and that first hole in one for madeline? >> it was 141 yards. >> we knew you were wondering. >> congratulations ethan and madeline you're this week's small stars. >> we could have aired that still be singing. for more visit our website abc15.com. >>> all right so here's a look at tonight's primetime line up. the wonderful world of disney, modern family at 9:00. then abc 15 news at 10:00. >>> answers and new video from neighbors after a gilbert home goes up in flames. why the family inside was so very fortunate tonight. >>> plus rental car renovation. have loved ones coming into town soon? how the process could change to pick up some wheels at the airport. >>> and more deals to be had ahead of black friday. we'll be live tonight at 10:00 on the shopping rush and the best spots to go. those and more at 10:00. >>> and take a forecast. a cool one tonight. grab the jkts if your -- jackets if you're heading out tonight. 51, 79 for a high. big changes coming to the weekend forecast later in the weekend. those 60s, chance of rain, p

reporting live in whitewater madeline anderson fox6news mary thanks madeline president-elect donald trump and his vice president-elect, mike morning -- for their first meetings with the men they'll replace in january. fox6's stephanie grady is in the newsroom with more. after years of trading insults -- president-elect donald trump and president obama met each other for the first time. the meeting was at the white house... and both leaders promise to put aside differences for the sake of the country. "we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed -- because if you succeed, then the country succeeds." "i very much look forward to dealing with the including counsel." the white house saying the 90-minute meeting -mainly focused on the transition - went better than both sides expected... "the meeting might have been at least a little less awkward than some might have expected." from the white house ... on to capitol hill.... as mr. trump and vice president elect mike pence met with top republicans. house speaker paul ryan showing mr. trump exactly where he'll be sworn i

madeline anderson fox6 news. ted thanks madeline we're following some breaking news out of japan... where a tsunami warning is in effect after a 7-point-3 magnitude earthquake struck just a couple of hours ago off the country's eastern coast. a tsunami wave has been spotted -- and people in the fukushima prefecture have been urged to not far from the 2011 earthquake that caused a devastating tsunami -- killing more than 15-thousand people and damaging nuclear reactors. milwaukee police are investigating a shooting near 64th and villard this morning. the 56-year-old victim was being followed by three people when one then shot the victim. the victim was taken to the hospital but is expected to recover. the suspects took off. a racine county man pleads guilty to homicide-related and killing a 13-year-old in caledonia. 35-year-old thomas macemon plead guilty to charges of homicide by negligent use of a vehicle and homicide by vehicle while using drugs. sara dray-zen was killed in august, 2015 when macemon hit her with his car as she walked on the side of the road. macemon told police he

madeline anderson fox6 news. ted thanks madeline and remember -- fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis-- results-- and reaction throughout the night tomorrow. getting clean water in milwaukee... help people living in homes with lead service lines... plus... another disappointing showing from the packers... what head coach mike mccarthy had to say today about his team -- next. we managed another warm and sunny afternoon - but a cold front is going to bring us showers ... and drop temperatures by tomorrow. your full forecast is coming up. reopen hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to t out of them." vo: just one. over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but

fox6s madeline anderson joins us live downtown... where she about the process.. after an election... each municipality's ballots are sent to the county clerk.. that's why it's the counties who are responsible for overseeing this recount. but before the recount actually begins... the clerk's office must determine a location... figure out how much the process will cost... and find enough people to make everything run smoothly. just when elections officials long and divisive election cycle... their work continues. well it wasnt what we were expecting, lets put it that way.milwaukee county clerk joe czarnezki will oversee the recount of the presidential election results from all 19 municipalities in the state's largest county. the ballots are in storage. they will have to be moved from the storage location to the location where we will be conducting the recount. that location... is still up in the air... and will depend on whether the recount is by hand or machine. while the wisconsin the decision up to each individual county... the green party could obtain a court o

