kraemer claims she:"feared for her safety and that of her partner."attorney jonathan safran is this case was disappointed she was only given a $5000 personal recognizance bond. many would feel that is special treatment i think most people being charged with a crime like this certainly wouldn't take 7 months and they would normally be the family of jay anderson rece sotage of the shooting death of their loved one and tonight they are ?begging? for its release. a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed anderson when he was in his car in madison park in june. anderson had a gun, which his family says he legally owned. coreen zell is live at 11th and ?atkinson? with the latest. family and friends of jay anderson just had a news tired of waiting. they're demanding transparency in this case. friends and family are asking the name of the officer who shot jay be released and they want the public to see the dash cam video from that night in madison park, when an officer shot and killed jay anderson. the family recently saw additional video and enhanced video

kraemer told police she took out her gun and shot manuel burnley in the back. burnley survived but needed several surgeries. the milwaukee police department did the investigation that led to the charges. wednesday kraemer signed a five thousand dollar signature bond next court date november third. kraemer is on administrative leave. she faces more than fifteen years in prison if convicted. live in milwaukee myra sanchick fox6 news thanks a milwaukee family is hoping to see similar charges brought against a wauwatosa police officer. jay anderson was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer in june. his family held a new conference this afternoon with a list of fox 6's ashley sears explains. it's been hard. it's been really hard. after four months-- the family of jay anderson jr says they are tired of waiting. we need all of this information to come out. they demand answers at a news conference wednesday. we're here to demand justice. jay anderson, jr. was a father...son...a nephew...a fiance. anderson was june. wauwatosa police say he had a gun and they tho

kraemer is charged with aggravated battery.. and faces up to 15 years in prison.back in march, she and her partner were called to get an unruly passenger off a bus.we're told surveillance video shows all three rollio kraemer says she couldn't see the man's hand and feared for her safety.an outside expert said her actions were not in keeping with accepted

documents show officer kraemer escorted burnley off the bus ... where he continued to resist arreth told investigators she was unable to control burnley and shot him while he was on the ground as she feared for her safety and that of her partner. burnley's attorney said his client lost part of his lung, had several fractured ribs and still carries a bullet in his torso. officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. a news conference with the victim's attorney is expected to start in about 15 minutes. in the newsroom, brown deer police released this statement: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility. we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny wihin the justice system." also today on live at 4 ... remembering one of wisconsin deadliest mass shootings.a survivor's account four years after the azana salon shooting. it was four years ago today that a gunman killed people and injured several more at the azana salon and

kraemer remains free on a if convicted she could face up , to 20 years in prison. if she is convicted, she can no longer work as a police officer because convicted felons can't have firearms. in brown deer, nick bohr, wisn 12 news. joyce: the family of a man shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer is demanding transparency in the investigation. this past weekend marked four months since jay anderson was shot and killed in madison park. the state has wrapped up its investigation. attorney to decide whether criminal charges should be filed against the officer. anderson's family held a news conference this afternoon, calling for the name of the officer to be released, along with dash cam video of the incident. >> i ask that the community see the footage. we are asking, what do you have hide? show the footage. joyce: the d.a. has said the video will not be released until the entire investigation is complete. kathy: developing another murder in milwaukee. this makes six homicides in 48 hours. the latest involves a man who was shot and killed inside a home near 51s

the charge issued today against 27- year-old "devon kraemer." the of happened back in march -- following a confrontation on a county bus. ashley sears is live outside the county courthouse -- with reaction from the victim's attorney. today attorney jon safran says his client is relieved to see charges issued in this case. it is a shooting that has changed manuel burnley, jr's life forever. burnley was shot following a confrontation on a milwaukee driver waved down two brown deer police officers. they pulled burnley off the bus and tried to handcuff him. the officers and burnley were thrown on the ground. according to the criminal complaint, surveillance video showed burnley on his stomach, face down and officer devon kraemer firing one shot into his back. officer kraemer later told investigator she could not see burnley's left arm and felt threatened. this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee area police officer has been ch citizen. 31:51 he realizes many individuals in these kinds of case do not receive that kind of justice. he believes th

that's when kraemer shot junior spent 12 days in the hospital... we'll continue to follow this breaking news... we're expecting a news conference with the attorney who represents the victim's family in about 15 minutes. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. brown deer police chief michael kass has weighed in on this development... in a statement, he said-- "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department were always a possibility... ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." now to our big story at four... a body is found inside a trash can. this happening in an alley in the harambee neighborhood.. police are calling it a homicide. lets go to julie collins who is live at police district 5 with details - julie? milwaukee police tell me they are in the process of informing the on thursday night police were ?called to investigate a body found on n. holton street between wright and meinecke avenue. the body is described by police as an adult male. poli

