threat of the 7 victims were positively identified and the atf said it was an accidental gas leak. these are the three people that are identified for the public. three people have been identified so far. and there are 7 victims remains that have been recovered from the scene of this explosion. and there's little doubt as they work through the identification process. and the authorities met with the families moments before they met she shared the same information with them as they did us. the atf said there's no doubt in their mind that no crime occurred, that this was a gas explosion. >> after conducting 100 interviews and reviewing countless hours of surveillance videos and reconstructing the gas meter lines and dig through four stories of charred debris this tragedy was the result of a natural gas explosion that occurred in the meter room of building 8701. i promise you and the families, i promise everybody so adversely affected by this, we'll continue to work hard and work long hours till we can put this entire matter to rest. >> reporter: importantly to put any rumors that have

the number atf, 1888-atf-fir or 3473. tips can be anonymous. this morning the search still for who ever set this fire behind me. 50th and clark. this is just blocks from the sherman park area. the cause of this fire still unknown, but neighbors say this was set on purpose. melinda, over to you. >> all right tim. thanks. >>> recent high school graduate is recovering after sunday night's protests led to gun fire. ben olson said he decided to check out the growing crowds near sherman when suddenly he was shot in the neck. he was released from the hospital early monday morning and is now sharing his experience exclusively with wisn 12 news. >> i don't really know if i heard something, but i definitely felt something before i could even think about it, i was already running backwards away from the scene. and my whole right arm was numb. >> lucky to be alive. they'll remove the bullet soon and no one is in custody related to the shooting. >>> all of this unrest started saturday afternoon when an officer shot and killed a man near 44th and howard. smi

federal agents from the atf, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms had arrested two men for sellingalso been involved in several burglaries in the area, his name was jason scott. >> jason scott lived two, three blocks away from the dewitts' house so obviously that's somebody that i want to go talk to. >> the detective and the thief met in a police station holding room. the subject, who was quick to deny he had anything do with any of the burglaries, looked to schartner like a pipsqueak. >> he was a small guy, he was meek, his voice was very low. he wouldn't speak to me as you and i are speaking, he would only whisper, he would actually come up and whisper in my ear. >> did you think, tony, at that point, i've got a suspect here? >> no. >> atf agents john cooney and dave sheplack led the investigation into the weapons theft and they, too, were having a hard time trying to read jason scott. >> we're usually pursuing the most violent criminals in the united states and for lack of a better word, this guy wasn't a thug. >> in fact, jason turned out to be a college graduate and valued emp

atf agents say they will remain out here for as long as it takes to complete their investigation. o'reilly's is one of three businesses set on fire that is a total loss. a-t-f agents have been investigating the other businesses this week as well. reporting live madeline anderosn fox6 news. thanks madeline continue to create new events for people to ?gather and pray for peace... hephatha lutheran church hosted this neighborhood walk for peace, beginning at 15th and locust this afternoon.the lindsay heights planning council and the hephatha - micah holy ground core team, organize the walks ?frequently.. to address the communitys needs.the gatherings have produced results, like new lights in a neighborhood.. and habitat for humanity homes. i think the churches that are in neighborhoods that are hurting, certainly, are trying to respond to the just one church that is an example of that. people of faith havent given up hope, you know. and in less than 30 minutes, all saints church is hosting a prayer vigil for peace... which was organized by the archdiocese of milwaukee. there is one m

the number to call is 1-888-atf-fire. they will be in the community for days as they continue their investigation. joyce: sherman park will close deputies will shut it down in less than an at 6:00. hour wisn 12 was there this morning when they opened it up and took down the orange fencing. neighbors say they want to be in the park tonight to support the community. >> i was like you know what, i'm going to get some trash bags, gloves. i will walk around and pray with those who need prayer. >> it is heartbreaking. i know some of the circumstances, but when i think because some of the devastation caused people to lose their jobs, that hurt too. joyce: the sheriff's office says the fencing will be up in the overnight until further notice. hours the curfew for minors will also be enforced again tonight. anyone 17 and under has to be off the streets by 10:00 tonight. the curfew lasts until 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> i think our officers did a good will have calmed down. toya: keeping milwaukee safe a , top priority during closed

