sherman park. inflicted on them. mayor tom barrett just released a statement ... saying in part ... "no matter

summer has just begun and so has the trouble in sherman park. milwaukee police officers who were there, we can see what happened when a crowd of nearly 100 people turned violent. reports of fights and a fire brought out sheriff's deputies. for the moment police were feeling good then the calls to 911 began. the crowd that ran from the park swarmed the bp gas station. glass was shattered in the streets, cars broken into and looted. >> 50 kids on the corner of 0 park and they are on my food truck van dammizing it. trapped by the violent mob. >> they are breaking through your glass? >> yes. hurry. >> reporter: police regrouped to talk strategy. >> if you do not disperse immediately you will be arrested. >> police command staff was on scene. the crowd flooded into the neighborhood, fighting into the streets. and face sheets. handcuffing team, police swept through in force, faking back if the neighborhood one block at a time. >> if you are on the sidewalk, keep the sidewalk. if you are on the street, keep the street. >> it was plan that worked for th

reporting live outside sherman park, rebecca clark. weather. rarely does that include throwing open all the windows. >> reporter: john malanould we see more of this coming? or at least i could get used to it. >> this has been an incredibly mild pattern starting saturday. 71 degrees there, 72 sunday. 80 yesterday. 7. one more mild day. we'll see 65. then look at the crashing temperatures towards friday when when you wake up in the morning hours you will see sunshine. 48 degrees. rollercoaster pattern hit us once again. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. the color purple in politics. shannon: wisconsin is being called a mix of red and blue. but is it really? the bears. shannon: one of the i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more fo

reporting live outside sherman park, rebecca clark. george: this time of year w talk about great sleeping what weather. rarely does that include throwing open all the windows. >> reporter: john malan could we see more of this coming? or at least i could get used to it. >> this has been an incredibly mild pattern starting saturday. 71 degrees there, 72 sunday. 80 yesterday. 7. one more mild day. we'll see 65. then look at the crashing when you wake up in the morning hours you will see sunshine. 48 degrees. rollercoaster pattern hit us once again. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. the color purple in politics. shannon: wisconsin is being called a mix of red and blue. but is it really? george: lance allan will have the bears. lance: one of the state's top-ranging volleyball ss has been disqualified from post-season play. >> reporter: the cal phones volleyball team played in one too many tournaments, deeming them ineligible. the school district has since appealed the decision. >> it's hard because it's been such a fun team t

four years ago, he found it in sherman park. made possible through a project called milwaukee rising. >> now i kin tell people this is where you want to be. >> toni wagner is a long time sherman park resident and member of the milwaukee rising board. they havbrought life to sherman park housing before and since the unrest rehabbing , houses that had been foreclosed. >> we got hold of five major banks, have them get us $30 million to renovate, to help with mortgages, and so from 75 homes, and we have another 25 to go. >> and they sell those homes at market value from $85,000 to $140,000. randy paid just over $100,000 for his. >> it has that second bathroom upstairs. this is where i hang out. >> milwaukee rising is an arm of the organization common ground and they have gone from 300 , vacant properties in the sherman park zone to 66 in the last five years. and they solution to much of the city's problems. mike anderson, wisn 12 news. kathy: milwaukee rising intends to expand its efforts onto center street where homes and , busines

protests near sherman park flames engulfed seven businesses. a 30-year-old milwaukee man is suspected of making the homemade bombs that night. smith was shot and killed by police before the bomb was erupted. in a search warrant, the federal agents say a witness described the bombs the suspect made on the night of august 13. that's the day that smith was fatally shot. a makeshift memorial went up and people were arrested at that location weeks later. the suspect was quote, upset at the police because of the arrest. that witness saw a variety of items in the suspect's home, including guns, a gas can, body armor and bombs in the residence. they searcheded the suspect's home, looking for those and the supplies to make them. they didn't find them, but they indigestion -- ammunition. these pictures are not actually from the home. i knocked on the suspect's door, and no one answered. right now that suspect faces no charges. four other people are facing charges connect today this looting following the sherman park violence, but no one faces arson charg

right now milwaukee police ill keep cseeyon the sherman park 0area.as the people that call that area steps to ree ?hope. the violence broke out after a milwaukee poce ofr shot following a traffic stop the sherman park area -- back . dayofd un followed.several pe were arrestedor g.loot8 businesses ?reet on fire. cars were set on fire and destroyed. police vehicles had windows broken out.at least one officer was injured when the windshield on his squad was broken.today's meeting is all about restoring hope. anyone who lives in that area is invited. it's taking place tonight -- starting at 630. at sherman up next on live at up next on li at daybreak on todas tmj4 'sot just older adults who deal with being tired the road..then -- sodawitht the il. can that be doing to try and make its drinks... studies suggest drowsy driving is drowsy driving is every bit as ngerous as being drunk behind the wheel. .and it's not just adults who are guilty. a new reportshows one in three teenagers three teenagers struggle to stay awake while driving and one in ten admit to ly actualdorts say eyan eye thei

