fox6s bret lemoine with the latest chapter in a story that enraged south east wisconsin. kp 'we knew that they were on heroin. but we were still surprised.' the milwaukee county medical examiner confirms 25 year old megan scott died wednesday of a probable drug overdose. members of the group, 'guardians of the children,' who aim to combat archers story every step of the way. kp 'we want justice for aiden - and im not sure thats the type of justice were talking about.' scott, and her then boyfriend, 28-year old maurice snyder faced multiple charges for the death of scotts son, 3 year old aiden. the boy died in june of 2015 after significant trauma to his head and body. aiden was also non-verbal and was diagnosed with mild autism. sa 'i hope that they dont let this guy back out into society... or his mom .' we spoke exclusively with steven archer, in april. investigators say aiden suffered a skull fracture... appeared to have strangulation marks around his neck... and at least 11 distinct human bite marks on his arm, hands, shoulder, groin and buttocks. sa 'i will never for

bret lemoine - live with an exclusive interview on a little boy's death.. and brittany shannon - live with a foiled plot to kill - brittany let's start with you. a troubling story here in burlington. a teenage boyfriend and girlfriend now of making a kill list. it coming to light when the girl's mother discovered the conversation on facebook monday night. she then told school officials here about her daughter's plan... disturbing details coming from the halls of karcher middle school. a criminal complaint stating 15-year-old jasminne piechocki and her boyfriend 14-year-old darryl roeschen made where the complaint states the girl's mother saw a facebook conversation between her daughter and roeschen. in it, darryl asks, do you want me to kill them all? jasminne respons yes. darryl: need a list court documents show-- piechocki proceeds to send a list of six names. one of them being her father. the complaint states the girls mother told school officials who then talked to the students who admitted to han relationship. piechocki also admitting to having disturb

let's start with bret lemoine live in the newsroom. he has more on the investigation. the district attorney is saying no charges will be filed against the officer who shot and killed jay anderson. with that decision comes a ton of new information surrounding this incident. bw 'the officer acted in accord with wisconsin law.' investigators say wauwatosa police officer joseph mensahs account of backed up by what we see on this short video. were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. bw 'the park closes at 10 oclock, if there are vehicles in there after hours, officers are supposed to investigate to see whats going on.' weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, who was asleep in his car. anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat. bw 'that weapon turned out to be a ruger 9mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the

fox6s bret lemoine is live outside the waukesha county courthouse with an update. waukesha county is now processing ballots cast in the city of waukesha... which is a big deal... because thats where a huge chunk of votes were cast on election day. its been a non-stop effort since the recount began 6 days ago. and as workers continue processing votes in waukesha county... an benchmark is achieved. kn 'weve actually started the city of waukesha!' county clerk kathleen novack says... after a slow start processing towns and cities first... workers are now making a dent in the largest city - waukesha. crews have been preforming the recount every day from 9 in the morning until midnight. as of wednesday, that will change: kn 'were going to close up tomorrow at 10pm. we are really doing well. my conservative estimate is well be done close of business friday.' novack says theyre for one big reason: this high speed ballot-counting machine arrived on monday. it can count 5-thousand ballots per hour! other milestones achieved statewide include milwaukee county completing city

let's start with bret lemoine live in the newsroom. he has more on the investigation. the district attorney is saying no charges will be filed against the officer who shot and killed jay anderson. with that decision comes a ton of new information surrounding this incident. bw 'the officer acted in accord with wisconsin law.' investigators say wauwatosa police officer joseph mensahs account of this june 23-rd shooting is backed up by what we see on this so were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. bw 'the park closes at 10 oclock, if there are vehicles in there after hours, officers are supposed to investigate to see whats going on.' weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, who was asleep in his car. anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat. bw 'that weapon turned out to be a ruger 9mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the chamber.' mensah called for madison park who has a firearm.' bw 'on several occasions, the subject start

fox6s bret lemoine shares new details. cl 'we dont want to see any other business leave the area.' alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things around: lewis is announcing a partnership between the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and aldis. gs 'if there are any business ceos listening - come on in this area.' lewis calls the northridge site the 'gem' of all plans going forward... but it could also be the citys biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. the city and other stakeholders will have to work around the owners current plans for their property... which market. cl 'if you think about it, everything is made in china. everything gets imported here. glasses, couches and dishes.' the chinese market has been talked about for y

