the milwaukee county all available squads as well as heavy equipment to assist milwaukee 10p open we are following breaking news of a disturbance tonight in the area of sherman and auer. this is video posted to facebook tonight of the scene. people have assembled in the area.... as have a large number of police officers. at this point we know that a car has been set on fire.... and bricks have been thrown at a milwaukee fire truck. the milwaukee county sheriff's office tells us they are sending all available squads as well as 10p open we are following breaking news of a disturbance tonight in the area of sherman and auer. this is video posted to facebook tonight of the scene. witnesses tell us dozens of people have assembled in the area.... as have a at this point we know that a car has been set on fire.... and bricks have been thrown at a milwaukee fire truck. the milwaukee county sheriff's office tells us they are sending all available squads as well as heavy equipment to assist milwaukee 10p open area of sherman and auer. this is video posted to facebook tonight of the scene. witn

milwaukee. >> families are waking up after a second night of violence in the sherman park neighborhood. protestor were arrested overnight. we'll have more coming up in a live report coming up after the stay with us, you are watching when i have a headache, i don't want to put my life on hold. i've got a big night planned with my friends. and i want to enjoy every moment of it. and for some, headache relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin specializes in treating headaches. which is why moments lost to headaches are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] >> welcome back. president obama is being updated on the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. >> president obama has been updated on the situation there in milwaukee and briefed by the senior advisor and offering the administration cease support for president is vacationing in martha's vineyard. so far the national guard has not been requested to the scene. >> thank you. 6:14. second night of unrest in milwaukee and state of emergency i

now at seven --- unrest in milwaukee. we're following breaking news after a night of violence in the city. it all started saturday afternoon -- with an officer involved shooting in people took to the streets -- looting local businesses... and starting multiple fires. milwaukee police tell us several people were taken into custody throughout the night. today -- officials say they are upping patrols. we're taking a look at the aftermath of what was the center of the chaos last night. this is the b-p gas station that was set on fire near sherman and auer -- you can see, it's completely charred. and the story is still breaking this morning -- as violence continued throughout the night. we have team coverage -- developments. julie collins is live at sherman park -- with the aftermath. angelica duria leads off our team coverage from 35th and burleigh with how it all began. much calmer scene compared to 8-10 hours ago. it was a very busy night for both milwaukee police and firefighters - after fires, looting, and riots hours ago

sherman boulevard in milwaukee. the nighttime closure will continue until further notice, per order of sheriff david arke. ### more calls for peace are planned for today - students at marquette will gather in less than half an hour at westowne square for "a prayer for peace."last night.. the marquette police department asked students on campus to stay inside as a precaution. while the national guard has been activated - milwaukee police want to make it clear that they were not deployed last night in the city. on sunday.. goveor "scott guard - which means they are ready to go if needed - but only on the call of police chief ed flynn. milwaukee county sheriff "david clarke" shed for the activation.he says it was important to utilize all resources to prevent a repeat of saturday. 3 the upheval, the choas we saw last night that threatens good law abiding people that destoryed businesses where people work as a means to support their family. some local leaders and community members say milwaukee should have seen this viol

another night of unrest in milwaukee. at least two officers were hurt overnight in the sherman park neighborhood. police say rocks, bricks, and bottles were thrown at officers. news chopper 12 also recorded video of a car that was set on fire then exploded. we'll have coverage throughout the morning. >> but first, weather watch 12 and a check of your work week forecast. >> sally is in the weather center for us this morning. good morning, sal. >> plenty of kids are still out of school but a lot of them have started and as we go to one of the last weeks of summer, the weather is good overall. patchy fog in the usual spots. the clouds are going to fill in today and partly cloudy skies and reaching up to the low 80s. racine, and the temperatures in at 66. you can see the clouds are filling in the south. the weather bell, some early morning fog and then sunshine. then for tomorrow, rain and storm chances really increase for us wednesday and again and friday, friday night and saturday. a couple of spotty showers for tomorrow a