reporting live in oak creek madeline anderson fox6 news. steph thanks madeline theo keith is live in waukesha tonight where republicans just wrapped up a rally. ron johnson, paul ryan and scott walker are speaking in waukesha. its the conclusion of johnsons statewide bus tour on the final four milwaukee earlier, touring garden homes lutheran school to promote school choice. johnson trailed russ feingold by double digits earlier this year but has climbed back into this race... largely without the help of national republicans. now outside money is pouring in to attack feingold. johnson, too, is racheting up the on the campaign trail, calling him a 'complete phony.' heres what johnson had to say just a short time ago. johnson says: " in his 34 year political career, he has nothing good to show for it. so he resorts to lies, distortions." we will bring you expert analysis, results and reaction on november 8th. milwaukee police are investigating -- after a 50-year-old woman is hit and killed while crossing the street. it happened near 60th and n

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fox6's madeline anderson has the latest. a walk in the park sunday morning for neil fleischhacker and his dog brutus... turned out to be anything but, well, a walk in the park. we encounter a hunter in his stand on the north property line. he got very upset that we were there and was telling me that i have to leave the area immediately, i don't belong than 460 acres... but private homes surround the land... creating some conflict between hunters

fox6s madeline anderson is live at mitchell international airport catching up with here at mitchell airport. a lot of families arrived several hours early... prepared to wait in long lines for security... but everyone says the experience has been a lot easier than they anticipated. the tickets are booked... and were going to new york to see my sisters, their aunts and unclenext up... take off at mitchell international airport. pats from california, im from arizona, nancys from north carolina but were all from green bay, wis. for these three sisters... heres the story. milwaukee... is just the meeting point for their final destination. then were headed to raleigh, north carolina and then ashville. so its like a family road trip all americans will travel more than 50 miles this thanksgiving... the majority... opting to drive. thats an increase of one million travelers compared to last year... and the most since 2007. but even trains are expecting big numbers. amtrak is adding extra rides this weekend from milwaukee to chicago... and requiring passengers to buy their tickets in advance. its ki

fox6's madeline anderson has the latest. a walk in the park sunday morning for neil fleischhacker and his dog brutus... turned out to be anything but, well, a walk in the park. we encounter a hunter in his stand on the north property line. he got very upset that we were there and was telling me that i have to leave the area immediately, i don't belong than 460 acres... but private homes surround the land... creating some conflict between hunters and park goers about who can claim the area along the property lines. so who was in the right in fleishhacker's case? he says the response he got from the dnr: i can't tell you you can't walk in the park, but if you walk back there, you know what's going to happen. so it might be better just to avoid conflict. waukesha county also sent a statement to fox6... it reads in part that they should be aware of their surroundings at all times, especially during the hunting season." with no clear answer... fleischhacker hopes his experience will at least help both hikers and hunters take step

fox6's madeline anderson is live downtown... where she spoke with people taking advantage of the help. while the line outside has disappeared... it had extended an entire city block. many people told me they had to take the whole day off work to be here because it took them at least five hours before they could even go inside the as the hours pass by... those in line inch one step closer to clearing their names. weve been here since 8:30 this morning. yep. and its worth it. im waiting. they're waiting outside the milwaukee municipal court either because they've had their drivers licenses suspended or they have outstanding warrants for not paying off traffic tickets. i got about 10-15 from driving while suspended, from my kids not having a seatbelt. luckily for kiandria harris and the 800 others... the municipal judges are lifting all municipal warrants and reinstating drivers licenses for free for anyone who appears before them... plus... offering payment plans for the fines. every 90 days i gotta come back down here with $20. i

reporting in mukwonago madeline anderson fox6 news. new at 9:00 - a brazen burglary - and the thief makes it look so easy.. watch this.. this is video from an apartment building near barclay and pittsburgh in walker's point.. you can see the man come in the lobby- like area and the return with a full size television. this happened last sunday - but police think he's responsible district one. if you recognize this guy - call milwaukee police.. a los angeles judge sentences ex-n-f-l star darren sharper to 20 years in prison for the rape of two women and drugging of two others. however-- he'll only spend about half that time in custody.. the former all-pro safety pleaded no contest in deal with prosecutors in four states-- california, louisiana, nevada, and arizona. the numbers are in from this year's gun d over the nine-day hunt-- nearly 197- thousand deer were killed. that's down six percent from last year. however-- more than 5-thousand more antlered deer were killed across the state. the department of natural resources also reports th

