tonight with attorney john saffron just wrapped up that press conference as office here in downtown milwaukee. he says this is the first time in 10 years milwaukee area police officer has been charged after intentionally shooting somebody. so this decision comes from a march 14 officer involved shooting in browndeer. that's when manual burnley io in an argument with an m cts bus driver, that driver waved officers over, and after an argument put burnley on the ground,the criminal complaint says a video shows burnley rolled over onto his stomach in a short time later single gun shot was fired.according to the criminal complaint... officer devohn kramer is being charged with aggravated aggravated battery use of a dangerous weapon, and she told investigators and she couldn't get control of burleys arm... back... and pull the back a little bit to make sure it didn't misfire, before shooting burley once in his back. 16:23:33- he was face down on the ground and the two police officers were in the process of handcuffing him at that time officer kramer drew her service weapon and without any warning o

ben: plus, a top-secret mission in the middle of downtown milwaukee. what you can look for on social media this week to score some sally: watching out for the lingering fog and the camera mounted at discovery world and the visibility is pretty good downtown, the winds have picked up. overnight we had the fog. the weather checklist for the week, leave the jackets home for today and tomorrow. cooler by midweek. then we look at slim rain chances for much of the week. ben: looking at the morning commute. still early on monday morning. drive times are up on the screen. we are all in t ben: new this morning, about a dozen people worked together to save a man from a burning car. this was the scene yesterday in florida. the bystanders formed a human chain to reach the suv that had crashed into an embankment. you can see how happy the people were. they were able to pull the driver from the car and get him away from the fire. he's in the hospital this morning. >> a boating accident in california sends a family into two surfers were nearby, they came to the famil

the tree will be displayed at city hall in downtown milwaukee. the ideal tree should be 30 to 40 feet tall. and it needs to be easily accessible to harvest using a crane. it also must be located in the city of milwaukee. if you want your tree to be considered, call 414-286-city, or 2489. the deadline is friday, october 14. holiday spirit a little early -- this might. >> ? thema: the trans-siberian orchestra is headed back to milwaukee this december. the group is celebrating 20 years of concert performances. and says milwaukee is one of the cities that's been key to their success through the years. there are two performances on december 11 at the bmo harris bradley center. tickets for both shows are on sale now. before we get too far into talking about christmas, let's talk about fall. jeremy: today is more like a mid-late fall day with the rain, clouds, and cool doctors. let's take a look at the lakefront marathon. we highlighted this all morning. they're running through some rain i concordia university. not only are they running into rain, it's m

happening now: roads are blocked off in downtown milwaukee. police are investigating a deadly crash near second and clybourn. the crash happened just before 3:00 this morning. milwaukee police say more than to the bled away from the scene. police are still looking for them. they said the people that died of three people who were in the and uber car. the driver is in the hospital. officers expect the intersection at 2nd and clybourn to be closed for the next few hours. police are trying to track down whoever shot and killed a man in milwaukee overnight. this happened just before one -- 1:00 a.m. this morning near 38th and vienna.

in downtown milwaukee, ben jordan todays tmj4. a 24-year-old man died in a crash early this morning on the milwaukee county-racine county line. the accident happened in the southbound lane of i-94.the frewway was shutdown for several hours for the accident investigation, and clearing of debris. six teens lead greenfield police on a high speed chase through milwaukee. the chase ended at 46th and lloyd. police say the teen driver was speeding in lost control and crashed. the chase started just after 2 this morning at forest home avenue and howard in greenfield. police say the driver was blowing thru stop lights at 90 miles per hour. it kept going. in fact, when he was catching up to the vehicle, it made a sudden left turn onto a side street and continued to speed away. there's not a lot of traffic at 2 am and that's why police say they didn't stop the the crash, but four got away including the driver.police say they know who they are looking for .the driver is facing a slew of charges and so are the passengers. decision 2016 coverage

crashed into a uber car killing three women.it happened just before three o'clock sunday in downtown milwaukee at second and clybourn.the 41-year-old uber driver remains in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.the three women were all in their 30's. we're told two of them were visiting from illinois, the third is from our area. their identities have not yet been released.the driver and passenger of the car that ran the red light... ran away from the scene. new this morning...the man accused of in woman in a glendale parking lot heads back to court this morning.pierre douglas gardner is charged with the murder of nya hammond. police say gardner shot hammond outside the orthopedic hospital of wisconsin where she worked this past september. also in court this morning.. an off-duty corrections officer accused of shooting a woman in the head.. 22-year-old lillie jones is charged with use of a dangerous weapon and disorderly conduct. she works for the taycheedah women's correctional institution -- but is on administrative critical condition. now to decision 2016 coverage. both donald trum