kraemer says she tried to restrain burnley and wound up shooting him. milwaukee county official ntinue to weigh-in on whether to institute a 60-dollar per vehicle wheel tax. it's part of chris abele's budget proposal.the wheel tax - if enacted - would generate7 million dollars in revenue each year. that money would be used for and bridges. county board chairman theo lipscomb is holding a meetg tonight to take public inpuit's at six earlietomp te offromhe wewashgton d-c.to open s meanwhile, hillary clinton continuing to campaign oher 69rthday.g in t the latest - we have stephan thompson a gop strategist and or governwalker decrtaic strategist and former state communications director f enes healthcare costs in the hot seat - premiums going up on sign up for the affordable health care or obamacare - demcorats says the program needs tweeking. republicans have been saying repeal and replace since the law went into place. trump: deductibles are so high you can't use it, you'll never get to use it. job killing obamacare is just one more way me."clinton:that's

officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. a troubled nightclub on milwaukees north side is closed... for good. the owner has surrendered its alcohol and entertainment licenses . fox6s bret lemoine has reaction to the news. restaurant. according to milwaukee common council president ashanti hamilton, owners voluntarily surrendered their alcohol and entertainment licenses on monday. 'licenses to operate an establishment in the city of milwaukee are a privilege, and my goal is to maintain balance and cohesiveness by ensuring that businesses abide by very clear standards of safety, health, and order in the neighborhood,' hamilton told us in a statement. patrons had one last dance here on sunday night... before the doors closed for good. the move came at the urg clubs rocky history. the club was stripped of its license in 2013 because of violence - including a shooting that injured a guard. under new ownership, an age restriction was added - only allowing those 25 and older. last year, the city relaxed the age limit because fewer

officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. a news conference with the victim's attorney is expected to start in about 15 minutes. in the newsroom,

according to court kraemer shot burnley last year. this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee-area police officer is charged in the case. and chirstina palladino has more on the charges against the officer. reporter: in a rare move, the district attorney charged a police officer for a shooting in the back. in march, 26-year-old burnley an updated bus pass. >> to have an individual on the ground face down and have an officer stand over him and shoot him in the back. that somewhat unprecedented. reporter: the client has the bullet lodged in his body. part of this lung was ref moved and he has not been able to return to work. but he is relieved with the decision. >> he is relieved accountability. reporter: officer kraemer and per partner struggled him to the ground. she was not able to gain control of his right arm. relieved she drew her firearm and pressed it against her back. after he was shot, the male officer yelled a racial slur. >> the officer said we shot you, and used the "n" word. >> that was chirstina palladino burnley was

officer kraemer is scheduled to make her first court appearance on wednesday. il story when she heads to court. look for our coverage and get updates on the free wisn 12 news mobile app and our new website at wisn.com. later today, police departments across wisconsin will accept your unused and expired prescription medications. it's part of a statewide effort to prevent drug overdoses. the medical examiner reports milwaukee county is on pace to see 320 overdose deaths this year. the event today will allow you to drop off prescription and ointments, inhalers, creams, even pet medications. the state attorney general is urging people to empty out their medicine cabinets. >> in april of this year, we needed three semi trucks. made us number three in america. thema: there are many drop-off locations. you can find a list on wisn.com. the police station in fond du lac is one of those drop-off sites. the fire deparen many doses of narcan for opioid overdoses this year as they did last year. fire officials say there've been 54 overdoes this year, compared to 35 last yea

officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of aggravated battery, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. live in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ashley brown deer police chief michael kass putting out a statement -- saying quote: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility... ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high justice system." an update to the traffic situation we told you about at nine. the crash on interstate 94 in waukesha county has is now cleared. this is video from earlier -- near brookfield road. state patrol says a driver rolled his vehicle and ended up in a ditch. the family of sylville smith says they believe dominique heaggan-brown's sexual assault case should be tied to his use of da in august. that shooting, of course, prompted two nights of violent protests. heaggan-brown shot and killed sylville smith while on duty august 13th. police have said smith was armed and