people are so concerned about their saftey in sherman park.. that more than 70 of them are getting together.. to patrol the neighborhood. "sort of be additional eyes and ears for the police."it's a group.. formed to take a stand against what neighbors describe as growing violence park citizens patrol group came to be after abie eisenbach recalls a neighbor telling him about fearful night at home. "he heard some gunshots outside of his house. he ducked on the floor. that sparked everything."that was more than a year agonow.. nearly a hundred neighbors are saying enough is enough.. forming groups of two.. driving around different streets in sherman park three nights a week -- calling "i think when neighbors get together, and take control of their environment and give their own input, things seem to happen."jim heller says sherman park had a similar group of its kind back in the 1980s which saw much success.. but he says it later dissolved due to dwindling participation and people moving away. after the group begins to hit the streets by the end o

sherman park. inflicted on them. mayor tom barrett just released a statement ... saying in part ... "no matter be held to the highest standards of conduct. i believe that the police department and the district attorney's office have, and will continue to take the appropriate actions." you'll find complete coverage of this story on our website, t-m-j four dot com. decision 2016 coverage now. something donald trump ?would not? say in last night's debate is still big news today. trump would not say if he would accept the results of the election should he lose. reaction to his remark, and then he ?clarified? it.i would like to promise and pledge to all of my voters and supporters and to all of the people of the united states that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election, if i win."of course i would accept a clear election result, but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a trump claims the election is being rigged. there's no evidence o

four years ago, he found it in sherman park. made possible through a project called milwaukee rising. >> we are more than what happened in august. we really are. >> toni wagner is a long time sherman park resident and member of the milwaukee rising board. they have brought life to since the unrest rehabbing , houses that had been foreclosed. >> we got hold of five major banks, had them give us $30 million to renovate, to help with mortgages, and so from there we have rehab 75 homes. we have another 25 to go. >> and they sell those homes at market value, from $85,000 to $140,000. his. >> this is where i hang out. >> milwaukee rising is an arm of the organization common ground and they have gone from 300 vacant properties in the sherman , park zone to 66 in the last five years and offer that , success as a solution to much of the city's problems. mike anderson, wisn 12 news. joyce: milwaukee rising intends to expand its efforts onto , businesses have struggled. new on giving classical music a 12, modern twist. kathy: a professor a

the shooting set off two nights of violence, burning and unrest in sherman park. the complaint alleges heaggan-brown and the victim watched news coverage of the violence while sitting at the bar and drinking. the officer will come before the court this morning for a preliminary hearing. it'll be determined if there's enough evidence against him to move forward with a trial. heaggan-brown is currently in custody at the jail. hibond his attorney asks for that bond to be lowered during today's court appearance. live..pz... tmj4 the brown deer officer charged for shooting a man in the back will be back in court next month. 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

coming up, brandon cruz goes beyond the game in the sherman park area. on the next wakeup -- it's the spookiest time of the year! don't get tricked this halloween at&t treats us to the apps that will keep your kids safe for the holiday. and our pet of the week is here -- we'll meet zoda the 10-month-old puppy! longtime green bay packers quarterback, brett favre will once again return to lambeau field tomorrow. he'll be honored by the team -- during a halftime ceremony. brittany ford talked poetry to keep favre's legacy alive. reporter come sunday, brett farve's legacy will continue as he makes packers history once again..gary love, of new york, says it's something he couldn't miss. "he was the best, gave such a shot in the arm for the nfl his style of play." reporter as a part packers tradition, and his induction to the pro unveiled inside lambeau field . favre will also be there. he will be presented with this 14k gold pro hall of fame ring. "anytime they put your name up in lambeau field it's special. so obviously brett' special and what he's accomplis

and gives us a better look at that everyday life is back to normal in the sherman park neighborhood, two months since violence rocked that community. but some residents aren't sure the violence is over for good. that's because they say the underlying issues have since the shooting death of syville smith by a milwaukee police officer.that's why a non profit put together a new meeting called the sherman park initiative. everytime something happens they kind of get shoved to the side and nobody really looks at the deeper issues." the iniative hopes to bring any issues to the city and ask for change.they will meet again next month at sherman perk' coffee shop. a local non profit is urging people to wear orange today ... to support students who all a part of "national unity day" waukesha- based "good friend inc" is focused on students with autism. the group says it wants the victims of disability harassment -- to know that there are hundreds of good friends out there who've got their back coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:zika dangers: the new area-- where mosquitos carrying t