closer look at milwaukee county temperatures. south milwaukee at 62. shorewood and 64. west dallas at 61. storm formats radar all is quiet this morning. if you're out the door this morning to church, we should have a very quiet morning across southeast wisconsin. looking good. by 7:00, 70 degrees. by 2:00, 80 degrees and 5:00, 82 degrees. increase in clouds later on this afternoon. we stay dry today but have a couple of rain chances down the road. we'll tell you when in just a few minutes. >> thank you. back to our breaking news. unrest overnight after a milwaukee police officer shoots an armed suspects. >> angry crowd looted and set fire to a number of businesses including a gas station. >> that's where rebecca is where comm rebecca? >> steve and julia, i'm out here at 35th and burleigh where quite a few businesses were hit by people looting. that includes jet beauty here. you can see windows here at the front of the store thrown out glass on the street here. come down the way over here. you can see these doors. actually are not the main doors into the building. they h

live on milwaukee's east side, ben jordan, today's tmj4. >> jordan, thank you. two men have been arrested in connection to the stabbing, their names have not been released. >> charles: here's a live look om starting to dry out after slow-moving clouds caused flash flooding dumping several inches of rain over a couple of hours. high water covered roads in milwaukee. john malan has been keeping an eye on all this. john, has the rain stopped? >> john: the rain has stopped in milwaukee county, some areas the rain has not stopped. look at the rainfall totals. nearly 3 inches in western parts of -- in west milwaukee, 2.60 in cudahy. 2 inches oak creek. greendale, 1.88. the rest of the area didn't get all that much rain. we'll take you back a few hours and show you that rain. watch it just blow up over southern milwaukee county and then move quickly too. you'll see it there, and move quickly to the south and east. we'll stop the radar and go in close, we'll so rainshowers left over racine. kenosha county, isolated rainshowers moving toward walworth county. this is the

ahead. 3 and even as this unrest in milwaukee unfolds...a new group of officers join the milwaukee police force. a report from that ceremony...coming up. 3 plus -- donald trump will visit milwaukee tomorrow... could the events of this past weekend reshape the message he brings to city? 3 we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming "i think some people watching these videos think we're in some sort of war with the community and we've got to win the fight, no we've got to maintain the peace." peace." 3 a clear mission from milwaukee police chief ed flynn today... and officers are committed to it... as they're prepared to hurt. thank you for joining us for the news at four thirty...we continue to monitor the situation in sherman park following two nights of unrest. unrest.saturday night --- businesses were burned, others damaged and looted following a deadly officer involved shooting. then came a day for healing and repair. only to be followed by more unrest last ni. night.the neighborhood remains relatively calm this afternoon-- and law enforcement hope to keep it that way by cl

another tense morning in milwaukee. it's the second day in a row that problems were reported in the sherman park neighborhood. news chopper 12 was flying above the area overnight as shots were fired, fires were set, and officers were attacked. we have team coverage of a situation that continues to get thankfully there were no major building fires overnight, but as you can see, at least one car was set on fire this morning which led to an explosion. >> later today, we expect to learn much more about everything authorities encountered this morning. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is live at police headquarters with the latest. tim. >> it's been another all hands on deck kind of morning for the milwaukee police department. they say they were prepared for the possibility of a second night of unrest and that's exactly what happened. overnight, large crowds showed up in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood. police officers and sheriff's deputies were on hand to keep the peace, but there were some confrontations. one person was hur

many retailers will be new to the milwaukee area. free people offers its own line of american bohemian apparel, intimates and swimwear. , most of their clothing is hand-dyed or handknit. kathy: don't want to think about -- it made me think about christmas when you said -- mark: oh, god. mark: the streak goes on. people are making fun of me have now on social media. 17 days of 80 degrees a warmer, and that will be tying the record. the all-time record for days of 80 degrees a warmer is only 22 it has been an amazingly warm stretch. we have only had four days of temperatures below average. 28 days, 70 degrees a warmer. the coldest day is 64 degrees. it has been mainly hot, hazy, and humid. a cool shot here taken from our stage in, a live picture looking to the south. and northern illinois. you can see that as a long ways away, but it is a pretty shot at 87 degrees was the high today. 61 dew point, so a little less sticky right now. it will get stickier again as we head into this forecast. a live look outside. this is maier festival par

