, both city and charitable funds to open

police say the four were drunk at the time. the athletes eventually paid for the damage and left the gas station. authorities say while it is possible that criminal charges might be sought against one or more of the athletes... it is unlikely at this point. olympic officials are urging police to drop the case. andrada says: "you know, let's give these kids a break, you know, sometimes you take actions that you later regret, we-- they are magnificent athletes, lochte is one of the best swimmers of all times, you know, they had fun, they made a mistake, it's part of life, life goes on." the united states olympic committee released a statement in regards to the incident. it reads in part quote : "the behavior of these athletes is not acceptable, nor does it represent the values of team u-s-a or the conduct of the vast majority pieces. how louisiana is looking to rebuild after historic flooding. and those who went to canton, ohio in hopes of seeing the packers play...you finally have some good news. the refunds given to fans - coming yes? please repeat the objective. ?? thrivent mutual funds. managed

because now i've transported this person to the police station. i then have to get a warrant and now -- >> phone on the way. >> well, so let's, let's talk about the rural aspects of minnesota and north dakota. in a lot of these jurisdictions, there's only one officer on duty. i grew up in a town of 2,000 20 miles from the north dakota border. there was only ever one officer on duty, and that hasn't changed. the other problem is there's not a hospital located in every jurisdiction in minnesota and north dakota. and, for example, in the town that i grew up in, the nearest, the nearest hospital would actually be in fargo, north dakota. so now -- >> but you have to do the breath test then. you don't take them to -- >> [inaudible] >> that's the practical term, you have two tests, a breath test, blood test. you can choose precinct or hospital. >> if they choose to take the breath test. now, what -- i'm not going to get a warrant to take a breath test because -- >> why? >> why? >> -- i can't force somebody to blow into the straw. >> well, you make it a c

now, searching for information on what led up to a fatal shooting right outside the doors of a police station. police say two men got into an argument outside of district six headquarters near 27th and oklahoma. one man reportedly shot and killed the other. it's not clear if they knew each other. police say the suspect then walked into district six, told officers about the shooting and handed over the gun. melinda: now, continued coverage of the unrest in milwaukee. people in sherman park are working to pick up the pieces. tim, what's next? tim: right now, crews are working to demolish the businesses that were burned during the unrest. here's the scene on saturday when fires broke out at eight businesses near sherman and most damage, it burned to the ground. yesterday we saw atf agents sifting through the rubble for evidence. crews are working to clear the damage from the gas station lot and an o'reilly auto parts that was badly damaged. the demolition will also help investigators collect key evidence about how those fires started. ben: people from across milwaukee, coming together, after the

right in front of the police station?!?! oh, my god! thats, thats brave! thats bold! thats, thats, thats, beyond scandalous, right there. following the shooting, we're told the 65-year-old turned himself in, and surrendered the gun to police inside thing, i think, for the man, but, unfortunately, i feel for sorry for the family. uh ... i'm ... i ... i don't have any words. i mean, the violence is that, that, that random?!?! milwaukee police have not indicated whether the shooter and victim were familiar with each other. the case is expected to be presented to the district attorney's office, in the coming days, for consideration of any charges. milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. the girls charged in the slenderman stabbing case appear in court for a status hearing. morgan geyser and anissa weier are accused of trying to kill a classmate more than two years ago when they were twelve. they told police they did it to please the fictional character slenderman. lawyers for both girls are concerned that publicity will keep them from getting a fair trial. the two be s

a truck full of explosive explosives going off right outside a police station. this is new void video. purg circumstances tan workmen's party, or pkk are claiming responsibility. >>> ryan lochte is accused of falsely reporting a crime in brazil meaning he will be summoned to rio. he can opt to send a lawyer so he won't need to appear in person just yet. if convicted, he faces 1 to 6 months in jail. the charges are related to a story about armed robbery. xaj rated what happened. but there is some good news. he picked up an endorsement from pine brothers cough drops. he lost 4 big endorsements this the woman who fell to der her death in rio. she disconnected herself from the safety system and fell 40 free feet from a platform. the company says instructors are on the course to help. that woman's family says zip lining was on her bucket list and they are calling her death an accident. >>> to mississippi now, just heart-breaking, 2 catholic the poor are found dead in the home they shared. they were both nurse practitioners at a medical clinic. when they didn't show u