as wisn 12 news' tim elliott reports, atf agents are also combing what's left for evidence. >> work, moving debris, atf agents and hardhats sift through the rubble. >> it's just really sad that it had come to this. >> lakisha wade grew up in the home right across the street from o'reilly auto parts on 35th near fond du lac avenue. >> my little sister and my parents were in the house and all the sudden they heard a big commotion and my dad ran to the front door. unrest unfolded outside their front door. it's the same story at this bp gas station just a few short blocks from that o'reilly auto parts store. as you can see they brought in , the backhoe here. they are in the process of bringing down that convenience store. the b.p. gas station, a total loss, a dumpster filled with debris sits in the parking lot along with this twisted pile of metal and stone, this gas pump, melted from the intense heat. >> it's kind of crazy because i said like we have been here more sudden now it is time to go. >> wade says the decision has been made. her family wants out. >> we don't want this violence

mayor tom barrett met with atf agents to view the damage. it was obviously a very hot and fast firehe says he's been in contact with the owners of the property and the business. i told them the city would love to word with them we would love to have message and the reality that we wont coward because of this. :56 the atf is now calling on the public for help finding the people responsible. no information is too big, no information is too smallsherman park residents are adamant... the actions of a few... should not be not reflective of the attitude of the neighborhood. we gone bounce back. im sure we are. but need to come together to rebuild our community. atf agents say they will remain out here for their investigation. o'reilly's is one of three businesses set on fire that is a total loss. a-t-f agents have been investigating the other businesses this week as well. reporting madeline anderosn fox6 news. you can see our complete coverage of the milwaukee unrest when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. look for the link atop our

atf says it needs tips from the community. the agency is offering a 10- thousand-dollar reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of someone involved. coverage of the milwaukee unrest when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. look for the link atop our home page. three arrests were made this week in connection to several carjackings across milwaukee county. yesterday, two men were arrested after fleeing the cops during a traffic stop. they were in a stolen car that they had allegedly carjacked at gun point the night before. on tuesday another 24-year old man was arrested near cherry street -- police say he is connected to several car jackings and armed robberies to the 14th district alderman tony zielinski via facetime... who said these arrests impact his neighborhood and praises ? milwaukee police for a job well done. 'i feel its important to let people in the area know we have a great police department, the sacrifice that our officers make to keep our city safe cannot be stated enough, this i

the atf reports that witnesses store. there were three or four people in each car. the suspects then broke intoe store, looted it, and threw molotov cocktails which started the fire.gary mulheron owns a to z wholesale providing soda, juice and beer. his store is in the same building and is owned by mjm liquor. mulheron took us inside his store to show us the fire damage from that night.he believes the person in the surveillance photo so caused the damage in his store. gary mulherona to z wholesale owner15 seconds"they were in my store and they poked a to the liquor store. looted re it, and then se my place on fire. i had cameras on the up, but they probably thought they were hooked up and burned the place." mulheron says his biggest customer was the bp that burned down that same night on sherman and igh.burleboth of them plan to rebuild their ortinglive .... 3 3 we want to give you one more look -- milwaukee police have not connected the person in that photo to thattack on a-to-z wholesale. if you recognize this person have any info please call milwaue police. sherm

. :56 the atf is now calling on the public for help finding the people responsible. no information is too big, no information is too smallsherman actions of a few... should not be not reflective of the attitude of the neighborhood. we gone bounce back. im sure we are. but need to come together to rebuild our community. atf agents say they will remain out here for as long as it takes to complete their investigation. o'reilly's is one of three businesses set on fire that is a total loss. a-t-f agents have been investigating the other businesses this week as well. reporting live madeline anderosn fox6 news. ben t community groups call for the release of the only evidence -- they say -- will clearly show what happened leading up to the ?shooting of sylville smith. that evidence: body cam video on the officer... and they want that video released.. now. krystle kacner tells us why. she's live in sherman park . you can still see the aftermath of what happened in this community after that fatal shooting... the fires.. the destruction.. about how they fear tension till simmer

