our cameras were not allowed inside did get a chance to speak with reverend jesse jackson - who shared his conversation with the family. :16:53we must turn this crisis, into opportunity at the christian faith fellowship church - hundreds came in red and white - joining famed reverend jesse jackson at a funeral for sylville smith :22:95we could not stop this funeral, but we must stop the next one. the reverend provided the eulogy - telling sylville - by channeling their sadness into a positive outcome for milwaukee.:22:20 :22:20)the real monument is putting young milwaukee back to work, and keeping our youth in school and not expelling them and not incarcerating them. bringing them hope, and i asked the young people of the family to lead the way. as details surrounding the shooting remain unclear - jackson became the latest figure to call for more transparency - and the release of body cam video:23:24what happened on the killing must be made public, and relieve public pressure and anxiety. reveal all that we know to remove any suggestion of cover upbut friends and family say today - was

reverend jesse jackson of the rainbow push coalition will deliver the eulogy...and local faith leaders will also today is two -fold. bring comfort and peace to sylville smith family as they say grieve ... and bring healing to the city of milwaukee. two days of unrest in the sherman park neighborhood followed the officer involved shootinf death of sylville smith businesses were looted and torched and angry crowds clashed with police. police say smith was armed with a gun when he was shot. the doj has not yet released the officers body camera footage. surrounding the investigation...revere nd jesse jackson says his eulogy will focus on unity and love. 'we need each other, it takes black and white keys to make music on the piano but separated they cant make music, we must in fact take a renewed look at each other and even the playing field' 'we are going to present a picture of what heaven will look like and what god desires that our community looks like if we can show that picture then we have tomorrow the smith family will hold a peace in the park event ...from 10 am to 10 pm between 42

jesse jackson will will include representatives from many different faiths. a west allis man charged in connection with looting during violence in sherman park will be back in court next week for a bond hearing.rrell jones pleaded not guilty to charges he broke into clark's liquor store.video from outside the store shows jones with his hands up -- exiting through the broken window.two other men also face charges. join us tonight for a sp milwaukee. we're focusing on the healing in sherman park. you'll hear stories from those who call sherman park home... what happened that put the community in the national spotlight ... and how we move forward. that's tonight ... from 6-30 to 7-30. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--scam alert... what you need to know to keep your personal information safe. then -- the countdown is on.. why fans of pop icon prince computers later today. taking a live look outside... today on the morning blend - we'll chat with the host of pbs show - "pati's mexican table" pati hin-itchplus the latest fashions for falljoin after a ra

adrienne: reverend jesse jackson also calling for change. kathy: he sat down with wisn 12 news mike anderson for an in-depth one-on-one interview. ,>> it's not just the killing, but the dignity. >> the reverend jesse jackson tells 12 news in an exclusive interview that the life of 23-year-old sylville smith is one that all too often leads to an untimely death at the hands of a police officer or by some other unfortunate means. >> he and police, their lives are both in crisis, the one that shoots and the one that is shot her in the same predicament. wisconsin, highest incarceration rate, more expulsions from schools. crisis. >> reverend jackson says that means milwaukee must have a war on poverty not a war on each , other. >> there must be some burden on those who have been blessed to lift of this community. >> reverend jackson suggests it's a time now to move from blaming to embracing. in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. kathy: the officer who shot smith will be on administrative duty during the investigation. police say smith was hol

but faith leaders came to speak to us, including jesse jackson. they are calling for peace in this city as we wait for answers. >> hundreds of people came out to the church. many dressed in red. the person's favorite colors, including the burning of businesses. the focus is not on that today. >> whatever will come of this politically, and whatever this moment means for the city of milwaukee, the moment is for him. >> jesse jackson delivered a speech, and saying to come together and not do further violence. >> what happened on the killing must be made pu, the public of the pressure and anxiety. reveal all of the window, and the suggest of cover up. >> he said that there are deeper issue in milwaukee and sherman park that need to be addressed. it is gap in education, the school, kicking out the kids and jailing and violence, is much great. we must address that in a real with the mayor and other public leaders to talk about ways to rebuild the area. the family has asked for privacy. department of justice is investigating the shooting. >> reporting li

and jesse jackson who insisted that a change to african-american. but i use black but i use the -- but i cut my political teeth but if blacks were negro's we did not have a problem. it is a self-inflicted wound. malcolm x in particular and that is a misnomer you can [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. thank-you everyone for the book festival i cannot count on saree. i was asked but thanks for your coming down to to the san antonio book festival.

