paul farr was called to testify. farr drove the two men away from the scene after the shooting. he said he became concerned about what happened-- after learning about petersen's death on the news. "somebody got killed. and it was a kid and that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my daughter." farr with prosecutors. he'll be sentenced next month. the third man -- arlis gordon -- also reached a plea deal and will be sentenced in december. we're learning more about this week's murder in glendale. police have arrested a 21-year-old milwaukee man in connection to the crime. nicole is in the newsroom with details. the 21-year-old suspect could be charged as soon as today. the victim has been identified as nya hammond. she has a child with the man in custody. hammond's mother says her daughter was custody after he beat her with an extension cord earlier this month. hammond's body was found in the parking lot of the orthopedic hospital early monday morning. "fathers teach your sons to be men. mothers teach your daughters how to be young ladies, and how to be treated as su

farr: no. prosecutor: what is it that you saw or heard that made you kind of worried about what had happened that night.farr: i watched the news and seen that a little girl got killed. killed. the third man charged in the laylah petersen shooting... arlis gordon plead guilty last week to 2nd degree reckless in december.as for carl barrett, we are expecting the defense to call their first witness today.reporting live... homicide investigators are working to figure who shot a milwaukee man overnight and why. the 27-year-old suffered a fatal gunshot wound around 12-30 this morning. his body was found outside a house near 19th and fairmount. south milwaukee authorities ar fires that broke out just blocks and hours apart. the most recent fire destroyed a garage and suv near 12th and michigan. the fire, that happened just before 1 this morning, also damaged the roof of an auto body shop and vinyl siding of two nearby homes. one person was treated for minor smoke inhalation. a garage fire near harriso

paul farr had a motive. he had targeted a man acquitted for his half brother's death that same day. with emotions high, barrett and farr shot up the wrong house. >> i would like this verdict to send a message that pause and think about your actions before you take them. and maybe not go armed everywhere. >> reporter: the sentencing is december 15th his life behind bars. >> shannon: two other men have already pled guilty in the case. paul farr was the getaway driver and arlig was the other gunmen. >> charles: for complete coverage on the remember duct in the laylah petersen case, head to our website tmj4.com. >> shannon: one day after the department of public works takes down sylville smith a smaller friends were back out near sherman park this morning and say they aren't leaving anytime soon. >> reporter: balloons and bottles are back at this tree at crews remed temorial yesterday, but friends and family are putting it back up. >> i put it right back first thing in the morning. >> reporter: maxine lives across the street from the memorial. a gathering spot for smith's family and fri

paul farr was called to testify. farr drove two men away from the scene after the shooting. he said he became concerned about what happened-- after learning about petersen's death on the news. "somebody got killed. and it was a kid and that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my farr has reached a plea deal with prosecutors -- and is scheduled be sentenced for his role in petersen's death october 21st. the third man -- arlis gordon -- also reached a plea deal and is set to be sentenced in december. milwaukee bucks president peter feigin clarifying comments he made last week -- calling milwaukee the most segregated and racist city he's ever experienced... he called into the mark belling show on w-i-s-n radio -- to say his intention wasn't to generalize the entire city. as overtly racist. you know, i regret the fact that i made a gross generalization that affected the entire community because that's not the way i feel." "this has a silver lining in, again, it's created immense awareness and that helps us to the next step of creating solutions." we spoke to one of

prosecutor: why is it the right thingpaul farr: because somebody got killed and they was a kid. that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my tissue? 18 seconds secondsand once the defense had the courtroom, they called only one witness to the stand. testifying about the clothes carl barrett was wearing the night of the shooting. tomorrow the jury will hear closing arguments, and then deliberate the four counts carl barrett faces, including a homicide charge for laylah live, another community is on edge tonight - this time in southern california, after last night's deadly officer-involved shooting. shooting."you said we don't have mike brown. you said we don't have traevon martin. well now the nation's eyes are watching us. what are you gonna do now?" now?" there were chants and calls for justice in the city of el cajon after police shot and killed 'alfred olango' - a who moved to san diego from uganda. police have not released a lot of information yet, but they did show a still photo of the scene and say the man refused several commands from officers and was acting

michael farr joins us, president of farr, miller and washington.et's start with comments he we just heard. ray dalio was very negative, looking for slower growth, 1.5 to 2%. doesn't think the fed is on the right track in terms of raising interest rates. what's your reaction to some of what you heard? >> i think that he is saying we're going to see more of what we have been seeing and i think that's logical and rational. it's not a horrible thing, though. if we ca continue to grow 1.5, 2%, 2.5%, that doesn't seem horrible. but i wish that the fed would get out of the way. i mean, just go to the sidelines and leave things alone, and give organic demand a chance to return. you know, we didn't let markets really clear. and therefore, you know, buyers haven't had a chance to really feel real pain. they just kind of stalled everything where it was. so i really think that we have to see organic demand. buyers need to go out and buy things. our economy is two-thirds driven by the consumer. the assumer on the sidelines, the fed ought to stay there too. >> a