so again, the atf is asking yo toll-free hotline. here it is on your screen. it's 1-888-283-3473. kathy: just a few minutes ago, the process of closing down sherman park began. for the second day, it will be closed from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. the goal is to help cut down on foot traffic in the area. there is also a curfew for anyone 17-years-old and younger without a parent or guardian violations could mean fines up to $200. many people in the neighborhood have been trying to pick up the pieces since last weekend. that includes the family who owned that bp gas station. wisn 12 news mike anderson is live. and mike you've been talking , with them. >> i spoke with the nephew of the owner of that bp station, and this is a family that is no stranger to devastation. he tells me that his english is better than most in the family , so tus be the spokesperson. >> hopefully the community can rebuild. >> amar singh kaleka looks on as clean up crews work to remove debris from his uncles burned out bp gas station. >> it is a sad scene because of how long this gas station has been here in this

and now the atf is offering a $10,000 reward to catch those alcohol, tobacco and firearms were combing for clues today at one of the businesses burned. anyone with information about the fires is urged to come forward. tips can be anonymous. kathy: digging deeper into the fatal police shooting that sparked the violent unrest police say 23-year-old sylville , smith was holding a gun when he was shot and killed saturday near 44th and auer. let's go back to christina in sherman park. christina, you have new information about that gun. >> i spoke with a spokeswoman for the waukesha county that sylville smith had on him before he was shot. i have learned that the atf is also working with waukesha county sheriff's office on this investigation. apparently there was a home invasion back in march in this neighborhood in the town of genesee. the homeowners were out of town but came back from vacation and noticed their guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition were stolen. waukesha county was unsure if burglary or he somehow got the gun later on. the family of smith insists he had a concealed carr

yesterday, we saw those atf agents sifting through the rubble for evidence. crews are working to clear the and an o'reilly auto parts that was badly damaged. the atf will help investigators collect the key evidence about how the fire started. then, back over to you. ben: people from across milwaukee coming together after the unrest over the weekend. last night, hundreds of people gathered for a prayer vigil. the milwaukee archdiocese organized the service to pray for peace in the city. in the lindsey heights neighborhood -- a march for peace. about 50 people participated. violence began in sherman park. and a group of chaplains, trained for crisis situations, are offering counseling to the family of sylville smith, killed in a police shooting, and to hundreds of other people in milwaukee. they traveled from north carolina to offer spiritual help. melinda: two attorneys who were part of the "making a murderer" trial are speaking on the criminal justice system later today. dean strang and jerry buting are discussion on challenges facing the justice system. it i

the atf is offering a reward for $10,000 information leading to an arrest and conviction. you can follow the latest on the unrest in milwaukee on wisn.com and our free app. through our app, we'll send out breaking news alerts to your cell phone. there you can also check out the stories we've done over the past four days. kathy: some milwaukee voters say that if donald trump wants their support he should visit their , neighborhood. during a speech last night in west bend, trump tried to win-over african-american voters in kent wainscott reports, that may be a tough challenge. >> i'm asking for the vote of every african-american citizen. >> republican candidate donald trump reached out to inner-city milwaukee voters. >> to every voter in milwaukee, to every voter living in the inner-city i'm running to offer , you a much better future. >> i don't think it's going to just needs us to win. >> we went to into the heart of milwaukee's poorest areas, the 53206 zip code and found that , the voters trump is targeting are reluctant to change. >> for some reason or another, i just do

is a new reality or if this is just an odd year. >> reporter: in denver nick mcgill, 9news. >> the atf said this burglary does not appear related to other gun dealer burglaries that occurred earlier this summer in littleton. anyone with information on this burglary can call thornton police at 720-977-5069. again that number is 720-977- 5069 or call 1-800-283-4867. >>> a buckley airman says he and his wife were playing with his gun when she got shot in the head and died. aurora police arrested 21-year- old brian leron rivera for manslaughter last night. they found his wife dead inside the couple's apartment. around 6:00 last night. he told them he had shot his wife and she died. he told investigators he and his wife were playing with his gun trying to take it from each other's hands when it went off. >>> three fort collin officers are on routine paid leave after officers shot and killed a man. 63-year-old jerry jackson died of multiple gunshot wounds. police responded to a domestic dispute. officials say they sa illegally enter a woman's home and came back out with a weapon in hand. off

