-is christina here? -christina: i am! -lemonis: nice to meet you. -christina: nice to meet you.onis: why is you place a little jazzier than everybody else's? christina: 'cause we're a hip, young flower start-up. lemonis: is that what you would call yourself -- a start-up? christina: yes. we're an online flower company. 99.9% of our business goes through our website. lemonis: okay. well, take me inside. i want to see what it is that you do. christina: let me take you on a tour. christina: this is veronica. sasha. katie. -katie: hi! nice to meet you. -allie: and i'm allie. -lemonis: allie. -christina: and this is tati. -lemonis: how many work here? -christina: 30. -lemonis: are they all women? -ian: man coming through. lemonis: man coming through! [ laughter ] ian: ta-da! lemonis: i was like, "holy...i'm in trouble." ♪ christina: so, this is our assembly line. we run it like a manufacturing facility. our lead designer puts the recipe here, so the designers will all know what goes in each one. we have quota systems for the designers, so when they come in, they're given a quota they

christina christina schuster's car should've been in this parking lot, but it's gone without a trace. police chief david beguhn wants to find it. he believes it could hold the answers about what happened to schuster. the chief would also like to speak with a man he tells us had an on-again off-again relationship with schuster. "i'm hoping as we move along here in trying to locate the male individual that i'll be able to give you more details in the coming days, but right now, we need to try to locate christina's vehicle and hopefully the subject's driving it." it was monday night when christina's brother found the gruesome scene. "she was killed by a single gunshot wound to the head." "the weapon has not been located at the apartment," the last time last year. there was one in 2009, one in 2006, and before that, oconomowoc went 30 years without one. police say police say they've had no prior calls for service at the apartment schuster and her brother shared. live in oconomowoc, michele fiore, today's tmj4. how much will jordy nelson play on sunday? that story is coming up later in spo

((christina gavlak: happened if they were home.")) galvak moved to solera a year and a half ago from north las vegas neighborhood where she says saw its fair share of crime. ((christina gavlak: "this is, this is i think catching up to it.")) which is why she wants neighbors to be vigilant. ((christina gavlak: "i think they need to be aware that thtey can be a little bit more aware of what they need to do as far as locking their doors, not leaving windows open, those types of things.")) ((nia wong)) residents who didn't even know about these burglaries. more on what precautions they're taking at 6. reporting live from anthem. nia wong 8 news now./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the labor day holiday is typically a busy one for presidential candidates... and this year is no different. today... republican donald trump sat down with running mate mike pence during a round table in cleveland to talk about the u-s job market: (( donald trump/(r) system, our manufacturing jobs are being taken out of the system that's totally hey i was the first

thema: christina palladino reporting. the steel beam will be on display this morning at the waukesha farmer's market. the bloodcenter of wisconsin is remembering 9/11 with a blood drive and phone bank. first responders from across our area helped donors make appointments to give blood. if you make an appointment between today and september 16 you can get a special commemorative t-shirt. find more information on our , milwaukee public schools, are now testing for lead in the drinking water at every school in the district. a spokesperson tells us it's really just an abundance of caution. this week, milwaukee mayor, tom barrett, recommended that people living in homes built before 1951 install water filters on their faucets. about 70,000 homes get water from mains through lead pipes. that lead can corrode and seep into the water. the district said in a statement, "the safety of our students and staff is our top priority. that is why we made the decision to voluntarily test. " "we believe it's the right thing to do to reassur

christina filed a domestic violence complaint ending her violent relationship with a man who is now a suspect in connection with three murders. >> had i not filed that he me. >> reporter: police tried to track grate down for several days after christina filed the complaint. he said he stalked her, even hiding in her apartment where police finally arrested him. >> he hid in the sofa. he climed up to the bottom of the sofa and hid there. it is chilling. >> reporter: now christina wants others who could find themselves in an abusive relationship to look for the warning signs before it is too late. >> >> tiffani: christina hasn't spoken to him in more than five years. she didn't know about his arrests until we reached out to her. chris? >> chris: tiffani, incredible stuff. we are hearing the 9-1-1 call from the woman in ash land letting police know she was >> i was abducted, shawn grate. >> shawn green? >> shawn grate. >> where is he now? >> he had me tied up. >> are you tied up now? >> well i -- yeah, but i kind of freed myself. >> unbelievable to listen to that. stacy stanley's family s

christina hager is live in middletown, connecticut, not far from the mother's home. christina? >> reporter: lisa, i spoke with police who tell me they are focused on the facts and circumstances around linda carmen's disappearance and what led up to her never returning >> the case that first brought out the yellow ribbon is now bringing together law enforcement from three different states and the federal government. that's according to the police chief in rhode island, where there is an empty slip where this fishing boat used to stay. he and his mother are seen on surveillance taking off for what linda told her trend would ten days later, nathan was called in on a coast guard cutter after he was rescued from a raft he'd been on for a week. his mother lost at sea, presumed dead. >> i don't see how it would go down. >> reporter: we showed boat maintenance workers the warrants used to search the home in vernon, vermont this week. it allegations that nathan despite that and other mechanical problems, he was intent on going to an unprotected spot called the canyon where his mother re