ben thanks madeline friday at a kenosha bank. police say a man walked in and told bank employees he had a bomb. myra sanchick is live in kenosha with more... that led to the entire mall..glenwood crossings--to be on lock down. and the drama played out at johnson bank. kenosha police say the man walked in, and gave a teller a he had a bomb strapped to his body. employees called police and were able to get out. but the suspect stayed inside. police closed off the mall, finally shortly before noon you can see the suspect surrenders. police order him to take off his clothing to make sure he was not armed with a bomb. i'd describe our suspect today as cooperative. he followed the instructions we gave him. that helped defuse the situation rather quickly danger wasn't over. the device was still inside and the kenosha county hazardous device unit used a robot to bring it out. they detonated it. not once, not twice but three times to make sure it wasn't live. there was a device that appeared to be explosives . as far as having wires and e

madeline anderson fox6 news. bev thanks madeline ? what do you think about the changes mps is proposing?cast your vote in a poll on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app -- right we also invite you to join the conversation already started on the fox6 news facebook page. with gun deer season about to get underway -- hunters are getting ready to head into the woods. up next... see the preparation it takes -- not just by the hunters -- but for businesses all across wisconsin. plus... more details emerge about who president-elect donald trump is asking to join his administration... [ tower pinging ] istling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. one of wisconsin's great traditions starts

reporting in milwaukee madeline anderson fox6 news. "are you ready to die?" that's what a mother told reporters a school bus driver asked the kids on his bus before yesterday's stoker smith is live in the newsroom with more. mary? the bus driver-- 24-year-old johnthony walker was arrested and has been charged with five counts of vehicular homicide along with reckless driving and reckless endangerment. thirty-five students from kindergarten through fifth grade were on board yesterday afternoon when the bus flipped onto its side and wrapped around a tree. according to an arrest affidavit-- walker was going well above the posted 30 miles an hour speed limit five students and injuring almost 20 others. "right now, we have 12 pediatric patients in our children's hospital. six of those children are still in critical condition, six are in stable condition. we think it is important to point out that we also had 19 patients arrive shortly after the accident. according to the affidavit-- walker was arrested because of how fast and how recklessly he was 108- thousand do

fox6's madeline anderson has the latest. a walk in the park sunday morning for neil fleischhacker and his dog brutus... we encounter a hunter in his stand on the north property line. he got very upset that we were there and was telling me that i have to leave the area immediately, i don't belong there, and i'm infringing on his hunting zone. menominee park stretches more than 460 acres... but private homes surround the land... creating some conflict between hunters and park goers about who can claim the area along the property lines. so who was in the says the response he got from the dnr: i can't tell you you can't walk in the park, but if you walk back there, you know what's going to happen. so it might be better just to avoid conflict. waukesha county also sent a statement to fox6... it reads in part quote "we want to remind hikers that they should be aware of their surroundings at all times, especially during the hunting season." with no clear answer... at least help both hikers and hunters take steps to better coexist.

madeline anderson fox6 news. steph thanks madeline. milwaukee police are asking for your help in identifying three suspect connection with an armed robbery near fond du lac and bourbon street earlier this month. three men are accused of entering an apartment building on saturday afternoon and forcing their way into a man's apartment and robbing him. if you know who these guys are you're asked to call milwaukee police. a milwaukee man shot in the back almost two years ago... died earlier this month from his injuries. the person who pulled the trigger has never been caught eric r. walker was shot during an attempted home invasion in december hundred block of west capitol drive when it happened. he miraculously survived... but he sustained injuries that -- according to his family-- would not heal. he was left permanently paralyzed. 'his wounds were so bad.. he had so much internal damage. they punctured his lung he still had the bullet in him. you know so it was bad and it was a slow decline.' according to his brother the victim leaves be