paul farr was called to testify. farr drove the two men away from the scene after the shooting. farr has reached a plea deal with prosecutors -- he'll be sentenced next month. the third man -- arlis gordon -- also reached a plea deal and will be in glendale -- the 21-year-old suspect could be charged as soon as today. the victim has been identified as nya hammond. she has a child with the man in custody. hammond's mother says her daughter was the victim of domestic violence. we're told she left the man in custody after he beat her with an extension cord earlier this month. hammond's body was found in the parking lot of the orthopedic hospital early monday morning. a marine from the milwaukee area is dead after a motorcycle accident williams -graduated from brown deer high school in 20-12. not long after that, he enlisted in the marine corps. williams was stationed at camp pendleton. police say he crashed his motorcycle into a car in nearby oceanside, california two weeks ago. his visitation and funeral will be this saturday in brookfield. sylville smith's family is upset-- after

this year.for more than an hour -- farr testified against his friend for the prosecution. sharing how he was the driver for carl barrett shooter who we because somebody got killed and it was a kid and that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my daughter also -- a milwaukee detective testified how he linked the bullet casings from the weapon used in this murder to the scene of the crime... and several other unsolved shootings in the city.closing today we're hopng to learn more about the man arrested for the murder of 19-year old woman in glendale.police told us on tuesday they found the woman shot to death in the parking lot of a glendale hospital overnight. on wednesday, they arrested a 21-year-old man in connection with her death. he has ?not? been charged yet. investigators have a lead this morning in a string of kenosha bank robberies.police are braithwaite.they say he robbed three banks last week. police say he walked into the banks last tuesday disguised in a wig, threatened cashiers and made off with cash.if you see him or know where he is call 9-1-1. t

yesterday, paul farr, the man cused of driving layah's killers to her home testied against barrett and it was a kid43 and that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my daughter farr, and another suspect in the five year old's murder already made plea deals and will be sentenced later this new information in the case of two men charged with trying to sell stolen items on craigslist.one of the suspects -- brionn stokes -- was wanted in connection with the murder of a man on milwaukee's north side. shot deaat 24th place and capitol last month.police say stokes and another man tried to sell a stolen laptop at the sheboygan y-m-c-a. a west bend boy is being creded with saving his little sister's life ... in a fire that destroyed his family's home.an explosion woke a mom and her three kids sleeping in this west bend home mondaywhen they got outside, kyle craig knew his sister dia -- who has down syndrome -- was in the basement, where the fire house i made it like 10 feet and the smoke was just suffocating firefighters rescued lydia. she suffered from smoke inhalation and was put

paul farr testified against his friend for the prosecution. agreement of his own. still, it wasnt easy. do you care about mr barrett as a good friend and a family member? yes. okay. so actually your being here and talking about mr barretts role is probably is that pretty hard? correct. k... for more than an hour, farr shared how he was the driver for carl barrett and another shooter who were out for revenge. he says he heard barret fire the shots. one of them stated afterwards:"we lit the whole [expletive] up!" -arlis gordon, november 6, 2014 police say they'd all soon find out they targeted the wrong home. a milwaukee detective linked the bullet casings from the weapon barrett used, to the scene of the crime... and several other unsolved shootings in the city. was a ballistic match to the laylah petersen homicide as well as the casings that were on my chart 9mm casings, those also matched the laylah petersen homicide where an innocent girls life was taken too soon. was taken too soon. the defense only called up afternoon. closing arguments start tomorrow morning.

paul farr was one of them -- and today -- he took the stand. sara says: "what is it that you saw or heard that made you kind of worried about what had happened that night?" farr says: "i watched the news and saw that a little girl had case. he'll be sentenced later next month. meanwhile -- the defense is expected to call two witnesses to the stand when the trial resumes tomorrow morning. several registered sex offenders could soon be moving into a home near a sheboygan school. today -- they're pleading their cases -- hoping to get an exception to the residency restrictions. fox six's madeline anderson is live in sheboygan where a meeting is going on right now. sounds of children playing at sheboy heard a block away on north 14th street... where several registered sex offenders live together in a transitional living program also knows as a 'tlp.' its very scary. i dont like it offenders from living within 1500 feet of a school... the city attorney office says residency restriction laws are often waived... granting offenders permission to stay at

paul farr is expected to be sentenced in october. arlis gordon-- in december. after they were attacked by pit bulls. it happened in brown deer yesterday afternoon. police were called to 48th and west dean road. authorities say the dogs lived in the same home as one of the victims. brown deer police shot both dogs -- one died on scene. the other dog was taken by madacc -- the owner requested it be euthanized. a neighbor says it might not be the first time one of the dogs got aggressive. "i was walking down 48th street here and then all of a sudden, a dog ran out of a vehicle. like a mother, i screamed because im worried they were treated on the scene and later taken to nearby hospitals. a long time educator -- is busted on child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's "all saints academy." he was fired by the principal -- after he "liked" some questionable pictures of young girls on facebook. allegedly found nearly a dozen inappropriate images. prosecutors say de-fazio told investigators he did not think the images "crossed the l