meantime officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. live downtown, ashley sears fox 6 news. ben thanks ashley brown deer police chief michael kass putting out a statement -- saying quote: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were a ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." the family of sylville smith says they believe dominique heaggan-brown's sexual assault case should be tied to his use of deadly force in august. that shooting, of course, prompted two nights of violent protests. heaggan-brown shot and killed sylville smith while on duty august 13th. police have said smith was armed and raised his gun toward officers chief ed flynn says the investigation of that shooting should be based strictly on the facts and not the character of the officer involved. smith's family doesnt see it that way... how do you not tie someone to an activity - an act that they did, a malicious crime, and then separate

reporting live... 3 brown deer police officer devon kraemer made her first court earae today. battery for shooting and wounding a man while trying to arrest him back in march. kraemer and her partner were called in to remove an unruly passenger from a county bus.a defense tactics expert said kraemer's fear for their safety was not supported by the evidence.she's out on a 5- thousand dollar signature bond court on november 3rd. 3rd. only on cbs 58 news...surveillance video shows a break-in at a car dealership in burlington. burlington. it happened early monday morning at the lynch window at the service garage, crawling through that window, taking the keys and stealing a 20-16 yukon denali....that's a 72-thousand dollar luxury s-u-v. he also stashed 10 tires in the vehicle and took them as well. hee off in the stolen suv with someone in another vehicle following behind. "he knew what he was doing when he came in. he obviously pre-scoped the building, knew where to go and look for keys a know if it was an inside job, we don't know any of that but i do know that the police have se

officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of the criminal charge, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. live in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. ben thanks ash kass released a statement on the shooting, saying: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility... ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." heads up drivers -- a crash causing major delays on i-94 eastbound at brookfield road. this is a live look -- the right lane is closed. state patrol says a we'll keep you updated as this develops. the brother of a man killed by a milwaukee police officer says that officer should be facing charges -- in addition to the ones that have already landed him in jail. dominique heaggan-brown is accused of sexual assault with one alleged attack happening the night after his use of deadly force. a.j. bayatpour has that story... memorial for his brother. police

officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. if convicted of the criminal charge, she could face more than 15 years behind bars. in brown deer, ashley sears fox 6 news. brown deer police chief michael kass putting out a statement -- sa "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a possibility... ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." the family of sylville smith says they believe dominique heaggan-brown's sexual assault case should be tied to his use of deadly force in august. that shooting, of course, prompted two nights of violent sylville smith while on duty august 13th. police have said smith was armed and raised his gun toward officers when heaggan-brown opened fire. chief ed flynn says the investigation of that shooting should be based strictly on the facts and not the character of the officer involved. smith's family doesnt see it that way... "how do you not tie someone to an

officer devon kraemer recently made her first court appearance yesterday, on charges of aggravated battery and use of a dangerous weapon. it stems from a march incident when 26-year-old manuel burnley junior was arrested after an altercation on a milwaukee county bus. she told detectives she feared for her safety and shot burnley once in the back while trying to arrest himn the victim's attoey says s turnack to worsince. pretty much in thmiddle upper part of his ba and then the bullet came out his01 would fractured a rib kraemer was g, given a 5-sand-doll personal regnizance bo .. aning she onlyas to pay if she doot show upo cour the faly of the man shot d answers .jay anderson s shot in a pa, ile sitting in his car.the mily just tched das thshoong ... and want officis to release the video to the public.we asked the distct attorney's office if and when the video will be reased. the office said the city of waatosa has thority to video. we asked police about the video, but never got a response. decision 20-16a new analysis of early voting this morning.. acie potts hare s a mo deturnout today

officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. this is the first time in a been charged for shooting a citizen. the chicago cubs hoping to get back on track after losing game one of the world series. angelica is here with a recap. cleveland's pitcher set a record last night -- striking out eight batters in three innings. corey kluber was on fire. he finished with nine strikeouts in six shutout innings...only giving up four hits. as for the cubs starter jon lester -- he didn't fair so well...walking several batters..and even hitting one as r lester -- he didn't fair so well...walking several batters..and even hitting one when bases were loaded. the final score cleveland - six...chicago - zero. "e just attacked hitters. we got ahead of hitters today. i mean he's been doing that the whole year. like i said before, he's our ace. every time he steps on the mound, i expect big things from him and i mean he was awesome." i expect big things from him and i mean he was awesome." and we do not want to let you know about a scheduling change