the school's founder was born and raised in milwaukee and attended milwaukee public schools. he says the main goal of the new chter school is to get african american kids into the college of their choice. "we want them to standford, we want them to go to northwestern, we want them to go to the best school in the country and then be the leaders of this world, so for us the skies the limit for students." parents -- if you're still looking for a school for your student...milwaukee excellence is still accepting 6th graders. 3 coming up...a memorial mass was held today for the nun with milwaukee ties who was fatally stabbed along with a fellow sister in mississippi...more on how they're being remembered ahead. 3 and travelers run terrified from l-a-x after reports of an active shooter inside the airport...what investigators really think happened..next. 3 schuld will return with your news from around the nation held today for the nun with milwaukee ties found murdered with a fellow sister in their rural mississippi home last wee. week.a man has confessed to the crime, but fellow fa

live in milwaukee kk fox 6 news. mary thanks krystle we posted the entire statements of martha de la rosa, chris ahmuty and dameion perkins on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. search "body cam" -- or find the story on our home page. social media posts are lighting about the milwaukee officer who shot sylville smith -- and about smith himself. fox6's myra sanchick talked to one sherman park resident who knew both men -- and says neither deserves what is happening. she joins us live from sherman park with a story you will only see on fox 6. the department of justice is still investigating the shooting . one local man doesn't know if the officer and smith knew each other or crossed paths before one shot the other, but they had a few things in a friend. i think the image of both parties are being tarnished. sawi perry-- is a national guardsman and local rap artist trying to promote positive messages in light of the riots in his neighborhood. perry says he knew sylville smith, shot and killed by a milwaukee police

this time in milwaukee. cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live with more on why the gas station owner thinks its the same culprit. 1500 gallons of gas was taken from this gas station this month.according to the owners, the theives came here four separate times, taking hundreds of gallons each time. "probably like four thousand dollars.for their safety, the owners do not want to show their faces.four thousand dollars of gas was stolen from their pump this month."i'm mad and sad. this is surveillance video of the thieves taking hundreds of gallons last night. when the owners looked at their surveillance footage. they noticed something about the guy."it looks like the guy's the same. fat with a of stealing from a gas station in caledonia.we showed you this surveilance footage from the theft earlier this month. "he knows everything. maybe he's a technicianand the heist took place in a similar way -- it would happen late at night and multiple thieves would bypass the pump"the meter stops running and the gas cont

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke speaking out about the unrest in milwaukee.. he's blaming government dependence for the unrest. caught in the middle of all this-- a chapter of the boys and girls club is located right in the heart of sherman park. programs have not been interrupted by the violence happening the last been telling fox6 they are very grateful for the club staying open.. were told this location serves nearly 200 children and teens daily. 'the message is if you want a positive place for a young person to go. we are not suffering from lack of opportunity.' the boys and girls club in sherman park continues to add programs, adding to their teen center, and offering free memberships. they're trying to attract as many young people as possible. a storm system will move jus give far se wi a few showers this evening into the overnight. temperatures will fall through the 70s. becoming partly sunny on tuesday with a chance for a few t-storms...mainly at night. highs in the low-to-mid 80s and dewpoints in the upper 60s. thunderstorm chances continue on wednesd

a milwaukee police officer has been a vocal critic of police practices in milwaukee...but he is ?not? happy with the disturbance that broke out last night.cbs 58's kyle aevermann talked with hamilton today. 3 nate hamilton says violence and destruction isn't going to solve anything. that's why he and the coalition for justice took to the streets this morning to say enough is enough. and this entire city needs to come together. 22:4316 "it start with us, it starts with the community." nate hamilton coalition for justice walked burliegh avenue early this morning.... less than 12 hours after chaos errupted on this very street. street.nate hamilton 22:16:31 the people feel like they have nothing like they have no one so a gas station,a building, it just means just as little to them as anything else. hamliton's brother dontre was killed by a milwaukee police officer at red arrow park in downtown milwaukee in april of 2014. he said it was important reach out to this neighborhood.... that is now both phyically and emotionally in pieces.22:17:19 my job is to come out here and to encourage