madeline anderson fox6 news. a couple weeks ago -- we told you about a woman who tracked her own stolen car -- but lost it again before police could arrive. but still ahead... she finally has it back -- and you won't want to miss what it took to make that happen. plus... a customer is shot a good look at the suspect. we broke a record high today, reaching into the 70s again. but this weekend will be a bitter cool-down. your [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. , any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. search for a west allis shooting suspect. today -- we're getting a better look at the man police are looking for. justin williams joins us live in west allis with the details. justin? tonight

madeline anderson fox6 news. ted thanks madeline the dassey story -- along with that of steven avery's -- has been in the news for months. visit fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app -- and search "dassey" to view stories we've posted going back as also breaking this afternoon.. a 10-thousand dollar reward! the feds offer ?cash for tips on who set a b-mo harris bank on fire during the sherman park ?unrest. new surveillance video has been released... it shows suspects breaking windows to get in... then setting the fond du lac avenue location on fire.. causing about 1- million dollars damage. the bureau of alochol, tobacco, firearms and explosives are offering 10-grand for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. turns deadly after a double shooting in milwaukee. police say shots were fired-- striking two women outside an apartment building near 74th and glenbrook road. fox 6s derica williams joins us live with the latest on the investigation. the suspect involved is no longer on the run. police say he

steph thanks madeline. before you drive to your thanksgiving day d visit fox6 now dot com slash traffic... our interactive map powered by google will alert you of trouble spots on the roads. the latest now from new berlin where a man and woman -- both in their seventies -- are dead, each from a single gunshot wound. police tell us this all started with a call for help. fox6's angelica sanchez joins us live from new berlin with details. angelica? as of this afternoon, new berlin police say while they will not say there is no one in custody... nor are they looking for any suspects. police processed the scene for evidence all morning. they tell me the man was discovered dead at the scene from a single gun shot wound. the woman also suffered a single gun shot wound, but she was alive long enough to be transported to a hospital.. but later died. a police officer explained to the media the odd 9-1-1 call: not identify himself but gave an address and said help was needed here. the dispatcher asked for more details

reporting live on the south side madeline anderson fox6 news. ted thanks madeline tragedy in iowa today -- when two police officers are killed in their cars just minutes apart. details of exactly what fox6's stephanie grady is in the newsroom with what we know right now. the two officers were found shot to death in their respective squad cars early this morning. it was just after 1 a-m that the urbandale officer was found. about 30 minutes later is when the des moines police officer was discovered a few miles away. "it doesn't appear that either officer had an opportunity to interact with the suspect. it doesn't look like there was an exchange of conversation seven hours. eventually -- 46-year-old scott michael greene was arrested after surrendering to an iowa department of natural resources employee... "flagged down a dnr employee, presented his driver's license to him and told him to call 911. from there, the deputies took him into custody without incident." police say green was known to authorities -- and had recently been in an altercation a

. >> meet 14-year-old ethan and his sister, 13-year-old madeline. they bot at a very young age >> i started when i was six >> i started when i was five. >> reporter: now, just a few years later, they are both excelling. >> i was player of the year. >> >> reporter: for madeline, going to the masters, somewhat of an unknown. because he knows that's the biggest tournament. he freaked out and i was excited, but i didn't really know what i was excited about. >> reporter: once she found out what it was all about, then, it was a pretty awesome experience >> you don't get to see things like that. >> reporter: brother adam, has found just as much success on the cower course as his little sister. he has played in 15 tournaments, three wins, seven finishes. madeline actually got her first hole in one this year and got an interesting response from mom. >> "mom, i got it. i have a hole in one." and she's like "okay, okay" and show goes back to talking on the phone. >> 141-yards. >> congratulations ethan and >> it is 15 years for operation nassau and we are colle