kraemer is charged with aggravated battery.. and faces up to 15 years in prison.back in march, she and her partner were called to get an unruly passenger off a bus.we're told surveillance video shows all three rollio kraemer says she couldn't see the man's hand and feared for her safety.an outside expert said her actions were not in keeping with accepted practices.the man survived but lost part of his lung. of the 117 homicides this year in milwaukee.. 12 were domestic violence..tonight, sojourner peace house invited the community to talking about ways to stop the cycle of violence..violence they say is tracked back to children. 11:33-37 we have to take more seriously what happens to kids to11:41-55 we need to help people who've been traumatized heal, so they can show up as healthy as they can for their kids and family members. we need to say to abusers what you're doing is wrong and to survivors theres help it's not your fault. fault. the milwaukee homicide review commission shows that intimate partner homicides are up 100-perc

that's not happening wit >> reporter: deputies took officer kraemer and her attorney through a side door once she left, so we weren't able to ask her further questions. reportg live outside eighth and state, julia fello, today's tmj4. s julia. >> charles: a west bend man faces seven felony charges for a stand off with police last week. according to the criminal complaint, cody pointed a gun at officers outside a home on october 16th. he phe trigger but the sentenced to more than 80 yea in prison. >>> the start their hom opener in last than an hour. the latest. hey, lance >> y know, yeah, it should be a great night for basketball. everyone excited to tip off another buck's season. starting center they want to make a statement right off the bat in game one against the hornets. >> this is a statement game for us. we're going to start the season, going to show what we learned and worked on from preseason, so it's a big carry over for us. >> coming up in sports we'll hear from the $100 million man and steve novak, the milwaukee native, very home opener in his hometown. we're live, lance allan

officer devon kraemer now faces a charge of aggravated and felony use of a dangerous w. weapon. we're awaiting the start of the conference in downtown milwaukee right now.. at the office of the attorney representing the gunshot victim. it was back on march 14th .. when a mcts bus driver flagged down police to help with a disruptive passenger -- manuel burnley junior.two officers were able to get him off the bus but there was some kind of struggle.investigators say kraemer shot burnley in the back.burnley's legal team says he lost part of a lung and said she feared for her life but court documents say an expert in police defense tactics say karemer's use of force was not consistent with generally accepted standards. we are told civil attorney jonathan safran will be making a statement..we'll bring you continuing coverage throughout this newscast. new details reveal what police say happened moments before syville smith was shot and killed by milwaukee officer dominque heaggan brown. they're included in an unsealed search warrant we obtained, and outline what police believe led to

kathy: officer devon kraemer is charged with aggravated battery. she says she feared for her safety when she shot 26-year-old manuel burnley. he survived, but lost part of his lung. kraemer remains free on a signature bond, and is due back joyce: some buildings crumble into the street after powerful earthquakes rock central italy. two people have been injured in the epicenter of visso. the first greg was magnitude. 5.5two hours later search and , a 6.1. rescue teams are looking for trapped victims. it comes two months after a quake in the same region killed nearly 300 people. >> what's your last name? >> ahmad. what is your last name? khan. joyce: new body camera video of a terror suspect just before he was captured in new jersey. it shows police questioning ahmed rahami who was sleeping in the doorway of a bar. he's accused in the bombings in new york and new jersey last month. rahami was taken down and arrested after a shootout with police. kathy: to commitment 2016 election coverage election day , is just 13 days away. in an interview with abc n

officer kraemer and her partner intervened, saying burnley would not comply with orders and was combative. the complaint says they eventually got burnley face down onto the ground and she shot burnley in the upper back. safran says his client does not want to speak publicly, but is relieved tonight. >> he believes there is some accountability and he realizes that there are many individuals in these types of cases that have not received that type of justice and accountability. >> safran revealed that his client told him after he was shot, the male officer called him a racial slur. safran says burnley has permanent damage to his body, he had to have part of a lung removed. he has also not been able to work since it happened. we are live in milwaukee, face. known only as kim, she didn't want her face shown, but became very emotional when talking about the shooting. >> she had me on the ground. >> so here's what's next. officer devon kraemer is scheduled to make her first court appearance on wednesday to face the charges. meanwhile, she remains on paid administrative leave from the police dep