if you kno you can also call the atf at 1-888-atf-fire. you can also find that number on wisn.com and our free app. patrick: three men were arrested, accused of ransacking another milwaukee liquor store during the unrest. this is surveillance video of people carrying out cases of alcohol from clark's liquor near 49th and burleigh. police say durrell jones, joseph lindsey and devon love, were in the store when police arrived. further notice. it closes at 6:00 tonight and reopens tomorrow morning at 6:00. in the city of milwaukee, the 10:00 p.m. curfew has ended for people 17 and under. all citizens are free to return to level actions. we have in-depth coverage of the unrest in milwaukee on our website and free app. there, you can find all of our stories on the investigation and together to heal. just search wisn in your app store. toya: we are waiting to learn more about a deadly fire in sheboygan. it started yesterday morning at a 48-unit apartment complex near business drive and washington avenue. one person was found dead inside. they ha

the atf is investigating all incidents. there were eight fires. they are any information at least to the arrest of whomever set this on fire. adrienne: thank you. people set eight businesses on fire last weekend. federal officials tell us the cost of destruction could exceed several a reminder, the atf is million dollars. offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with information about the fires that leads to an arrest and conviction. the doj has a pline. wisn.com. you can also find in-depth coverage of the unrest in milwaukee there as well. plus, download the free app to get the latest sent directly to your smartphone or tablet. sheldon: as the city reflects back on the events of last weekend, so is milwaukee mayor tom barrett. the mayor says it's the actions of the community in the days following the unrest that show what the city is really made of. >> i've been most impressed in the resilience that i've seen really from sunday morning forward. you've seen an outpouring of support and love and really an understanding that we want the city to prosper a

special agent, atf: one piece of this giant puzzle is human intelligence. that something that were sorely need." need." there's the potential to collect ten thousand dollars in reward money. the atf is asking people who know something to call them or even hit them up on twitter to quote the assistant special agent. the loss is in the millions..nobody's giving an exact figure just yet. milwaukee mayor tom barrett is crediting church groups and police for keeping sherman park relatively quiet the past two nights. 11:08:32-40 you can remember people throwing things at police officers. police officers have demonstrated incredible professionalism professionalism barrett also said he's thankful for the residents of sherman park... who want their neighborhood back and do't want outsiders destroying proper or causing more problems. the investigation continues into the fatal shooting of 23-year old sylville smith by a milwaukee officer...the incident that sparked saturday's disturbances.mayor tom barrett called for the release of police body cam video of as possible

atf deputy executive director hillary hartley and city oakland chief resiliency officer karen jane. now my pleasure to introduce the speaker per today's event. i bus and head of gsa this denise turner ross. ms. ross is the 21st senate confirm administrative and general furnaces ministration brother 18 years of public service she's old there is a leadership positions in washington dc and greensboro north carolina the focus on driving economic impact in ms. state of change. it is a gentleman, denise ross. >>[applause] >> thank you very much into. thank you all for being here at gsa in this beautiful old building. i think when we had the chance to actually renovate the space we were very fortunate and what a great day to see how far it's come. i'm not sure that when we were renovating the space just a few years ago that we had this opportunity and vision in mind but indeed, here we are today and it's just wonderful. mayor lee thank you for having us in your subject is a beautiful subject is been here all week and it's been a wonderful time. thank you for your partnership always. i thin

atf. there are a lot of areas that would be great for research. finally, i've never seen an area where the cdc is afraid to say the word guns. atf is trying to do something, but it is tiny, tiny money. the nih has done incredibly little. foundations are afraid to do anything because they don't want the hassle. even people like -- my goal in life is to put my questions on other people surveys. i can put all sorts of injury questions on people surveys, but if i try to put a gun question, people -- researchers in other areas are afraid to put a gun question on because of the hassle they may receive. one of the big problems is that if we're going to have lots of guns, we need an arm reduction approach and we know so incredibly little about how to reduce arms. you can just go through a litany of what we don't know. virtually, no studies on open carry or gun theft or gun training or you name it. you picked the topic. i talk to reporters all the time and i can tell them broad things and when they start digging, i say, well, they're sort of one study that

with atf investigators supervising the demolition.agents are still looking for clues trying to discover who set any of the busineeses on fire.the auto parts store was one of 8 businesses that w after the officer-involved shooting of syl-ville smith. smith died and that prompted the several nights of unrest in the city. the atf is offering a cash reward -- $10 thousand dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who set the 8 businesses on fire. the a-c-l-u is still waiting for a response from the department of justice after kiy a milwaukee police as officer last weekend -- his sherman park neighborhood. the a-c-l-u and other agencies say if tt video isn't released -- the unre we witnessed continue. without the sound without knowing when the order to drop the gun was given thout knowing when the shots were fired just having the gun in the hand doesnt tell the public what they need to know mayor tom that he purposely didn't watch the video -- choosing to only see the still photo until the video is released to the public. the milwaukee archdiocese led its faithfu