our madeline anderson is live with the republican watch party. a lot of cheering going on here here at the delafield brew haus for the waukesha county's gop watch party as more of teh results come in in favor of donald trump. all eyes right now are on the presidential nervous, many are cautiously optimistic. waukesha county of course has a heavy conservative voter turnout and could play a key role in how wisconsin swings, especially when it comes to the down ballot races like the senate race. early results from the county clerk show trump getting 60 percent of the vote here. on another note, wi attorney general brad schimel is here. he says his office hasn't received any complaints of problems at the polls. across the country, today, clinton voters were generally describing their candidate as better qualified. trump backers are saying he would break with politics as usual. ted perry is in studio b with i've been bouncing back between two influence women in wisconsin politics. margaret farrow--the former republican state senator from waukesha coun

madeline anderson fox6 news. a pleasant prairie man is bound over for trial on sexual assault charges... 73-year-old clarence mielke is accused of sexually assaulting a 50-year-old woman at an assisted living facility. she suffers from huntington's disease. mielke -- who was working at the facility at the time -- is a former captain with the kenosha the facility has since been shut down -- fined -- and ordered to relocate its residents. the former milwaukee county employee convicted of taking bribes -- will now lose his pension. the pension board unanimously voted to terminate "dennis dietschers" pension benefits and recoup payments that have been made. the 54-year- old is serving a 42 months sentence after pleading guilty to felonious misconduct. he received cash, meals, gifts, funneling taxpayer funded contracts to friends and associates. a local woman is putting a little twist on an old saying.... with her, it's do as i say "and" do as i do. her example is worthy of attention. tim van vooren goes beyond the ga

fox6's madeline has the latest. a walk in the park sunday morning for neil fleischhacker and his dog brutus... turned out to be anything but, we encounter a hunter in his stand on the north property line. he got very upset that we were there and was telling me that i have to leave the area immediately, i don't belong there, and i'm infringing on his hunting zone. menominee park stretches more than 460 acres... but private homes surround the land... creating some conflict between hunters and park goers about who can claim the area along the property lines. so who was in the says the response he got from the dnr: i can't tell you you can't walk in the park, but if you walk back there, you know what's going to happen. so it might be better just to avoid conflict. waukesha county also sent a statement to fox6... it reads in part quote "we want to remind hikers that they should be aware of their surroundings at all times, especially during the hunting season." with no clear answer... fleischhacker hopes his experience wi

we sent our madeline anderson to find out. the signs have been placed... booths assembled. oak creek election inspectors spent monday preparing each of the six polling sites for election day. meanwhile poll workers at city hall assigned numbers to the 66-hundred absentee ballots already returned... prepping them for tuesday when they'll be opened and fed through the machine. "because weve already voted over 30 percent--31 percent--here in oak creek, we should be able to get the voters through pretty quickly. its the registration lines that tend to get long and kind of slow down the process. so the more prepare information, the smoother and quicker that will go." i anticipate high voter turnout, so i encourage everyone to head to the polls as early as possible.at the county level... director of elections julietta henry was on hand to provide extra supplies to municipalities and answer questions from the public. the votes are cast tuesday... henry's staff is then responsible for tallying the results. weve tested the equipment, we ran the actual test ballots through every sing

fox6's madeline anderson with more on how they're being remembered. as the temperatures drop and the branches become bare... we're reminded the holiday season is fast approaching. she loves christmas. its hard her. but for kellly radtke... what used to be a happy time now brings heartache. this is the first year her younger sister wont be around for the celebrations. the person that i would just sit and joke with at all family parties isnt going to be there. like, we had so much stuff that was just between the two of us, and like now, no ones going to get it. kim radtke was killed earlier this week when an suv on i-94 near deerfield struck the car she was waterloo and katey pasqualini of milwaukee.. who also died... and brian falk of whitefish bay... who suffered serious injuries. its a lot to deal with. i knew more than one person in that car. katey's mother melodee pasqualini says her daughter and clenton were in love im angry that they didnt get to fulfill their lives, they didnt get to get married, they didnt get to have children. wisconsin state