right in front of on their police stations. investigators say the three people got into a fight near district 6 on the south side. that's when a 65 year old man pulled a gun and shot a 42 year old man. the victim died at the hospital. the shooter and another man turned themselves in to police. community groups along with the a-c-l-u are calling for the the body camera footage from the police shooting death of sylville smith to be releas. year- old was armed with a gun when he took running after a traffic stop over the weekend. the shooting sparked massive riots on milwaukee's north side over the weekend. the wisconsin department of justice has launched a tip line for information about sylville smith's death. this marks the first time the agency has offered an anonymous tip line for a deadly shooting involving a police officer. there's a link at tmj- 4- dot- com. happening right now...police trying to calm members of a after death threats.new from overnight police met with famileis for several hours -- reassure them they are saf

is accused of shooting and killing reed carlsen right in front of the district 6 police station last week. prosecutors say carlsen was harassing drescher and he was asked multiple times to stop. carlsen kept app drescher shot him-- drescher immediately turned himself into police-- saying he feared for his life. he's charged with first degree reckless homicide. the orange fence around sherman park signifies the park's hours are still restricted. since last week, the park closes each night at six at night-- reopening at six in the morning. those that live around the park hope that the hours will return to normal soon-- saying the children need a place to go. however-- the milwaukee county sheriff's office tells us the earlier hours will stay in effect until the milwaukee common council completes the first draft of their public safety "action plan." the plan has 23 recommendations-- divided by city, county, and state-- to reduce crime. the report calls for more law enforcement officers, expanding the juvenile detention facilities, and using electronic monitoring less. not everyone on th

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also, searching for information on what led up to a fatal shooting right outside the doors of a police station. police say two men got into an argument outside of district six headquarters near 27th and oklahoma. one man reportedly shot and killed the other. it is not clear if they knew each other right now. police say the suspect then walked into district six, told officers about the shooting, and handed over the gun. melinda: now, continued coverage of the unrest in milwaukee. people in sherman park are working to pick up the pieces. tim, what's next? tim: yes, i was out there yesterday watching as people start on the street. a sad sight to see. right now, crews are working to demolish the businesses that were burned during the unrest. here is the scene on saturday when fires broke out at eight businesses near sherman and burleigh. this bp gas station had the most damage -- it burned to the ground. yesterday, we saw those atf agents sifting through the rubble for evidence. crews are working to clear the and an o'reilly auto parts that was badly damaged. the atf will help investigators collec

by police after a three-hour sta 6 people are dead and hundreds more wounded after attacks on police stations across turkey, . 3 officers were killed when a car bomb exploded outside a police headquarters in eastern turkey. just hours earlier, another officer and two bystanders were killed by another car bomb at a different location. police say kurdistan rebels are behind the attacks right now-- haunting video showing a young boy rescued-- after an airstrike in syria-- activists have released the video after an overnight airstrike in aleppo. the 5-year-old was treated for head injuries. two other children-- and another man-- were rescued from the rubble. three people are dead-- and many more injured after this attack. we are getting our first look at el chapo's son being kidnapped. alfredo guzman salazar - the heir to the sinaloa drug cartel - was reportedly taken from a reastaurant in mexic you can see him on the ground with his hands behind his head while a man points a gun at him. the gunman is believed to be from a rival cartel. mexican authorities have placed marines on standby. they are

drescher walked into the police station and turned himself in. he is now charged with first degree reckless homicide. things are getting back to normal this morning on the carroll university campus after a lock down last night. around 8-30 last night, police responded to calls of a someone with a possible weapon looking chapel. police say they found the person lying in the grass, but the person grabbed an unknown object and ran into a nearby classroom. that's when the college was put on lock down. police contacted a professor and students in the building and learned the suspicious person was not a student and was not armed. the lock down was lifted before ten. the search for an arson suspect continues in connection to the violent protests in sherman park --- but this morning a new sign that the community is moving forward. milwaukee mayor tom barrett has canceled the 10 p-m curfew for those 17 years old and younger. he says the earlier curfew is no longer necessary. the restriction was put in place last monday after two nights of unrest in the sh