a march through downtown milwaukee today... leads to some resolution between protesters and city leaders . family and friends of sylville smith are demanding the body smith was fatally shot by a milwaukee police officer this summer. fox6s madeline anderson joins us live at city hall with more on today's demonstration. two common council members have now sent letters to milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm... asking him to release the body camera footage of smith's death. alderman michael murphy said "the video is clearly a public record and it should be released for the public to rainey said the video quote "might finally provide them some degree of peace after months of unrest, protests and gatherings at the site of the shooting." this comes just a few hours after smith's family and friends marched throughout downtown and into city hall with that same request. what started as a zombie-themed march through the streets of downtown milwaukee... we labeling it the walking dead because we all walking dead if hall... with

fans we spoke with here in downtown milwaukee say they're confident the team can step it up with a little more communication. that's the way a lot of packers fans are feeling on monday.cg - dan juckem/packers fan 8:44:08 it was a little disappointing the fact that they didn't gel as a team they didn't seem like they were all o the same pagetrack: after a 30-16 loss to the cowboys on sunday, some fans are starting to wonder - what's going on with aaron rodgers?8:44:44 i did think that there must be something going on he doesn't seem to be the same aaron rodgers hes been in the pastcg - brittany braatz/packers fan 40:22 i think theres some miscom betwee nrodgers and spoke with in downtown milwaukee say - the team just needs to fix it.cg - bart jones/packers fan 8:41:04 i hate to say it but go back to basics i think its all about time and basics9:29:46 i yhink we have a lot of improving to doour offense needs some work but i know we can it wer'e the packsers8:44:56 relax. seriously, it'll come, i think they always get a slow start in the beginning of the season.((butt to)) 8:45:24 "they gott

leave.the big library in downtown milwaukee became a gigantic haunted house...for all ages.affectionately called "library loud days" continues tomorrow.the library is at eighth and wisconsin in milwaukee. it's called "saving second base"... a clever little play on words that's helping a local woman through her fight with breast cancer. cancer.they held an auction at "o'brien's pub" in milwaukee for candy platzer.platzer is found out she had breast cancer... while she was getting ready to have ?knee surgery?.candy's twin sister says it should serve as a reminder for ?everyone?. "no matter what your age is, you can get cancer. cancer knows no age." age."proceeds from food and drink sales will help pay for candy's upcoming chemotherapy. chemotherapy. 3 3 marcus would love the basketball park but he'd also love the extra for all the other little kids." coming up next...a brand new marcus deback park reopens after being built for a boy lost to gun violence... 3 plus...she's trying to stop you from drinking wine...why one organization is blaming mother nature for a drop in a little boy - killed

adrienne: a hit and run driver hit three women in an uber rental in downtown milwaukee. now police are searching for the people responsible. police say the women wbe they were hit by another vehicle. sheldon: police responded to the scene near 2nd and clybourn early this morning. that's where wisn 12 news' terry sater joins us live tonight. terry? terry: there are a lot of unanswered questions tonight. the hit and run crash happened shortly before 3:00 this morning right here at 2nd and west clybourn in downtown milwaukee. police say the three women who died were riding in an uber car a ford fusion heading westbound when the driver of a lexus crossover ran a red light. he slammed into the uber car. two female passengers from illinois in their 30's died here

and moving into from the burbs to downtown milwaukee. hammes (ham-miss) company's current headquarters are in brookfield. but today, the real estate development compnay that specializes in health care facilities announced they're moving to the corner of knapp streets.the mayor says it's great to see the downtown landscape change with new condos.. the bucks arena and the northwestern mutual building. 48:33-44 and i think the decisoin he has made to bring his very well respected company to the heart of the city sends a signal to other businesses, this is the place you want to be be the common council still has to vote on the re-zoning plan for the new building next this field will soon be filled with three-thousand fruit trees.. more than 16-thousand strawberry plans.. and some four-thousand asparagus plants. it's a partnership between the city of milwaukee and several local businesses to create the largest organic urban orchard in the united states.hundreds of fruit trees have already been donated.. and were planted in oak creek and in mc

after slamming into a car full of people in downtown milwaukee. the crash left ?three women dead.?they were all passengers in an uber car.it happened early yesterday morning.police say... the driver of a lexus ?ran a red light? on north second street at west clybourn... and hit the uber. investigators tell us.... the lexus was ?not? stolen.the two :39-:42 "the person whoever did it. they really need to be a standup person and you need to come forward" forward" 3 the uber driver is ?recovering? from injuries. he says... he's ?sore?--- but grateful his kids still have a dad. uber is offering condolences to the driver... ?and? the families of the victims. victims.in a statement.... uber also says... "we will support the police investigation in ?every way? possible. we encourage the public to help authorities.... and we hope the person responsible will come forward and be identified by police." 3 has minor injuries after their car crashed into a light pole on milwaukee's northside overnight.it happened near north hopkins and west glendale avenue. as you can see... the car ended up wrap