fox6's madeline anderson has more on what was allegedly said.. and how administrators are handling the comments. in the days after donald trump won the presidency... a milwaukee public schools parent says her daughter's class has become a disapproval of the results. this teacher said, if anybody is not taking part in this discussion, people will assume that you hate... just like donald trump. requesting to remain anonymous... this mother says she planned to deliver a letter to superintentdient doctor darienne driver friday... in it... she accuses the teacher who she says is hispanic for singling out her daughter during the discussion because she's white. shes petrified to go back to this classroom. an mps spokeswoman concern seriously and is investigating the allegations. private schools in town are also facing fallout from the election. the principal of the all boys school... marquette university high says latino students have been the recipients of racist remarks about immigration and deportation in the hallways from white students. comments su

fox6s madeline anderson joins us live at the muskego police station with new details. detectives have spent this afternoon interviewing alexa endisch here at the station. while the circumstances surrounding her disappearance still remain unclear... police say social media rumors about endisch being for her parents at her home on gaulke court stating she was going for a run sometime between 6-45 and seven. when she didnt return after an hour... her parents checked the route she usually takes and were unable to locate her. they called 911 because it was out of character for endisch to be gone that long without communicating with her family. several angencies as well as community members helped in the search for the 11-30... a citizen found endisch at kurth park... about a mile and a half from her house. police and family responded... where they were reunited. we've seen several of edisch's relatives come and go from the police station this afternoon. they declined to talk with us. police say they are confident there is no danger to the public. the investigation is ongoin

fox6s madeline anderson has more on what police believe may have contributed to her erratic driving. into the tree over there. michelle noble was inside her house on sandy beach road around 5 o'clock saturday evening... when a car plowed through her front yard. normally my boyfriend would be coming home from work or i might be going somewhere. so we were just glad that nobody was coming or going from here when she came through. mukwonago police say the driver... 48- year-old cheryl krebsbach... struck noble's mailbox... these two street signs... and this pine tree before hitting a truck head on. actually happened down there. krebsbach was pronounced dead at the scene. upon interviewing witnesses... officers soon learned the trail of damage extended over a mile away. the chief says krebsbach hit a vehicle earlier at county highways i and j... then continued driving north on i... where she struck two signs outside phantom ranch bible camp. at this point in time, there could have been several reasons why the crash took place. we are not ruling out any medical conditions and were not rul

madeline anderson joins us in the studio not only held onto his u-s senate seat last night... he received stronger support from wisconsin voters than president elect donald trump. something political experts say is astonishing given johnson trailed fiengold by double digits in the polls a year and a half ago. its a political miracle. uw- milwaukee professor mordecai lee calls the outcome of the u-s senate race in wisconsin a stunning upset. incumbent republican ron challenger russ fiengold 50-to-47- percent. typically... in high turnout elections... like this one... lee says the electorate skews liberal. and so going into yesterdays election, the expectation was that hillary clinton would win wisconsin, and russ feingold would win because they would carry this wave of high turnout. in a sit-down interview this morning... johnson says the results are a reflection of voters' frustrations with the status quo.

madeline anderson is here in the studio-- with the state's argument behind their latest move. the motion requests the district court stop the release of brendan dassey... asking that the judge who made the order respond to the state by 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. that's when the state says it is filing an emergency motion in the 7th circuit court seeking a stay in wisconsin attorney general brad schimel outlines his argument for requesting the district court stay its decision to release brendan dassey. the state says the district court did not have the authority to release dassey pending the state's september appeal of judge willian duffin's ruling overturning dassey's murder conviction. over a decade ago... dassey confessed to helping his uncle steven avery kill photographer theresa halbach at avery's home in manitowoc county. d 2016... dassey's confession was coerced... ordering a re-trial in the case. tuesday's motion goes on to argue that the 7th circuit court will likely reverse dassey's overturned conviction based on the court's history of refusing to invalidate juveni