christina: tragically, andrea thema: christina palladino reporting. the steel beam will be on display this morning at the waukesha farmer's market. in greenfield, the fire department has placed 2,977 flags outside its fire station each flag representing a life lost from the terror attacks. governor scott walker ordered all flags in wisconsin to fly half-staff on sunday in memory of the victims. the bloodcenter of wisconsin is remembering 9/11 with a blood drive and phone bank. first responders from across our area helped donors make appointments to give blood. if you make an appointment between today and september 16 you can get a special commemorative t-shirt. find more information on our website, wisn.com. it's a day for positive messages being held at sherman park later today. it's comes nearly a month since the unrest in the neighborhood after the deadly police shooting of 23-year-old syville smith. community leaders and organizations are inviting families to gather at the corner of sherman and chambers. there will be discussions on the challenges

i spoke to christina hildreth and briefly this afternoon and basically tells me she could have easily been next. her own words. she was able to finally get out of the violent relationship. >> christina hill celt said she could have been dead. the victim of domestic violence a domestic violence victim of grate for five years. there were signs to get out of the relationship but it was difficult until june 2010 when christina was in a hospital from a beating from grate and she got the courage to file a domestic violence report having great arrested, ending her terrifying chapter of a violent his recent arrest christina says is troubling. >> it is a matter of being in shock over the fact i dated someone that possibly killed three people, maybe more, knowing i had not gotten away and it very well could have been me. >> christina learned about grate's arrest after we reached out to her. she wanted to share her story so other victims of domestic violence could get out of abusive relationships before it was too late. behind bars. >> denise: she went to police because he was stalking her. she

christina hager has more for us. christina. >> reporter: chris, nathan carman spent the night back here at his home in vernon vermont. the home is still under construction and police served a search warrant there a couple days ago. we know authorities left with a computer modem a gps sim car nathan carman. this is what he said to us this morning. >> i just want to thank the public for their prayers and for their concern for both myself and my mother. >> reporter: nathan carman back home in vernon vermont after his ordeal at seymour than a week on a -- at sea. more than a week in a life raft his mother lost at see and -- for both rescuing me from the sea and for taking such good care of me. >> reporter: that freighter spotted him off the coast of martha vineyard's a couple days after the coast guard called off the search. for the missing mother and son. coast guard official released the covers with-- conversation with him after rescue. >> when i saw the life raft i didn't have you found her? >> no we haven't been able

christina hager is live in boston where the move-in is ongoing. christina? >> reporter: about 60 boston city inspectors were out here helping and checking on students as they were moving in. they are checking and apartments. they are also checking on things like this. trash just piled up as far as the eye can see on city sidewalks. sidewalks are jammed with junk. inspectors cautioning students moving in. mattresses are everywhere, including under a man in a santa suit, mattress surfing off the back of a van. it was clear mattress christmas stern talk. >> he said i wasn't the brightest santa. >> we have a significant life hazard out of the neighbors with students. we've suffered some through the years with significant tragedies down here. >> reporter: we found students moving out of the home, about to be taken over by new tenants even though the station is full of a homeless man's belongings. >> reporter: so you come home and there is a stranger in the kitchen? >> yeah, long dark hair. takes off out our back door and runs down the street. >> reporter: a door

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christina hager is live in wt christina? >> reporter: david that's exactly how the district attorney put it when we asked her today why these charges took so long. she explained, it is a complicated case, and it takes time to get it right. it took a half year for the man behind the wheel in this deadly crash to face charges. district attorney marian ryan explains why. >> we're fortunate to have lots and that type of thing and it takes time to bring that all together. >> reporter: 55-year-old bradford indicted on two counts of motor vehicle homicide and one count of driving to endanger. the d.a. says he crossed into traffic on washington street, collided with other vehicles, and slammed into the sweet tomatoes restaurant. two people were killed. 32-year-old attorney gregory lauren and 57-year-old eleanor neely. her mother, eager for more answers. >> i just think at should be brought to justice. whatever he gets, he gets. it was tough. it still is tough, i'll tell ya. every day when the phone rings, i think it's her calling. >

>>reporter: christina was never formally arrested says she was never read her rights and she says unless an autopsy report shows gun residue on her >> new tonight del rio's family coming together where he took his last breath. he was a son and brother he had a family who still believed in him thought he could turn his life around. they are mourning his loss. >>> we're hearing from the two suspects who survived the ago politicianes behind bars. >> one has a desperate plea for the judge the other telling us he doesn't remember much. here's john erixon. >>reporter: he talks like a man who needs cash. >> honestly i'm over here for my mom for her chemotherapy and she's already on stage 4. >>reporter: court documents say sergio escobar by do was the one shooting at police during the getaway. whatever money he said he needed before he needs more now. his bond at a quarter million dollars. >> and i though with this i probably won't see her again. >>reporter: court documents say the actual bank robber was ruben rodriguez from inside the jail he tells us he doesn't wasn't part of any robbery. >> i