information just into the newsroom about the shooting that happened right out of the district 6 police station last week.reckless homicide charges just came down against this according to the criminal complaint -- drescher went to the police station on 27th and oklahoma to sell a shotgun to someone he'd met on craigslist. the victim was not the person drescher was planning to sell the gun to.according to the complaint -- and reports from both drescher and another witness, the victim, reed carlsen, approached drescher. drescher says that's when he pulled the gun he had planned to sell -- when carlsen continued to walk towards him -- drescher shot him three times.drescher says he was worried carlsen was the drescher walked into the police station and turned himself in.we'll have much more on this story coming up later today on today's t-m-j-4. beyond wisconsin... as school gets back underway... a federal judge in texas is blocking the obama administration's directive on transgender bathrooms.the administration is directing public schools to allow transgender access to the restroom of their choic

a milwaukee man accused of killing another man outside the district six police station is expected in court today. police say 65-year-old randall drescher got into an argument with a 52-year-old man outside the police station. he then allegedlly pulled a gun and shot the other man. drescher walked into the police station along with his friend and turn themselves in. also expected in court today, a former cudahy police dispatcher accused of stealing money meant to pay for parking tickets.prosectors say melissa least three different payments in july.the alleged theft was caught on surveillance cameras. mueller has pleaded not guilty. milwaukee police are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting on milwaukee's north side.one person was killed and two others injured in the shooting near 27th and brown street.a 16-year-old boy was one of the people injured. one neighbor we spoke to who asked we not show his face, says these shootings are becoming an all too common occurrence. it's not no color barrier you know we all bleed red we just need some help in this city it's sad police haven't

rio olympics.the two men--- along with teammates "ryan lochte" and "js at a gas station in the city. but brazilian police released a bombshell yesterday and said the swimmers lied.rio officials say... the olympians were ?drunk?... and vandalized a gas station.... then made up a "cover" story.police say... lochte got into a confrontation with security guards at the gas station.as the swimmers tried to leave in a cab -- police say... one securi guard ?pulled a gun?-- forcing the athletes out of thecab... and on the still ahead this morning--- a police officer in virginia takes on the famous moves of see his jaw dropping moves to one of queen b's famous new 3 you're watching the cbs 58 morning news 3 you'll hear a ?new type of music? at irish fest this weekend. "celt-grass"--- a combination of bluegrass and irish ?folk.? 3 our michael schlesinger gives us a preview of what you'll hear, and he joins us live from irish fest this morning. michael? 3 3 3 anchor reaction.... 3 today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with highs as warm as 900 but

the man accused of killing a person outside a milwaukee police station will be in court today. 65-year-old randall drescher is facing one count of first degree reckless homicide. 65-year-old randall drescher is facing one count of first degree reckless homicide. police say drescher along with another man were sitting in a van outside the police station at 27th and kinnickinnic earlier this month. officers say those two men got into an argument with 42-year-old reed drescher allegedly pulled out a gun... shooting and killing carlsen. drescher's preliminary hearing is set for 1:30 this afternoon. two milwaukee mothers say they are waiting for justice. they'll be holding a rally and vigil in honor of their two sons tomorrow. their sons were hit and killed while riding their motorcycles earlier this month. the driver who struck them was initially taken into custody-- but hasn't yet been charged. he killed my baby...this is crushing me and killing me. it looks like there is no person out. 25-year-old deangelo maxwell and 36-year-old james morris were struck and killed at 6th and mckinley. the d

police say... the stunning story is just that -- a ?story.? rio officials say... the olympians were ?drunk?... and vandalized a gas station.... then made up a "cover" story.police say... lochte got into a confrontation with security guards at the gas station.as the swimmers tried to leave in a cab -- police say... one security guard ?pulled a gun?-- forcing the athletes out of the cab... and on the ground.the police say.... the swimmers then ?paid for the damage and left.?police say... ?lochte? is the one who created the liebut sources close to the swimmers say... they ?did? believe they were being robbed at gunpoint. 3 back here in the u-s.a man from chesterton, indiana is continuing his attempt this morning at a record setting 120 mile swim across lake michigan and back. back.he started his trek thursday morning from chicago. expects the swim to take at least 70 hours. wolford...wearing only a bathing suit...swim cap and goggles... is being escorted by a support boat.wolford says he wants to raise awareness of the importance of clean water, and to raise money for nature preservation programs. uber is trying to help local kid