it has been confirmed reverend jesse jackson is driving up from chicago to be here and he will deliver the eulogy at the service. milwaukee police and federal investigators released a surveillance picture a suspect in the arson of a liquour store during the violence in sherman park.see if you recognize this man. this and-m liquor at 22-29 west fond du lac avenue in the early morning of sunday, august 14th. the store was looted and burned. anyone who recognizes this man is asked to call milwaukee police or the a-t-f. the emergency 10 p-m curfew in the city of milwaukee has been lifted. however, teens under 17 are still required to be home by ten during summer months. the sheriff's department continues to close sherman park at six o'clock. wisconsin governor scott walker says national guard is no longer on standby because of the violence in sherman park. but he is ready to put them on standby again if needed. "we've, at the discretion of local police departments, the milwaukee police department and the milwaukee sheriff's department they have not asked for our on-going presence and so we

the reverend jesse jackson was here to speak and said that milwaukee must end the cycle of despair. tearful mourners gathered at milwaukee's christian faith fellowship church. some, including caldonia candler, wore yellow buttons saying change for sylville smith. >> peace. let the family have peace. that's what today is all about. shot 23-year-old sylville smith earlier this month. police say body camera video shows smith holding a gun. >> we could not stop this funeral but we must stop the , next one. >> i asked civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson what he told smith's family. >> we must bring honor to the memory of sylville. we're only building a monument to his passing because he means so much to so many young people it seems. the real monument is putting young milwaukee back to work. >> the funeral program said in part, "sylville smith accepted christ as his savior at a very young age, in his leisure he enjoyed dancing, playing the game with his son, doing gymnastics, and enjoying spending time with family and friends." >> in the streets of milwaukee we need more love, and

the reverend jesse jackson addresses the unrest in milwaukee. he was here for the funeral of a man fatally shot by a milwaukee police officer. that story's just ahead. ahead.but first.... 3 "he's not guilty and he knows he's not guilty that's why he's pushing for these tests to get done." done."steven avery's cousin says she can't stop smiling -- after avery's lawyer files for an extensive round of d-n-a and forensic tests. our top story tonight... 3 the effort to clear steven filing' wisconsin has ver seen. cbs 58's david ade joins us live from manitoth woc wi the latest...david? here is that filing you mentionedit's more like a booklet the formal request is 45 pages the rest records and documents to back it all zellner dropped this off a few hours ago here in manitowoc county. zellner took a stack of these into the manitowoc clerk of cour office this afternoon this came hours after she filed an appeal with the state zellner says this testing motion will put that appeal on hold until t results come in. she says all this work could take about th

reverend jesse jackson will smith was 23 years old when he was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer nearly two weeks ago. the investigation into smith's death is ongoing.at this time, the family and smith's attorney's are asking for privacy.they are asking to direct all comments about the shooting to their attorneys. attorneys.they released a statement that read in part: "if anyone believes they have information about the shooting that may shed light on this horrible tragedy, we ask that you respect the family's privacy during their grieving, and instead contact office." the state is handling the death investigation live in milwaukee jp cbs 58 3 three men accused of looting a liquor store during the unrest appeared in court thursday. durell jones is charged with burglary and was bound over for trial..joseph lindsey and devon love had a scheduling conference.they're charged with entering a locked building. the owner of 'clark beer and liquor' on 74th and burleigh lost more than a 100 products....not to mention the damage done when dozens of people stormed the store. a brookfi

jesse jackson who delivered the eulogy. he later expressed his goal of unifying a city that he says is segregated, stricken by poverty, pain and despair. jackson says all of that was evident during the unrest after smiths death. want to make sure the methods used to protest get the desired results and intended consequences. jackson hopes people can learn from this tragedy and says the real way of paying tribute to smith is to address and improve the they need the hope they can make it and dont' have to surrender they need to lif their expectation level of them selves and they need opportunity and i want these children to believe that we will meet with the appropriate officials and we can rebuild what we live in and put people back to work. they need art for their spirits education for their rev. jackson says he does plan on meeting with the appropriate officials to see how the city can rebuild and put people back to work. he also says that inside there was a lot of prayer, crying, thinking and reflecting. he hopes that can b

this is truly a tragedy the reverend jesse jackson is set to speak around 2 - we're hoping to speak with him shortly after that. live in milwaukee ekcbs58news. ahead of this morning's services...local and state leaders gathered less than 2 miles from sherman park to outline a investment of dollars to address housing and employment problems plaguing the inner city. cbs 58's kyle aeverman has the details.. we're at the milwaukee urban league. one of more than a dozen spots that will house a mobile job center in the city. voit's part of a 4.5 million dollar job announcement made this morning bywisconsin governor scott walker and milwaukee mayor tom barret along with other leaders.they say this is a rapid response after meeting with ministers nieghborhood after the unrest. they say workforce is the number one solution to increase jobs, salary, and safer neighborhoods. these mobile job centers will be set up throughout the city, brining opportunities where they currently are not. just like any job center folks will have access to job assessment, resume building, and searching for jobs. its no

reverend jesse jackson will be officiating. also happening today - a racine man who was bitten by a sheriff's k-9 officer... will be in court. thomas brucker faces charges of manufacturing and delivering heroin. after racine investigators closed in on brucker's home in a number of drug deals... they executed a search warrant there back in may. - and was caught by a k-9. he continued to resist arrest. a woman named stephanie darge was also charged in connection to the case. happening now - indiana is cleaning up... after several tornadoes ripped through the state. one of the hardest hit areas is kokomo, where a twister hit the town with winds of more than 135 miles per hour. angelica's in the newsroom with a look at the damage. the national weather service says the twister that slammed into kokomo was an e-f-3... traveling nearly 5 miles on the city's wednesday. it was roughly 300 yards wide and lasted 10 minutes... destroying homes and leveling a starbucks near a mall. the tornado outbreak that swept across the hoosier state ca