(christina schwabecher / neighbor) >> "it is a really bad day for a fire." reid binion: >> multiple wildfires - raging in california this week. (christina schwabecher / neighbor) >> "we all worry that >> the loma fire - in the santa cruz mountains -- reportedly burning upwards of two-thousand acres so far... ...destroying one home, threatening hundreds more... and forcing hundreds of evacuations some heeding the call... (chris clark / santa cruz co. sheriff spokesman) >> "we've had a mix of folks that have decided to stay and some that have decided to leave." ...others, taking their chances. (jim digiovanni / lives in evacuation zone) >> "if we see flames get close then well head out. otherwise, i'm staying here." crews dropping retardant on the blaze -- competing with sweltering heat and dry brush. (capt. brian oliver / cal fire) >> "as it works its way around and it finds a valley or a gully or a drainage that's primed with fuels, that's the route it's going to go." reid binion: >> meanwhie facing the opposite problem: water. low-lying areas - inundated...

bobby christina brown. why her boyfriend is legally responsible for her death. >>> tattoo artists are in the bay area this weekend. next the big convention taking next the big convention taking place i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... a lot of folks got up early today to be one of the first to get an i-phone 7. ((cynthia / this was the scene outside the

. >> tiffani: christina describing her final encounter with shawn grate. the two dated for five years. she says at first he was charming. then later signs of a temper. the couple lived together. >> he would grab me and he flipped me over the end of the broke my hand. when he punched me, he broekd my hand. he had choke me. i had bruises down my face. he threw me into the bathtub. >> reporter: june 2010, christina ended up at bucyrus community hospital with bruises to her hand and face. bruises, she says, that grate gave her after a heated argument. >> kind of makes inyour stomach turned. >> reporter: she says she feared for her life and couldn't take it anymore. christin f violence complained ending her violent relationship with a man who is now a suspect in connection with three murders. >> had i not filed that, i would have never gotten away from him. he would have ended up killing me. >> reporter: police tried to track grate down for several days after christina filed that complaint. she says he stalked her even hiding in her apartment where police final

we will get to christina in a moment. first to bill. >> reporter: we have weather to talk about. temperatures on the mild side. 87 was the worst one in antioch. this has been a cool weather pattern . it will stay that way. here is the cloud cover outside. friday and the weather this weekend will be kind of cool as well. not the warm livermore valley try-valley that you might expect . you may need some jackets up in walnut creek as we had near saturday and sunday. there are the current temperatures. tomorrow the temperatures will be just like these. cloud coverage in san francisco tomorrow morning. this marine layer is deep, deep, deep. it does clean out the air quality and drops the temperature. we will see this marine layer being deep. the low-pressure center is the reason it is -- has stretched out for weeks. tomorrow is a lot like today. the upside is we are able to get out fires. the firefighters have the ability to jump on them in these cooler temperatures. on the hot days it doesn't matter how great the firefighting team is, the fires will take off. but this pattern has bee

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christina hager has more. christina? >> reporter: david, we have travel arrived today. carman arriving at the coast guard base in boston. his 54-year-old mother, linda carman, lost at sea and now we hear the story of how he lost her in >> no, we haven't been able to find her yet. >> reporter: the release of that dramatic audio came as the sheriffs department in vermont confirmed authorities served a search warrant in the carman home in vernon. in boston, carman gave a lengthy statement called a survivor debrief. the coast guard is trying to figure out what went wrong in vernight fishing trip with his mother in their boat called the chicken pox. sunday, two days after the coast guard called off the search, a freighter crew found nathan off the coast of martha's vineyard. he had food and water and said his >> reporter: nathan carman, who has asperger's syndrome, has gone missing before. in 2011, he disappeared despondent over the death of his horse and resurfaces in virginia. three years ago, the family

christina schwabecher / neighbor fire."multiple wildfires - raging in california this week. christina schwabecher / neighbor "we all worry that it could come down the hill towards us."the loma fire - in the santa cruz mountains -- reportedly burning upwards of two- thousand acres so far... ...destroying one home, threatening hundreds more... and forcing hundreds of evacuations some heeding the call... chris clark / santa cruz co. sheriff spokesman "we've had a mix of folks that have decided to stay and some that have decided to leave."...others, taking their chances. jim digiovanni / lives in evacuation zone "if we see flames get close then well head out. otherwise, i'm staying here."crews dropping retardant on the blaze cal fire "as it works its way around and it finds a valley or a gully or a drainage that's primed with fuels, that's the route it's going to go."meanwhile -- residents in parts of iowa -- facing the opposite problem: water. low-lying areas - inundated... after rivers and creeks swelled past their banks. authorities -- warning thousands of evacuated cedar rap