paul farr was called to testify. farr drove after the shooting. he said he became concerned about what happened-- after learning about petersen's death on the news. "somebody got killed. and it was a kid and that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my daughter." farr has reached a plea deal with prosecutors. he'll be sentenced next month. the third man -- arlis gordon -- also reached a plea deal and will be sylville smith at 44th and auer - has been removed. smith was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer last month - sparking two nights of violent protests around sherman park. police say the department of public works took down the memorial at the request of... khalif rainey - the alderman for this district. they say there were continued reports of late-night gatherings with loud music and public drinking. one neighbor says things have gotten better. at first, it was like, real loud and stuff but over the past problems. its been quiet. the curfew was 10:00; we moved around 10:00. we wasnt loitering. we called alderman rainey

paul farr is expected to be sentenced in october. arlis gordon-- in december. a long time educator -- is busted on child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's "all saints academy." he was fire "liked" some questionable pictures of young girls on facebook. on his laptop -- police allegedly found nearly a dozen inappropriate images. prosecutors say de-fazio told investigators he did not think the images "crossed the line." he previously worked for several decades in racine county. the south side of milwaukee has a prostitution problem. today the city's common council took the first step toward fixing it. at a public hearing-- neighbors portions of national, greenfield and lincoln avenues. some say the root of the problem is drug addiction. others blame human trafficking. but they all agree the issue is complex-- and they hope to find a solution quickly. "one of my daily duties in the morning that i make it on myself is to go around and make sure that i don't find no needles around the school, used condoms." committee members are

paul farr the two men away from the scene after the shooting. he said he became concerned about what happened-- after learning about petersen's death on the news. "somebody got killed. and it was a kid and that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my daughter." farr has reached a plea deal with prosecutors. he'll be sentenced next month. the third man -- arlis gordon -- also reached a plea deal and will be sen we're learning more about this week's murder in glendale. police have arrested a 21-year-old milwaukee man in connection to the crime. and he could be charged as soon as today. in the meantime, the victim has been identified as nye-ah nya hammond. she shares a child with the man in custody. hammond's mother says her daughter was the victim of domestic violence. we're told she left the man after he allegedly beat her with an extension cord earlier this month. hammond's body was found in the parking lot of the orthopedic hospital upset-- after a roadside memorial was taken down. he's the man who was shot and killed by a milwauke

wrapped up yesterday, the jury heard from one of the accused in the laylah petersen shooting.paul farr testified against carl barrett as a part of his plea agreement.he is believed to be the driver of the car, when carl barrett and another gunman shot into the home 2014.farr became emotional when speaking about why he came forward. 3 prosecutor: why is it the right thingpaul farr: because somebody got killed and they was a kid. that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my daughter.?grabs ti? tissue? once the defense had the courtroom, they called only one witness to the stand. testifying about the clothes carl barrett was wearing the the trial is expected to resume at 9 this morning.... the jury will hear closing statements, and then will be sent off to deliberate.live in milwaukee. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. a young mother found dead near her workplace.now her family tells us... it was her abusive ex-boyfriend who police arreste. arrested.ny-a hammond's body was found monday in glendale... near the orthopedic hospital of wisconsin.her mother says... the two just recently

wrapped up yesterday, the jury heard from one of the accused in the laylah petersen shooting.paul farr testified against carl barrett as a part of his plea agreement.he is believed to be the driver of the car, when carl barrett and another gunman shot into the home of laylah petersen in november of 2014.farr became emotional when speaking about why he came forward. 3 prut right thingpaul farr: because somebody got killed and they was a kid. that could have been anybody's kid. it could have been my daughter.?grabs ti? tissue? once the defense had the courtroom, they called only one witness to the stand. testifying about the clothes carl barrett was wearing the night of the shooting. the trial is expected to resume at 9 this morning.... statements, and then will be sent off to deliberate.live in milwaukee. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. a young mother ?found dead? near her workplace.now her family tells us... it was the woman's ?abusive ex-boyfriend? who police arrested. arrested.ny-a hammond's body was found monday in glendale... near the "orthopedic hospital of wisconsin."her mother says.