asking the public to help identify the man u see h if you know anything call m-p-d at 935-7360 or 1- 888-atf-fire. 3 that looting and unrest was sparked by a fatal officer invved shooting. and the camera video from that incident...until the investigation is complete. that's the message today from state attorney general brad sch. schimel...cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live with an update on the case, jacob. attorney general brad schimel's says the decision to hold back on releasing the body camera videos is simple. at his press conference - held at the wisconsin center - he imagined a worst case scenario where the milwaukee county d-a determines charges ?against? the officer are appropriate ??but?? complete a successful investigation because they let the investigation get compromised.one piece of information coming out of this morning: investigators say not just one...but ?two? police body cameras recorded what happened in that confrontation in sherman park august 13. milwaukee police officers involved have not been show those videos - although schimel say they have requested it. but also th

atf agents know a lot of people out here had cell phones . anyone who has inat anonymouslive in milwaukee, ann sterling, today's tmj4. the milwaukee chapter of the black panthers is calling for changes the economic and social landscape they say underlies recent violence in sherman park.their leader, king rick, recently met with common council president ashanti hamilton who had been briefed on the sherman park by police chief ed flynn.king rick says that to prevent future chaos, everyone in the community needs to help. police in south milwaukee are hosting a community night out improve relations between the public and law enforcement.it runs from 5:30 to nine at the south milwaukee police department.a fireworks show will follow the people living in the riverwest neighborhood are lending a hand in cleaning up the sherman park neighborhood.the group typically cleans up around riverwest, but wanted to help after the unrest over the weekend.they say they'll be back next week with a much larger ground to help out once again. people living in milwau

. >> so if atf could not make an identification was atf wrong with respect to the original dps findings in september? idea. >> reporter: dps taking to their guns and the gung siding with them for now -- guns siding with them for now. three different investigators. >> dps wants to save face and they keep hanging on to this. >> reporter: leslie merritt jr. has moved on. he is back at work and spending time with his family and his civil lawsuit against investigators is moving forward. >> the la speed ahead. nothing that happened today escs that utah -- effects that lawsuit. >> reporter: there is no time line of when the gun could be returned back to leslie merritt jr. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> police revealing who was gunned down last month at the knights inn but they have no suspect. this is the 25-year-old. gunned down friday night on if you were a witness or know anything call silent witness. >>> this case will be harder to crack. the guy shot couldn't tell police about the gunman. the victim shot near 19th avenue and glendale. >>> no one knows where a suspect is tonight.

businesses were damaged by fire-- and there's now a 10- thousand dollar reward being offered by the atf. our ben handelman and ashley sears are live near sherman park with the impact of those fires. . ben let's start with you. good evening guys. it's a very different scene down here. last night, there were few issues. tonight--- no issues. police department. the only presence is across the street in sherman park where a handful of deputies do have shields. tonight--- the owner of this b-p gas station returned, and he didn't leave empty handed. at the corner of sherman and burleigh, what is there even left to retrieve? the owners of the b-p gas sta through a blackened charred mess. we watched their lively destroyed before our eyes. the corner gas staton--- lit on fire-- during unrest in the sherman park neighborhood saturday night. honestly he didn't see it coming, and his world has been flipped upside. a family member of the owner says he is too devastated to talk. his attorney , vincent bobbet says his client now fears for his safety with his future unclear. he thought he was part of t

effectively they said everyone else is wrong, the atf, the county attorneys expert, and they are right. >> so for now the gun will stay with dps. >>> a phoenix mother is accused in the methadone overdose of her daughter had another child overdose nine years ago. aniline russell died in april, her mother natalie russell now facing murder charges and abc15 has uncovered court documents ab custody case. they say the two- year-old boy was brought to the ic you well in brussels care -- russell's care. the judge ruled russell was not fit to parent and the father got full custody. >>> going in tonight -- in- depth tonight, hearing from the people who were held captive by >>> all right, go ahead and give me one shot. >> very disturbing and hard to watch, two years later and the pain is no easier to bear, an arizona gun instructor accidentally killed by the nine- year-old girl he was teaching to use than -- an uzi. the family has now filed a automatic weapons. >> since the day it happened we knew we wanted to change the law and that all started with forgiveness. it started with telling the litt