butt to [christina the hill towards us." the fire broke out last night and it's not yet clear what may have started it. right now crews are working to battle the flames from the air and on the ground. another fire has firefighters worried in southern california. a brush fire started last night on a hillside in la caada flintridge. there are some homes nearby, but officials say the homes are not threatened by the flames. this fire has only burned less than one acre so far. now to the race to white house. presidential face off, hillary clinton and donald trump clashing on several fronts in one of the biggest moments yet in the presidential campaign. the first general election face off turned contentious and personal quick. slamming each other on issues like climate change..trade to stop and frisk sot holt: the argument is it's a form of racial rofiling sot trump: these are bad people who shouldn't have guns etc sot clinton: stop and frisk was this marked the first time both clinton and trump shared the same stage side by side.

christina hager has more. christina? >> reporter: liam, this is like a drive-by purse ?amping and witnesses have described different looking men doing this in different vehicles and that's why police think this could be a group of thieves working together. >> it's scary, really scary. >> reporter: melissa monroe talking about the changing the way she totes her bag. >> it's harder to grab it like this. >> repte the string of drive-by purse grabs, women walking around the north section of quincy. a quarterbacking pulls up, someone jumps out, grabs a purse and takes off. >> minimize when you are carrying. a cell phone and a wallet, just put that in a pocket. >> is it feasible to not use a purse? >> not at all. life is in there? >> my life is in there. >> reporter: a purse snatched, and in at least one case, a woman was injured. >> i will have to think about how i do this. >> reporter: hearing about it, would you my shopping cart like i just did. >> reporter: just what quincy police want women to do. but what they real need are good witnesses. >> we have had witnesses seeing

. >> the whole case is so bizarre, christina, i know the attorney also said that it was a case of mistaken identity. >> that is correct. the real intended victim of the kidnapping is a woman that appears to have similarities, as far as hair and body type, and today, he says he learned that the lead in the theater has a personal connection to the intended victim and calls at all conflict of interest. >> any word on how they are doing? i know they did not speak today, did they talk about it at all? >> one reporter asked how they are doing, they stood strong together, they were holding hands, you could tell that they did have a bond, and it is not a way to crew - - grow closer that is ideal, but it has brought them closer together. >> christina, thank you. >> you can click on the story at the top of the homepage for more information. >>> a deadly motorcycle accident in vallejo, the victim was an off-duty police officer, the harley was heading west before 7:00 this morning when it collided with a car, the motorcycle driver was knocked off his bike and hit by a truck and he died at the scene, t

christina says milwaukee police and fire are investigating this as arson. reporting on milwaukees 3 small fire.smoke was reported inside bolton hall, one of the busiest buildings on the campus. uw-milwaukee police say there was a fire outside the building, possibly some burning grass or brush, and smoke from that fire was sued i everyone was cleared out....this photo shows the students outside the hall. we're told no one was hurt, but at last word, bolton hall was still closed. 3 year, but some local students have no where to . that's because i-t-t technical institute campuses have been shut down all over the country. country.cbs 58's david ade joins us live from one of those campuses in greenfield with details....david? this is one of about 130 i-t-t tech campuses around the country and today they're all shut down. the indianapolis based for-profit trade school made that announcement this morning. wisconsin madison and here in greenfield.the wisconsin better business bureau says it's not a surprise the school is shutting down since it's been surrounded by

convertido en el sÍmbolo y valor de esfuerzos de mujeres que como ella son mamÁ y papa a la vez, christinatante enseÑarles a no tener excusas osen tiros menos porque le falta un padre afirmÓ rn reto a marÍa hernÁndez enfrenta a diario en la crianza de sus tres hijas. >> donde estÁ mÍ papÁ * yo siempre le decÍa, no tienes papa, pero tiene muchas madre. >> igual que lourdes, acepta que a veces es imposible llenar el vacÍo que hay sin papa y explicar a los hijos el motivo de la ausencia de las que a veces las culpan. >> quisiera ponerme ese bigote y hablar como Él. >> ambas aseguran que aunque el reto econÓmico es de lo que mÁs se habla la parte emocional ha sido para ellas la mÁs difÍcil. >> segÚn las ultimas estadÍsticas actualmente en estados unidos, hay diez millones de hogares encabezados por una madre soltera, eso es el equivalente a una de cada 4 familias. >> de ahÍ que estas dos madres aplauden a vÁsquez y esperan que su gesto lleno de humor, enseÑe las misma s lecciones que han dado a sus hijos y abran las puertas a eventos escolares que no dejen a nadie por fuera. >> que seguimos si