paul farr and arlis gordon.. are also expected to testify. it's likely farr will take the stand today. 3 milwaukee police say they know the man they're looking for in the shooting of a 12-year-old boy in riverwest.they believe an arguement led to the shooting on holton and hadley on monday.the boy was shot at the car he was sitting in. he was released from the hospital yesterday morning. 3 a popular community center known for helping kids in racine... could ?close? on friday... if it doesn't get more money. a meeting with leaders of the "bray center"... to come up with a solution... ?didnt go as planne? planned.??police? were called to break up the meeting just 20 minutes after it started. "jameel ghuari" was the center's executive director... until he ?suffered a stroke? last september. he says... since then--- board members ?make a donation? last week--- but was told by a board member... she needed to give ?cash?--- not checks she says... last night's meeting produced ?no solutions.? 3 very confused and concerned for the children at the cen

farr is charged with being the getaway driver. each have hearings coming up over the next several months. >> now to that leak of secret documents from a wisconsin political probe to a british-based newspaper. the guardian obtained 1500 documents from the second john doe probe. that investigation looked into whether governor walker's campaign illegally coordinated with outside groups during the recall elections. st found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing in its ruling on the case. however, democrats are now calling on the assembly judiciary committee to do its own review. >> this is what people are talking about. they're wondering whats going on -- what is going on in wisconsin. it's not good. potentially, you have criminal issues going on here. and i hope and i pray our republican colleagues take this seriously. to the leak, calling it a "baseless investigation." >> if i did something different than what i said i was gonna do, then voters would have a right to question. but i fulfilled the things i said i would do on this and man

of paul farr have already pleaded guilty to their charges. investigators say the three were looking to kill a man acquitted for killing gordon's brother. gordon and barrett fired their hand guns--- into the wrong house. violence will get you nowhere in this world. the conviction ends what at one time was milwaukee's highest profile murder mystery. justice for a family, left with one very big void in their lives. we remember her everyday. and by remembering her she investigators say barrett and arlis gordon fired their handguns into the house. the jury did not need to decide which men's bullet killed petersen. they simply had to decide if barrett was involved--- which they did. live in the newsroom, ben handelman, fox 6 news. ted thanks ben carl barrett will be sentenced before the year is out. paul farr is expected to be sentenced in october. arlis gordon-- in december. a long time educator -- is busted on child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's "all saints academy." he was fired by the principal -- afte

we mentioned justin farr who was shot in the head last night, die have gone his injuries here today. obviously a sad day as a result of that. and two different theiritives going on. some saying he was shot by another protestor. the protestors, demonstrators firmly believing that he was shot by a rubber bullet used by police in the protests last night. no information divulged about exactly how justin farr died. >> following the latest development, we'll check back with you later at 6:30 tonight. joel, thank you. >>> to eek oak where a white -- oklahoma where a white police officer was charged with first degree manslaughter in connection with the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. officer shell entry accused of killing terrence crutcher as he stood next to his suv with his hands in the air last friday. attorneys for shelby claim she thought he was reaching for a weapon through the window. police did not recover a weapon from the scene. tulsa has been peaceful. >>> the recent shootings led to us our question of the day. should police departments be required to release all video of

a third man arliss gordon..like farr. has also entered a plea deal. is in custody after two shootings in south carolina... police say he first killed his father then opened fire at an elementary school. two boys and a teacher were wounded in the second shooting. police say a 9-1-1 call led them to a home about two miles away from the school, where the body of the alleged gunman's father was found.it's unclear what motivated the killing and the elementary school shooting.. just one day after surveillance photos hit the news--an arrest in a new berlin gas station robbery. robbery. the cleveland avenue station was hel t ago. the man is currently being held for that crime only, although, we reported last night that his description is similar to that of a man wanted for hesits in mequon and norway, racine county.if a link is made to the other crimes. we will let you know. 3 kenosha police say 26 year old jubilee braithwaite is on the lose and should be considered armed and dangerous.the 26 year old is wanted for three bank robberies in just one hour earlie

paul farr is expected to be sentenced in october. a long time educator -- is facing child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's "all saints academy." he was fired by the principal -- after he "liked" some questionable pictures of young girls on facebook. on his laptop -- police allegedly found nearly a dozen inappropriate images. prosecutors say de-fazio told investigators he did not think the images "crossed the line." he previously worked for several a toddler dies after a bunk-bed accident on the city's northwest side. the 2-year-old boy got caught between a bunk bed and the wall. it happened last weekend at a home near 101st and jonen-- just north of mill road. the boy was taken to children's hospital-- we learned last night the boy has now died. chelsea clinton stumping for her mom in green bay today... what she's urging voters to do. and the latest on the commuter train that crashed in new jersey... how fast investigators say the train was going. plus the c-e-o of wells you decide coverage now

arlis gordon and paul farr have already pleaded guilty for their roles. petersen's aunt says the verdict comes with mixed emotions. "we have to have the strength. life doesnt stop. we remember her everyday. and by remembering her she is still carl barrett will be sentenced in december-- his co-defendents will also learn their fates before the end of the year. paul farr is expected to be sentenced in october. arlis gordon-- in december. a long time educator -- is facing child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's principal -- after he "liked" some questionable pictures of young girls on facebook. on his laptop -- police allegedly found nearly a dozen inappropriate images. prosecutors say de-fazio told investigators he did not think the images "crossed the line." he previously worked for several decades in racine county. a toddler dies after a bunk-bed accident on the city's northwest side. the 2-year-old boy got caught between a bunk bed and the wall. it happened last weekend at a home near 101st and jonen-- just north of