a new business is open for business in the sherman park neighborhood... a george webb franchisee says he already owns a couple of george webb's after starting as a dishwasher a long ways back. but after seeing the riots that happened in sherman park, back in fresh business to the area. he's looking to hire up to 15 people from the neighborhood.. . and is in talks with the city to open even more restaurants in the inner city developers will breakground today on a 12-million dollar infrastructure improvement. 84-south is a mixed-use development that's located along 894 at 84th street in greefield. if you drive by... you've noticed it already taking shape. 84-south is expected to become a top suburban destination... with residential... shopping... d leaders will dig their shovels in celebration at noon. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4: we've been spared the early flirtations with winter... the surprising state looking at snow already... before fall is even over. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she ate like a pig. a person who's

new numbers in on the violence in sherman park. how much it cost taxpayers in police overtime. then -- help needed. why the owner of a classic tavern is asking for 200 volunteers and how it'll benefit a local charity. but first here's a look at this morning's winning lottery we're getting a look at just how costly the violence sherman park was. new numbers department show the department spent more than five-hundred thousand dollars in overtime... with a total of more than 95-hundred hours worked a new business is serving as a beacon of sherman park neighborhood. a local buisness owner... joey gudgeon is building a business in the heart of the community where violence broke out nearly two months ago.he's transforming an empty transform on fond du lac avenue, near 36th street - into a new george webb. joey spent 10-years in and out of is drugs for more than 15 years. he wants to show young people that it's never too late to change i always said that if i get somewhere, and i get a little money, i'm going to come back. i'm never going to forget where i came from. and i'm going to

smith's death sparked unrest in the sherman park neighborhood for days... and those here say that turmoil continues to some extent today... because the da's office has not released body camera footage of the incident. i agree that the footage should be released its a public safety issue. there are people getting arrested, there are homes being damaged. the group also wants the da to charge haegan brown with murder in smith's death. last week... haegan- brown was charged with sexual assault in a separate case. prosecutors say he raped a man the day after the shooting. he feels he has no if you arent going to charge him with that malicious crime that he did to my brother, then we want to see the video. the district attorney's office has not said when it will make a decision about charges. reporting live at city hall... madeline anderson fox6 news. bev thanks madeline milwaukee police are investigating after a bullet hits a post office building... it started when a car cas then someone fired several shots at the other vehicle involved in the crash. nobody was

live in sherman park. ad cbs 58 news. a group of wisconsin sheriff's deputies is headed to north dakota. they're going to offer some relief to the sheriff's office in morton county... county...where a massive protest over a pipline has watch over the protesters since august with no help from outside agencies...and it's beginning to weigh on them. "they're tired, they're stressed, and we've seen incidents all around this country where law encforcement officers in highly stressed situations have done things that in hindsight should not have been done." done." deputies from dane county and five other wisconsin police agencies were chosen because of their experience with previous protests and tony robinson. "we were able to successfully prevent mass arrests, damage to property, injury to people most importantly and allowed people to successfully gather to air g" grievances." more than 120 people have been arrested since august. the protest is over a planned pipeline from north dakota into canada...some of which wallethub comp

the shooting sparking violent protests that weekend near sherman park. if he was held in custody, that same night of the killing of sylville smith, other people wouldnt be victimized. thaddeus ashford is smith's cousin. he and the rest of the family have been pushing for haegan-brown to be charged in connection with smith's death... and for the body camera footage of the incident to be releasd district attorney's office says it's still reviewing the case. the only recent update... a search warrant unsealed this week... giving authorities permission to go through smith's cell phones as part of a drug investigation. we hear more quickly about an unsealed warrant about someone who has been murdered by the police than we hear about someone who was supposedly sworn to uphold the law that has been an accused murderer and rapist. involving smith-- no charges have been filed. as for officer-involved shooting... there's no timetable for that decision. reporting live at city hall madeline anderson fox6 news. the fire and police commission also discussing the fate