lo visto no estÁ sola uno de cada 4 estadounidense nunca ha dejado de trabajar por estar enfermo, christinae trabajar con fiebre con escalofrÍos. >>> no nos pagan, nos corren y ahorita no es fÁcil encontrar trabajo. >>> un dÍa de enfermedad es un dÍa sin pago y bajo la amenaza de quedarse sin empleo. >>> cuando no me afecta mucho el dolor sÍ trabajo. >>> elba velÁsquez de la organizaciÓn que les ayuda a jornaleros a conseguir empleos han tenido que llegar a inmigrantes que esconden que estaban a punto del colapso. >>> nos cuesta hacerlos entender que nosotros somos importantes como individuos, que nuestra salud es crucial. >> la insistencia en trabajar a toda costa es tan comÚn que hay quienes le llaman es presenteismo y que no somos ni flojos mi frÁgiles. >>> segÚn el ultimo sondeo 2 tercio de estadounidense consideran que los que trabajan enfermos son buenos empleados. >>> tienen fiebres no pueden respirar mucho, con tos demasiado, vienen a lo Último. >>> aunque es mÁs comÚn entre los mÁs necesitados el doctor dice que tiene pacientes ricos y con seguro que insisten con jugar con su salud

christina hager, wbz news. >> this was a scare in the air. >> coming up, a jetblue flight forced to make a trip. >> plus, a man had his head stuck between rocks. perhaps even more unusual, what >>> all new at 6:00, thousands of years old and just discovered it today. a local scientists found this and it could tell us a lot narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. >>> hanging over the harbor. the driver went off the road and nearly onto the beach below . police say the seawall managed to stop the car. no one was hurt. the driver doesn't know how the car wound up with that but police are now investigating. >>> now to an even more odd seaside rescue. a man gets his head stuck in rocks on the rhode island coast and rescuers used all of oil to dropped his ce

sue christina in san francisco, christina, thank you. >>> developing news on the deadly crane - - between crash, they are trying to determine the cause, it was knocking down pillars and wires in the waiting area, one woman was killed, 100 people were hurt. >> reporter: at 8:45, at the height of rush hour, a commuter train did not stop, crushing right into one of the new york city train stations, one of the busiest. >> people were all over, and the roof came down. to that transit train went smashing past a barrier, it crashed into a wall, into pillars, and it collapsed a section of the roof. >> it hurt me, it hurt the gentleman at the door, he was bleeding but he was helping people. >> falling debris killed one woman. a deadly crash injured one hundred people. >> extraordinary reaction from local law enforcement, ems, and civilian passengers who assisted in evacuating that train as quickly as possible, helping with triage of injured passengers. >> reporter: chris christie said that they have been cooperating with investigators, and those in critical condition. >> we know that they came in

christina is still looking for answers as to why placed on suicide watch. the city of las vegas emailed us this statement. it reads in part, quote: "the june 16 2016 death of an inmate at the city of las vegas detention center is currently under investigation. these investigations are very thorough and can sometimes take weeks or even months to complete." end-quote. fire fighters jump into action to save a pet dog from a burning home. the henderson fire department is now being credited with saving the family's pet. fox5's cyndi lundeberg spoke with firefighters their first experience saving a dog. <

christina: thank you.ios is largely -- a truce is largely holding in syria, although tensions are growing. russia says that the u.s. is not holding up to their side of the deal. russia and the assad regime have stopped the bombings, but the u.n. says it is still taking far too long for the eight to reach civilians. fragile cease-fire for the residents who have been carrying -- cowering. it is their chance to go outdoors. but according to the united nations, differences among the countries -- nine > >> we cannot allow this time to be wasted. reporter: aid has crossed into the buffer zone, but some claim that rebels have yet to withdraw from the road leading to the city. passed in tonot see her. we have 40 trucks at the border that are ready to go across and these trucks have food for approximately 80,000 people. reporter: 24 hours earlier, the city saw protests. --y are condemning the bases besiege. moscow has accused washington of failing to meet obligations. >> only the syrian army is observing the regime

christina hager has more. >> reporter: lisa, police are armed with a murder warrant. we learn that does emilio de la rosa threatened to take the life of this victim several times before, at one point, holding a point to her head. court papers tell what wanda rosa cannot, a disturbing coming to light in the days following the methuen mother's death. they are looking for the father of her child, just released from state prison in january after serving four years for kidnapping rosa and attempting to murder her. of it has advocates for victims of domestic violence sounding alarms. >> the risk of abuse remains very high in the situation with violent abuse in people have tide together by a child. >> reporter: court papers show a long list of abuse claims over many years. he grabbed me my the hair and hit my face on the dashboard and while pregnant, put a hand around her neck and squeezed it and he took her head and hit it before and told me the child would have no mom. policesay that the 4-year-old boy may have been nearby when rosa was killed. >> a major concern, the well