and reverend jesse jackson of the rainbow push coalition...will visitation will begin this morning at 10 am the funeral begins at noon there are still many unanswered questions...when it comes to the investigation into the shooting.. that took place august 13th near 44th and auer. police say body camera footage--which has not yet been released -- clearly shows smith holding a handgun and turning towards an officer when he was shot. two days of unrest followed the shooting...violence...looting... and arson. but the group milwaukee matters... coordinating the funeral....says today's service is not about the how and why...it is about supporting smith's instead of a repass or reception after the funeral smith's family has opted for a peace in the park event that will be tomorrow from 10am- 10 pm. ..on auer between 42nd and 43rd.. there will be music, food and fellowship to celebrate smith's life and take back fox6 news for the third time in 10 days...the milwaukee medical examiner's office is investigating the death of a toddler. the latest taking place near 13th and finn. police say they

jackie robinson, but also includes figures like a whitney young of the national urban league or a jesse jackson of the rainbow coalition. >> you focus on the role of women within the republican party. in the time period we are looking at, 1936 to the present, how have african-american women tended to vote in presidential elections? prof. rigueur: one might describe african-american women as being the backbone of the democratic party. they are the most loyal constituents and of voters for the democrats. we have really seen this over the past 80 years, since 1936 african-american women have cast their support for the democratic party and they have been instrumental in winning a number of different elections, most recently 2012 election. the interesting thing about this is that before the switch, the great switch from the republican party to the democratic party, black women were also the most loyal of republican party voters. we can see there is a political consistency to the political activism of black women, whether in the republican or democratic parties. >> once african-american women got the

friday.we've learned reverend jesse jackson will deliver the eulogy.the funeral will be held at the "christian faith fellowship church" on good hope road in milwaukee.look for complete coverage.. coming up later in the week. during the unrest in milwaukee... police reported seven seperate homicis. gun violence that weekend.. have yet to be laid to rest. nowtheir loved ones are trying to raise money for a proper burial 3 "i don't know what i'm going to do. i'm tired, and i'm trying to figure out how i'm going to bury my brother." brother." 34-year-old earl hubas was shot and killed outside this milwaukee bar - but instd of a burial at the glen oaks cemetery - his body is sitting in a uneral home.his sister ebony- says they still need two-thousand dollars to cover not alone... dawn williams er only son- keshawn was shot and killed the same night. she also can't afford his funeral. 3 "it's hard, it's hard, it's very stressful. i've got sleepless nights, i cry. it's been since the 13th of august, and i don't want him to sit there any longer than he has to" to." neither man had life insura

reverand jesse jackson will deliver his eulogy. smith was 23 years old when he was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer nearly two weeks ago. the investigation into smith's death is ongoing.at this time, the family and smith's attorney's are asking for privacy.and if the public has tips about the case they should contact loevy & law firm based in chicago. the state is handling the death investigation live in milwaukee jp cbs 58 d-n-a is now key to the defense strategy in steven avery's appeal but the clock is ticking. the case - made popular by the netflix series "making a murderer" - drew a county courthouse yesterday to talk with his new attorney kathleen zellnershe plans to request d-n-a evidence from the scene and order new testing but a court deadline of monday is fast approaching. (tracie strunsee, avery supporter) "we're going to be finding out something soon and i just try to be optimistic about that. i have trust in her - she's an amazing attorney. she knows what she's doing so i have trust in her. it would be nic

let's talk about -- >> let's just go back to the time in new york that you referenced with jesse jackson. reverend jesse -- >> let's go back to -- >> let me finish. when he opened up race relations in the project he needed for the economy. >> economic decision. it has nothing to do with -- >> ask him what he thinks about donald trump. >> go to youtube and have remarks about it. when donald trump owned mar-o-largo, he opened it up to african-americans and jews. when it was unpopular to do so. >> on the issue of race, colin kaepernick about why he wouldn't stand up during the national anthem and play what donald trump said to respond to that. here is colin kaepernick. >> you have hillary, who has called black team teens or kids super predators and donald trump who is openly racist. we have a presidential candidate whose deleted e-mails and done things illegally and is a presidential candidate. that doesn't make sense to me. if that was any other person, you would be in prison. so, what is this country really standing for? >> he slammed both candidates and said he didn't stand because of ho