adrienne: a hit and run driver hit three women in an uber rental in downtown milwaukee. now police are searching for the people responsible. police say the women wbe they were hit by another vehicle. sheldon: police responded to the scene near 2nd and clybourn early this morning. that's where wisn 12 news' terry sater joins us live tonight. terry? terry: there are a lot of unanswered questions tonight. the hit and run crash happened shortly before 3:00 this morning right here at 2nd and west clybourn in downtown milwaukee. police say the three women who died were riding in an uber car a ford fusion heading westbound when the driver of a lexus crossover ran a red light. he slammed into the uber car. two female passengers from illinois in their 30's died here police say the uber driver survived. he is in the hospital. the two people in the lexus, including the hit and run driver, ran off. to give you a better idea of where this is, the cars crashed almost right under an elevated section of i-94 that separates the the third ward from downtown. we don't know if there are any

that is a look at downtown milwaukee. and i'm not going to say the c middle of the screen, they are getting the parks ready for the holiday that is two holidays away, i won't say it on october 30th. let's get through halloween first. this morning, three crew members from the international space station are back on solid ground. overnight nasa astronaut, and a japanese astronaut, and a russian coz may not landed safely in russia. and the video of them they spent 115 days in space. this is ruben's first mission to the international space station. she was able to complete two space walks including one with wisconsin native, jeff williams. and she also conducted various experiments. rubens now heads to houston for debriefing. well, from space to the sea. the navy's newest research vessel is named after ( indiscernible ) sally ride. the sally ride opened for public tours today in san diego. navy it is operated by the skrips institution of-- ocean. sally ride was the first woman to fly into space. she died from cancer in 2012.

anchor: in downtown milwaukee today, a salute to cancer survivors. close to 500 people attended a luncheon and fashion show, featuring cancer survivors and the people who helped them on their road to recovery. the event is put together by the wisconsin breast cancer showhouse. all money raised goes toward cancer reseaco here in southeast wisconsin. i had the honor of emceeing. inspirational afternoon. big events happening this weekend. patrick: where you can enjoy the kids fest. >> 12 sports. anchor: the packers bye week brings good health to all but sam shields. the cornerback officially ruled out today for sunday's game against the giants. green bay forced to take their break in week 4 for the second time in four years. but each time it has been good , rehabbing a hamstring injury and returning after the hiatus in 2013 and now this week. after missing the game against the lions, matthews is confident that tricky hammy won't hold him back against new york. >> mentally, you need to be completely on board. that is the tricky ring about muscle strains.

filtered sunshine in downtown milwaukee right now. fill in the numbers, low to mid-60's midday and then fall into the 50's with the northeast breeze. during the afternoon if the kids are trick-or-treating today it is looking good. we'll stay dry, with will talk about rain in the weekend forecast and when that arrives coming up. jeremy. this morning renewed calls to see the video of the officer-involved shooting of 23-year-old sylville smith. the shooting back in august led to days of unrest in milwaukee. protesters taking to the streets yesterday to demand the video being released. now, some members of the milwaukee common council are demanding the same thing. a wisn 12 news adrienne pedersen explains, some are saying releasing the video is all about transparency. adrienne: protesters marched through the streets of downtown milwaukee and interrupted the common council meeting demanding they get to see the video from the deadly officer shooting. >> you're not going to charge him with that malicious crime that he did to my brother, we w

this is downtown milwaukee right now. i'm sure it is a slow go on the roads. there have bee wind will get better gradually, and speaking of better, the forecast will get way better in the next couple of days. i will have more on that coming up. joyce: thank you. you can track the weather wherever you go with our mobile app. access interactive radar and get mark's latest forecast, just download the free app to your cell phone. kathy: a brown deer officer accused of shooting a man in the back makes her first court charged with aggravated battery. charged with aggravated battery. wisn 12 news nick bohr was there and joins us live. did she have anything to say? >> not really. this is the spot where 26-year-old manuel burnley was pulled off a county transit bus because he was being unruly. seconds later he was on the ground struggling with officers, investigatorsay kraemer pulled out her gun and shot him in the back. brown deer officer devon kraemer making her first court appearance for the shooting in march of 26-year-old manuel burnley. she's charged with aggrava

fox6's madeline anderson is live in downtown milwaukee with a preview on tomorrow's events. from election day... and by all accounts of what's happening ?here, wisconsin is very much in play in this election. the politicking kicks in to high gear tomorrow... big events planned by the campaigns both here in milwaukee and in walworth county. the political spotlight... shines bright on southeastern wisconsin this weekend. former president bill clinton will campaign for wife hillary clinton in milwaukee saturday. hillary clinton has spent her entire career standing up to bullies like donald trump... and democratic presdiential candidate... first though getting help from massachusettes senator elizabeth warren. at a rally with russ feingold friday afternoon in milwaukee warren bashed clintons opponent donald trump. everybody who pays taxes to support medical research, donald trump thinks is stupid. because according to donald trump, he can use them all and not have to pay anything. wa of man does that? a selfish little sleezeball. gop presidential candidate donald trump... will a