christina is live with this story. >>reporter: julie, frank, this teen has just finished his shift at night when an officer spotted him walking home. he thought he was in trouble when the officer stopped him but then they started talking. >> i've been walking far distances since i was about 10. >>reporter: 18 year-old jordan has been walking to work in may since his car broke down and won't ask for rides. >> i don't want to feel like i'm a burden so i take the initiative to handle myself and my own ways to where i need to go from point a to point b. >>reporter: he lives in valeo and works in benisha. it's about a two hour commute on foot. >> four hours all together. i got used to the walking. it's not hard to walk. >> i just happened to be going down industrial when i saw him working. >> he said, so you walk from work to valeo. i was like, you know, i have no other way. >> at that point, i said why don't you jump in and i'll give you a ride home. >>reporter: they got to know each other and talked act life as an officer

i've never been in a situation like this before." )) otheriv christina galvak-say these breakins have the community talking about more ways to protect themselves. ((christina gavlak: "their concerns is they're going to do more in terms of security, locking their doors, putting possible security alarms, getting dogs, those types of things.")) nia wong 8 news now. ((paul joncich)) >> henderson police have not yet responded to our request for more information./// ((christianne klein)) >>> a man police say is armed and dangerous... is still on the run after away friday morning.. after police say he turned his handcuffs until he broke free. perez allegedly stole a truck and took off... but that vehicle was found saturday and returned to its owner. he's also accused of killing a man back on august 27th. if you know anything... or happen to see him... don't make contact with him... immediately call police or crimestoppers instead. /// ((christianne klein)) >>> tomorrow marks five years since four people were killed inside a carson city i-hop restaurant. northern nevada and in kuwait are mark

christina hager is live in norfolk. >> reporter: that boy is in the hospital recovering from injuries. you can see the markings in the road where he was hit before he trees here. after school, norfolk police helped parents get their children off the bus. recovering from a traumatic morning when their bus stop routine turned into a frightening accident scene. >> a child's been hit. >> a child's been hit by a car. >> everybody was screaming basically. screaming, crying. >> reporter: a friend of the toddler who was hit here says he got a frantic text from the boy's motherment she has other children. i the bus stop to drop them off for school. >> reporter: as he darted into the road, police say he was hit by this passing bmw. the 44-year-old woman behind the wheel stopped, visibly shaken. the norfolk fire chief says the child was not only hit but had been struck by a vehicle had been thrown a distance into some woodland area. we can say that the child is quite verbal on location. which is always a good indicator. >> reporter: he was air lifted to the medical center. and a bit of good news

christina. >> this is news that people here in newton have been waiting a long time for and had a lot of questions about. the boards are still up in front of the restaurant and on the new ahead line, the driver bradford casler, indicted on two counts of motor vehicle homicide and one count of operating a motor vehicle to endanger. this comes more than six months after he allegedly crashed into the restaurant. he was in a vw suv traveling down the street. he was taking a left hand turn apparently when over washington street collided with several cars and ended up inside the restaurant. two people killed. gregory morin, a 32-year-old from newton, and eleanor miele, a 57-year-old. this news comes just as the owners of sweet tomatoes here soon. the city has put up barriers here. now there are more barriers here and they are made out of metal. i was just talking with some residents that say this gives them some piece of mind. as for that driver, no arraignment date has been set for him yet but he will be in court soon to face these new charges. back to you. >> thank you. stay with us. we w

anchor: christina palladino is live. she has been suspended? reporter: officer lisa baake was booked here saturday night. police say she injured two colleagues while under the influence. a spokesman for the milwaukee police department confirms to 12 was arrested for drinking and driving saturday evening. it happened here near 76th and florist after 48-year-old lisa baake hit a squad car while stopped at the red light. according to police, officer baake hit the squad car so hard here, one of the officers had to go to the hospital. he was treated for back pain and released. baake has been on the force for 22 years. a man answered the door when we knocked at her home this evening for comment. >> i do not have time for this. reporter: own car at the time. she is a field training officer from district 4. police have suspended her. this is her first offense for owi. her case is being referred to the district attorney's office. christina palladino, wisn 12 news. anchor: an unusual sight -- hail in wisconsin in september. this video is from dane county

. >> police in three states are >> christina? >> reporter: well, i spoke with police in rhode island, who have been investigating whether linda carmen's son nathan took her to a risky fishing spot in a boat that wasn't safe. they tell me federal investigators are now joining in as well as police from other states. the case that first brought out the yellow ribbon is now bringing together law enforcement from three different states and the federal government. the old linda carmen presumed dead, lost at sea during a fishing trip that left her son nathan carmen stranded in a raft for eight days after his boat capsized. he cold "good morning america" he thought the boat was sea worthy. >> i didn't know if she had been dragged down with the ship. neither of us had been wearing life vests. >> reporter: at the marine that where nathan kept his boat there is an empty slip. he and his mother are seen on overnight trip to block island. ten days later, nathan pulled into government boston on a coast guard cutter after a freighter rescued hi