normal that has some residents worried.families in sherman park aren't quite sure the violence is over for good. they say the underlying issues haven't been addressed since the shooting death of syville smith by a milwaukee police officer.it's why a non-profit put together a new meeting called the sherman park :42 everytime something happens they kind of get shoved to the side and nobody really looks at the deeper issues." 18:19:48the initiative hopes to bring any issues to the city and ask for up next on live at daybreak.. a recall that's going to affect thousands of households. then... the future of farming is bright. the revolutionary tractor that's making headlines. and taking a live look yesterday was "backwards day" with the high temperatures in the morning before the cold wind to the nw and dropping temps into the 60s. despite the front, temps remained above normal yesterday, and today. this morning is clear and cool with lows in the 50s along the lake and mid 40s inland with a light breeze. today is the pick day of the week with highs in the mid to upper 60s, just a few clouds,

the shooting that sparked days of unrest near sherman park is still under investigation. brown faced a judge this morning. this afternoon, police chief ed flynn spoke to reporters about the case for nearly half an hour. here are some of the highlights, starting with the question about why police waited a week before talking to brown about the allegations. >> we normally get as much information as we can. that process is ongoing. we responded to the hospital immediately after being notified. after 4:00 a.m. or so, when the allegations were first made, we the next several days were spent assembling enough information to feel that we were in a strong position to conduct an interview. >> let's keep in mind that none of these incidents involved individuals who did not know who he was already. some of these incidents were sexual encounters for money. there was some sort of we don't have a reason to believe there are a series of results out there, but we would investigate similar incidents. right now, there are witnesses. we will see how the case progresses. this is extraordinar

. >> jabari parker and the milwaukee bucks improvements to sherman park. anchor: wisn 12 news has uncovered a video showing the suspect in a fatal hit and run of three chicago women talking about his prior arrests. anchor: christina palladino is live at 2nd and clyborn, where the women were killed. reporter: we've learned through police sources that 23-year-old jasen randhawa from mequon is the driver who hit an uber car at this intersection early driving. 23-year-old jasen randhawa appears before milwaukee's common council with his attorney to discuss his family's convenience store. the meeting was in may. at the time, randhawa was in the process of taking over the business from his father, who has health issues. >> i just want to continue the way it's been operating to keep it consistent with the customers. reporter: tonight, randhawa is himself in for a fatal hit and run crash early sunday morning. police sources tell 12 news randhawa was driving this black lexus suv and blew through a red light. he slammed into an uber driver carrying three women from

but said conclusions cannot be drawn about the sherman park shooting. ?15:46:10-27it doesn't specifically relate to the case... i'm sure many people will draw connections. issues surrounding that shooting is going to have to be decided on the context to the events that occured not the charcter of the individual who did the shoog shooting 3 heaggen-brown is also facing possible misconduct charges within the department.a mentor confided is also being investigated internally. 3 mike crivello, the presdient of the milwaukee police association said they condem all criminal behavior by any member of society, whether part of this organization or not. in all situtations it is imperative that facts are allowed to dictate the outcome. 3 the shooting death of syville smith happened on august 13th. one of the assaults heaggan- brown is charged with reportedly happened just one day later. according to police... smith ran from a traffic s.. turned-- with a weapon-- toward officer heaggan-brown. the officer opened fire --- killing him. at the scene -- crowds became comb

mayes says some in sherman park didn't like heaggan-brown before the shooting. >> you didn't really come across too many people in the community who liked him as a police officer either. he had a history of doing things he shouldn't have been doing. >> officers say in the car smith was driving they found heroin, cocaine and marijuana as well as another handgun. shooting. joyce: there is a lot of background to this story, so right now we want to take you back through the timeline. toya: dominique heaggan-brown was the officer involved in the fatal police shooting of sylville smith back on august 13 in the sherman park area. later that night, unrest began in the neighborhood. businesses were set on fire, squad cars were damaged and several officers were hurt. same night in the early morning hours of monday, august 15 that officer heaggan-brown is accused of raping an acquaintance after a night of drinking. it's one of several cases of sex assault cited in the criminal complaint. now, two months later, heaggan-brown faces several charges including second degree , sexual assault. he's due in

joyce: that shooting sparked nights of unrest in the sherman park neighborhood this past august. 12 news' christina palladino leads our live team coverage. >> i spoke with the owner of east-siders on the phone tonight. he tells me officer heaggan-brown was inside his bar the night of the unrest drinking with a man. and then investigators say heaggan-brown took him home and raped him. prosecutors are unraveling what seemed to be the double life of a milwaukee police officer. 12 news has learned dominique heaggan brown was drinking with a man he met on facebook inside east-siders the night of protests near sherman park. the man reached out to heaggan-brown to get into the rap music industry. the milwaukee cop was known in the city as an emerging rap artist. according to the complaint, heaggan brown bragged about "being able to do whatever he wanted without repercussions." >> this is more than a little this police department take their oath seriously. we knocked at the family home of heaggan brown but they told us to leave. a neighbor tells our colleen henry that heaggan brown kept to himse

