is.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live from the newsroom with details...lindsey. it happened just blocks away from el and from this police station...where investigators are hoping for a witness to come forward and bring a predator to justice. the 13 year old girl was approached three times by this man. once driving by, again on the corner of swift and holmes, and a third time downthe bloack at swift and edgerton. during these encounters the man made sexual comments to her and propositioned her for sex.this happened at 4 o'clock walking home. we spoke to a family friend who says the 13-year-old is okay and back at school today... although still shaken up. neighbors are shocked to hear of this happening, and shocked to hear of this happening, and are keeping a closer eye on their kids. 3 "always keeping the kids close and always with them. if they're outside playing i'm usually outside with them. i don't let them roam or anything"// //"just the fact something like that could happen around here people like that, i have very little tolerance for. to be honest i hate i

collapsed.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live with more....lindsey brought him here, to froedert hospital, where he was pronounced dead. it happened before six this morning... on 23rd and keefe... the medical examiner says the man collapsed after shoveling snowshoveling is a risk for people who aren't in good shape... and even if you are in top shape... doctors say you should go slow, take breaks, and if you're out of breath or el stop and ask for help shoveling.treat shoveling like any other workout, stretch out and warm up.dr amar ambardecker from aurora says even with a snow blower... shoveling snow is more physically active than you think dr. amar ambardeckeraurora health care"it's very demanding on your heart to shovel heavy snow so it can lead to a heart attack and if you're out and alone and it's snowing it can certainly lead last year cbs 58 reported on five snow shoveling deaths in the milwaukee area.so far, this is the first death this winter.reporting live froedtert hospital, lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news. 3 the man who fell into icy lake como on friday has been identi

cbs 58's lindsey branwall is live in burlington with reaction....lindsey? the school learned about what happened when a 15-year-old girl's mother came forward.she saw a facebook message between her daughter and her this hit list, some students have asked for help superintendant peter smet burlington area school district "obviously it has impacted several students that are concerned and we have our guidance services available to them if they need to work through this matter" matter" in the facebook message he asked, do you want me to kill them all.she replied yes.he said, i'll need a listshe sent the names of five classmates complaint details some troubling thoughts from the girl.telling police she thinks about people being ""slaughtered, eaten, tortured, and even people being stabbed" and "she thinks of people hanging dead, but doesn't want to hurt anyone" she believed her boyfriend wouldn't really kill 5 of her classmates. he told police the same thing "because he isn't a psychopath" and says he "only talked about it to make her yambor, picking her two gra

to our lindsey branwall... lindsey. the city council took this action last night, they'll took this action last night, they'll be but the health city just heard their side fo the story. story.their side fo the city just heard their side fo the story. alderman kevin matthewson says the problems started last summer summer"this summer is when we made the unnoficial request to come and talk about concerns." the city of kenosha helped get the center tax dollars, but became concerned when they heard the center was expanding elsewhere, and then laid off many months of not getting any answers or call back. then we sent the official resolution early november. a month went by. last night we passed this resolution" mary coffey is the kenosha community health center's executive director, and says they've tried to address concerns, concerns,"we invited them here, then they felt they couldn't come because it would be an open meeting here. maybe a couple people could come so we talk about what the issues were... it just didn't seem to

reporting live at police headquarters, lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news carl barrett junior is going to prison for 65-years for the fatal shooting of 5-year old laylah petersen. petersen.""i know that you might thank that i'm guilty, because of the verdict. i don't agree with it. but at the end of guilty, and i'm sorry for their loss. that's all." all." barrett defiant in court while expressing sympathy to the family.the little girl shot dead as she sat on her grandfather's lap.the bullets flew in from the outside, but the culprits targeted the wrong house. the grandfather testified about suffering from stress to the point that he considered suicide. 3 typical first day of december weather. drew is getting us ready for what's ahead tonight...drew? toss to drew tonight: mostly cloudy. temperatures below freezing around 300. wind: nw 5-10 mph. friday: drying out with some pockets of sunshine. highs in the upper 30s. wind: w 5-10 mph.weekend: seasonable temperatures both saturday and sunday with highs in the upper 30s. some peeks of cloudy sky on sunday. light snow is likely on sunday with

hospital.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live from froedtert with details...lindsey. the man died here at the hospital this morning. block of west keefe.... police got there just before 6 a-m shoveling is a regular part of life in wisconsin... but sadly we report on a handful of snow shoveling deaths every year.we spoke with doctor amar ambardecker from aurora health care... who says these deaths are often caused by heart attacklifting heavy snow in the cold can be hard on the elderly or people with preexisting conditions... but people 3 3 "when it's colder outside, your blood vessels constrict, it gets a little harder to the blood flow to the heart so it can exascerbate symptoms that may not have really been there if the temperature was normal" normal" when you're out shoveling, make sure you go slow, take breaks, and listen to your body. if you get chest discomfort or short of breath it's time to stop and ask for some help.reporting live lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news. a wrong-way drunk driver on her way home from karoke hit a milwaukee county plow truck early this m