jesse jackson will deliver the eulogy at the funeral -- and we're told it will include representatives from many different faiths. a west allis man charged in connection with looting during violence in sherman park will be back in court next week for a bond hearing. durrell jones he broke into clark's liquor store.video from outside the store shows jones with his hands up -- exiting through the broken window. two other men also face charges. a special one hour edition of the now milwaukee airs tonight. we're focusing on the healing in sherman park. you'll hear stories from those who call sherman park home. what happened that put the community in the national spotlight ... and how we move forward. that's tonight ... from 6-30 to 7-30. shock among the local, mississippi. 68-year old sister margaret held was found murdered in her home.... along with a fellow nun. pete zervakis is live with more on how the community is mourning the loss. sister margaret held was part of the school sisters of st. francis here in milwaukee for almost 50 years. she was an area native... who taught at st. jose

reverend jesse jackson delivered the eulogy. he spoke about issues like segregation, lack of education and poverty. but he also called for law enforcement and the justice system to be more transparent about the shooting investigation: 12:28:09-((: "lack of transparency looks like cover up. and when anything looks like a cover up it creates more suspicion more doubt, fear and rumors.")) wisconsin rn brad schimel said early this week the body camera video showing the shooting will not be released in order to protect the integrity of the investigation. in the wake of smith's death, there have been a number of events aimed at promoting recovery and healing n sherman park. that continues tomorrow with a "peace in the park" -- it starts at 10 a-m at 42nd and auer. we're told sylville smith's family will be there-- tonight at six-30, a special sherman park." he's the former commissioner of baseball, and he grew up in sherman park.. tonight, a look back with bud selig... how the experiences in his hometown neighborhood shaped his baseba

today, jesse jackson is expected to deliver the eulogy for sylville smith.more than 30 faith leaders have promised to be there. funeral services will begin at noon. smith was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer nearly two weeks ago. his death set off two days of violence in sherman park. days after the riots in sherman park, governor scott walker visited the area and this morning he'll be back to talk about how to re-energize the neighborhood .ann sterling is live at the "hire center" on 27th street with a look ahead. the governor will be here at a jobs center which is about a mile from sherman park. milwaukee mayor tom barrett and county executive chris abele will also be here. and this news conference comes sylville smith -- the man who was shot and killed by police killed by police triggering ed a weekend of unrest. just 2 days ago we told you unemployment is down across most of wisconsin.newly released numbers from the state department of workforce development show unemployment dropped in 30 of the state's 32 largest cities from june to july. mount pleasant and racine w

reverend jesse jackson is expected to be there to deliver the eulogy. >> also later today, a hit and run victim will be laid to rest. 22-year-old tyann bunch was hit by a car tuesday night on fond du lac avenue. tn scene in a cadillac deville. bunch's mother is asking them to come forward to explain what happened. the funeral will be at 11:00 a.m. at bethel tabernacle worship. >> developing overnight, a two-year-old boy is found dead in milwaukee. the medical examiner's office was called to a home near 14th and finn on milwaukee's north side. police tell wisn 12 news that a child died there last night. police say the toddler was found unresponsive after his mother madison. tim, you're learning new information this morning. >> i was texting a friend and he says i heard an explosion and his house shook. a man is in the hospital right now fighting for his life. a home in fitchburg just south of madison exploded last night. three houses in the neighborhood have major structural damage. 23 others have minor or moderate damage. to find out what caused the explosion. they say it does not ap

the reverend jesse jackson confirms he will attend syville smith's funeral on friday. police have a suspect in an arson that occurred during milwaukee's unrest. need your help in identifying him! krystle kacner talks with the store owner's family... about what this latest development means to them... for someone to just take all of that away from him in a blink of an eye is just so disheartening to me. tyria thomas was with her father when he got the call that his business.. mjm liquor .. had been broken into.. and set on fire.. it makes you feel violated, it makes you feel sad it makes you fe feels that way not only seeing what people did her family's business... but seeing how it's left her father... it was his lively hood. now my father, hes just really really... not the same person after this happened. but now.. hope. in the form of picture- milwaukee police and a-t-f captured off the surveillance cameras inside the store that night. should be brought to justice. and while an arrest will help thomas and her family move forward she also feels it can prevent somethin

jesse jackson will deliver the eulogy. >> milwaukee students are heading back to class in one week and thanks to so many of you, many of them will have new our class act phone bank had a goal of $50,000 dollars. we raised more than that goal, nearly $67,000 dollars. how about that! that fills 4400 backpacks with supplies and that's not even counting our stuff the bus campaign. thank you to everyone who donated. >> a billing thanks to the volunteers here. >> yes, taking the calls. >> the reason this newspaper was targeted and why police say it could be a hate crime. >>plus, a thief in a laundromat doesn't go after clothes. this suspect took off with a puppy. the owner's plea to get the pet back. >> but first, let's take a live look outside as we head to break. you can hear the rain here in the studios. it is 4:35. stick with us, we are weatherwatch 12 and we'll tell you when you can leave the umbrella stick with us. z23egz zvpz >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on "12 news this morning." 38 have showers and thunderstorms. we have a heavy downpour on top of us extending from