rhymefest took video of his treatment at the police station...and posted what happened on twitter. a police spokesperson reached out to rhymefest on twitter -- apologizing for the officers actions...and saying the incident will be addressed. "i don't want the apology. i want to know why. why has it been like this. i feel like the superintendent needs to in this community. and needs to explain that." rhymefest says it is already intimidating for many people to report crime---and that this response doesn't help. a scary situation for passengers on a southwest flight. the plane made an emergency landing after one of its engines failed in mid-flight . this is the picture of that engine that one of the passenger took after the landing on in pensacola florida saturday.. southwest says te happened on a flight from new orleans to orlando. the engine failure caused the cabin to lose pressure, so the passengers had to use oxygen masks. the plane still landed safely and no one was hurt. federal investigators are still looking into what happened. coming up at six -- an officer saves a man from

this morning, milwaukee police continue to investigate a deadly shooting right outside a police station. police tell wisn 12 news a 42-year-old milwaukee man was shot after getting into an argument near 27th and oklahoma. that is right outside police district 6 headquarters. police say a 65-year-old man took out his gun and shot the victim. that person died at the hospital. the gunman then turned himself in to police. ben: this morning, police in fond du lac county are investigating new clues in the case of a missing college student. amber wilde of fond du lac county vanished in 1998. the uw green bay student was pregnant when she went missing. investigators have labeled the case as a homicide. three months ago, they named their main person of interest as the father of wilde's unborn child. now, newly-unsealed court documents have identified his friend as a person of interest as well. police hope this information will generate new tips in the case. 05. the green and gold have done it again. the packers grabbed another victory in game two of the preseason. eddie lacy's powerful running e

this comes right after another bombing outside of a turkish police station last night. 3 people killed and more than 70 hurt. no one has claimed responsibility at this point but kurdish militants are so from last week, the man who made headlines from trying to scale the trump tower in new york. >> he was formally arraigned in his hospital bed on wednesday. he said he was trying to pass along, quote, secret information to donald trump. it is currently undergoing psychiatric treatment at held you hospital with a bail set at $10,000. >>> this real estate managed charged in the murder of his friend, susan berman. back in 2000. they were set to talk to her about his first wife disappearance. this was the subject of an hbo doc you series. it ends with him mumbling saying he, quote, killed them all. >> johnson will visit louisiana today. is reviewing the federal government response of the wide spread flooding. tens and thousands of businesses and homes are damaged. more than 70,000 people have registered insurance claims. >>> 13 people have been killed in the floods in louisiana at this point

police said at the news conference on thursday that the four were heading for the olympic village when they stopped at a gas station to use the rest room. they said a security guard spotted some broken items in the rest room and ask the athletes to pay for the damage. police say that when the swimmers tried to leave, the guard pointed his gun at them and ordered them to get out of the taxi. police said the athletes handed over currency worth about $50 to pay for the damage. >>> a kyrgyz weightlifter has been stripped of a bronze medal he won at the rio de janeiro olympics. izzat artykov failed a doping test. he tested positive for a chemical called strychnine. he won the bronze in the 69 kilogram division. the disqualification is the fourth by the court's new third party institution that decides punishment for athletes who fail doping tests. the new body is independent of the international olympic committee. allegations of russia's state sponsored doping prompted them to question the testing system. it is time for business news. swedish-based auto firm volvo cars group has agreed to work with ride hailing service u

now at 5:30 - a man shot and killed in a police station parking lot. lot.learn about the twist in this case! what happened next. 3 and - an organization in sherman park is sending the message that bad circumstances don't have to define your future...hear from the woman behind the foundation. 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...roads are wet...the latest on your friday morning commute plus details on an extended closure at the zoo interchange...thats coming up r morning news starts right now. 3 good morning.. it's friday, august 19-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kyle aevermann in for kate chappell. andy brovelli will be in shortly with traffic... but lets get you ready before you head out the doors.here's meteorologist justin thompson ((30 seconds tz)) tz))today: partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the morning and again in the evening. hot and humid with highs as warm as 900 but feeling a bit warmer. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: storms slowly ending. stays warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: storms likely on saturday especial