, milwaukee county, and waukesha county. police were coordinating the district three police station here. the assistant police chief giving a briefing here at midnight. >> we are monitoring the situation from the communications center. we have our supervisors paying close attention to the calls for service in the rest of the city. we still have officers patrolling the rest of the city. we extended officers on their shifts so that incoming shifts are available to take calls for service. we call officers in from home, we tried to keep the burden on the current patrol force as minimal as possible, so they can continue to police our city and keep our neighborhoods safe. nick: as of midnight, police say there were at least three arrests, but we've seen several more. one young man brought out in handcuffs. we hear from the district attorney, john chisholm, coming live from district 3 headquarters, nick bohr, wisn 12 news. thema: sheldon dutes as his live this morning with more damage left behind. with the sun up, people are doing

the curfew in place tonight in milwaukee. after officers are targeted and injured, bricks thrown at their cars. all of this after an officer shoots and kills a man who police say was armed. >>> donald trump, amid reports of turmoil within his campaign, his new plan tonight to vet immigrants to this country. and we have the list of specific questions he now wants asked. >>> and the joe show.

live in milwaukee, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 the sherman park unrest isn't the first time protests in milwaukee have turned violent. nearly 50 years ago... people were killed and buildings burned during the 1967 riots. take a look at video we pulled from our archives. those riots in 1967 spanned several miles of the city and last around five days. and it wasn't just milwaukee. similar riots were happening all across the country that summer. four people were killed.. more than 100 injured.. and 15-thousand arrested in 1967. the street in half tracks. 50 caliber machine guns mounted on the half tracks to keep us out of the street, to enforce curfew. thats how bad it was. another point of contrast between the two protests... while the officer- involved shooting death of sylville smith sparked this most recent unrest... there wasn't one specific event things... like housing discrimination laws against black families. one young man is recovering from his scary experience at sherman park this weekend. 18-year-old ben

francis in milwaukee. her sister tells wisn 12 new her family is heartsick. >> i've been thinking of our lifetime together, and all the good times, and things we did together. that's what i've been think of. and missing her. just missing her. thema: sanders is being held in an undisclosed detention center, waiting for his initial court appearance. no word on a motive for the murders. questions still remain after the cousin of former marquette basketball star dwyane wade is police say 32-year-old nykea aldridge was pushing a stroller on the south side right by a school when she was caught in crossfire yesterday. the child was not hurt. police say aldridge was not the intended target. wade's mom was on the scene and spoke about the shooting. two people are being questioned by police. dwyane wade commented on twitter saying, "another act of senseless gun violence. 4 kids lost their mom for no reason. unreal. #enoughisenough." another chapter in the story of steven avery. his lawyer is now demanding new scient

milwaukee police would not confirm or deny the officer we the milwaukee police association declined to comment at this time. good news for some racine county residents who live along the lake michigan shoreline -- the concrete is coming yesterday homeowners along racine county's lake michigan shoreline take another step toward a solution to the bluff erosion -- this as u-s senator tammy baldwin takes a tour of the toppling coast. the permits for donated concrete are expected to be approved this week, meaning residents could begin utilizing them for temporary rep forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a few storms rolling through this morning with strong wind gusts and heavy rainfall at times. after well see partly sunny conditions through the midday and early afternoon. more showers and storms are possible later today and this evening. highs today will be in the mid 80s with dewpoints in the upper 60s. a area of high pressure calms us a bit on thursday with some sun and highs in the upper 80s and feeling hotter with high dewpoints yet again. more storms are expected late fr

in milwaukee derica williams, fox6 news. six people were displaced from the duplex damaged by the fire next door. the red cross is helping those affected. it's time for your news and weather together. the a-t-f is offering a reward of up to 10- thousand dollars for information that set fire to businesses over the weekend. eight businesses-- including the b-p gas station on sherman-- were set on fire between saturday night and sunday morning during the city's unrest. losses from those fires ?will likely exceed several million dollars. governor walker-- making stops at several churches today. he visited greater praise church and spoke with faith leaders there. walker also made a stop at city brook church-- in the area near sherman and burleigh. the governor-- along with city leaders-- the past few days, that the faith community has been essential to keeping the calm across the city. milwaukee city leaders meet today after the weekend of unrest. members of the common council were briefed by the police chief this morning... but