officials say after a struggle, and kraemer told investigators she shot him in the back. burnley survived but had several surgeries. kramer, who is on administrative leave faces more than fifteen years in prison. a second man is under arrest after a crash involving an uber car left three women dead. police say it is on unrelated charges -- but the man was a light at 2nd and clybourn... the ?suv hit another vehicle, killing the three female passengers and injuring the uber driver. both men in the striking car fled the scene of the crash. the driver -- who has a prior drunk driving conviction -- turned himself in to police on monday. a search warrant released today shows police found several cell phones, rolling papers and a prescription bottle of adderall in the lexus. a shooting late this morning on the city's north side leads to one man's death... injuries. milwaukee police say the call came in around 11:30. responding officers found two people who were shot inside a house near 51st and hope. a 24-year-old man died inside the home while a 27-year-old woman was taken to t

joyce: officer kraemer is scheduled to make her first court appearance on wednesday. she is on paid administrative leave from the police two minneapolis police officers will not be disciplined for the 2015 shooting death of an african-american man. jamar clark was killed last after police say he reached for november an officer's gun. others say clark was handcuffed, and not resisting arrest. the shooting led to days of protest, including this one inside mall of america. patrick: turning now to whether, from the 30's to the mark, the 60's, weekend brings a nice warm-up. mark: it degrees, but it will not stay there. cooler than average, very few of those all fall. as the coldest temperatures so far this evening. we warm-up tomorrow to 58. 61 madison. 60 and lacrosse. on sunday, better, 65 milwaukee. almost 70 and rockford. 68 chicago. just 10 days until halloween, daylight savings time is 16 days away, the election is 18 days away, and 34 days away from thanksgiving. it seems we are because we have not had any super cold air just yet. there is none of that in the foreca

online reports show officer kraemer worked her way up from dispatcher to patrol officer... and had been on the job five years. the victim, manuel burnley a lung removed. his lawyer says he still suffers from physical and emotional ?damage. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news bev thanks myra brown deer police chief michael kass released a statement on the shooting, saying: "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department recognized that criminal charges were always a pos ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." the brother of a man killed by a milwaukee police officer says that officer should be facing charges -- in addition to the ones that have already landed him in jail. dominique heaggan-brown is accused of sexual assault with one alleged attack happening the night after his use of deadly force. a.j. bayatpour is live in during the second night of violent protests right here back in august, investigators say dominique heaggan- brown was getting drunk in a bar watching

the police conducted the investigation and consulted with a use of force expert who said kraemer's use of force was not within acceptable standards in wisconsin or nationwide. the police chief said the officer's guilt or innocence may ultimately be decided by a jury. new information on the milwaukee police officer involved in the sherman parks shooting now charged with patrick: dominick heaggan-brown will be back in court next week and a supervisor is now also under investigation. colleen henry is -- has more. colleen: that sergeant is the focus of an internal investigation. the day after he shot sylville watched sherman park burn at a tavern where he was drinking with a man who later accused him of rape. heaggan-brown later texted sergeant joseph hall who he considered a mentor. need your help big time but need to handle this the most secret and right way possible. heaggan-brown met up with the sergeant the defendant claimed the sex was consensual but admitted the adult victim was drunk and had medical issues. >> of what that exchange was about. colleen: the department is investigatin

. >> 27-year-old officer devon kraemer is facing several criminal charges including a felony for shooting a 26-year-old man after an argument on a county bus. she's been with the police department here for five years. office charged a brown deer police officer for shooting a man in the back. the incident happened back in march when 26-year-old manuel burnley argued with a bus driver after not having an updated bus pass. >> to have an individual on the ground, face down, and have an officer stand over him and shoot him in the back, that's somewhat unprecedented. >> safran says his client still has the bullet lodged in his body. part of his lung had to be , to return to work but he's , relieved with this decision. >> he believes that there's some accountability and he realizes that many individuals in these kinds of cases have not received that kind of justice and that kind of accountability. >> according to the complaint, officer kraemer and her partner struggled with burnley to the ground. quote she was unable to gain "she was unable to gain control of burnley's left arm and she against b

kraemer was released without bail. she's due back in court next month. coming up tonight at 6:00, the show of support in court for the brown deer police officer. the family of man shot and killed by a wauwatosa police video of the incident to be released. within the hour, jay anderson's family held a news conference, demanding transparency in the investigation. hey say it's been four months since anderson's death in madison park and they want the , officer's dash cam video released and the name of the officer-involved in the shooting to be made public. they say he should face charges. >> i seen the video. he did nothing to cause that officer to like he did. patrick: the state has wrapped up its investigation into the shooting. it is up to the district attorney now to determine whether criminal charges will be filed. we just checked with tosa police and the d.a., they say the video will be released when the entire investigation is complete. toya: now to the race for president. both candidates celebrating milestones today. hillary clinton spending her birt