the reverend jesse jackson is expected to deliver the eulogy. mayor tom barrett has lifted the enforcement of the 10 p-m emergency curfew in the city of milwaukee. teens under 17 are still required to be home by ten during summer months. the sheriff's office is still closing sherman park at six pm--. after the school was placed on lockdown late last night. police received a call around 8:45 on a report of a suspcious person looking into windows of the humphrey memorial chapel possibly armed. officers arrived to find a person lying on the ground outside.the person then grabbed the unknown object and ran into an unlocked classroom. there was a class inside the building.. but no one was injured and no weapon has been found. attorney general brad schimel says he will probably act much sooner than the 90 day deadline to decide brendan dassey's fate.dassey was 17 when he was convicted of helping his uncle, steven avery murder teresa halback in 2005.a judge recently overturned dassey's conviction because they say his confession was coerced.the state ha

jesse jackson will give the eulogy for smith. >> we're learning more about the investigation into smith's death. tim, what's the latest from the department of justice? >> investigators say they are not planning to release the body cam footage yet. two milwaukee officers were wearing body cameras when the shooting happened more than a week ago. the video will be made public once the investiga i >> the body camera video is just one piece of information among many sources of information. they give a nar low and incomplete glimpse of the overall picture. i will tell you now viewing the bod ya cam videos will not answer all of the questions. attorney general schimel says smith's family is cooperating with the investigation. they will be the first to see the body cam video when it's made public. >> the department of justice is looking for witnesses who saw that shooting on august 13th. you can submit a tip online. we have a link set up on wisn.com in the "as seen on" tab. >> right now, investigators are working to solve a crime related to the unrest in milwaukee. police say this man looted a li

the reverend jesse jackson is expected to deliver the eulogy. join us tonight for a special the healing in sherman park. you'll hear stories from those who call sherman park home... what happened that put the community in the national spotlight ... and how we move forward. that's tonight ... from 6-30 to 7-30. new information this morning following the murder of two nuns in mississippi.police say they have found a car that was missing from the nuns' home. officials say they found the blue toyota corolla less than a mile from where sister margaret held.. who's milwaukee.. and sister paula merrill were found yesterday. 15:58:47- naturally the news of her death is extremely shocking. i mean this is a person who's really like a living saint 15:58:53 sister margaret held was part of the school sisters of saint francis in milwaukee for 49 years.she returned to wisconsin often to see family and visit her fellow sisters. still no arrests following seven armed robberies in milwaukee's east side and river west neighborhoods, asking people who live in thos

the reverend jesse jackson is expected to deliver the state department is reviewing nearly 15-thousand previously undisclosed emails dating back to hillary clinton's days as secretary of state.officials say the emails contain both personal and work-related emials that must be vetted by authorities before they can be made public. republican presidential nominee donald trump is cancelling three upcoming campaign events. cancelled events in colorado, nevada and oregon.. but he will still attend fundraisers. he was scheduled to speak in denver thursday.. but the denver post is reporting that speech has been postponed. campaing officials have not offered an explanation for the happening right now -- president obama plans to visit louisiana today -- after catastrophic floods kill 13 people.the flooding damaged more than 60-thousand homes. the president came under fire for not coming sooner -- he was vacationing on martha's president to wait to come. fema just opened some make shift offices in louisiana on monday -- many waiting in a long line to apply for federal assistance.the red cross cal

the reverend jesse jackson will deliver the eulogy. a spokesman says reverend jackson was asked to do so by smith's family, and as a pastor, jackson is helping a grieving family through a difficult time. ~ next story ~ kathy: new at 6:00, an oil company is challenging wisconsin's minimum gas markup law. lawsuit against the state arguing the law violates businesses' right to competition. the law passed during the great depression requires gas stations to cha6%cost or 9% over wholesale cost, whichever is greater. the state is reviewing the lawsuit. wisn 12 is teaming up with the salvation army to help buy school supplies for students in need. patrick's in our phone bank with a look at how you can help. >> it is simple, the number to classact to 41444. we hear the phones ringing right now. i want to bring in a guest. principal at one of the schools where students will receive these backpacks. >> the supplies are the tools. earning their education and achievement, and they need the right tools to get started. >> the kids faces just light u

jesse jackson who delivered the eulogy. he later expressed his goal of unifying a city that he says is segregated, stricken by poverty, pain and despair. jackson says all of that was evident during the unrest after smiths death. "want to make sure the methods used to protest get the desired results and i people can learn from this tragedy and says the real way of paying tribute to smith is to address and improve the root problems in the community. they need the hope they can make it and dont' have to surrender they need to lif their expectation level of them selves and they need opportunity rev. jackson says he does plan on meeting with the appropriate people back to work. he also says that inside there was a lot of prayer, crying, thinking and reflecting. he hopes that be successful in getting a response beyond this and service for a broader sense of revitalization steph thanks derica two state representatives are requesting the u-s justice department to take over the investigation into smith's death. in a letter to u-s att