shaking their heads.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from the zeidler municipal building in downtown milwaukee with the latest from the campaign trail. kyle? early voting will end this week in milwaukee. but will the latest e-mail controversy only time will tell..... fbi directors james comey released alerted congress about the newly discovered emails last week...senate minority leader harry reid is accusing comey of breaking the law. in a letter to the fbi director, reid wrote -- i am writing to inform you that my office has determined that these actions may violate the hatch act, which bars fbi officials from using their official authority to influence an election." officials on both sides of the aisle, including the clinton campaign to release more information about the emails found on anthony weiner's laptop as soon as possible.meanwhile trump believes clinton is trying to clear the charges with bribary. so we've called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table"there are those, and i happen to be one of them who think hillary offered loretta lynch a re

if you live close to the lake, in downtown milwaukee, you will be all right, but if you live in western milwaukee county, western racine, kenosha county, right on the lake, i think you're ok. i am concerned, port washington, sheboygan same story. i would recommend it in your plans he want to save for longer up are bringing him inside. this is what you need to be ready for in the morning. chilly conditions, frost likely inland. you may be scraping your windows. remember that? if you don't know where your scraper is, it might be time to find that or get up early if you have to park your car outside because you will be likely doing that. 147 days in a row today of 60 degrees plus. that streak started on may 19. we shut of the old record of 140 craziest atkinson's august 1, 73 days, 84% of those days, our high temperature has been at our average high or higher, so i would say we have been spoiled. it is bad news for bermuda, that little spot you see right here. this is hurricane nicole, sustained wind at 130 miles per hour, and this is likely to make a direct hit there. for us, we will wait

have 30 days to turn over all evidence seized in the doe to the state's supreme court from downtown milwaukee theo keith, fox6 news. it's been officially proposed. the milwaukee county executive admitting even he was taken back by it so what exactly is in chris abele's 2017 budget? how much extra you could be paying and why abele claims it's necessary. plus, the gilme how you can dine at luke's diner ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. darien: why have the latest smartphone 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line 9. we have a good chance of fog 50s. by tomorrow, highs will be back into the low 70s. tonight: partly cloudy with patchy fog. low:

high: mph we are getting an exclusive look at a nearly 300 million dollar development plan in downtown milwaukee. the milwaukee business journal sharing these sketches of the proposal for the city-owned parking lot at 4th and wisconsin. it would transform the property into 3 hotels, a hub for the milwaukee street car, and more than 100 thousand square feet of convention space. "nexus" -- is from milwaukee-based jackson street holdings. they are hoping for a public-private partnership, with the city of milwaukee funding improvements related to the streetcar route and station. a costly prank. how a youtube video has led people to destroy iphones... and throw hundreds of dollars down the drain. plus: "hi, my name is teddy ruxpin. can you and i be friends?" coming up - teddy ruxpin returns... and he's looking for new friends... with some darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. we put

joyce: a longtime downtown milwaukee pub and grill is closing for good. john hawks pub is telling customers it is not renewing its the owners posted signs on the doors and windows thanking customers for many years of good times and fond memories. now, an opening. now, an opening. bel air cantina will open a new location at the corners development going up in brookfield. the restaurant will be in the new shopping center's market square, right across from the main entrance. the corners is scheduled to open in april. tonight, a local couple shares a story every parent should see. >> there is not a day or that goes by that we don't think about happy -- abby. joyce: after losing their daughter to suicide, they reach out to help you recognize the signs of trouble. kathy: bill cosby's attorneys make a claim that could change the case. the reason they now say the comic is unable to defend himself in his sexual assault trial. mark: temperatures are pretty crazy for late october. how warm we'll get this weekend next in weather watch 12. joyce: and just in time for

adrienne: more hotels could occupy downtown milwaukee. our partners at biztimes milwaukee say jackson street holdings llc is proposing a hotel project at fourth and wisconsin. the project, known as nexus, would include three ne convention space and street level restaurants and bars. the hotels would be premium brands. multiple stakeholders would pay for the $279 million hotel project. looking ahead, a major project coming to miller park. the brewers plan to hold a news conference on wednesday to announce what they're calling the most comprehensive project and upgrade to the park since it opened. just wrapped up its 15th season. sheldon: practicing with the pros. the bucks fan-fest gave visitors a chance to shoot free throws with the team today. rookies thon maker and malcolm brogdon were among the players signing autographs, posing for pictures and challenging fans to games of nba 2-k-17. fans at the event said they're feeling hopeful for the bucks this season. >> i like the team. it depends on how hard they play. sheldon: this was the 4t