fox6s madeline anderson reports from the scene of the crash. despite the destruction outside her house on sandy beach road... michaelle noble considers herself lucky. normally my boyfriend would be coming home from work going somewhere. so we were just glad that nobody was coming or going from here when she came through. mukwonago police say 48-year-old cheryl krebsbach... drove into noble's mailbox... these two street signs... and this pine tree just after 5 'o clock saturday evening. she kept going because the crash actually happened down there. krebsbach then hit a truck head on with her hyndai elantra. she was pronounced dead at the scene. upon interviewing witnesses... officers soon learned the trail of damage extended over a

fox 6's madeline anderson explains why dassey is still behind bars despite the judge's order. dassey's sue contingent upon several conditions... including providing the court with his intended address by noon tuesday. in addition... the state says it plans to take legal steps to prevent dassey from being released. after 10 years in prison... brendan dassey' of netflix's making a murderer could soon be a free man. district judge william duffin monday... ordering the 27-year-old's release. his legal team at northwestern's center on wrongful convictions statement online: "we are in the process of making arrangements for his release and hope that brendan will be reunited with his family by thanksgiving. meanwhile the wisconsin department of justice says attorney general brad schimel intends to fight the decision by filing an emergency motion in the seventh circuit seeking a stay of this release order. milwaukee criminal defense lawyer chris cherella: i would imagine that the 7th circuit is going to issue a decision one way or another with regard within the next week to 10 days or

fox6s madeline anderson joins us with more. the four co-workers-- all in their twenties-- were coming back from a recruiting and networking event in la crosse when the crash occurred. the company they worked for... ritz- holman... said yesterday it lost three of its best and brightest. today... their loved ones told me over the phone... they were just as special in their personal lives. branches become bare... we're reminded the holiday season is fast approaching. she loves christmas. its hard to imagine holidays without her. but for kellly radtke... what used to be a happy time now brings heartache. this is the first year her younger sister wont be around for the celebrations. the person that i would just sit and joke with at all family parties isnt going to be there. like, we had so much stuff that was just between the two of us, and like now, no ones going to get it. kim radtke was killed deerfield struck the car she was in. with her... clenton hall of waterloo and katey pasqualini of milwaukee.. who also died... and brian f

he says the legal process is preventing him fox6's madeline anderson explains why the victim says he's having a hard time putting the crash behind him. the physical pain remains constant for kenneth lewis... three and a half months since he was the victim of a crash a block away from home. i had the second vertebrae to my spine was broken, i had nine broken ribs, two broken fingers.but the emotional anguish is worse... lewis says he can't file a clai insurance company to replace his totaled car or seek justice against those responsible without a police report of the incident. i havent gotten anything. you cant move forward without the police report. and they wont release it. the internal affairs keeps telling me its ready, even the incident report is ready, and i can go and get it, but they wont release it. on july 31st... milwaukee police say a 16-year-old driving a stolen toyota camry was speeding northbound on 42nd when he blew with lewis' car heading westbound on fairmount. officers were nearby but police say they were not pursuing the vehcile. on october 18th... the driver was cha

fox 6's madeline anderson explains why dassey is still behind bars despite the judge's order. after 10 years in prison... brendan dassey' of netflix's making a murderer could soon be a free man. district judge william duffin monday... ordering the center on wrongful convictions of youth applauding the news in a statement online: "we are in the process of making arrangements for his release and hope that brendan will be reunited with his family by thanksgiving. meanwhile the wisconsin department of justice says attorney general brad schimel intends to fight the decision by filing an emergency motion in the seventh circuit seeking a stay of this release order. milwaukee criminal defense lawyer chris cherella: i would imagine that the 7th circuit is going to issue a decison to that decision, sometime within the next week to 10 days or so.in 2005... a then 16-year-old dassey confessed to helping his uncle steven avery rape and kill theresa halbach. fast forward to 2016... judge duffin ruled in august... dassey's statement's to investigators were coerced. he overturned dassey's con