is due in court today for his preliminary hearing.that shooting led to days of unrest in the sherman park area. area.but dominique heaggan-brown was arrested cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from the milwaukee county court house with a look ahead to today's hearing.kyle? the preliminary hearing for dominique heaggan-brown will focus on charges of two counts of sexual assault and two counts of paying for a prostitute. heggan brown was arrested last week, after milwaukee police investigated a complaint that he had allegedly sexually assaulted a man, one day after the syville smith shooting. investigators discovered that e was sexually assaulted.and according to the criminal complaint heaggan-brown also paid for sex with two other men.last week, milwaukee police chief ed flynn called it extrordinarily disappointing but said conclusions cannot be drawn about the sherman park shooting. ?15:46:10-27it doesn't specifically relate to the case... i'm sure many people will draw connections. issues surrounding that shooting is going to have to be decided on the context to the events that occure

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>> think it's important to recognize that the events of sherman park, the folks that perpetrated those events overwhelm a year when arrested, significant kernel records themselves, i think, most people in this community recognize that we come in this apartment have taken responsible and assertive action to do with misconduct in our ranks, as proven by this case it is proven in the past before. i think most people in the city ar whether the this attorney's decision is based on the evaluation of the findings of the department of justice. >> thank you, we appreciate it. >> you been listening to police chief ed flynn on the arrest of milwaukee police officer dominique brown. he is of course the officer who shot bill smith near 44th on saturday, august 14 edition of riots in and around sherman park. he has been charged with five separate crimes, two counts of prostitution, two counts of sexual assault, and one for essentially taking photos of the victim without the consent. those charges that we have been looking at hearing about in the criminal complaint date back from december 2015 to jul

sherman park neighborhood say "it's just the beginning." our jonathon gregg show's us, a collaboration of more than a dozen groups aim to unify the "tri-block" area. take a few steps... forward and pick up some trash. "we're not going anywhere and we do." walk a few more steps "we've got a lot of broken glass, that's for sure." and do it again. "we did get quite a bit of work done. we've got piles of trash all over the place." reverend dan czaplewski say's you'd be surprised how much you can accomplish. "every little bit helps, however, "every litter-bit" he's not surprised by how many people turned out for "make a difference day" in the sherman park neighborhood. "there are a lot of good people in this neighborhood . and there are a lot of good people who want it to be even better." people like dennis thekan and kiersten caine. "so this is a great way on a beautiful sunday to be able to be out in garbage for some people and really be christ like." and people like lacy hoffmann. "it's also a teaching opportunity for my daughter to give back

sparked riots in the sherman park neighborhood. and that milwaukee police officer who shot smith --- will go to trial on separate sexual assault charges dominique heaggan-brown waived his preliminary hearing yesterday. he has not been charged in the sylville smith case. prosecutors say he sexually assau shooting in august. according to the criminal complaint there are three other victims. smith's family members say the sexual assault case should be tied to his use of deadly force. haeggan-brown's arraignment is scheduled for november 4. the district attorney is still reviewing the sylville smith case. the body camera footage has not been released. there is no timeline for a charging decision. reporting live at 23rd and wisconsin deandra

months after the unrest in sherman park.. the community is coming together to learn from each other.the news at 10 starts right now. 3 and we begin with breaking news out of green bay...the packers... reeling from a bad loss against the cowboys... may have lost a huge offensive n weapon multiple media outlets are reporting that running back eddie lacy's ankle injury is much more serious than the sports anchor earl arms is in the studio to break it down for us... earl. the same day we find out backup running back james starks will miss time... now the word is the starting running back will miss a few weeks. ian rappaport from nfl.com the first to report that eddie lacy will miss a few weeks with an injury that's more severe than just the sprained ankle we were led on to believe. lacy did not practice today.... but played sunday but was ineffective for the most part. that could explain the packers trade today for we'll have more on davis coming up later in the show... but a big blow if lacy can't suit up for chicago on thursday