the reverend jesse jackson confirms he will attend syville smith's funeral on friday. we've been covering sherman park extensively. to take another look at the arson suspect or to hear more from attorney general schimel-- visit our website at fox 6 now as the community continues to come together to help heal wounds from last weeks unrest - a big boost for families.. feeding america will be at "the mary ryan boys & girls club" in sherman park from 1 to 3 p-m today. the free mobile pantry will distribute 10-thousand pounds of healthy, nutritious food. it's open to the entire sherman park community. a death investigation underway in shorewood -- after a suspect dies at the police station. police say the 39-year-old man in his cell. he died at the hospital. the greenfield police department will be handling the investigation. the red cross is doing its part to help victims of a deadly apartment building fire in sheboygan. today-- the red cross is partnering with other charitable organizations to create a "one stop shop" at farnsworth middle school to help those affected by

reverend jesse jackson will be officiating the funeral. bailey says representatives from many faiths will also be involved. milwaukee matters stepped in to assist the sylville smith's family shortly after the shooting-- and the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood, that followed. "i have volunteers that come in, you know, a psychologist came in and spoke with the family and i came in to speak with the family to prepare them as a bridge between to be next steps that are going to take time, they're going to have to be patient, but we can work through this." :35bailey says now his group is taking a step back as the family's legal representation steps in. "we're going to cover the family with love and let them know that you're family member died and we're standing in the gap with you. :49 bailey says instead of a repass or reception after the funeral the family has opted for a peace in the park event, saturday from 10am- 10 pm. on auer between 42nd and 43rd.. fellowship to celebrate sylville's life and take back the park. the funeral will b

and reverend jesse jackson of the rainbow push coalition...will deliver the eulogy.. the visitation will begin this morning at 10 am the funeral begins at noon there are still many unanswered questions...when it comes to the investigation into the shooting.. that took place august 13th near 44th and auer. police say body camera footage--which has not yet been released -- clearly shows smith holding a handgun and turning towards an officer when he was shot. two days of unrest followed the shooting...violence...looting... and arsn matters... coordinating the funeral....says today's service is not about the how and why...it is about supporting smith's family. "it's easy to sit home and complain about what should and shouldn't have happened and try to play lawyer or play investigator and figure this one out. but right now the family needs support/ " instead of a repass or reception after the funeral smith's family has opted for 10am- 10 pm. ..on auer between 42nd and 43rd.. there will be music, food and fellowship to celebrate smith's life and take back the park. reportin

wisn 12 news has learned the reverend jesse jackson will give the eulogy. smith was shot after police stopped what they called a suspicious vehicle. officers say 23-year-old smith got out and ran from police. police say body camera video shows smith holding a gun. an officer shot smith once in the chest and once in the arm. wisconsin's attorney general says body-cam video will not be re patrick: we are following breaking news right now in washington county. matt salemme is in news chopper 12 over a farm accident just outside of west bend in newburg. we are making calls for more information, but matt, what are you seeing down on the ground? >> investigators are in one of the cal barnes on the north side barns on the north side of the farm. it appears as though they were impounding that. other than that, very little details being released other than there has been a farm accident and they are continuing to investigate. toya: thank you. the man se police station is now charged. according to the criminal complaint, 65-year-old randall drescher went with a frien

reverend jesse jackson will deliver smith's eulogy. 3 smith's family and attorneys are calling for respect as his funeral nears.they are asking to direct all questions and comments about the shooting to their attorneys.they released a statement that read in part: "if anyone believes they have information about the shooting that may shed light on this horrible tragedy, we ask that you respect the family's office." 3 a brookfield native is being remembered as a hero. army staff sargent matthew thompson was killed in action in afghanistan on tuesday. the 28 year old graduated from brookfield central high school in 2006. he was a football captain his senior year.... an eagle scout.. and in the band. last night- the school held a moment of silence before the football game. then thompson's former band director played the national anthem. sot: jim thompson, grandfather of fallen soldier02;57;28 a lifetime is not judged by how long it is, but by person does with the tiem they have here, and he certainly did his share and then some. and that's what i would tell him. we couldn't be more proud of him

jesse jackson will give the eulogy for smith. >> we're learning more about the investigation into smith's death. tim, what's the latest from the department of justice? >> investigators say they are not planning to release the body cam footage yet. two milwaukee officers were wearing body cameras when the shooting happened more than a week ago. the video will be made public once the investigation is over. >> the video is just one piece sources of information. they give only a narrow and incomplete glimpse of the overall picture. i can tell you now, viewing the videos will not answer all of your questions. >> that was attorney general schimel says smith's family is cooperating with the investigation. they will be the first to see the body cam video when it's made public. ben, back to you. >> the department of justice is looking for witnesses who saw that shooting on august 13th. you can submit a tip online. wisn.com in the "as seen on" tab. >> right now, investigators are working to solve a crime related to the unrest in milwaukee. police say this man looted a liquor store and threw molotov