among those who were rushed to the hospital,, crews are still searching for more people in the rubble, atf is helping county firenbl investigator search for the cause. >> on tuesday donald trumpighe rolled out his economic plan and today it was hillary clinton's , during a speech in michigan she delivered her economic rebuttal to the mix of federal deregulation offer by donald trump, on her tax plan corporationsr that move jobs overseas would be penalized and also wants to make public college and universitieso tuition free for middle-class families and making major investment in infrastructure projects >> i'm a mission in the white house will be to make the >> economy work for everybody and not just for those of the top.nono we will put americans to work, building and modernizing tunnels, railways and our ports,. >> dump trump facing backlash when the gop, reince air priebus received a letter from former elected republicans asking thehe rnc to suspend thought into his campaign. >> the man climbing trump tower yesterday identified as 19-year-old stephen of virginia. we brought you live cove

. >>> ♪ ♪ >>> privacy advocates in seattle want to know the locations of police, fbi and atf surveillanceeras around the emerald city >> they say authorities have no right to eavesdrop on law biding citizens. more from seattle. >> reporter: no matter where you go in public, there's likely to be a camera. they catch red line runners, shoplifters and increasingly interactions with police. federal law enforcement is in on the action, mounting surveillance cameras on utility poles in the name of national security. they're fighting back for all of the federal cameras in the ski >> you and i have the right to privacy in a conversation we have by walking down the street, we don't assume people are on a rooftop listening >> the justice department sued to prevent the release. the us attorney in washington wrote the fbi's use of pole camera technique is a powerful tool in fbi investigations in criminal violations and national security threats >> the reality is they're best witnesses we have. a lot of witnesses, i've been in this business a long time. talk to a victim or witness. and a lot of times,

tim: the atf offering 10,000 dollars for information. investigators with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms still combing the neighborhood looking for clues to find links between the fires at the bp gas station, o'reilly auto parts and jet beauty supply. anyone with information about these fires are urged to come forward are the number to call -- tips be anonymous. this morning, there is a search for whoever set this fire. i was at the senior 50th and clark yesterday. this is blocks from the sherman park area. the cause of this fire still unknown. but neighbors say they are convinced it was set on purpose. melinda: a high school graduate to gunfire. he decided to check out the growing crowds when he was shot in the neck. he is now sharing his experience exclusively with wisn 12 news. >> i don't really know if i heard something that i definitely felt something before i could even think about it, i was already running backwards away from the scene. and my whole right arm is numb. melinda: doctors say he is lucky to be alive. they

for raising concern because officials say trying to keep up with demand is putting a strain on the atf. no solution yet on how to tackle the issue. it could be putting lives at risk. >>> the irs under fire, an appeals court saying the organization may be targeting conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. the court found the irs committed unconstitutional acts by creating beyond th lookout list. organizations on the list were not processed the same as other groups, some subjected to delays. the irs has not commented on the issue. >>> still ahead, learning curve, the lessons behind florida's effort to combat local transmissions of the zika virus and how it can help stop the spread in other parts of the country. >>> the steps a giant retailer is taking to prepare for others could soon >>> welcome back, officials say the number of home grown cases of the zika virus to 16. concentrated in an area north of miami, health officials have launched an aggressive effort to stop the spread. dan simon has more. >> as florida health works to rid the state of zika infected mosquitoes other

thats the word from the atf this morning.they know large crowds were out here on saturday night... and agents hope someone will say something, angry crowds took to the streets in milwaukee saturday night to protest the shooting death of 23-year-old syl-ville smith.he was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer hours earlier just a couple of blocks away.police say smith was armed with a gun.the damage of all the buildings torched and looted exceeds several million dollars.8 businesses were set on fire. remain anonymous we are right across the street from sherman park.you can see the orange fencing is still in place.the park closed at again last it will about an half in the wake of a destructive weekend for sherman park... we found an unlikely team of ex- convicts, who are building for a cause. all of the workers on the team are in the process of rebuilding their lives.... by helping rebuild communities their latest project is in rioting halted construction. now their goal is even more important.not just to clean-up properties... but to try and reach the young people who are st