.- who are there to it has been 2 monthssince violence tore apart the sherman park neighborhood causing millions of dollars in damage.now peop thth arehome a for neighborhood meetgs whatapped and the furef e areaann sterling joins us live fromdist right now milwaukee police people that call that area z! homeretaking steps hope. the violence broke out after a milwaukee police officer shot 23-year-old sylville smith sylville smith following a traffic stop sherman park area -- back us. ys of riots and unrest followed.several people were arrested for looting.8 businesses were set on fire. cars were set windows brok out least was broken.today's me the windsq all about restoring hope who li is invited. starting . at 630at sherman? perk cofe shop ocofficials at marquette university are trying to figure out who vandalized a pro-life display puts up the "memorial for the " evy ar. ye cludes 12- hundred blue and pink flags. the vandals pulled those flags out of the ground and defaced the banners. which we di't see"o mission in all this was to create some dialogue thatas respectful and mature at a

the sherman park incident.he also faces two seperate prostitution charges. yesterday police chief ed flynn said flynn said the sex assault investigation will not have an effect on the investigation of the shooting of syville smith. the memebers of this police department take their oath seriously. we investigated this seriously we went where the facts led us and have participated in drawing up of serious charges. im proud of our officers...and just and it's a difficult day for us. chief flynn also said it remains to be seen if the men involved in the prostituin charges will also be charged. he said at this point they are still witnesses. live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 milwaukee mayor tom barrett released a statement... saying in part:"no matter the rank or circumstances, milwaukee police officers must be conduct. i believe that the police department and the district attorney's office have, and will continue to take the appropriate actions." several others are speaking out about the new developments.... including a cousin of syville smith. 3 y'all gotta unders

the shooting of syville smith set off two nights of violence in the sherman park neighborhood. smith's family continues to call for the release of the police tapes of the incident--so far no word on when that might happen job with the milwaukee police department- much more coming up on live at six and live at ten. live in the newsroom, katie crowther, today's tmj4. more news now. milwaukee police are investigating a murder that happened inside a jewelry store today. police released this surveillance photo showing the killer.rikki mitchell is live where it happened at seventh and greenfield the murder happened inside the corona jewelry store behind me -- a store that according to this been in the community for a long time but just recently transferred ownership. this is just a real tragedy alderman jose perez of milwaukees 12th district says he knows the owners of the corona jewelry store through the licensing process -- and that the city has never had a problem with this store. this neighborhood has a lot of strong businesses that bring a lot of people to the neighborhood we ha

and killed sylville smith in sherman park. this investigation began when the first victim reported to staff at the hospital that dominique heaggan-brown had raped him. he allegedly brought the victim to the hospital, telling a security guard the victim was quote, out of it. the victim was terrified, asking the nurses to help him in the interview with police, the victim said he was drinking at a of the 14th, and watched coverage of the sherman park riots, before returning to his house. the victim told police he remembered waking up to heaggan-brown sexually assaulting him. the text read, not so good, a separate situation, need your help big time, but need to the criminal complaint said the police were led to through additional victims, two reported that heaggan-brown offered to pay them for sex, the last victim reportedly got drunk with heaggan-brown and woke up in his home, later learning that heaggan-brown has taken graphic photos of the victim, without consent. >> certainly, this is more than a little distressing, but the me

it's the same officer who fatally shot a man in august --- sparking days of violence in th sherman park neighborhood. ahead the shocking charges he's now facing. nats of fans cheering and the packers bounce back --- crushing the bears last night in green bay. ahead hear from coach mike mccarthy coming up. good morning and welcome back to wakeup! time now x:xx weather forecast from fox6 chief rob haswell a frost advisory this morning. high pressure builds across our area today giving us ample sunshine but colder air is firmly in place with highs in the low 50s today. well be mostly clear and cool again tonight with lows dipping into the low to mid 60s. however, as the high moves off to the east, we will see a southerly breeze develop and we warm back to seasonal upper 50s on saturday and above average mid 60s on sunday. a new disturbance arrives by mid next week with more rain and possibly traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays behind bars accused of sexual assault and prostitution. he is the same officer who shot and killed sylvil

brandon cruz goes beyond the game in sherman park. here." for these kids living in the sherman park neighborhood, the sights and sounds on this day... ...are much different than what they witnessed over a series of days in august as unrest consumed the area. after a young man, who police say was armed, was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer, people began protesting and fires burned down businesses in the area. milwaukee native duane wilson, a guard on marquette's him emotionally. "my feeling, i was sad especially being from milwaukee, a milwaukee native i've got a lot of family members that live over in this area it was just sad to see that type of stuff going on." because it happened in the city of milwaukee, marquette basketball coach steve wojciechowski felt his players and staff should do something to try and help out the neighborhood. "as a member of the community you feel a lot of different emotions, sadness that these events had to happen, you feel for everyone involved and you just want to help, and you want to try and mak