happening now: roads are blocked off in downtown milwaukee. police are investigating a deadly crash near second and clybourn. the crash happened just before 3:00 this morning. milwaukee police say more than to the bled away from the scene. police are still looking for them. they said the people that died of three people who were in the and uber car. the driver is in the hospital. officers expect the intersection at 2nd and clybourn to be closed for the next few hours. police are trying to track down whoever shot and killed a man in milwaukee overnight. this happened just before one -- 1:00 a.m. this morning near 38th and vienna. investigators say a man in his 20's was shot inside one of the homes in the area. the house to 35th and vienna where he was found. he died at the scene. the investigation is ongoing. a doctor in rock county wants to create a mobile collection for old and expired medications. doctor jay mcneal says drug take back days, like the one held yesterday, are not doing enough to fight the heroin epidemic. health experts say usin

adrienne: protesters marched through the streets of downtown milwaukee and interrupted the downtown milwaukee and interrupted the common council meeting, demanding they get to see the video from the deadly officer shooting. >> if you all are not going to charge him with that malicious crime that he did to my brother, then we want to see the video. adrienne: officer dominique heaggan-brown shot and killed sparking this chaos. after speaking with protesters, at least 11 council members sent letters to district attorney john chisholm asking him to release the video. >> we want the d.a. to know and understand we're standing behind the side of transparency. adrienne: common council president ashanti hamilton tells us heaggan-brown's recent unrelated charges of sexual assault and prostitution only make the call for the video more urgent. reasons as to why we shouldn't share it, that should be shared with the public as well to justify not knowing. thema: that was adrienne pedersen reporting. we reached out to the district attorney's office, but have not heard back. in the past, the d.a. has said he

and her privat joins us live from downtown milwaukee with the latest from the campaign trail.kyle? we are live outside the ziedler municipal building, where early voting will end this week.and as voters come to cast their ballots..... another shake up. the emails were found on the laptop top clinton aide huma abedin.....allegedly shared with her estranged husband -- former new york congressman, mike pence praised fbi director james comey for alerting congress about newly discovered emails from clinton's private e-mail server.they were released last week...:at the same time, democrats, including clinton's running mate tim kaine, blasted comey for penning the letter: (sot pence/ fox news sunday) the fbi stepping forward at this moment has demonstrated real integrity.(sot kaine) it doesn't really say, as donald trump says - oh they're reopening the investigation. some are saying fbi director james comey broke the law with the newly discovered e-amils. we'll tell you how, coming up in our next half hour.live in downtown milwaukee, kyle aevermann, cbs 58 news. if you're heading out to b

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high: 66 wind: sw/nw 5-15 mph from overnight -- three people are dead after a crash in downtown milwaukee. julie collins joins us live from the scene with what we know so far. milwaukee police are investigating a homicide in the area of 38th and vienna. it happened just before one this morning. we're told a man in his 20's was shot inside a home. after being shot -- he ran away.... and ended up collapsing at the intersection of 35th and vienna. that's where he died. it's still unclear shooting. police say they are working to identify a suspect. happening now -- milwaukee police are searching for two critical missing men -- and they're asking for the public's help in finding them. the first is 65-year-old "randoris curry." curry was last seen yesterday around 11-30 in the morning near the intersection of holton and burleigh. police tell us curry suffers from dementia and has a hard time walking. he was last seen wearing a bright orange jacket, jeans and a black police are also looking for 83- year-old "clifford pickens." pickens was last seen yesterday around two o'clock in the afternoon i

new tonight -- another push to bring a strip-club to downtown milwaukee....the latest request follows a string of rejections by city leaders... cbs 58's evan kruegel live that gentleman's club would be called "the cosmopolitan" - and would offer a high-end 1920's feel according to a liquor application submitted yesterday... but if recent history shows anything - it's that this could be an up-hill battle from the start... at the old "catch 22" bar and grill - a liquor license application hangs in the window... the first step in a plan to turn this empty building - int gentleman's club.according to a business plan obtained by cbs-58 - the club would feature "high end dining in a vintage roaring 20's motif." owners are hoping to put roughly a million dollars of renovations into the two story building - before mixing fine dining - with erotic dancing....standup: "the owner of the cafe next door tells me off-camera he'd be fine with this type of business next door - as long as they don't cause trouble." but the proposal likely faces push- rejected a handful of similar proposals in recent y

the tree will be displayed at city hall in downtown milwaukee. the ideal tree should be 30 to 40 feet tall. accessible to harvest using a crane. it also must be located in the city of milwaukee. if you want your tree to be considered, call 414-286-city, or 2489. the deadline is friday, october 14. if that doesn't get you into the holiday spirit a little early -- this might. the trans-siberian orchestra is headed back to milwaukee this december. the group is celebrating 20 years of concert performances. and says milwaukee is one of the cities that's been key to their success through the years. >> with your community embracing us like you guys have, we've all kind of grown up together. so, we're coming back through town on december 11. a great day, about a week or two going to bring back the ghost of christmas eve this year. the reaction from your community was so overwhelming last year, we're going to repeat ourselves and bring back to life paul's great story. thema: there are two performances on december 11 at the bmo harris bradley center. ticket