and it was not until 1991, he came back to milwaukee. due to the fact that, he wasted as saying, it was just too painful for him to come back to milwaukee. milwaukee.wilder kept his 3- year battle with alzhimers quiet. in a statement-- his family wrote-- it wasn't for vanity reasons.. but because him as anything other than willy wonka. the statement says "he simply couldn't bear the idea of one less smile in the world." donald trump's outreach to african-american voters took a hit after one of his supporters sent out a tweet showing hillary clinton black face. pastor mark burns is familiasight at trump rallies. but now b 'sk- also accused clinton of that pandering to voters. the incident comes as trump has voters in t each minority hicampaign is appealing to extremist nite ionalist groups. 3 "i still stand by what the image represents but i think that, you know, i should hae used bettejudgement."("these are racist ideas, race baiting " ideas."clinton has been off the campaigntrail focusing on fundraising and preparation for the upcoming

it's move in day for freshmen in milwaukee. details in new guidelines for students to keep their healthy this semester. -- keep them healthy this semester. plus, a growing number of teens are reaching for e-cigarettes, but not to get a nicotine fix. the reason many say they have picked up the habit. and meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center with the foggy sunday details. jeremy: good morning. threaten the foggy start to the day. when the fog lifts and sunshine returns to your forecast, coming up. you are watching wisn 12 news the news team you trust. like wisn 12 news on facebook don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. with flonase, more complete relief means enjoyment of every beautiful moment. flonase, six is greater t

. >> the chief of police here in milwaukee and with the mayor of milwaukee, chief flynn earlier we met with attorney general done bar the wisconsin national guard i was thanking 123 individuals from the national area purely as a caution to be of assistance. they are here to provide that i said i activate them early sunday morning to let the people know they are not out opt streets. they were not deployed directly too streets, but rather as a resource, particularly for those law enforcement officials here in milwaukee and the county, that after a couple long few days make sure they have the support t keep themselves safe, but provide a professional manner so far and do so in a way that ensureathize safety of all of our citizens in milwaukee and all across the state of wisconsin. an update in addition to saying thank you and thank officers here and thank them and their families. the family of law enforcement in this community, i want to thank i want to reiterate something i said yesterday when i was here in town that is both of my children were born at saint joseph's hospital a few block

the director of milwaukee county players in lake park. tonight, what he's demanding from the make ergs of that popular smartphone game. that's coming up next on the now: milwaukee. so stick around. >> we definitely will. thank you, steve. >> if you're going out tonight, small threat of an isolated shower, probably around 8:00. good evening, i'm steve chamraz, welcome to the now milwaukee... milwaukee county parks have had enough with one of the summer's biggest crazes. they want the people behind

milwaukee's southside.. there has been a shooting death near milwaukee police district 6. that's near 27th and oklahoma. our jenna sachs is there live on now to tonight's big story - healing milwaukee.. the city and its people are moving forward from last weekend's violence.. we have team the prayers for peace. but first our ashley sears with the latest on the investigation. ashley? state investigators are calling on the public for help. asking for online tips-- about the officer involved shooting. it's been five days--- since yellow tape block streets near 44th and auer-- now that police have left the scene-- the investigation hasn't stopped. the state department of the case-- gathering information about what happened during that fatal officer involved shooting--that killed 23-year-old slyville smith. now--investigators ask the public for anonymous online tips-- anyone with information related to the case can sumbit what they know, straight to the d-o-j. meantime-- 35:13 right now, we need to be finding a way to move forward and to heal. at a news conference--thursda y---