the alleged assault that sparked this investigation happened during violent protests near sherman park... officer dominique heaggan-brown enters court thursday as a defendant accused of sexual assault. heaggan-brown was taken off patrol after shooting sylville smith on august 13. police say smith pointed a gun at officers. less than 48 hours later, heaggan- brown drops someone off at saint joseph hospital, telling security that person is 'completely out, person comes to, hospital staff tells police the alleged victim reports drinking at a bar that night with heaggan-brown - adding they 'watching television as coverage of the sherman park protests aired.' afterward, they went back to the officers house, where the victim alleges he was repeatedly violated even though he tried telling heaggan- brown to stop...only to have the officer say 'what are you doing, what are you doing, you are mine now.' through heaggan-browns phone. they find messages with two other individuals who tell police heaggan- brown offered them money for sex. investigators also find explicit photos of a fourth person -

joyce: the police officer who shot and killed a man, sparking huge riots in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood, tonight since in jail, charged with sexual conduct. kathy: he's accused of committing including one less than 24 hours after the shooting. joyce: first to those shocking charges against the police officer at the center of the unrest in sherman park this summer. officer dominique heaggan-brown faces three felonies and two misdemeanors completely unrelated to the officer-involved shooting. toya: our reporters are working all the angles of this complex story. we'll start with colleen henry who joins us live from the , police department. colleen. >> as sherman park smoldered the of sylville smith, police say the officer was in a bar drinking and watching the news coverage with a man who later accused him of rape. 24-year-old dominique heaggan-brown appeared in court this afternoon wearing a suicide smock and facing more than 80 years in prison according to the criminal complaint, the night after he shot sylville smith, officer dominique heaggan-brown was watching news of the

this led to several days of violence in the sherman park neighborhood. chief ed flynn says the investigation of the shooting of sylville smith should be based strictly on the facts and not the character of the officer involved. but smith's family doesnt see it that way... "how do you not tie someone to an activity - an act that they separate it from another malicious crime?" the milwaukee county d-a's office is still reviewing the shooting of sylville smith. there is no timetable for when a charging decision will be announced. due to the sexual assault charges...heaggan brown is being held on 100 thousand dollars bond. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. convicted of setting a fire that killed two children will likely learn his fate. a jury convicted michael morgan of arson and reckless homicide last month. the fire happened last october. 10-year-old kevin little, and two- year-old taenajah morgan were both killed. morgan's sentencing is scheduled for 8-15 this morning. the violence continues --- this morning milwaukee police are investigating anot

they gave $1.6 million to three companies, initially located in the heart of sherman park. turns out, none of the businesses are located there. one is based out of johnson creek, the other in hart land, and the last one left wisconsin. when we contacted them of the inaccuracisies, they palladium it on -- blamed it on a mapping error. given a street address for the three businesses. >> you would think if you're claiming hundreds of jobs, you would know where the jobs are located. >> and they awarded millions to companies that failed. in 2013, the wedc gave north american finishing, $1 million, but the next year, the business shut its doors. and a, and now the federal officials are investigating whether it was legitimate. he already owed millions in legal expenses, the team confirmed that the wedc is suing the companies to get their money back. >> it's important to take that money that we do center at the public level and use it accountably. >> they denied our requests for introduce, but did say, they invested to revitalize the tower plant, and to provide support for the wisc

is due in court today for his preliminary hearing.that shooting led to days of unrest in the sherman park area. arrested last week on charges unrelated to that case.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from the milwaukee county courthouse with a preview of today's court hearing. the preliminary hearing for dominique heaggan-brown will focus on charges of two counts of sexual assault and two counts of paying for a prostitute. heggan brown was arrested last week, after milwaukee police investigated a complaint that he had allegedly sexually assaulted a man, one day after the syville smith shooting. there was a second victim that was sexually assaulted.and according to the criminal complaint heaggan-brown also paid for sex with two other men.last week, milwaukee police chief ed flynn called it extrordinarily disappointing but said conclusions cannot be drawn about the sherman park shooting. ?15:46:10-27it doesn't specifically relate to the case... i'm sure many people will draw connections. issues surrounding that shooting is going to have to be decided on the context to the events that occ

we're getting a look at just how costly the violence sherman park was. new numbers from the milwaukee police show the department spent more than five-hundred thousand dollars in overtime... more than 95-hundred hours worked the shorewood community is having a frank discussion about racism.organizers with the y-w-c-a hosted an event at the shorewood library last night where about 100 people turned out.the event was spurred from an article about racism by doctor robin diangelo.it's titled 'white fragility: why it's so hard to talk to white people about racism.'young shorewood high school students who attended, it was surprising because some of my experiences was different from theres the fact that were even talking about it means that its getting better 29the discussion doesn't end here. the author of the original article that started it all -- is coming to shorewood to speak in december.to read the article, we have the link right now at tmj four dot com. new images from brown deer police show the moment a police officer was forced to shoot two dogs, attac