safran addressing the charges just a short time ago again against brown deer police office devon kraemer for shooting his client, manuel burnley, in the back after a confrontation outside a milwaukee county bus. this was the scene back in march. the criminal complaint says burnley did not have an updated bus card to get on, he and the driver got into it and she waved officer kraemer and her partner intervened, saying burnley would not comply with orders and was combative. the complaint says they eventually got burnley face down onto the ground and she shot burnley in the upper back. safran says his client does not want to speak publicly, but is relieved tonight. >> he believes there is some accountability and he realizes that there are many individuals in these types of cases that have not received that type of justice and accountability. >> safran revealed that his client told him after he was shot, the male officer called him a racial slur. safran says burnley has permanent damage to his body, he had to have part of a lung removed. he has also not been able to work since it happened. w

officer kraemer has been placed on paid administrative leave. this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee area police officer has game one of the world series is in the book and the chapter is all about the indians. cleveland pitcher corey kluber became the first pitcher in world series history games to strikeout 8 batters in a game in the first 3 innings. the cubs had no chance! 9 strikeouts over 6 scoreless innings. roberto perez smoked two home runs..collected 4 rbi. 6-nothing! and there's a big change for tonight's world' series game two. coverage starts an hour earlier-- because of rain in the forecast in cleveland. the first pitch is now scheduled for 6:08-- instead of 7:08. stayed tuned for fox6 news after the game. happening today - the bucks officially kick off the regular season. the team will be taking on the charlotte hornets at the bmo tips off at 7:00. with construction on their new arena next door - officials say to plan a little more time for parking. however-- the bucks have also teamed up with both uber and potowatomi for mo

kraemer is on administrative third. it has been four months since jay anderson, junior was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer. today -- his parents making a plea to law enforcement -- for transparency. anderson was killed in madison park back in june. police say anderson had a gun --and the officer thought he was reaching for it. last week--family saw dash cam video of the shooting -- and that's what they want the public to see. the family also learned, the officer who killed their son--also killed a different suspect last year. family sayh charged. michael says : "we're pretty much demanding transparency in this case, this case has been ongoing, it's been a heck of a process for the family." this case is in the hands of the milwaukee county district attorney's office. wauwatosa police continue to say the officer's name and dash cam will not be made public until a charging decision is made. domestic violence.. in milwaukee, victim advocates are trying to find out why. fox 6's brittany shannon speaks with peop

we will speak to moritz kraemer. that is coming up next.hat is the conversation we are now looking forward to. the market open is coming up. we will get his take on whether the u.k. economy really is right now. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 10 minutes to the market open. european equities called software this morning. the rating agency s&p has upheld the u.k.'s double-a investment-grade bond warns that leaving the eu represents a significant risk. let's go to frankfurt now. moritz kraemer is s&p's global ratings chief sovereign rating officer. quite a mouthful. good morning to you. thank you for taking the time this morning. was it an easy decision on the u.k.? moritz: i think you need to remember that back in june, the day after the referendum, we lowered the rating by two notches. i think this took care of the immediate uncertainties and weaknesses, which mostly surrounded the fact that we think the decision-making has become much more difficult and less rational and predictable than in the past. there's so many uncertainties here. what we've

in march -- a bus driver flagged down officer devon kraemer because of an unruly passenger. she and another officer boarded the bus and were attempting to take the man away. the man was resisting officers and while face down on the ground, kraemer pulled out her gun and shot the man once in her back. she said she feared for safety. she's been charged with aggravated battery and could face up to fifteen years in prison. 3 continues.a man shot dead...and a woman severely injured inside a home on milwaukee's north side this afternoon. cbs 58's david ade joins us live with the latest..david. the shooting happened before noon today inside a home near 51st and capitol. police say a 24-year-old man was shot and killed... and a 27-year-old woman shot and severely hurt. here's the emotional scene we police tape up, flashing lights, and family members and friends screaming out for loved one they lost.this scene such a painful display... and the emotions similar to what several milwaukee families have experienced in the last few days. milwaukee police department tells us this is the si

