beverly taylor has more. "i just am really jazzed about this proposal.wisconsin department of public instruction superintendent dr. tony evers says expanded learning makes a difference-- and that's the goal of an early start calendar plan that's now ready for a vote. "it might sound like it's small but it's a game changer for us."it calls for aligning all mps high schools with the year-round and i.b. schools on a common start date in mid-august and a common end date in mid or late may beginning in the 2017-18 ability to go on record and change the starting date unilaterally for special schools and schools that are struggling. :08 in 2018- 2019, the proposal calls for all schools moving to an august to may calendar year, which would call for legislative action. "i'm going to do whatever i can going forward as is part of my budget to have schedule would make room for a 4- week "j-term" in june. "...we would be able to use for credit recovery for students who might have failed a course, students who even have a

beverly taylor, fox six news. you can pick up the mail-back envelop at nine cvs locations in milwaukee and one in cudahy. they're also available at mmsd, police districts in milwaukee and the police headquarters in cudahy. adlib to weather weather mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday but another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rain and snow showers. there is the chance for rain again on tuesday which will likely transition to snow by nighttime. 32 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: cloudy with rain and snow showers. am low: 27 high: 39 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 29 high: 42 wind: se 5-10 tuesday: cloudy with rain showers. am low: 33 high: 43 wind: se 8-12 mph mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday the upper 30s. another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rain and

reporting live in milwaukee, beverly taylor fox 6 news. steph thanks bev. one day after a decision was announced... that a wauwatosa officer will not face criminal charges... we're learning more about what lead up to a deadly officer-involved shooting. fox six's myra sanchick joins us district attorney made his ruling yesterday, they've received death threats. they are investigating them and are on high alert. meanwhile, we're getting a look at the 180 pages of documents from the milwaukee police investigation. they describe the day of june 23d shortly after three a-m when joseph mensah, a black officer with the wauwatosa police department was on routine patrol. this squad video shows officer mensah firing his gun six times. in an interview with milwaukee police homicide detectives who would be called to investigate mensah said he approached the nissan in the park. "he observed he anderson was breathing fast as if nervous or scared.... mensah "felt the driver was faking being asleep" we know soon after the officer says anderson reached for a gun and the off

beverly taylor joins us in the studio with this developing story. it's now up to the school board to decide whether all milwaukee school high schools start "it might sound like it's small but it's a game changer for us."milwaukee public schools superintendent darienne driver has a plan to help mps succeed-- but she says it will take more instructional time during an academic year to do it. and wisconsin department of public instruction superintendent dr. tony evers stands in agreement. "expanded learning makes a difference. the initial proposal was changed...to a with the year-round and i.b. schools on a common start date in mid-august and a common end date in mid or late may beginning in the 2017-18 school year. "the district itself has the ability to go on record and change the starting date unilaterally for special schools and schools that are struggling. :08 in 2018- 2019, the proposal calls for all schools moving to an calendar year, which would call for legislative action. "i'm going to do whatever i can going forward as is part of my budget t

fox six's beverly taylor reports. ' they said 1316 come out and surrender were not going anywherenatasha williams was coming from the store when she noticed the commotion on burleigh near 13th street. the block was closed off. mpds tactical enforcement unit and through the door. and they told him to call his parents, call your mom and dad. so we knew someone was in there. they said they tried to get in because i asked the police officer and he said we cant get in because he has it barricaded very well.' :54they were looking for a 19- year-old homicide suspect. after continuous negotiation...one of the occupants emerged peacefully. nat about 45 minutes later the rest of the occupants came out - one by one. nat there were several dogs also taken from the house. madacc, the to take them away. at this point we dont know which homicide the arrested man is suspected of committing. police say that investigation is ongoing. ted thanks bev three arrests have been made in connection with a fox lake woman's death.