paul farr and arlis gordon.. are also expected to testify. it's likely farr will take the stand today. 3 milwaukee police say they know the man they're looking for in the shooting of a 12-year-old boy in riverwest.they believe an arguement led to the shooting on holton and hadley on monday.the boy was shot when a passing car opened fire at the car he was sitting in. he was released from the hospital yesterday morning. 3 a popular community center known for helping kids in racine... could ?close? on friday... if it doesn't get leaders of the "bray center"... to come up with a solution... ?didnt go as planne? planned.??police? were called to break up the meeting just 20 minutes after it started. "jameel ghuari" was the center's executive director... until he ?suffered a stroke? last september. he says... since then--- board members have ?mis-managed? finances. one woman says... she tried to ?make a donation? last week--- but was told by a board member... she needed to give ?cash?--- not checks she says... last night's meeting produced ?no solut

paul farr and arlis gordon.. are also expected to testify. it's likely farr will take the 3 a popular community center known for helping kids in racine... could ?close? on friday... if it doesn't get more money. a meeting with leaders of the "bray center" to come up with a solution... ?didnt go as planned? last nigh. night.?police? were called to break up the meeting just 20 minutes after it started. "jameel ghuari" was the center's executive director... until he ?suffered a stroke? last september. he says... since then--- board members have ?mis-managed? finances. one woman says... she tried to ?make a donation? last week--- but was told by a board ?cash?--- not a check she says... last night's meeting produced ?no solutions.? 3 very confused and concerned for the children at the center wondering exactly what was going on, and then yesterday when i learned the center was in trouble and the doors could close on the 30th i was even more confused as to why a donation would be turned away 3 a go-fund-me account has raised just 30 dollars so far.

paul farr will be sentenced next month. a sad update this morning...a toddler is dead after a bunk weekend at a home near 101st and jonen-- just north of mill road. the 2-year-old boy got caught between a bunk bed and the wall. the boy was taken to children's hospital where he died. coming up on wakeup - another day of getting out their message to voters. where chelsea clinton will be stumping for her mom - just ahead. plus - one woman is dead and more than a hundred injured after a commuter train crashes into a train station in new jersey. the latest on the engineer - next. the family of alfred olango who was shot and killed by an el cajon officer tuesday. what they are demanding from police - next. the fox 6 wakeup news. that 'cut off low' continues to be the big player in our forecast today. it retrogrades or moves backward of the normal flow today bringing showers into our area from the east. showers will continue to wrap around that low and into our area tonight and saturday. we should finally dry up as the low weakens

and sam farr's fingerprints are all over that. building on 20 years of oceans protections as the major oceans advocate in congress. he was in cuba with president obama as we opened up relations with that island after a half century of isolation. and sam's been on the right side of that issue and luckily he was able to be there. he's been honored by the nation of colombia where he served as a peace corps volunteer. and last weekend he was there with secretary kerry celebrating the peace accords that brought an end to that tore toreous con-- torturous conflifpblgt people complain about congress being -- conflict. people complain about congress being too partisan, gridlocked. it's true. but for 23 years sam farr has shown no matter who is in charge or how bad it gets, the smart person with a big heart, a good staff, persistence, passion, can make amazing things happen. he's made many gifts to his constituents and to the nation, but one gift may be overarching if people here take seriously his example of how to be a congressman. the s

his co-defendents-- paul farr will be sentenced in october-- arlis gordon in december. a long time educator -- is busted on child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's "all saints academy." he was fired by the principal -- after he "liked" some questionable pictures of young girls on facebook. on his laptop -- police allegedly found nearly a dozen inappropriate images. prosecutors say de-fazio think the images "crossed the line." he previously worked for several decades in racine county. a toddler dies after a bunk-bed accident on the city's northwest side. the 2-year-old boy got caught between a bunk bed and the wall. it happened last weekend at a home near 101st and jonen-- just north of mill road. the boy was taken to children's hospital-- we learned last night the boy has now died. searching for answers after a train crash in new jersey. still ahead-- the latest in have led to that crash. plus- tensions are high in california after a fatal officer involved shooting. hear what the family of the victim has to say. plus-- another poli