christina palladino, wisn 12 news. anchor: developing tonight, a man accused of pointing a gun at a teenager and sexually assaulting her. police are looking for help. you a description of the manner looking for. police released it today. the incident happened last month on august 31. milwaukee police say around 8:00 that night, the man pointed a gun at a 19-year-old woman near 62nd and fiebrantz and sexually assaulted her. the suspect is believed to be 35 to 40 years old with a muscular build and gold front teeth. it's believed he was driving a dark-colored utility van. milwaukee police are asking anyone with information to give baby shot during a road rage incident on i-43 near capitol had to undergo surgery. family of two-month old ava schowalter tells us the bullet just missed the baby's spinal column. terry sater is live outside children's hospital in wauwatosa, where doctors operated on the child. reporter: ava's grandmother says the bullet pierced her granddaughter's car seat and went through muscle tissue her bo

christina? >> reporter: liam, the woman this man allegedly took pictures of apparently had no idea it happened until another alert customer saw what was going on. she made sure the victim knew about it before she >> i would never let no man disrespect a woman that way. >> reporter: melissa was shopping in the dollar tree wednesday. she demonstrates what she saw a store manager do. crouch with his phone under a female customer's skirt. a day later, christopher molina was in court facing charges. >> it was two seconds. bend down, he already had the camera ready and flash, boom, documents, molina denied it. she did not back down. >> i'm like, excuse you? did you do what i saw you do? he's like what are you talking about? i'm like, you nasty pervert. >> reporter: all of this playing out in the store aisle. surveillance footage showed him do exactly what malave insisted what she saw. >> i saw the camera and saw the flash. >> reporter: on her phone, she showed a facebook message she posted warning "pr

christina says she is accidentally bit quite often as she feeds the sharks, quite often as she feeds the sharks, but it is rare that a shark intentionally goes after her. she doesn't just swim with sharks for entertainment... christina's job is to pull fishing hooks and other objects out of the shark's skin to keep them healthy. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 5 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. that's my plan. the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. part of the new chef-inspired live from las vegas, its time for fox5 news at 5. the enemy was inside. the gun was inside the house. two people found dead - inside a home in a quiet anthem neighborhood. wha

wisn 12 news' christina palladino reports to denny's and a george webb were hurt. christina: workers are trying to stay calm after a man and woman held up the restaurant at gunpoint. milwaukee police released these surveillance pictures of the two. they robbed a denny's on the south side and this denny's on brown deer road before hitting up the george webb. police say all three restaurants were robbed by 6:00 wednesday morning. >> with 14 surveillance video s rolling in this restaurant and the suspect right in front of the cash register they were , bound to get their faces on camera. in the pictures, you can see the woman is pointing the gun as both wear bandanas across their mouths. employees at george webb tell wisn 12 news the man appeared nervous and uncomfortable during the armed robbery. and police are investigating if one of the suspects involved may be a former or current employee no arrests have get been made. joyce: the former choir director at brookfield central high school is accused of stealing from the choir fund. 12 news broke the story online this a

two teenage girls are attacked by their own dogs after getting kathy: christina palladino is live. and christina, both dogs are dead. >> after police shot them, they took the dogs here to the milwaukee area domestic animal control. one of the dogs died on the way. the other was euthanized. >> she was walking up from school, and then the next thing you know she got attacked. ,>> shamara slater lives next door to the teenage girls who were attacked by their pet and dean. she heard their screams for help, then one of them was frantically knocking at her door. >> she was just laying on the ground getting attacked. she was telling the dog stop and everything. >> brown deer police got on scene within minutes. fearing for both the 14-year-old girls' safety and the neighborhood, officers shot the main dog who was attacking. then the other dog started to charge at the officer so he was , also shot. you can see a lunch box and other school supplies still on the front yard here. neighbors tell me the girls hadn't even gn home before they were attacked. neighbors say the pitbulls were often ag

kathy: 12 news christina palladino sits down with the take legal action against saudi arabia in their daughter's death. >> when i first stood on ground zero, i told andrea i was going to find out how, how was this allowed to happen. >> gordon haberman tells me today is for his daughter. the 25-year-old from west bend was killed on september 11 in the north tower of the world trade center. andrea was in new york for the first time on business. >> i think we have the ability to unravel how 9/11 actually happened. >> haberman is one of 19 families on the committee whose pushed for years to get congress to pass jasta, the justice against sponsors of terrorism act. in an overwhelming show of support from both republicans and democrats, jasta will now become law. >> all this divisiveness and washington, d.c. when the subject topic is something as serious as protection of americans, you saw how they came together today. >> haberman says now he and the right to go to court and seek justice for the atrocities committed 15 years ago. >> i told my daughter i'm not going to give up, so this is an

christina palladino has been following this case from the beginning. and christina, tonight you spoke with ash whitaker's mother. >> 17-year-old ash is not doing interviews right now because it's still an on-going lawsuit. his mother though says the family is over-joyed by the decision. starting tomorrow, ash can now use the men's restroom here at tremper high school. >> we're just so happy with the outcome. we feel like progress is being made. >> with her attorney sitting off-camera, melissa whitaker says she and her 17-year-old son, ash, are thrilled by today's federal court ruling over his right to use the men's bathroom at tremper high school. the senior has been engaged in a legal fight with the district for several months now on changing the bathroom policy for transgender students. >> i've never pushed him into i could see he was a happier person that way, and i said ok what can i do to help. , >> according to the district the change in bathroom policy , would only apply for now to ash whitaker. in a statement sent to 12 news from the district's