everybody's sad because of the situation happening right under our nose and nobody knew it"lindsey branwall cbs 58 news etter hughes and mary martinez were given 150-thousand dollars cash bail.they will both be back in court on december 12th. 3 what searchers feared is happening.more people found dead after that huge warehouse fire in california. 3 plus -- a warning about the hidden costs of a new service coming to united airlines in the fear of many...is really happening.33 people are now confirmed dead after that horrible warehouse fire in oakland california. california.70-percent of the charred remains of the building still need to be searched...so that number could rise even more.there was a dance party going on inside the old warehouse when the fire erupted.joel shanahan...a d-j based out of madison...was at that party.his friends are thankful he surv "it's very sad, it's very devastating, a lot of friends lost a lot of good friends and people out there." there.""i'm obviously relieved that he's ok, and very sad that and very sad for everyone going through this, it's a nigh" nightmare.

reporting at lakeland university in plymous, lindsey branwall cbs 58 news. 3 the city of racine worker involved in a crash this morning has died.officials say mark gates was hit by a speeding vehicle while he was collecting recycling at gates was also a pastor in racine..mayor john dickert asking people to slow down and be aware of others on the streets.no word tonight from police about any charges.. a beauty shop worker pepper sprayed and attacked with a broom. two women and one man robbed the 'cosmo beauty supply' on capitol between 60th and fond du lac..back on december 6th. the worker confronted one of them for shoplifting.that's when she was pepper sprayed and hit with shovels as they made their getaway. investigators think this group robbed another "cosmo beauty supply" at lisbon and north. 3 milwaukee police also asking for help in finding two men who robbed the 'el jalapeno' restaurant on the city's south side last night.police say the suspects walked into the restaurant on 21st and national with a gun... demanded money from the cash register and a victim's purse. if you know a

money.cbs 58's lindsey branwall jois kenosha with the exclusive story...lindsey. the executive director of the kenosha commuity health center tells me this is all a misunderstanding of a long term plan to serve more patients here in kenosha, and throughout the county. the center treats uninsured or underinsured patients, and gets much of its funding through grant dollars.the city became concerned when they heard the center was expanding then... the city couldn't get a hold of the center or get them to show up to a council meeting to answer these questions. they even tried to serve the director a legal summons. alderman kevin mathewson tells me since november, the council has received hundreds of complaints about the quality of care.the council voted yesterday to formally ask the federal health resources & services administration or hrsa to investigate the health center. he says he wants to make sure patients aren't under-served. 3 it's really up to us to make sure they're getting the level of service that they deserve, and they're under-served enough as it is, so

cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live from racine county with the story...lindsey. the two went to this middle school.the superintendant says some students have asked for the help of a counselor after four students were targeted. the school was notified when the girl's mother saw a facebook message between her daughter and her daughter's 14-year-old boyfriend. he asked, do you want me to kill them all.she replied yes.he said, i'll need a listthe teen fellow students, and her father.when asked about the list, the girl told officers "she has thoughts that she shouldn't think of" and "she has a really dark mind"her boyfriend told police he "wouldn't actually go and kill these people" and "only talked about it to make her feel better"the superintendant says a letter was sent out to parents, and the school is safe. "it's very important that people when they are aware of a situation that doesn't seem authorities whether it's the burlington police department, the sheriff's department or the school. that was done in this case and we're very greatful for that." that." the te

cbs 58's lindsey branwall talked to neighbors who are trying to make sense of everything. demetrius"to hear about a heartbreaking"a memorial grows, for 7 year old trevion winningham.demetrius"i didn't know his but no child should have to suffer through this"a father of 3, demetrius jones lit a candle for trevion. demetrius's sister wishes there's something she could have done. done."if the little boy was in trouble he should have told another child and another child should have told their parents and something could have been done"trevion would play with her 11-year-old son. who couldn't handle the news. latoya"he cried. my son is very sensitive so it's like did this."she says she barely saw etter hughes or mary martinez, but believed everything was okay.latoya"he seemed happy.. and then all of a sudden this happened"more details emerged after the two women appeared in court saturday. hughes in an anti- suicide smock, tears down her face.neighbors now know the two brothers were not tied up in the living room. they hold out hope for the 9-year-old still in the hospital, bei