coming up, the season didn't even start, but already the bucks are lighting it in downtown milwaukee tonight. plus, saluting a real estate sale... the digs that just got the title 'deal of the in packers news- the green and gold host the chicago bears tonight at lambeau field.with the bears' poor showing so this would be an easy win.but now eddie lacy is out because of his injured ankle and the offense has not been gelling as of late.so it might be a more difficult match-up than originally thought.kickoff is set for 7:25. b-mo harris bank is helping fans get pumped up for the bucks' season. the bank will light up its downtown office with the milwaukee bucks logo tonight..the bucks season opener is october 26th against charlotte. each year the "commercial associatio wisconsin" selects a real estate 'deal of the year'.this year judges selected the sale of the shops of grand avenue. it was bought for 24 and a half million dollars. the new owners hope the renovations will grow the neighborhood and bring in more foot traffic. coming up, the c-d-c is switching things up... why your teen sh

he joins us live from downtown milwaukee. dominique heaggan-brown grew up in milwaukee's central city. police sources i've talked to say everyone there knows him. but a twitter account we discovered around the time of the shooting shows he is unlike most he's a young, heavily tattooed, black male... bragging about getting wasted... and blowing money at strip clubs and casinos. he's also a milwaukee police officer. 24-year-old dominique heaggan- brown was first appointed to the milwaukee police department as a police aide in 2010... and became a probationary police officer in 2013. his probationary period was extended not clear why. a twitter account he used from 2012 to 2014 shows the aspiring cop felt he had "a lot to prove." that "the dope game" wasn't for him. instead he was "chasing a career and a degree." but during his time as a police aide, he also tweeted about "thug love," getting high, and having sex with someone else's girlfriend. in january of 2013, he wrote "if your not comfortable with a pistol, its not worth hav

there is a flurry of construction going on down here in downtown milwaukee. crews are making substantial progress on building a new arena and practice facility and parking structure for the milwaukee bucks. this morning -- the common council is expected to vote on a skywalk connecting the block 7 parking structure with the new milwaukee bucks arena. a but the bucks had included this idea in an october 2015 filing with the city.the plans then were for a see-through skywalk for passers-by and motorists.also --- this morning -- members will discuss a permit for more demolition work.this is near highland avenue and 4th street to expand construction. construction on this massive project began in june --- just north of the b-m-o harris bradley center. the 500 plus million dollar project is expected to be completed in time for the 2018-19 season. new license plates are helping pay for the bucks arena.the specialty plates are now on sale.eighty percent of the revenue will be used to fund the arena.the remainder will go to the milwaukee bucks foundation if you notice a

fans we spoke with here in downtown milwaukee say they're confident the team can step it up with a little more communication."ugghhhh"that's the way a lot of packers fans are feeling on monday. monday.it was a little disappointing the fact that they didn't gel as a team they didn't seem like they were all o the same page loss to the cowboys on sunday, some fans are starting to wonder - what's going on with aaron rodgers?i did think that there must be something going on he doesn't seem to be the same aaron rodgers hes been in the past pasti think theres some miscom betwee nrodgers and cobb and some of the others guyfootball fans with spoke with in downtown milwaukee say - the team just needs to fix it. it.i hate to say it but go back to basics i think its all about time and basicsi think we have a lot of improving to doour offense needs some work but i know we can needs some work doour offense lot of improving to i think we have a time and basicsthink its all hate to say it but fix it. it.team just needs to milwaukee say - the team just needs to fix it. it.i hate to say it but go back to b

this is impacting anyone driving from the north, towards downtown milwaukee. for more on the matt salemme. good morning, matt. >> good morning, the first morning of the closure is the most difficult. you have a couple of options. exit water town plank road and take that to the south. or exit at blue mound and head to 84th street and enter i-94. well, exit at greenfield and take it to 84th street. there are a couple of ways around it. right now it is not so busy. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, good advice there. if you are driving through the zoo interchange, a new law going into affect, you can no longer talk on your cell phone in a construction zone. a new wisconsin law started on saturday. if you are caught cell phone, you can be fined 40 to a hundred dollars. >> this morning the investigators are looking into the cause of a fire that destroyed 30 school buses. smoke from the flames could be seen from miles away. no one was hurt. but the drivers are saddened by the loss. >> the company is great to work for. >> i am coming up to n

henningsen represented downtown milwaukee on the common council for 20 years. he was forced out of office in 2003 and served nearly ree years in prison for embezzling campaign funds and falsifying campaign records. henningsen was 70 years old. city officials are optimistic that a road contruction headache in wauwatosa's started back in may is nearing completion. crews are replacing infrastructure like water mains and storm sewers. right now... e street through the heart of the downtown is totally shut down while crews work on paving streets and sidewalks. "traffic is a bit gnarled up - people have had to deal with that for several months now and we peoples' patience."the construction should be mostly done in about a mo.. except f street-scing details like bes dont eect eddie lacy to lace up for the packers in thursday's night game against the sf-e network reports lacy could be out for several weeks due to the ankle injury he suered against the giantsthe packers picked up knile davis from the chiefs to vo. she works for a wisconsin prison, now she finds herself