the atf is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with information about the fires that leads to an arrest and conviction. and the doj has a tipline where you can give your information without giving your name. you can also find in-depth coverage of the "unrest in milwaukee" on wisn.com and the free wisn 12 news app. download the free app to get any updates sent directly to your wisn 12 news time is 5:04. the first american to ever win a gold medal in the triathlon at the olympic games is from right here in wisconsin. waukesha native gwen jorgensen crossed the finish line in rio yesterday with a time of one hour, 56 minutes and 16 seconds. jorgensen was an all-american track athlete and swimmer at the uw madison. she has been training in minnesota re gwen jorgensen: for me just crossing that finish line was joy and relief, but put a lot of sweat tears, a lot of hard work into this. thema: jorgensen's parents and husband are with her in rio, but she also has plenty of supporters back here in wisconsin. [cheering] i love it. jorgensen's aunt and dozens of other supporters cheered her on duri

atf investigator talked about the findings so far. >> there is no indication that a criminal act occurred. there was no incendiary or ignition device located in the blast scene and of unauthorized access to the meter room prior to the explosion. >> reporter: back live now, you are taking a look at a poignant shot of a highchair and a baby seat in the wreckage. now that the bureau of firearms and tobacco handed it off to the safety board. it will be up to them to get to the bottom of what pipe, what exactly went wrong, and lay some blame here. >>> washington gas will support the investigation, kay apartment management has ignored our request for information and for comments. >>> to the latest on the bad boy missed a venture in rio de janeiro. ryan lochte offered an apology over the account he gave days ago of being robbed party. expwepts conger were keeping mum after touching down in miami. lochte's former coach says u.s.a. swimming takes misbehavior like this seriously. they are likely to face suspensions. >> ryan lochte is getting blasted on social media. here is a look at comments that

atf already has investigators of the complex and montgomery county fire wrapped up its investigation today. at least seven people were killed when the apartment building exploded. it caught fire. the blast was so strong, people felt it a mile away. we expect to see the atf's report in the next few days. >>> want to update you to breaking news we brought you news 4 at 5 one person died in what appears to be a head-on crash between two cars in bartonsville near old columbia pike near sandy spring road. that area is closed in both directions while police are investigating on the scene. we don't have word of the identity of the victim but know it is a man. >>> potentially dangerous bacteria found at a second location inside prince george's hospital center after two infants in the neonatal intensive care unit died and three others tested positive for the bacteria pseudonomys last week. >> a local mother said a year ago she warned the hospital that her son got a serious bacterial infection here and she believes it was cause bid pseudonomys. >> he almost that's how sick he was. >> reporter:

>>reporter: that fbi and atf have been notified about the school -- stolen gun. in a report has been filed with police. hoping for some kind of justice getting the sky of the street. >> i just want of these guys caught. >>reporter: if you know who this guy is called phoenix police. >>> we have more breaking news happening in mesa, there has been an officer involved shooting. no police officers were club and mcclellan road. police were in contact with a homicide suspect there is no word on who was shot. we have a crew headed to the scene and we will keep you updated.>>> smok shooting in the sky in mesa. a trailer went up in flames firefighters kept the fire from spreading to other homes but >>> a vigil for two men who died inside an underground storage unit, this happened this week. friends and family remember dr. william tryon and tristan seiji. >>reporter: the community gathered together to celebrate the life of two men who were taken to send. monday the men a farm in underground storage in it filled with hay and grain. they were overcome with high levels of co2

agents from the fbi and atf are the property is 1-point-three-five million square feet. investigators are methodically sweeping the mall they also have review video from numerous surviellience cameras and evaluate several frantic 911 calls 17:52:10 "your only thought was am i going to live or am i going to die." from chopper 11 you can see the choas erupted outside of the crabtree valley mall saturday. folks were being wheeled out on tears racing across glenwood avenue. mom and dads were picking up their kids -- as scored of officers stood nearby with guns. at 2:35 the first call came that shots were fired eyewitnesses say it happened near a cell phone accessory store. 17:49:37 "he pulled out a weapon and he started firing off. i grab my stroller took my famil" the sound of gunshots echoed throughout the mall and pandemonium broke out. shoppers were scrambling to get to safety. some people others made a mad dash to exit doors. folks were trampling one another . there were so many people were running ....eyewitnesses say the ground was shaking. that stampede left eight pe