jesse jackson is service -- as requested by many people arrived early this morning to attend the visitation. we noticed a lot of red in the crowd -- and later learned that was sylville smiths favorite color. we spoke with the church's pastor who says the family chose this church specifically because of a family connection here. and we're told the family is doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances. were not going to leave them just because the funerais neral ll be over today re going to bwalkg with the family and providing them with whatever iritual and natural support that we can the service is expected to last until about 2 pm. we are toldrev jackson will say a w words to us after it ends -- as the family requested that our cameras remain outside the service. reporting live rm today's tmj4. join us tonight for a special one edion of the now milwaukee. we're focusing on the healing in sherman park. you'll hear stories from those who call sherman park home... what happened that put the community in the national spotlight ... and how we move forward. that's tonight ... from 6-

jesse jackson will deliver the eulogy. >> milwaukee students are heading back to class in one week and thanks to so many of you, many of them will have new backpacks and school supplies. our class act phone bank had a goal of $50,000 dollars. we raised more than that goal, that fills 4400 backpacks with supplies and that's not even counting our stuff the bus campaign. thank you to everyone who donated. >> we had everything from a 500 donations to a $2 donation. >> an explosion on a city street targeting a newspaper box. >> the reason this newspaper was targeted and why police say it could be a hate crime. >>plus, a thief in a laundromat doesn't go after clothes. this suspect took off with a puppy. the owner's plea to get the pet back. >> but first, let's take a live look outside as we head to break. it is raining here on this thursday. jeremy nelson will tell us how ? ? our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from intere

jesse jackson will be officiating at the funeral of sylville smith, the man killed by a police officer during a foot chase. police say matters says jackson is a good choice. "right now when it seems like do black lives matter. do blue lives matter. who's the greatest? he can come in to a situation like that and be a calming voice to say we all have work to do. :57bailey says why there are many unanswered questions surrounding the shooting-- friday will be all about smith's family and their grief. "it's easy to sit home and complain about what should ad happened and try to play lawyer or play investigator and figure this one out. but right now the family needs support/ "53milwaukee matters stepped in to assist the sylville smith's family shortly after the shooting-- and the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood, that followed. "i have volunteers that come in, you know, a psychologist came in and spoke with the family and i came in to speak with the family to prepare them as a bridge between the violence and knowing that there are going to be next steps that are going to through this."

kathy: the reverend jesse jackson spoke at the funeral for smith. mike anderson sat down for an in-depth interview, one-on-one interview with the reverend to talk about his message to the community. >> it's not just the killing of civilians, it's predicament of him. the life of 23-year-old sylville smith is one that all too death at the hands of a police officer or by some other unfortunate means. >> their lives in some ways are in crisis, the one who shoots and the who is in shot. we must end poverty, not police it. milwaukee is one of the top 10 forces in the country, it's like another state from wisconsin, highest expulsions from schools, the black people in here and all of us must bear the burden ultimately of revolve the crisis. reverend jackson says they must have a war on poverty, not on each other. >> some burden on those who are blessed to lift up the community. reverend jackson says it's a time from blaming to embracing. in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. kathy: the justice is reviewing the shooting death of sylville smith and offi

the reverend jesse jackson is scheduled to deliver the eulogy. adrienne: to commitment 2016 election coverage. early voting in milwaukee for the november election will start sooner and last longer than ever before. it starts october 10 and runs through november 4. there will be extended evening and weekend hours, too. this comes after a federal judge struck down a law which limited early voting to two weeks. ballot. donald trump and hillary clinton are the major party candidates. trump, clinton, and 5 others all met qualifications to be on the ballot in wisconsin, which is expected to be approved next week by the state elections commission. the election is 75 days away. a wisconsin man harassing his ex-girlfriend for months. the animal he's accused of leaving on her doorstep that got him re >> this tends that is the strangest. kathy: plus, pokemon in the park. what's being done to help with the large crowds. mark: when the cooler temperature gets here, and how long it lasts. kathy: and uwm releases a list of words you shouldn't say. behave for un

wisn 12 news has learned the reverend jesse jackson will give the eulogy. smith was shot after police stopped what they called a suspicious vehicle. officers say smith, who was 23, got out and ran from police. police say body camera video shows smith holding a gun. an officer shot smith once in the chest and once in the arm. wisconsin's attorney general says body-cam video will not be released until the investigation is complete. kathy: it is back to normal university. it was locked down for a short time last night. police say they received a 911 call of a suspicious person looking into windows of the humphrey hall memorial chapel. witnesses thought they saw a gun. when police approached, the person, a juvenile carrying a branch, ran into a classroom. once police learned who the person was they determined there , was no danger and no cause for any arrest. it's back to school time and that means move in day. patrick is in the newsroom campuses. more than 2000 incoming freshman are moving into marquette university starting tomorrow. that means if you work or