. >> it happened at a bus stop with other kids christina hager joins with us more on the story. >> reporter: kate, it's very quiet tree lined neighborhood behind me. you can see the marks in the road where it happened. but this little boy ended up in the trees. marks in the road where ad itler was not -- toddler was not only hit by a car at a school bus stop but the impact sent him flying. >> a 2-year-old child that had been struck by a vehicle had been thrown a distance into lives near the spot where it happened. a family friend saying the child's mother texted explaining he had been hit. >> she has other children and so i think she walked them down to the bus stop to you know to dropple drop them off at school and then dosh -- dop trem off -- drop them off at school. >> reporter: no damage to the bmw that allegedly hit the boy who was flown by med flight to a boston hospital. >> we can say that th which is always a good indicator. >> reporter: i just spoke with police who say they are getting all the facts together on this. no word on what that little toddler was doing in the road. or whe

christina tells us detectives want to meet with her again and find out about what else grate told them. ramona? it develops. for breaking updates and backgrounds on the victims and more, check our app cleveland 19teen.com. cleveland 19.com and the social media pages. >> denise: it is a man's worst nightmare. a man looking into a child's window. that's what happened over the weekend. shelby miller is getting answers tonight. >> reporter: angry, scared and disgusted is how sheel into her daughter's bedroom and now police need your help to figure out who that man is. >> i see this man standing there looking at my girls. >> reporter: seeing a man peering into her daughter's bedroom window in the middle of the night. her worse fears came to life. >> this man is moving closer toward the front of the window. garden and spotted a stranger looking into the now bored up window -- boarded up daughters. shooy does not -- she doesn't want her face on camera. >> how can this man who is an adult, how can you want to look at a little kid? i just -- i mean i guess i reaccount aed on insink like uh dren

christina hager is live in newton now with the story. >> reporter: well, today the district attorney explained this is a complicated case. it is an important case, she said, and it takes time to get it right. at least one survivor of the deadly crash that happened here said he's glad she's taking her time. around you because you can go at any time or they can go at any time. we take life for granted. >> reporter: we caught up with tony wilson as he was headed to physical rehab still recovering from rib and back injuries he got six months ago as he was picking up a pizza at sweet tomatoes. an suv slammed into the counter. >> it's good to at least see that there is a resolution moving forward. justice takes a long time, and you know, in talking with the d.a. and seeing what she said, they want to get t seven people seriously injured. now finding out it took a half year for the man behind the wheel when this deadly crash happened to face charges. the district attorney marian ryan explains why. >> we're fortunate to have lots of things, forensics, video and all kinds of cases. it takes t

in waukesha county, christina police say both victims' belongings were in the suspect'' van. the weapon they were using turned out to be a b.b. gun. a major ramp is shutting down in the zoo interchange. it's not going to reopen until spring of next year. if you're coming from menomonee falls or wauwatosa heading south on i-41, you will no longer be able to go east toward downtown. that ramp is closing starting saturday until spring of 2017. the d.o.t. suggests drivers get off on bluemound and cut across on 84th street then jump back on i-94. an unruly passenger on a plane taken down by milwaukee county sheriff's. anchor: the confrontation that ended with a passenger in handcuffs. anchor: three robberies in 24 hours. meteorologist: it is starting to get chilly out there. when we start to warm things back up. anchor: more coverage of anchor: new video tonight of a prominent oak tree going up in flames at auburn university. it happened after saturday's football game when, in a school tradition, students covered the tree with toilet paper. a man was immediately arrested and is no

and christina, a part of ground zero is there. steel from the north tower of the world trade center. it's being kept here at the waukesha fire department overnight but this evening it , was in the downtown area for hundreds to see and pay their respects. as hundreds of people observed a moment of silence in downtown waukesha this evening, the local honor guard walks by the saluting crowd. >> ? god bless america ? >> the sight of a piece of steel from the north tower of the world trade center brought tears to everyone's eyes, including first responders. >> the significance of that knowing that it's authentic and , that it came from the world trade center, it is very valuable to me. >> the beam will soon be part of a remembrance site in kewaskum, inspired by the death of andrea haberman. she was a 25-year-old from west bend who died in the north tower during a business trip to new york. >> it turns out that we were two young women, the same age, 25 at the time, groep five miles , , never knew each other in life. >> >> jessica was li