chairman for this the fire fighter's ball is coming up this saturday at the marcus center in downtown milwaukee. still time to join us and support the foundation. we've got a link up for more information and ticket sign-up feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, and billion dollar tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin grow and create jobs. for the folks who work hard... ?? attention medicare beneficiaries living in these... milwaukee area counties. now is the time to review your current medicare coverage. find a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... which is your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage and more... all in one simpl

people took to the streets of downtown milwaukee to make a stand against human trafficking. the walk for freedom, created by a-21, a global anti-human trafficking organization, works to raise awareness of the issue in milwaukee. participants in the walk dressed in black, with black tape covering their mouths to represent the 27-million traffickers are ever prosecuted and spent any time in jail, so really, we want to be exposing that, holding people accountable for their actions and ultimately reducing the number of people who are brought into slavery." this is the first year this walk has taken place in milwaukee. today, 270 walks for freedom were held in 39 countries around the world. raising money for the needs of the autism community. the autism speaks walk is the world's largest such event. participants in the walk had the choice of walking laps in the bradley center, or taking a stroll along the riverwalk. bucks player john henson, along with the bucks dancers-- hoop troop and rim rockers were there to cheer on the walkers. money raised goes to families affected by autis

on now at 4:30 - taking a live look from waukesha, port washington and downtown milwaukee this monday. it's been a gorgeous day following rain and storms last week and

three women are dead after a crash in downtown milwaukee. details on the overnight investigation and morning. plus clearing out your medicine cabinet. one wisconsin doctor's idea to keep expired drugs out of the wrong hands. and a live look outside on this sunday morning. sun getting ready to come up in about 15 minutes. shaping up to be had mild day. you might want to head to the apple orchard. we are tracking temps with your sunday plans. good morning, everyone. and welcome to wisn 12 news. i'm thema ponton. october 23rd. and now, our forecast. and meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. good morning. jeremy: good sunday morning. everyone. the good news in your forecast. milder temperatures and looking at a fantastic day ahead. clear skies early this morning in milwaukee. our camera, ms camera at cathedral square is showing the eastern horizon. no clouds. on the cool side. 42 degrees. not much wind, a g will see a very fast temperature climbb and take them from 30's and low to mid-40's across the area and be the afternoon int

that's just ahead.but first, here's a live look from downtown milwaukee. meteorologist brian niznansky is back with the latest on our you've tried plenty of knee or ankle supports, but they may not fit quite right. brace yourself, because the future of knee and ankle support is here. dr. scholl's new custom wellness center uses technology from microsoft to measure your leg in 3d... ...and recommends our best custom fit knee or ankle support to keep you comfortable. most of the day was mild with thunderstorms,ut w bhave a cold front passing through, and we're in for some chilly temperatures tot. ill chance of a ray will grually vening, t skie tonight ould range om around 40 ang the lakeshore to near freezing inland. there is a frost advisory issued for our inland and northern counties . if you're trying to get some good lifout of any remaining sensitive flowers or plants, it might be a good idea to cover them up or bring them in before bed.thursday fall day. we'll have sunshine and highs in the 50s. friday looks very nice as we climb back into the 60s. a wa

middle of downtown milwaukee. what you can look for this week to score deals. >> then something different at target, the changes being made that could impact your next sally: we are closing in on 20 minutes before 7:00. the sunrise is 7:08. we have a few clouds around. we get a live look at the network and the moon. this is the camera live at discovery world. 69 degrees. dew at 65. the winds are south at 10. the south breezes push the leave the jackets. cooler by midweek. the rain chances are slim. matt? >> we are getting busy across the freeway system. we are looking good in and out of downtown. the pavement is dry. no mesh yur bl delays yet coming up from the south. along the bypass is the heaviest stuff from the hale up to the zoo interchange. starting there. 14 minutes northbound from the hale up to the zoo. 94 east bound from the zoo into downtown 5 minutes. delays are starting to develop coming down to hill. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> president obama says it is good news about the

there's another pitch to open a gentleman's club in downtown milwaukee. roaring 20's l-l-c wants to open the city's newest strip club. the proposal is for the vacant fox6 got a look at the business plan that promises a high-end roaring 20's themed restaurant on the first floor... and a strip club on the second. the plan calls the club a high end dining experience with elegant entertaining featuring women in evening gowns. nearby businesses didn't say much about the proposal but milwaukee residents weighed in... "if i were a local business owner i dont think id feel very good about a strip club opening up on my block 40 although it may bring in revenue it could bring in customer issue i guess" "if it brings more money to the city and they can keep the crime and shady characters down i dont see it being a big deal 12:14" the plan promises to enforce a dress code to quote maintain a high class base of customers. you decide coverage now... eric trump will campaign for his father in wisconsin today. his father and siblings - ivanka and donald junior - have all