during the service-- civil rights activist reverend jesse jackson provided the eulogy. weather mainly cloudy this evening with the temperature gradually falling into the middle 60s overnight. move in after midnight and continue saturday morning then mostly cloudy the rest of the afternoon with scattered t-storms. temperatures will stay in the upper 70s then rise into the 80s by sunday. gradual clearing throughout sunday then there is the slight chance for a few t-storms monday and tuesday. tonight: rain and thunder after midnight. low: 65 dewpoint: 64 wind: e 2-4 in the afternoon. high: 78 dewpoint: 68 wind: se-sw 5-10 mph distraction,... a milwaukee mother struggles to split her focus between grieving her daughter's hit-and-run death -- and the continuing search for the driver, responsible. justin williams shares the story. just a body, without a soul ... despite her pain, we are mourning the loss of my daughter. this mother makes a could be at peace. friday, tasha bunch joins dozens of others as they remember tyann bunch-- who was killed, august 16th, following what m

and jesse jackson who insisted that a change to african-american. but i use black but i use the -- but i cut my political teeth but if blacks were negro's we did not have a problem. it is a self-inflicted wound. malcolm x in particular and that is a misnomer you can call people. [applause] >> government abuse is one-sided. i care about free-speech and the first amendment i was so libertarian for this. and i had written from the left for my column on the "wall street journal" i assumed i would have staff on the right to. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. thank-you everyone for the book festival i cannot count on saree. i was asked but thanks for your coming down to to the san antonio book festival. i want to remind you that end at the end of morris's comments there will be a microphone that is passed around and it reminded us immediately after the session and the question of the proceeds so good morning this is one of the best days whether wyse and i think it will stay that way. it is my honor to moderate this panel on the book, "white backl

the reverend jesse jackson is expected to deliver the eulogy. for more, go to tmj4.com. >>> a 17-year-old is under arrest after he crashed a stolen van into a tree. brown deer police spotted the an officer tried to stop him, but he sped off. he then ran through several red lights and hit another vehicle at 76th and goodhope road. he took off again, crashing into a tree at 84th and carmen. >> the next thing i knew, please, get on the ground, that kind of scared me. >> the teenager faces a slew of charges, including hit-and-run and eluding an officer. >>> a shooting at hadley. an officer tried to save him. no word on who shot him, or why. >>> milwaukee police are also investigating a deadly car crashed that happened around 6:00 last night at 27th and wells. a driver heading west on wells did not stop for a red light, and smashed into a vehicle heading south on 27th. a 64-year-old passenger in one of those vehicles died. >>> packers extra now, new information in the allegations performance-enhancing drugs. >> rod burks in the studio. >> both player

milwaukee police officer two weeks ago- will be laid to rest on friday.we've learned reverend jesse jackson will deliver the eulogy.the funeral will be held at the "christian faith fellowship church" on good hope road in milwaukee. look for complete coverage.. coming up later in the week. addressing crime in the city.. milwaukee's public safety committee s released it's list of recommendations to combat crime and violence 6:03-09 you have to start the conversation, we cannot be afraid of actually putting something down on paper paper 3 this comes after months of chief ed flynn and sheriff david clarke.the 30-plus page report includes suggestions like ng hirire officers and deputies.. creating an alternative to lincoln hills... and cutting back on g- p-s monitoringthe common council says this is just a first step to solving a bigger problem. 7:52-8:08 what can our departments both locally on a county, statewide leve, how can they help us with safety milwaukee. 3 you have the chance to discuss the findings.there will be two meetings for the community next month.details on those dates should b

reverend jesse jackson will be delivering the eulogy of sylville smith.re is body cam of the shooting but it's not released until the investigation is complete. >>> thieves are targeting homes in silver spring. there have been seven burglaries in the last two months. homeowners have lost rings, diamonds, family heirlooms, and are absolutely mad. >> oh, i was angry. the moment i walked in and i looked and i cod awry in different places. >> detectives have collected evidence and are working some leads. they are warning homeowners to keep their windows and doors locked. >> montgomery county police are also trying to track down a credit card thief. detectives are looking for this man. 31-year-old dwayne keymist of d.c. they say he's been stealing credit cards from cars. this surveillance photo was taken at a target in gaithersburg after he allegedly used a stolen card. call investigators if you know anything. >>> entity database database. >>> ntsb will be investigating a plane that clipped a tree and >>> if you and your child needs a life saving epipen, uct g

the reverend jesse jackson is expected to deliver the eulogy. >>> milwaukee police and federal investigators released a surveillance picture of the suspect in the arson of a liquor store in the violence in sherman recognize this. it was taken at the store. anyone who recognizes this man is asked to call milwaukee police or the atf. you may be eligible for the $10,000 reward. >>> the emergency curfew in the city of milwaukee has been lifted. teens under 17 are required to be home by 10:00 during the month of summer. >> things have stabilized. certainly in the sherman park area. and kudos to the police department, the religious groups, the neighborhood groups, and most of all to the residents of sherman park who really stepped up and said, hey, this is our neighborhood, we want this to be a good neighborhood. it has been an amazing response. >> the sheriff department is still closing sherman park at 6:00 p.m. for complete coverage on the healing, go to our web site, tmj4.com. coming up in the second half of our broadcast, i want to tell business celebrating a successful 15 years in business. >