"paul farr"... and "arliss gordon" were arrested. barrett is the one whose trial starts today.he's charged with "reckless homicide"... and three counts of "recklessly endangering safety" 3 it's campus safety week at uw- milwaukee. this is a live look at the campus... where events kick off in just about an hour. this year's theme is "building relationships, protecting commu" community."the week will focus on how keeping the campus community safe is everyone's business. the week-long series of events begins at 8 this thursday. and that's your news on the go.. time check now 6:58.. here's meteorologist xxx with your first alert weather. 3 forecast...today: partly cloudy and breezy. high: 68 tonight: partly cloudy, cooler. low; 48tuesday: chance of showers, especially in the afternoon and evening. high: 63 wednesday: chance for more showers. high: 62forecast... today: partly cloudy and breezy. high: 68tonight: partly cloudy, cooler. low; 48 tuesday: chance of showers, especially in the afternoon and evening. high: 63 wednesday: chance fo

his co-defendents-- paul farr will be sentenced in october-- arlis gordon in december. a long time educator -- is busted on child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's "all saints academy." he was fired by the principal -- after he "liked" some questionable pictures of young girls on facebook. on his laptop -- police allegedly found nearly a dozen images. prosecutors say de-fazio told investigators he did not think the images "crossed the line." he previously worked for several decades in racine county. tensions high in california after an fatal officer involved shooting. what police say the man was holding before they shot him. job cuts at one of milwaukee's biggest employers. how many positions will be eliminated this year... a woman is killed, and more than 100 people injured after a commuter train crashes in new jersey. what were learning about the train's new clients? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip coul

let's bring in michael farr, president of farr miller in washington and jamie cox, managing partner atfinancial. they said jamie fox. >> not quite. >> not quite. not the same guy. >> i'm not a comedian at all. >> this stuff is funny. this stuff is funny. michael, you say the economy has markedly weakened the numbers in august, consumer -- retail spending. some of the ism numbers, manufacturing, nonmanufacturing. this tells you the economy isn't strong enough for this fed to tighten. >> you know, tyler, if they are as data dependent as they say they are, they do nothing. they keep saber rattling and i would love them to get out of the way. i really would like the fed to go to the sidelines. i don't think they have the courage to do it. i see no chance at this meeting. i don't see a chance in december. >> you don't see a chance in december. is the economy strong enough for them to do the kind of table setting for a future rate hike, jamie, that lots of people expect them to do today in their messaging? >> i don't know if it is strong enough, it seems recent data has really given me pause

and that's why laylah has justice nowthe other accused shooter, arlis gordon and accomplice, paul farr, have both pleaded guilty. barrett will be sentenced in december an investigation continues this morning.. a day afte commuter train...jay gray has the very latest on the tragedy in just minutes... the morning rush unraveled...(jersey city fire/rescue)"i have heavy structural damage. i have people trapped on the train.//major major casualties "train 16-14 on the new jersey transit line -- sped into the hoboken station...slamming into and then over the bumpers at the end of the track..(sot/ mike larson / nj transit:18 - :23)"it was just, it was horrific. it was an explosion of concrete dust, electrical terminal collapsed...falling to the ground - along with steel beams.. bricks.. and shattered glass...thirty-four- year-old fabiola bittar de kroon was standing on the platform.. the hoboken resident.. and mom.. was killed by falling debris.."we just heard people screaming in the first car that they were trapped. they couldn't get out..."(nats: sirens)more than 100 .. on and off the train

homicide and three counts of recklessly endangering safety.prosecutors say he was in the car with paul farr and arlis gordon in november of 2014... when gordon shot up petersen's grandparents house -- the wrong house -- in a laylah petersen was five years old.we'll be in court tomorrow.. look for updates on the cbs 58 news at four and five. 3 tomorrow, milwaukee mayor tom barrett will deliver his proposed executive budget for 2017 to the milwaukee common council.we're told it will include continued commitment to milwaukee's neighborhoods, higher levels of funding for police staffing and substantial investment in city development and health initiatives. 3 we're just about six weeks final stretch starts tomorrow. tomorrow.crews put the final touches on the debate stage at new york's hofstra university for tomorrow's primetime debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. trump.cbs 58's david ade explains why it could turn out to be a pivotal moment in the race. 3 for the people who aleady know who they're voting for... debates usually don't change much.but for the people who don't want t c

"paul farr"... and "arliss gordon" were arrested. barrett is the one whose trial starts today.he's charged with "reckless homicide"... and three counts of "recklessly endangering safety"-- detectives say... ?gordon? was trying to ?avenge his brother's homicide?... not long after the accused killer was ?acquitted?--- and ?shot at the wrong house.?we'll be in court today.look for website--- cbs 58 dot com. 3 now to a ?developing? story--- a 47-year-old woman is in critical condition... after a shooting inside a milwaukee home.the shooting happened just before 11 a-m yesterday at a house near 26-th and michigan.no word yet on any suspects. members of the university of wisconsin-milwaukee community will have a chance to learn more about staying safe on and off campus during this week's "campus safety week." week."here is a live look at the campus... where this week's events will kick off in just a few hours. relationships, protecting community."the week will focus on how keeping the campus community safe is everyone's business. we always