beverly taylor explains. temperatures were just pushing past the single digits as people stood-- outside in line-- some as much as an hour and a half-- waiting to get into the isaac coggs heritage health center. nat once inside they were greeted "did you get the ham?" "i got the ham and more." the holiday giveaway was for patients and the community. "molina healthcare, one of our sponsors, we got a call from them and they wanted to donate money so people in the community could have holiday dinners." for many, it was right on time. kevin collins lost his job recently and told pamela clark about it. "i offered him a ticket to come and he came today." "she told me to come they're doing for our community." to give christmas back to people who are having such a hard time."fortunately, for collins he has already found a new job, but this food will go a long way to supplement what he's able to provide. "we want to say thank you to the community and ms. pam for what she's done for us." others were thankful too. like

beverly taylor has this report from the courtroom. "she preyed on my son and used our friendship for access to him." :36 i blame myself for trusting her." :38 but the truth is she is an adult. my son is a child." the victim's father read his wife's statement in court concerning elizabeth dillet-- the woman who sexually assaulted their son-- by engaging in what the family says was a year long relationship. dillet was being sentenced for two counts of sexual assault. my client had some plan to have a relationship with js. :50the prosecutor had a different take: saying dillet became close friends with the victim's mother and describing dillet as manipulative. "the defendant was a volleyball coach and she had the victim, this teenage boy as her assistant coach. so he did go to the practices and the games with her." :13 through her husband-- the victim's mother described how have recognized that our son believed that he was in a healthy relationship. his opinions regarding relationships has become distorted since this incident."dillet apol

but, when money's tight-- that may not be an option. ....unless, the beverly taylor reports on that much needed assistance. some of these people waited outside in the frigid temperatures for an hour and a half at the isaac coggs heritage health center. they were making sure to get in on the holiday dinner giveaway. nat once inside they were greeted with bags of food. "this bag is so got the ham and more." the holiday giveaway was for patients and the community. "molina healthcare, one of our sponsors, we got a call from them and they wanted to donate money so people in the community could have holiday dinners." but there was more than just free food. there were free health screenings, dental screenings and mammograms. nat of patient/nurse there were free books. nat and readig those who needed visual assistance. nat of woman we heard a lot of words of gratitude at the event. nat "one of my hopes for this is that the people in the community will have a nutritious dinner for christmas and that they know that milwaukee health services is always going to be in the community for them. :55 the

fox six's beverly taylor has more fro 13th and burleigh. it started about 11 a.m. passersby started gathering after noticing the commotion... a police barricade on burleigh between vehicle arrived... m.p.d. officers in protective gear, carrying shields natasha williams says she was taking it all in..even seeing detectives at the back of the house. 'we heard them talk to someone through the door. and they told him to call his parents, call your mom and dad. so we knew someone was in there. they said they tried to get in because i asked the police officer and he said we cant get in because he has it barricaded very well.' :54they were looking for a 19- year-old homicide suspect. after 45 minutes later the rest of the occupants came out - one by one. nat there were several dogs also taken from the house. madacc, the animal control agency, was there to take them away. one resident told us the street is usually quiet, but very busy. but she added, you never know who lives where or fox 6 news mostly cloudy and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this e

fox six's beverly taylor is live at police district 5 with details. it happened at 13th and burleigh. milwaukee police were looking for a homicide suspect. fortunately, this incident ended peacefully. it started about 11 a.m. passersby started gathering after noticing the commotion... a police barricade on burleigh vehicle arrived... m.p.d. officers in protective gear, carrying shields natasha williams says she was taking it all in..even seeing detectives at the back of the house. 'we heard them talk to someone through the door. and they told him to call his parents, call your mom and dad. so we knew someone was in there. they said they tried to get in because i asked the police officer and he said we cant get in because he has it barricaded very well.' :54they were looking for a 19- year-old homicide suspect. after continuous negotiation...one of 45 minutes later the rest of the occupants came out - one by one. nat there were several dogs also taken from the house. madacc, the animal control agency, was there to take them away. one resident told us t