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the atf put on the special training today. it is being done at the boulder county fairgrounds. with the recent threats of improved bombs and attacks the >>> missy franklin is back home after swimming at the olympics. she did get the welcome home she deserves.% >> this is so sweet. >> isn't that great? she posted this video on twitter. she took home the a gold medal for being part of the relay. welcome home missy franklin. >>> 35 years ago i was visiting a a very sweet 10-year old girl. there she is and they came into the television station to see what was goong on and learn about the computers. well, today, i have them returning. that is carry with her three children. nice to have you back in the bit. let me show you what it looks like in denver today. some scattered showers trying to develop. not much going on at the moment. i think we will get through with a few showers this evening. partly cloudy skies. it is 86 downtown. 88 at the airport. 18% humidity. top temperature today was 88. the record was 97. we do still have an ozone alert in effect. tropical moisture not so bad i

and "...employees...are being redeployed to toher bmo harris this afternoon the atf was collecting evidence at this scene here at b-p. we are still working to get hold of the owner of this business to find out what is next for them. live at sherman and burleigh julia fello todays tmj take a look at this-- it's video of a group looting a metro p-c-s store saturday night.you can see several people walk into the store-- grabbing some stuff and then walking out.many of them with part of their faces covered up. a beauty supply store also damaged. witnesses say they saw dozens of people breaking the glass at exotic hair boutique. some of those bricks and rocks are still inside. the family that owns the business says the looters not only trashed the shop, they stole hair extentions and the cash register. it's horrible in there. it's unfixable. it would have to have a whole new facelift. carol griffins daughter opened up the exotic hair boutique at 72nd and burleigh 4 years ago. rioting this weekend and looting, carol allows it might be time to go. right now... neighbors in sherman park are fearful

atf deputy executive director hillary hartley and city oakland chief resiliency officer karen jane. now my pleasure to introduce the speaker per today's event. i bus and head of gsa this denise turner ross. ms. ross is the 21st senate confirm administrative and general furnaces ministration brother 18 years of public service she's old there is a leadership positions in washington dc and greensboro north carolina the focus on driving economic impact in ms. state of change. it is a gentleman, denise ross. >>[applause] >> thank you very much into. thank you all for being here at gsa in this beautiful old building. i think when we had the chance to actually renovate the space we were very fortunate and what a great day to see how far it's come. i'm not sure that when we were renovating the space just a few years ago that we had this opportunity and vision in mind but indeed, here we are today and it's just wonderful. mayor lee thank you for having us in your subject is a beautiful subject is been here all week and it's been a wonderful time. thank you for your partnership always. i thin

an increased atf public information officer says it's alarming. >> one firearm, we consider that too many. because we know these firearms are destined for the crimp nal world. -- criminal world >> repor recovered from crime scenes were stolen last year. >> people's lives are at risk when the firearms are stolen and put in criminal hands. that is why she says it is so important to catch that guy now before he's able to sell or trade firearms with other criminals, and also says even though you only saw one suspect there in the surveillance video, he may have had the help of an stolen. melissa divorce yashg cbs4 news. >>> a warning for those of you traveling to rocky mountain national park. sunday someone broke the windows of people parked there and stole credit cards inside. >>> donald trump took a break from attacking hillary clinton and focused on his still evolving immigration plan. republicans wonder if he's angering his core voters. trump won caucuses with a hard immigration stance, promised the law and mass deportation. >> we won with them, we won poorly educated! >> reporter: no

. > > "we do have alarm already but we are thinking maybe it be good idea to get a camera" the atf and homelands security showed up. north las vegas police were here and we're told they have pretty good surveillance video of the suspect. a man arrested after a robbery at a burger king... is believed by police to be the same person who committed at least eight other recent holdups. and in breaking news - we've just learned that the suspect is shane ross.. son of las vegas mayor pro tem steve ross. investigators say he took money from a business around 7 a-m... near rainbow and spring mountain. he was found about 40 minutes later... a few after an officer spotted the bike. "he followed motorcyle in suspect got off motorcycle walk into jackpot joanies on same corner. called for other officers. they cleared the bar out and suspect came out on his own. and surrendered to detectives and officers." metro says ross is responsible for a total of nine robberies - including three this morning. police say he used a gun each time to demand money - and then left on a motorcycle parked outside. this