cbs 58s lindsey branwall talked to neighbors who are trying to make sense of everything. demetrius"to hear about a child going like that, it's heartbreaking"a memorial grows, for 7 year old trevion winningham.demetrius"i didn't know his but no child should have to suffer through this"a father of 3, demetrius jones demetrius's sister wishes there's something she could have done. done."if the little boy was in trouble he should have told another child and another child should have told their parents and something could have been done"trevion would play with her 11-year-old son. who couldn't handle the news. latoya"he cried. my son is very sensitive so it's like mommy i don't know why they did this."she says she barely saw etter hughes or mary martinez, but believed everything was okay.latoya"he seemed happy.. and then all of a sun details emerged after the two women appeared in court saturday. hughes in an anti- suicide smock, tears down her face.neighbors now know the two brothers were not allowed to eat, and at one point were tied up in the living room. they hold out hope

if anyone has any information, you're asked to call cudahy police.reporting in cudahy, lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news. former new berlin high school teacher sara domres apologized in court today for having a al teenage student. student. "i've grown up surrounded by children and occupations that allowed me to work with children, so it rips me apart inside to know that i will now be labeled as a registered sex offender, when i truly feel i am the furthest thing from one." one." a judge gave domres two years behind bars, plus extended supervision. domres was fired from her teaching job after she was charged. and then she plead guilty to two counts. new at five, wauwatosa police say they've arrested one police. we're told tosa p-d has been getting threats ever since the decision was announced monday that charges would ?not? be filed against the officer who shot and killed jay anderson in madison park last june. police are offering few details about the person arrested...but they're sending the case to the d-a for charges. a 9-1-1 call is shedding new light on a frightening attack last month

force.today..the holiday train rolled through the amtrack station in milwaukee.cbs 58's lindsey branwall takes us to the holiday sights and sounds for 18 years, the canadian pacific holiday train has rolled through town, often giving kids their first taste of holiday spirit and a glimpse at santa claus. pkg: ?nat of train.. whistle??it only comes around once a year, 19:45"when it turns the corner and you can see the light coming down the tracklogan monfre (mon-free) has been waiting since last decemeber. 13:10"i get to see santa."and favorite things.24:23"up and down up and down" ?nat ... santa? or band??logan's grandpa ted works along the platform 19:04"every year travels the whole length of the railroads territory with this train, and every stop they donate money to the food pantries. not only do they get to see the train but it helps the food pantries in every location they stop"today they donated food, as part of the holiday train tradition.14:44 14:44"some easy mac and noodles, mashedta think"riding the track since 1999, the train helped collect 4 million pounds of food?nat?? and sp

details.cbs 58's lindsey branwall hee this and joins us now live. lindsey. we now know trevion winningham was the 7-year-old that died on tuesday. we spoke with trevion's aunt today. she says the family has "so many unanswered questions" and wonders how someone could hurt a child. you may remember, someone brought trevion to the hospital on tuesday with numerous injuries. he died a few hours later. that day, police yesterday they arrested two more people in the case...both men, for failing to stop the abuse. it's unclear the relationship between the child and the four people in custody. a neighbor says the two women hadn't lived there very long. 3 3 "you see it all the time on the news, i see it all the time on the news. not only here but all over the world but for it to be 20-30 feet away from my front door that's just unreal." unreal." the district attorney's office has received the police report. it's reviewing the case, and say there's a lot of information for prosecutors to ingest, so charges likely won't be issued today. reporting live... chief meterol

cbs 58's lindsey branwall is live with more on this developing story...lindsey. we're right outside melanie johnson's home. her family is inviting anyone to come and say goodbye to melanie tonight. crowds are expected to the shooting happened last night, at 15-year-old melanie johnson's home where she lived with her mom and siblings. about 6:00 family heard four gunshots. melanie was struck. by the time firefighters got on scene, they couldn't help her. melanie's injuries were to severe. today the gunshots are visible.family says melanie and her family were at the kitchen table when gunshots rang through the side window of their home..no one else was hurt.the news is members. 3 "this is my little sister. i never expected to see my little sister on the news or have to put my little sister on a tshirt. this can happen to anyone anywhere. please put the guns down. please" please"her last words were, 'i'm trying' because my sister was like, 'stay with us,' she was like, 'i'm trying.' that's when she died. died. coming up on cbs 58 news at 5, melanie's to us. recounti

and laid off 11 employees.cbs 58's lindsey branwall spoke ?exclusively? to the center's director for their side of the story. "there's many things that are operational that we are not are a private corporation, not a part of open meetings act." act." mary coffey says the possibility of an investigation might damage the center's reputation and their most recent federal review came back without any complaints.kenosha approved the request for an investigation monday night. mothers who say their kids suffer from lead poisoning.. are calling on the city to replace ?all? lead lateral lines in milwaukee... impacting about 70-thousand hom. homes.milwaukee's common council will likely vote on an ordinance later this month month that would require lines to be replaced when break... or are scheduled for routine work.it could cost homeowners up to 16-hundred dollars ... and one group they wanall lines replaced e.? ?at no charge?... as soon as possible. evany dorsey 09;45;35 yall spending money on street cars built but yall need to be e putting this money you taking f