officer devon kraemer recently made her first court appearanceshe is charged with aggravated battery and use of a dangerous weapon.it stems from a march incident when 26-yol junior was arrested after an altercation on a milwaukee county bus.she told detectives she feared for her safety and shot burnley once in the back while trying to arrest him on the ground.the victim's attorney says his client still hasn't returned to work. the family of the man shot and killed by wauwatosa police say they won't stop asking for answers .jay anderson was shot in a park, while sitting in his car.the family just watched dash-cam video from 15:15:- that cotion es not match what the officer wrote two days later in his written statement 15:15:20 15:31:25- we need all of this information to com out because we believe from day 1 it's been a cover up in this case. 15:31:32 we're getting the run-around on the dash cam video. the district attorney's office told us it's up to tosa pd to release it. we asked police about video, but never got a response. decision 2016 now:a number of hillary clinton's surrogate

kraemer is charged with ?aggravated battery?... and faces up to 15 years in prison. back in march, she and her partner were called to ?get an unruly passenger off a bus.? we're told surveillance video shows.... all three rolling on the ground.kraemer says... she couldn't see the man's hand and feared for her safety.the man survived the shooting--- but lost part of his lung. now to a developing story... milwaukee police hope you can help find a man accused in a recent homicide. homicide.police say this man... 19-year-old devontae turner.. killed derrick ball during a fight on 24th and auer on monday.turner is from chicago.. but has family in the milwaukee area. area.if you see him.. or know where he is.. you're asked to call police at the number on your screen. it's 414-935-7360. 3 two chicago men are wanted in a deadly shooting in kenosha. one of them ... just 16 years old.homicides charges were filed yesterday against 22-year-old james butler and the teen.according to the and killed willie owens on monday.. after he tried getting in between them and another man.owen

the charges come seven months after officer devon kraemer shot manuel burnley in the back during an arrest. burnley was on the the ground on his stomach at the time. he now suffers from permanent go back to work. suspended milwaukee police officer -- dominique haeggen brown -- remains behind bars tonight. he faces more than 80 years for the alleged rape of two men and soliciting sex from two others. the dodge county sheriff's office took part in a mass-casualty drill today in watertown.they sent us these photos.several other local agencies participated in the drill .. including jefferson time to get a first look at our weather this evening. turned out to be a great day! meteorologist scott steele is here with the storm team forecast: high pressure to our south has helped scour out the clouds as a very dry air mass remains in place across our region. meantime, southwesterly breezes have boosted our temperatures to near 60 degrees today with mid 60s expected tomorrow. that may be the warmest readings we see for some time as a cold front approaches the boundary will approach by late sunday bo

. >> officer kraemer is on paid administrative leave, she'll appear in court nt reporting live downtown, coreen zell, today's tmj4. >> coreen, thanks. >>> the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith is still behind bars tonight. >> jails on sexual assault charges unrelated to the smith case. eric ross spoke with the attorney representing smith's family, he's now live downtown. eric, what did he have to say? >> reporter: good evening, attorney david owens says this is a step in the right direction towards holding officers more attorney makes his announcement. dominic heaggan-brown faces 80 years for the rape of two men as well as soliciting sex from two other people. and although heaggan-brown remains off the streets tonight -- >> it does not bring justice for his death. >> attorney david owens said it won't bring back sylville smith, who heaggan-brown shot during a traffic stop. smith was armed, family members and some community members want the body c >> we do believe it should be made public, and the family should have the ability to see it. >> owen says the latest

officer devon kraemer shot 26-year-old manuel burnley last march. police pulled burnley off a county bus after a disruption. now the officer shot him while , he was face down on the ground. burnley's lawyer says his client lost part of a lung, and hasn't been able to work. sheldon: , hillary clinton's daughter, chelsea, is coming back to wisconsin this week. the former first daughter will be in la crosse, stevens point and madison, on tuesday to encourage people to vote early. this will be her third trip to wisconsin in less than a month. governor scott walker is also encouraging people to vote early. he and senator ron johnson are wrapping up a one-day, statewide campaign swing. they visited gop field offices across the state. their final stop is tonight in waukesha. to focus on helping johnson in the final days of the race. adrienne: and as election day gets closer, some important deadlines to remember. to get an absentee ballot delivered to your home, the deadline for your request at your municipal clerks office is thursday, november 3. election