beverly taylor fox 6 news mostly cloudy and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop moves in wednesday. mostly cloudy, cold and blustery. highs in the upper 20s, with wind chills in the teens all day. a few flurries are possible thursday with a cold northwest wind. wind chills in the single digits all day thursday. we stay cold into the weekend before we have a chance for accumulating snow on sunday. tonight: mostly cloudy and chilly. low: 22 wind: w 10 mph blustery and cold. wind chills: teens. high: 28 wind: w 10-20 mph thursday: mostly cloudy, windy and cold. a few flurries. wind chills: single digits. am low: 20 from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. hoping for the best, but fearing the worst. that's what one milwaukee family is dealing with tonight it's the unknown that's causing the most concern. their dog seemingly vanished. the warning tonight from the owner. a one billion dollar shortfall. that's what the state is facing. the plan governor touting that has fellow republicans crying

beverly taylor joins us now from the news room with some stories they're working on for fox six news at five. a story sure to warm your heart in this cold weather. a local business is helping less fortunate children learn how to read. at five, the incredible gifts it gave to those kids. and, if that doesn't get you into the holiday spirit this will. coming up, see how some military cadets are spreading good cheer. we'll have all that and more-- fox six news at five. steph thanks bev. more high profile meetings at trump tower today, and president-elect donald trump continues his so- called "thank you tour". but with the inauguration just a few weeks away, there are still lingering questions about how trump will govern. dianne gallagher has more from washington. campaign trail... sort of... the president-elect stumping for a republican senate candidate john kennedy at a rally in louisiana this afternoon...a day before a runoff election there. as trump continues his "thank you tour" hitting states that helped win him the white house... he'll be michigan friday night- but trump is still

it's now up to the school board beverly taylor with this devo"it might sound like it's s but it's a game changer for us."milwaukee public schools superintendent darienne driver has a plan to help mps succeed-- but she say nstructio academic year to do it. and wisconsin department of public instruction superintendent dr. tony evers stands in agreement. "expanded learning makes a difference. the initial proposal was changed...to a aligning all mps high schools with the year-round and i.b. schools on a common start date in mid-august and a common end date in mid or late may bigin the 2017-18 school year. "the district itself has the ability to go on record and change the starting date unilaterally for special schools and schools that are struggling. :08 in 2018- 2019, the proposal calls august to may calendar year, which would call for legislative action. "i'm going to do whatever i can going forward as is part of my budget to have legislation change and, this schedule would make room for a 4- week "j-term" in june. "...we would be able to use for credit recovery for students who might have

taylor was the director of the clay county developmentn corporation. she was reinstated after being forced out following the postt last month.th beverly whelan the mayor e post after she commented just made momy the dap in respons facebook post.t. both whelan and taylor have h apologized for their comments. e >> do you know cpr? this next n story highlights how important p it is to learn it.rn it. an employee at the giant theia supermarket in southeast wentke into cardiac arrest.t in arrt. >> her coworker didn't skip at p beat and saved her life. fox5's alexandria limon live l in northwest and spoke to bothpt the victim and her hero coworker. hi, alex. >> reporter: i'll tell youorte what's really impressive.mpressv it's not just that this womanhim knew cpr and then used it,t, it's that she did it for aboutfo 10 minutes, you know, if know, you've ever done cpr or even eve tried to learn how to do it,o you know it takes an incredible amount of strengthtrn to do those compressions properly. >> she was like girl, you just s drunk. and she said i just went into action. >> reporter: in the middlen th of the day in a crowded giant supermarket, karen stuart we

taylor was the director of the clay county development corp. she made the comments in a post in november after donald trump's election victory. the mayor of clay, beverly whaling, also resigned after responding to the post -- "just made my day pam." and peru has launched its first daily national news broadcast in the indigenous language of quechua for the first time in peruvian history. millions of people in peru and many more in ecuador, bolivia, colombia, argentina, and chile speak fluent quechua, which was the dominant language of the vast inca empire that ruled the region before the spanish conquest. the broadcast is part of an effort to combat centuries of oppression against indigenous peruvians and their languages. this is a clip of the first broadcast. >> how are you today, brothers, sisters, and fellow citizens a pleasant heart? i hope this is a good day for all of you. with a lot of joy, we're here to spread the news. we are joyful and we thank you with all of our hearts. the warm welcome our program has received. >> i hope it is a good day for all of you. i am happy because i am here at the beginning of this news program. amy: and those are s