he was a student at washington high school on milwaukee's north side. 3 it's move in day at u- w-milwaukee. this is a live look at campus....where 43-hundred students will soon takeover the streets move into their residence halls and apartments. were assigned move-in times to keep the traffic flow moving around campus parking lots. one thing to keep in mind- incoming students cannot bring micowaves, toasters, hammocks or space heaters. and that's your news on the go.. time check now 6:58.. here's meteorologist michael hl alert weather. 3 .today...areas of fog in the morning. mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms. highs in the lower 80s. southwest winds up to 5 mph. .tonight...mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. lows in the mid 60s. west winds up to 5 mph shifting to the north after midnight. .wednesday...partly sunny in the morning then clearing. highs in the mid 70s. northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 50s. highs in the lower 70s. north winds 10 to 15 mph. 3 3 3 >>> good mornin

lows 3 it's happening right now in milwaukee, a back to school party hosted by the milwaukee bucks.this is a live picture from schlitz park where 300-milwaukee students have been invited to shop for supplies for the upcoming school year.there's also entertainment from bucks mascot bango, the rim rockers ?and? from celebrity guests 'run-m-c.'this party is called the "jam master jay back to school bash" in honor of the late member of run dmc who, we're told, d a special place in his heart for milwaukee. a lot of energy around milwaukee as the new school year approaches. approaches. -nats teachers chee- cheer-for the second year in a a pep rally at the bmo harris bradley center today. they heard passionate speeches from mayor barrett and from mps superintendent dr. darienne driver.....but maybe most impressive were the words of a high school student who moved here from uganda...and who saluted mps for giving students second chances. biluge ntabla/mps student "that kid that got a lower grade. that kid that always get into fights. and that kid that got suspended. the same kid got a diploma.

a tense night in milwaukee. several fires -- six of them, primarily in the sherman park neighborhood. those fires followed an fatal officer-involved shooting, saturday afternoon, in the area. here's a live look at the o'reilly auto parts near 35th and relied. -- free rely -- and burleigh. thema: ben hutchison has been on this story all morning. ben is live near the b.p. gas station at sherman and burleigh -- which is now destroyed. ben: there isn't much left of the gas station, a complete file kyle -- pile of rubble. about 11:00 last night, at 44th and burleigh, there were a lot of police in the area. it was just too dangerous. next we had an incident where we were sitting in our car, me into photojournalists, and at that time, we saw someone pull a gun in the middle of the street and started firing. they ran by our car is a continued firing, we unfortunately, none of the bullets when in our direction. that was an extremely good result in a potentially very bad situation. we left right away and continued to watc

streets can be fined by milwaukee police. this is a live look at the scene near sherman park. we are told police chief ed flynn will be speaking within the next half hour. we'll bring it to you live. but let's start with our jenna sachs. she's live near sherman park. in addition to the curfew-- the park closed at 6 o'clock. but do people seem to be following these new rules, jenna? it is 10 p-m and that means ... this curfew is now in effect. right now ... ad lib latest spoke with a number of people today ...about what tonight may others hope for peace. just feet away ... from a charred and collapsing gas station. tamesha russell is giving away free cupcakes and hugs. shes showing her young son ... you dont perpetuate violence its been a very, very positive response. weve got a lot of hugs and a lot of people, a lot of smiles and thats the goal of it all. after two nights of violence in the area surrounding sherman park ... the sheriffs office closes the park early ... at 6 p-m. the crowd leaves without incident. as deputies

"look at what is happening in milwaukee right now. we've got urgent work to do to rebuild trust between police and communities and get back to the fundamental principle. everyone should respected by the law." that was clinton addressing a crowd in pennsylvania.. now-- republican nominee donald trump on the other hand-- did not address the unrest during his campaign speech in ohio yesterday.. but we could hear more from him today. his presidential campaign is stopping in south eastern wisconsin today. he'll hold a fundraiser in milwaukee before traveling to the washington county fair grounds as record flooding continues to take a toll on southern louisiana. more than 20-thousand people have been rescued from their homes, and eleven-thousand are staying in shelters. over the weekend -- more than 20 inches of rain fell in and around baton rouge. a different scene at sherman park last night-- it was much calmer than it had been over the weekend. we're continuing our team coverage of the recent unrest... crews have responded to several fir