fox6s bret lemoine explains the important benchmark achieved today... waukesha county clerk kathleen novack says... after a slow start processing towns and cities first... workers are now making a dent in the largest city— kn 'weve actually started the city of waukesha!' crews have been preforming the recount every day from 9 in the morning until midnight. as of wednesday, that will change: kn 'were going to close up tomorrow at 10pm. we are really doing well. my conservative friday.' novack says theyre ahead of schedule for one big reason: this high speed ballot-counting machine arrived on monday. it can count 5-thousand ballots per hour! other milestones achieved statewide include milwaukee county completing city of milwaukee ballots monday... and theyre about a third of the way though absentee ballots. 23 of the states 72 counties have finished their recounts. including dodge, o walworth counties. the latest tallies have president-elect donald trump increasing his margin over democrat hillary clinton by about 150 votes. tonight, waukesha county

fox6s bret lemoine shares new details. cl 'we dont want to see any other business leave the area.' alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things around: lewis is announcing a partnership between the department of city development and solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and aldis. gs 'if there are any business ceos listening - come on in this area.' lewis calls the northridge site the 'gem' of all plans going biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. the city and other stakeholders will have to work around the owners current plans for their property... which include the opening of a chinese market. cl 'if you think about it, everything is made in china. everything gets imported here. glasses, couches and dishes.' the chinese market has be

fox6s bret lemoine breaks down the cost... and logistics of ballots boxed up... flanked by security... and clearly the center of attention for the next 12 days. as county clerks across the state teleconfernce to learn new details of the pending state-wide recount... 'good morning...' ...were also learning more about what the process entails. a judge denied former green party presidential candidate jill steins request to force a state hand recount late tuesday night. some municipalities, however, will opt to process the recount by hand: 48 counties across the state... including dodge, ozaukee and washington... will still proceed with a hand recount. 14 cn milwaukee, racine and waukesha... will use optical scanners. 10 counties across the state will use both methods...like walworth county. walworth is asking for volunteers to serve as tabulators... 'we already had some calls from counties this week that they are having a little bit of a challenge finding enough people.' ...while others like jefferson county say... they have a waiting list of people willing to help

fox6s bret lemoine breaks down the cost... and logistics of the historic event. ballots boxed up... flanked by security... and clearly the center of attention for thene clerks across the state teleconfernce to learn new details of the pending state-wide recount... 'good morning...' ...were also learning more about what the process entails. a judge denied former green party presidential candidate jill steins request to force a state hand recount late tuesday night. some municipalities, however, will opt to process the recount by hand: 48 counties across the state... including dodge, ozaukee and washington... will still proceed with a hand recount. 14 counties... like milwaukee, racine and waukesha... will use optical scanners. 10 counties across the state will use both methods...like walworth county. walworth is already had some calls from counties this week that they are having a little bit of a challenge finding enough people.' ...while others like jefferson county say... they have a waiting list of people willing to help out. clerks have already projected their costs - for overtim

we start with bret lemoine-- he's live at the wauwatosa police department where the police chief just finished speaking. wauwatosa police have provided us with a copy of the district attorneys dcision not to pursue charges against the officer in this in it, theres an official narrative of the events that transpired during the early morning hours of june 23-rd. investigators say the officer was patrolling madison park after it had closed. the officer approached jay anderson, who appeared to be sleeping in his car. the officer noticed a semi-automatic firearm on the passenger seat. after viewing the gun, the officer took out his firearm and ordered anderson to put his hands in the air. anderson, meanwhile, allegedly lowered his arm to officer then fired his gun, shooting anderson. there are 28 seconds of video recorded of this incident - there are no other witnesses except for the officer and this video. wauwatosa police chief barry weber says the officer underwent counseling and has been cleared to return to duty. weber says... the officer has also received death threats since the shoo

fox6s bret lemoine at a vigil held near 19-th and national, members of the group 'guardians of the children' - an advocacy group for child abuse victims - try to process a terrible crime. 7 year old trevion winningham died last week. lk 'how could a grown adult do this to a child?' investigators say the child and his nine year old brother were being watched by etter hughes and mary wounds on their bodies... and appeared malnourished. trevion later died at the hospital. aa 'i dont even like to call them human beings.' its a death april alston says.... aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' ...could have been prevented. alson is the grandmother of one year old bryan alston. aa 'shes on the news, a baby is dead, and its my grandson!' the child was left in hughes care back in 2003.... his young life... cut tragically short: aa 'final cause of death: sepsis, gangrene of left harm, complications of blunt force injuries, brushing.' hughes was convicted of child neglect in this case... and was sentenced to 18 months opinion... aa 'our court system period is failing miserably.' ...the courts