arlis gordon, the other gunman pld guilty to a reckless homicide charge last week.paul farr, the driver of the car, testified in carl barrett's trial, and will be sentenced next month. and of corse we'll be standing by to bring you the verdict from the carl barrett trialall 12 jurors must be unanimous.reporting live....lindsey branwall cbs 58 news a young mother found dead near her workplace.now her family tells us it was the woman's ?abusive ex-boyfriend? who police arrested. arrested.ny-a hammond's body was found monday in glendale near the "orthopedic hospital of wisconsin."her mother says the two had just recently separated and hammond ?moved? to get away from him. "and she had sent me a text. i'm leaving him.' and in my phone popped up two pictures. she was at work in the bathroom taking pictures where he was hitting her with extention cords." cords." hammond and the suspect have a ?three-year-old? child together.we're ?not? identifying him until he's charged. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... with just 40 days to go...the candidates for the battleground states... plus...inve

farr an interior designer and visentin a real estate agent compete to see whether a family chooses to stay in their recently upgraded home or move month to a new property? this weekend they are debuting their first-ever live love it >> it's really designed to be as close as we could make it to approximate a live love it or list it episode. >> reporter: when comes to the real show, tension and disagreements can make for real tv, but both say it's all real. >> you are also dealing with their money which mem want to hold on to. and biggest investment that they have in their lives. so it does get serious. >> reporter: so if you are wondering what next? best move for your biggest investment? little inspiration. monique degreeo, 12 news. >>> hilary and dave will have another presentation tomorrow at 10:00 in the afternoon. for more information go to 12news.com. >>> where does an organization that help abused children turn when they need a little help? so superheroes of course. child help has been holding a series called superhero september. all month-long folks have been holding fundraisers

paul farr is charged with being the getaway driver. each have hearings coming up in earlier this month, the community built a garden to remember nine-year-old za'layia jenkins. someone shot and killed the girl near 15th and meinecke back in may. police are still searching for the shooter. there's a $65,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. patrick: new tonight, milwaukee's police chief says his department will prepare appropriately for when a decision comes down from the district attorney on a fatal police shooting. the state department of justice has ended its part of the investigation into the shooting of sylville smith last month. it's now in the hands of the d.a., who must now decide whether to charge the officer. the shooting sparked two nights of violent unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. >> we'll prepare, but work with neighborhood to see the response we have is community based and tactical. patrick: police said smith had a gun in his hand when he was shot. the officer has been placed on administrative duty. thi

two other men, arlis gordon and paul farr, are also charged in petersen's death. >> that's not right. patrick: new tonight, the dallas police department is looking for new officers in milwaukee. the agency will be part of a career fair next week at uwm. dallas police tell wisn 12 news, they're looking to hire 300 more officers. the department saw articles about milwaukee's unemployme rate and picked milwaukee as one , of several cities they'll travel to to recruit. the career fair is on october six. toya: he was a journalist who killed documenting the horrors of war. now the story of james foley is on film. the documentary was featured at the milwaukee film festival and today at his alma mater, marquette. wisn 12 news' mike anderson was there. >> i believe frontline journalism is important. will be. >> aided by an hbo documentary, the world is now seeing and hearing why journalist james foley risked his life. foley went to school at marquette, and his documentary was featured tuesday in a special presentation of on the issues with mike gousha. >> jim foley was a journalist working in

farr was the getaway driver. he pled guilty to aiding a felon. he'll be sentenced next month. >> happening now two cases of , cryptosporidium are being investigated in waukesha county. the two people who are infected recently swam at the princeton health club in new berlin. the crypto was discovered during a routine public health inspection. however, the source of the parasite is currently unknown. crypto is a diarrheal illness. it's usually spread through water, including pools. health officials say they typically get a few reports of crypto each year. coming up all new tonight at 6:00 12 news terry sater is , getting answers. he' the health club is taking to keep its members safe. and we'll look back at the 1993 crypto outbreak that left dozens dead and thousands of others sick. toya: also happening now, investigators are on the scene of a commuter train crash in new jersey. one person is dead more than 100 , others are hurt. as abc's ray raimundi reports, investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong on the tracks in hoboken. >> this

>> reporter: community activist jeff farr offers a different take. while he says it's initial steps, but the awareness gestures create are the vehicle to creating real change, but first you have to change minds. >> what comes next is the actual work beyond the symbolism. as worthy as the symbols may be, the work comes when we roll push forward and say you know what? i see injustice and i'm willing to work to make the world a more just place. >> reporter: in denver nick mcgill, 9news. >>> at team headquarters today marshall said that he's had a lot of negative feedback about his decision. he says he has the utmost respect for this country and the military and is not against those entities at all. marshall says that he is talking to the broncos public relations department about what's next and what he calls an end >> i'm not sure how long i'm going to do it. i would be lying if i said i did which is what took me so long to do it in the first place because i was wondering what's the end game? how long is it going to take to change? what's the end game f