understand and accept the need for this high level scrunity within the criminal justice system.officer kraemer is on administrative leave and is due in court wednesday. one day after he was charged with raping two men..we're learning more about what police say happened just moments before milwaukee police officer dominque heaggan-brown shot and killed sylville smith. smith.an unsealed search warrant outlines what police believe led to the now- trigger.cbs 58's amanda devoe is live in the studio with more...amanda? this search warrant confirms police accounts that smith pointed a gun at officers moments before he was killed. a few days ago we learned there were drugs, cell phones, and a pistol in the car that smith was in when it was stopped on august 13th.but a newly released warrant tells us even more.it details the probable cause investigators used to get the warrant, including a description of smith running from police with a gun in his hand.it's important to at least one other officer besides heaggan - brown...chasing smith at the time.the warrant also says smith fell and then got back to

officer devon kraemer shot 26-year-old manuel burnley last police kicked burnley off a county bus after a disruption. the officer shot him while he was face down on the ground. he survived. adrienne: police are still looking for the shooter who killed a man in milwaukee last night. it happened just before 1:00 this morning near 38th and vienna. investigators say a man in his 20's was shot inside a home. he then ran outside to 35th and vienna. he died at the scene. right now, police need our help with two separate silver alerts. officers are looking for you see his picture. curry suffers from dementia and has a hard time walking. someone last saw him yesterday near holton and burleigh wearing a black baseball cap with an army logo and a bright orange jacket. let's take at the next one. we are talking about 83-year-old clifford pickens. last seen near 17th street and olive yesterday at 2:00 p.m, he walked away from his sister's house. if you have any information about where these men could be, please call police. the numbers on your screen right there, 414-935-7401. families forced to lea

. >> officer kraemer is on paid administrative leave, she'll appear in court nt reporting live downtown, coreen zell, today's tmj4. >> coreen, thanks. >>> the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith is still behind bars tonight. >> jails on sexual assault charges unrelated to the smith case. eric ross spoke with the attorney representing smith's family, he's now live downtown. eric, what did he have to say? >> reporter: good evening, attorney david owens says this is a step in the right direction towards holding officers more

pennant collectors, that's one that's come out in reaction that some folks are seeing, akin to a kraemer reaction. how about this? this is when the tribe was being watched by your world champion cavs last weekend. somebody in march put a $50 bet for the indians to win the pennant. tonight they are $600 richer. just a little bit of a snapshot of how this is being felt and reacted to around northeast ohio and all around tribe land. >> thanks very much, chris. they were huge underdog to win the vi beat the boston red sox, a lot of people thought they would be swept. they were an underdog going into the series against toronto. they were an underdog going into the game today. they will probably be an underdog next week no matter who comes on the unfortunate national league. we got them where we want them, everybody and we will continue on here on channel 3 news at 7:00 as we celebrate another championship. the indians win the american >>> welcome back, everybody. the indians have won the american league championship. they won it back in 1995 when they won it and in fashion as they ended up be

officer kraemer is on paid administrative leave and is due in court next week. week.this is the first time in a decade a milwaukee-area police officer has been charged for intentionally new details about the moments before that officer involved shooting in sherman park. park.an unsealed search warrant says while officers were chasing sylville smith, he fell to the ground..got up and turned towards officers with gun in hand.he was fatally shot by officer dominique heaggen-brown. heaggen brown is in jail on unrelated sex assault charges..for which he has been suspended from mpd.as we first reported earlier this week, drugs, cell phones and a pistol were found in smith was in during the traffic stop on august 13th. the d-a is still reviewing the officer's actions that day. 3 stay with cbs 58 as we continue to gather new information on this developing story. watch for updates on air and on line at cbs 58.com. 3 it's a big day for the mitchell park domes...repair work inside the third and final structure is finished -- which means it could re-open inside the desert d

devon kraemer shot manuel burnely junior... after he was pulled off a bus in brown deer for being disruptive. burnely lost part of a lung and had fractured ribs. kraemer says she feared for her safety and her partner's.she is charged with aggravated battery and felony use of a dangerous weapon. the racine county sheriff's office is collaborting with other local groups to put on a provide a realistic look at the heroin and opiate epidemic and its impact on racine county.there will be featured speakers... including families impacted by drug abuse.the summit is open to parents and community members...but it's recommened those attending are 13 and older.the summit is tonight at union grove high school from six to eight. it's game day here in milwaukee...the bucks are back. the team opens their season tonight against the charlotte hornets.. at the b-mo harris bradley center.tip off is at 7. the cbs this morning series-- "something in common" brings together two voices crossing musical genres - dierks bentley and elle king next! firs

. >> 27-year-old officer devon kraemer is facing several criminal charges including a felony for shooting a 26-year-old man after an argument on a county bus. she's been with the police department here for five years.