she was charged in his case-- with failure to preven fox6s bret lemoine with the latest chapter in a story that enraged south east wisconsin. kp 'we knew that they were on heroin. but we were still surprised.' the milwaukee county medical examiner confirms 25 year old megan scott died wednesday of a probable drug overdose. members of the group, 'guardians of the children,' who aim to combat child abuse, have been monitoring aiden archers story every step of the way. kp 'we want justice for aiden - and im not sure thats the type of justice were 28-year old maurice snyder faced multiple charges for the death of scotts son, 3 year old aiden. the boy died in june of 2015 after significant trauma to his head and body. aiden was also non-verbal and was diagnosed with mild autism. sa 'i hope that they dont let this guy back out into society... or his mom .' we spoke exclusively with aidens father, steven archer, in april. investigators say aiden suffered a skull fracture... appeared to have sr least 11 distinct human bite marks on his arm, hands, shoulder, groin and buttocks. sa 'i will nev

fox6s bret lemoine is here in the studio with new details. the recount will begin at 9 a-m tomorrow in every county across the state. each county has released a projected cost... and also indicated if they will process the recount by machine or by hand. box than the one you saw on election day... large crates filled with ballots leave milwaukee county storage wednesday morning in preparation for the massive state-wide presidential recount. they will be under lock and key tonight and once the ballot bags have been opened, there will be 24- hour security provided by the sheriffs department. the tight security is the result of strict guidelines... outlined in full detail through a teleconference 'good morning...' a judge denied former green party presidential candidate jill steins request to force a state hand recount late tuesday night. some municipalities, however, will opt to process the recount by hand: 48 counties across the state... including dodge, ozaukee and washington... will still proceed with a hand recount. 14 counties... like milwa

fox6s bret lemoine is live near 76-th and brown deer road with new details. the alderwoman for this district says residents want to see new stores, green space and condos here. she thinks all of those things could soon happen... but there mi its been an 800-thousand square foot vacancy in milwaukee since 2003... cl 'theyre bypassing this area to go to something a little more newer.' dark... empty and long gone... the former northridge mall was the first of many to say 'bye-bye' to business on the citys north side. cl 'we dont want to see any other business leave the area.' alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and ?aldi's gs 'we really would like

fox6s bret lemoine shares new details. cl 'we dont want to see any other business leave the area.' alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn around: lewis is announcing a partnership between the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and aldis. gs 'if there are any business ceos listening - come on in this area.' forward... but it could also be the citys biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. the city and other stakeholders will have to work around the owners current plans for their property... which include the opening of a chinese market. cl 'if you think about it, everything is made in china. everything gets imported here. glasses, couches and dishes.' the chinese market has been

fox6s bret lemoine is live near 76-th and brown deer road with new details. the alderwoman for this district says residents want to see new stores, green space and condos here. she thinks all of those things could soon happen... but there might foot vacancy in milwaukee since 2003... cl 'theyre bypassing this area to go to something a little more newer.' dark... empty and long gone... the former northridge mall was the first of many to say 'bye-bye' to business on the citys north side. cl 'we dont want to see any other business leave the area.' alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things around: lewis is announcing a pr the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and ?aldi's gs 'we really would

fox6s bret lemoine has an exclusive interview with a victims family member. at a vigil held near 19-th and national, members of the group 'guardians of the children' - an advocacy group for child abuse victims - try to process a terrible crime. 7 year week. lk 'how could a grown adult do this to a child?' investigators say the child and his nine year old brother were being watched by etter hughes and mary martinez. the boys both had wounds on their bodies... and appeared malnourished. trevion later died at the hospital. aa 'i dont even like to call them human beings.' its a death april alston says.... aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' ...could have been prevented. alson is the grandmother of one year old bryan alston. aa 'shes on the news, a baby is the child was left in hughes care back in 2003.... his young life... cut tragically short: aa 'final cause of death: sepsis, gangrene of left harm, complications of blunt force injuries, brushing.' hughes was convicted of child neglect in this case... and was sentenced to 18 months in prison. in alsto