the most recent being in august-- the day after the shooting in sherman park. heaggan brown faces five charges including two counts of sexual assault and two counts of prostitution. his bail is set at 100-thousand dollars. campaigning for her father -- ivanka trump making two stops in wisconsin today. she spoke first in wauwatosa-- before heading to eau claire this afternoon. today's event was a about balancing work and family to talk about her fathers childcare plan. she also touched on jobs -- and the economy. as of right now -- hillary clinton's campaign has no scheduled stops in wisconsin. president obama declares a federal disaster in 10 western wisconsin counties hit by torrential rains in september. damage to roads and public infrastructure is estimated at 11 million dollars. ths federal aid is not for homeowners or private businesses affected by the flooding. some of the counties affected inclue: vernon. weather frost advisory for sheboygan, fond du lac, dodge, washington, waukesha, jefferson and walworth counties from 1am-8am friday clearing skies toni

a milwaukee restaurant owner hopes his new business in the sherman park neighborhood can help create opportunities for those living in the neighborhood.the doors opened today on the new george web on 35th and fond du lac.the owner is a former sherman park resident and spent nearly ten years in joey gudgeon says he started as a dishwasher and worked his way.by opening the new restaurant, he says he hopes to pay it forward. the macc fund is celebrating its 40th anniversary.that's 40 years of raising money to cure childhood cancer.support for the macc fund lives on through families of children who've lost their battle with the disease.families like the kukecs . their son zach died of complications after he got cancer and beat it.zach's at the sunset bowl in waukesha at 11 a-m.come bowl and join the fight against childhood cancer. the old saying goes... if you can't take the heat get out of the kitchen.several southeast police officers are showing us they can take it.as ann sterling shows you they turned into chefs this morning -- all in the name of charity. a handful of police chiefs tr

with the government watchdog group, after the unrest and protest in the sherman park in august, how jobs it created in that area. >> to have impacted 483 there, and principlely in three companies. >> they're own website, show they gave $1.6 million to three companies, initially located in the heart of sherman park. turns out, none of the businesses are located there. one is based out of johnson creek, the other in hart land, and the last one left wisconsin. when we contacted them of the error. then it admitted they were never given a street address for the three businesses. >> you would think if you're claiming hundreds of jobs, you would know where the jobs are located. >> and they awarded millions to companies that failed. in 2013, the wedc gave north american finishing, $1 million, but the next year, the business shut its and gave more than $1 million, to the new company, green box and a, and now the federal officials are investigating whether it was legitimate. he already owed millions in legal expenses, the team confirmed that the wedc is suing the companies to get their money back.

smith's death sparked riots in the sherman park neighborhood. and that milwaukee police officer who shot smith --- will go to trial on separate sexual assault charges dominique heaggan-brown waived his preliminary hearing yesterday. he has not been charged in the sylville smith case. prosecutors say he sexually assau shooting in august. according to the criminal complaint there are three other victims. smith's family members say the sexual assault case should be tied to his use of deadly force. haeggan-brown's arraignment is scheduled for november 4. the district attorney is still reviewing the sylville smith case. the body camera footage has not been released. there is no timeline for a charging decision. reporting live at 23rd and wisconsin deandra adlib to weather despite the cloud cover today, we are looking quite a bit warmer. strong winds from the sw this afternoon will bring us to the low and mid 60s. we'll only drop a few degrees overnight, and tomorrow will bring us another cloudy day in the 60s. today: mostly cloudy, windy and warmer.

a plan to restore hope 2 months after violence tore apart the sherman park neighborhood... causing after a milwaukee police officer shot 23-year-old sylville smith following a traffic stop back in august.. days of riots and unrest followed.anyone who lives in that area is invited to the meeting.it's taking place tonight -- starting at 6:30 at sherman perk coffee shop. decision 2016 nowthree weeks until election day--- democratic nominee hillary clinton maintains a solid national lead over republican rival donald trump.that according to a new nbc news survey monkey poll. holds a 8-point lead over trump-- in a four-way match up. libertarian gary johnson has 8 percent and green party nominee jill stein has 4 percent.trump made a stop in green bay yesterday.clinton is spending her time preparing for the debate. and the third and final presidential debate is tomorrow. it's being held at u-n-l-v in las vegas. you can watch the debate live on today's tmj4 starting at 8 p-m. u-s senate candidates ron face off tonight in their second and final debate before the election in milwaukee