hestitation of using them them two others were charged in the death of lalyah petersen..both paul farr and arlis gordon reached plea deals.farr will be sentenced in october and gordon in december. 3 a 2-year-old boy has died, more than a week after he was last wednesday, we reported the child became stuck between a bunk bed and a wall in a house on 104th and jonen street on milwaukee's northwest side.the child stopped breathing and was taken to the hospital.tonight, the medical examiner reports the toddler has died. the m-e believes it was an accident. talk about sticker shock --the cost to register your car in milwaukee county could go from zero to 60 if the county executive gets his way..chris abele says it's the only way dovornay tonight on the real impact for drivers and riders...april.. 3 some milwaukee county drivers would have to pay up to 155-dollars every time they register or renew plates on their car. abele says its just 5 bucks a month-but will provide millions in resources. (nats...cars driving by)new buses.....fare assistance....repairs to parkways and bridges. they're al

student loan was trying to catch redfish, sam farr n fort myers but was surrounded by ten sharks, and with no boat and no cell phone signaln , he used hi fishing pole to fend them off for about 90 minutes before hel arrived. >> i saw him out of the karma i.e., i came forward with my le and able to see the ba and that was a 7-foot shark >> says he will be back in the water next week at this time he will not go alone. 3-year-old seattle mariners fan coming internet sensation. >> she was nicknamed cotton candy girlrler after a video of at a game was posted social mediader. 3-year-old who gives gifts today she is an interview with her dad to talk about her new nick name. >> the girl calls cotton candy girl. was at the mariners game wednesday, when the jumbotron capture the moment, covered in cotton candy she is going berserk the cameras came back again and again, she . they post the video and the internet got to work.. >> wake of the next morning and the whole world is talking. now this girl is famous. the secret that they don't know is that this is not covere sugar, she just likes to mak

another expected witness is paul farr who pleaded guilty to harboring and aiding a felon. new details tonight about the milwaukee police officer who's gun discharged inside a school... hitting a 13-year-old girl. girl.police say the officer has 16-years of experience. they were at thoreau elementary school reporting a possible crime... officers say the teen became combative when they questioned her.. and the gun went off.she was treated and released from the hospital that day.the officer is on regular patrol during the internal investigation. 3 milwaukee police say they know the man they're looking for in the shooting of a 12-year-old boy in riverwest.they believe it was an arguement that led up to the shooting on holton and hadley yesterday.the boy was shot when a passing car from the hospital this morning. 3 3 waukesha police think they've identified a truck belonging to an armed robbery suspect. from these pictures, you can see it's a red pickup truck with a white stripe, similiar to a 1990 ford f-150.police say the suspect robbed a p-d-q gas station a week ago on south

paul farr, and arlis gordon are expected to testify in the coming days. reporting live lindsey branwall, cbs 58 milwaukee police say they have a person of interest in the shooting of a 12-year-old boy in riverwest yesterday. yesterday.they say they know the man that they're looking for. and now believe it was an arguement that led up to the shooting on holton and hadley yesterday afternoon. the boy opened fire at the car he was sitting in. police say the boy was released from the hospital this morning. 3 glendale police continuing to be tight-lipped about a woman found shot to death in a healthcare facilities parking lot yesterday. the 19-year-old woman from milwaukee has not been identfied by police yet. they say they're still working on informing family members. glendale police are not releasing a motive at this time. but say they are conducting interviews. 3 coming up --- we've heard a lot of about water safety in milwaukee recently. now a new into water ?sustainability?. 3 and the historic velodrome in kenosha is on track to reopen...how much the fixe

buildings were sparedd from destruction, the same cannot be said for crops i the artist in counties where farrs could of a hit thatot they he s that part of the problem is federal land regulations. want to make our farmland into swampland, cannot get much worse. >> the land takes a beating, partial crops are still in the field in were going to see some economic loss due to hermine we just do not know how much. >> says has not been able to ge an exact number, expected the damagege totaled to be around >> farther south, dozens of animals celebrate the holiday i the homesf there are a few othe thousands displaced by flooding in louisiana, shelter andots jefferson parish say they are overwhelmedy with requests from people looking to adopt them, animal shelters in louisiana have flooded withth dogs cats a other pets since the floods and some say they face overcrowding without adoption drives or relocated them. >> but were doing as adopting out our own animals to make room we really have to hold up to 30 days feared many families who were on theli fence about it an making the decision that maybe now'

hestitation of using them them 3 two others were charged in the death of lalyah petersen..both paul farr and arlis gordon reached plea deals.farr will be sentenced in october and gordon in december. 3 a sad update.a 2-year-old boy has died... more than a week after he was hurt in an accident at home. the child got stuck between a bunk bed and a wall... at a home on milwaukee's northwest side.the child stopped breathing and was taken to the hospital-- but has sin believes... it was an accident. 3 in campaign 20-16...chelsea clinton campaigns for her mother ?here in wisconsin? today.she has an event in green bay this morning. morning.in addition to driving home hillary's messages... chelsea will also encourage people to check their voter registration status.the campaign says... she'll also ask people to vote ?early? in this election.today's event is at the "meyer theatre" in green bay.it starts at 11:30 this morning.cbs 58's david ade will be there.look for his looking ahead this morning ... the woman accused of slamming her car into a sheriff's deputy's patrol car to get away from a traff