in downtown milwaukee, pz, tmj4 nolette says since so many voters have tuned out the presidential election by now... he doesn't think last night's debate will lead to any major shifts in poll data in the coming days. president obama sent out a tweet after last night's debate, reading "outstanding 3 for 3 debate sweep clinton! nobody has ever been more prepared to be president of the united states." ivanka trump spoke to supporters this afternoon in wauwatosa. she didn't mention her father's comment on accepting the results of the election. she told supporters her father is not a politician... and isn't politically correct. and i think we love that about him right. ninety...seven percent of the time. um, but...but look politically correct. the word political is politician. people have learned to navigate and say one thing and do another. with what my father - what you see is what you get. what you hear is what you get another trump comment could set the stage for their joint appearance ?tonight.?"my social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't figure ou

of hammering today is the last day you can park in the parking garage at 4th and highland in downtown milwaukee. . the structure will be demolished to make way for development around the new, milwaukee bucks arena. all cars will have to be removed by tomorrow. the state's first "harm reduction housing development" is opening in milwaukee.the thurgood marshall apartments are near 6th and brown.the 24 one-bedroom units will provide permanent, supportive housing for low-income adults who are chronically homeless and fighting the greater milwaukee area will get more federal help with its efforts to boost local manufacturing.for the second time -- the u.s. commerce department has designated 7 counties in southeastern wisconsin as a manufacturing community.'the milwaukee 7 initiative' first won the designation in 2014. the initiative is focusing on 3 industries - energy and power -- water technologies -- and food veterans and active military members looking for work.... should head down to 'the war memorial center' for a job employers are looking to hire those serving in the armed forces -- veterans

we're going facility in downtown milwaukee could be reborn as a brewery -- event the roughly 170-thousand square foot building at 8th and juneau sold in august... redevelopment plans include a new space for milwaukee brewing company -- a 300-person event hall called "the alley" -- along with offices and an indoor "extra space" self-storage facility. construction is expected to begin in the coming weeks. if you're planning to fly into or out of chicago for the thanksgiving weekend -- you might want to think again. both o'hare internatio five worst airports for delays during thanksgiving week -- with 79-point-6- percent of flights arriving on time at each airport. that's a tie for fourth worst. but the absolute worst -- goes to san francisco international airport where only 75-percent of flights arrived on time - during the thanksgiving travel season in the past five years. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. special forces have driven isis militants out of a to

reporting from downtown milwaukee, madeline anderson, fox 6 news. with just over a week before the election, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's email scandal is back in the headlines. f-b-i director james comey told congress on friday that the bureau has located another batch of emails that may pertain to the investigation of clinton's private server. those emails were found on a computer belonging to anthony weiner -- the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. weiner is currently under investigation for allegedly sexting a minor. line, while republicans say he's just doing his job. rep. jerry nadler / -d- new york: it's an opinion that had no business being stated. he's a policeman. he's not supposed to comment on the conduct of anybody rep. bob goodlatte / -r- virginia: the f.b.i. director today is keeping a commitment he made back several months ago that he would inform the congress if he continued the investigation. both the trump and clinton campaigns are calling on director comey to but that's unlikely given electi

traditional dances, plus take part in drum and singing competitions at the uwm panther arena in downtown milwaukee. doors open at 10:00 this morning. the grand entry also later today, your family can learn more about the tradition of dia de los muertos or the day of the dead at the milwaukee art museum. the day of the dead honors loved ones who have died with altars and gifts. the museum is offering art activities, plus mexican music and dance performances. you can check it out starting at 10:00 this morning. you can find more information on fall events and festivals going on in our area by downloading the free wisn city of festivals you'll find schedules, ticket and traffic information, and so much more. just search wisn in the app store or google play. we are talking about our wet weather. sally: did the underweight you? -- did the underweight you up? thema: there were also lightning. sally: there is a cool prest terribly cold air behind it. we are talking about 60's, and we get a warm front tonight so we are on our way too much warmer than normal pictures overall -- normal temperatures overall.

ann sterling is live at the public safety building in downtown milwaukee with a look ahead. they're calling it a walking dead protest.family and friends will gather at 23rd & wisconsin at noon and will walk here to the district attorney's office to demand justice. outraged to learn --- dominique heaggan-brown --- the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed smith in august is accused of sexual assault.police say one attack happening the night after he shot and killed sylville smith. police say while the violent protests were unfolding in the sherman park neighborhood back in august, heaggan-brown was getting drunk in a bar watching the violence on tv. he's accused of sexually assaulting the man he was with --- hours later .the criminal complaints sexually assaulted victims, tried to pay for sex and snapped nude photos of unsuspecting victims. he is facing 5 charges. smith's family says the officer should be charged with the death of syville smith. they want justice and they want the body cam video to be police investigating an overnight crash near potawatomi hotel and ca