as fox6's madeline anderson found -- the results have stunned many, including the candidates. despite polls showing democrat russ feingold and republican incumbent ron johnson in a virtual tie heading into tuesday... johnson not only held onto his u-s senate seat... he received stronger support from wisconsin voters than republican presidential candidate donald trump. so what that means is what drew peo johnson and oh, by the way, i guess ill vote in the presidential election. in a sit- down interview this morning... johnson says the results are a reflection of voters' frustrations with the status quo. what people were looking for is real change. and they certainly recognized that secretary clinton, russ fiengold, theyve been career politicians for 30 years. last night... a baffled russ feingold urged supporters to show restrain in the midst of what he says could country's history. i really wanted to get this done. but obviously something is happening in this country, tonight. i dont understand it completely. uw-milwaukee professor mordecai lee calls the results a political re

meanwhile madeline..a grandmother is back at work full- time--and easing her physical legal in her home state. i'm doing it for a reason and it's helping. we've certainly not made her public enemy number one..we should not treat her as a criminal. i'm sorry...it's not fair..and i'm working hard to change that. sargent saw her bill die in committee last session but will be bringing it up again. assembly speaker robin vos says he's looking to see what the new congress does--as he says this is a federal issue--something the majority of weve tied our record high temperature for today! very windy tomorrow with highs in the middle 60s early then falling are possible in the afternoon. there is the chance for light rain and snow mix at night and into early saturday then expect decreasing clouds plus blustery and cold conditions. wind chills saturday tonight: partly cloudy. low: 55 wind: sw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a few afternoon showers possible. high: 65 wind: sw 20-30 mph saturday: lingering rain/snow mix then decreasing clouds. high: 38 wind: nw 25-35 mph sunday: mostly sunny and

kristen: former secretary of state madeline albright is campaigning for hillary clinton. show says the republican challenger donald trump is not fit for the job. ms. all bright: he does not understand what national security is all about. he doesn't have the temperament to be hillary clinton is the best prepared person ever to run for president of the united states. >> the clintons have just drifted further and further toward special interests, insider interests. you can see it in the wikileaks. you can see it in these e-mails really. kristen: u.s. senator from alabama jeff sessions spoke with volunteers at a local campaign office here campaigning for donald trump. mr. sessions: he is strong, a doer. he puts america first. kristen: several democrats including massachusetts u.s. senator elizabeth warren rallied volunteers before setting out to canvas the city. >> we're just making sure we get as many folks out voting tuesday as possible. i think we're ready to take our next step forward as a state. kristen: he says he feels confident going into the election. >> i think we d

welcome president matt >> hi my name is a madeline i'm a senior at the urban school of san francisco and the chair of the youth commission so as we talk about the new policies i'm reflect on the policies success in the past there's a memorandum of understanding between the sf police department and the sf school board and we really not to see that implemented yes. the youth commission received a complicate about mroebt cops arrest youth at a san francisco high school in front of their classmates and limited communication with the school personnel that could have helped to avert that situation we ask implementing the memorandum of understanding and making sure that the implementation that the training we've recommend for all police officers around interacting with youth is implemented as police officers are hired thank you very much for listening to the youth and trying to coordinate we know that is late we really, really appreciate your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioner president loftus i want to thank you for pointing out the oak rep analy

madeline anderson has details on what will happen during this transition. closed captioning will resume closed captioning will resume a judge has ordered dassey be released by friday . the u-s probation office will supervise dasey's release. steven avery is also working to have new evidence looked at in his case. academy about his award... after not returning their calls for weeks. and it looks like he won't be at the award ceremony next month. dylan wrote the swedish academy a letter... saying he has pre-existing commitments. but the academy says dylan was honored to receive the nobel prize for literature. dylan will still get the prize and honor... the only requirement is that he presents a nobel lecture within 6 months. dylan is the first songwriter to win a nobel prize. some kids are just as tired as most adults of seeing people fight over the elec so they are doing something about it. "(addie morlan/ joyologist) "we're trying to like get the drama to go away, but like, it's kind of hard to get everybody to stop." " meet addie... founder of the "joyolog