once students are back in class, the curfew in milwaukee will be 10 arson that occurred during milwaukee's unrest. this man was caught on surveillance inside m-j-m liquor..after it was broken into and before it was set on fire. police are now asking for the public's help in identifying the man in this picture-- anyone who has any information on this case, or identifies the person in the picture, is asked to call milwaukee police or the a-t-f. wisconsin attorney general brad schimel says he's worried the evidence the investigation if it's made public too soon. sylville smith was shot and killed near 44th and auer back on august 13th. authorities say smith was trying to get away from police. mayor barrett says footage from the officer's body camera clearly shows smith holding a handgun. and while schmimel won't release it.... he says he understands why the mayor revealed information about the still frame he saw from the video. safety and calm in the city and i think what he did was a reasonable decision to release a small piece of information. schimel says there is no time line to finish the

milwaukee? police busy. busy.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from m-p-d district 7 with the lastest on what happened overnight.kyle? take a look as the sun begins to rise on this monday morning. things are a lot more calm, few days can still be felt.it was a busy night for police.... mpd tweeted just after 2 that they were restoring peace in the area of sherman park.milwaukee police responded to at least 4 incidents of shots fired overnight.poluce used armored vehicles who was hit by gun fire.that person's condition is unknown that this point.we saw mpd tweet that protesters were throwing bricks, rocks and glass bottles at them and their patrol cars.we know that a number of people were arrested by police last night. our cameras captured some of those arrest.police have not told us how many people are in custody. we are hoping to get some sort of update from police this morning. of course we will continue to ask questions and bring you updates as the day gets started. milwaukee police responded to at le

and milwaukee came in 147th. flag expert ted kaye and milwaukee historian john gurda, among the panel helping shrink the field. were looking for a unique symbol. a unique color pallet. with very strong symbolism. each design they pick up-- i guess what i am looking for is movement, beauty, and meaning. or i like a lot of the angles. you can seea similarity between those two. moves on to the next round. i truly believe we deserve to have surely--- hundreds of designs--- are narrowed down. id like to welcome you on behalf of the aiga, and greater together. and unveiled. this started as a very simple idea. that milwaukee is a great city with a great future and in turn, needs a great flag. then in the corner there is a blue stripe also which represents the milwaukee river system. at city hall joel lange is looking up at his entry. i drew like 50 of them because i was bored one day. and im a student so i was taking a study break, so i started drawing different flags. he's made the top 50. today is an unbelievable day.

in milwaukee, terry sater, wisn 12 news. kathy: sheehy says some business leaders already had plans in the works to invest more in the sherman park neighborhood before this week's unrest. people who lost their jobs from the business fires over the weekend get some help along with others looking for work. pastors at the lord's way international church brought businesses together today for a job fair. applicants got interviews on the spot. the organizer stressed unity as a reason for holding the fair. >> the worst thing that we can do right now is become divided. not even just as a race, not even as a culture but as a , people period. because we all survive together, we all live together. kathy: church leaders say they hope to have more job fairs in the future. joyce: chicago's top cop recommends seven police officers be fired after the fatal there two years ago. an inspector general's report concluded the officers filed false police reports, which contradicted video of the shooting. laquan mcdonald was shot 16 times. the offi

in the wake of unrest in milwaukee... some youth group leaders are begging adults and parents to be more active in childrens lives. every week, a group called 'we all we got' meets at the boys club to discuss revitalizing sherman park. this weeks discussion takes on a different tone... fox6s bret lemoine continues our coverage, live from sherman park... leaders are worried because this park is normally a safe place for kids to play, have a meal... and just have fun. but now that it is closing every night at 6 p-m... there are concerns about where these kids are going now. its a discussion that occasionally veered into debate... trained to interact with the people in this community.' sherman park has been closing each night at 6pm since rioting began last weekend. its been an unforeseen consequence... neighborhood kids losing a place to play and feel safe. bg 'theres a lot of frustration out there. theyre looking for resources to come into the area.' barry givens is head of the shermanp months, hes held meetings at the boy

the news hasn't all been bad from milwaukee. children's hospital is opening up a new clinic in midtown. it's big news for parents in the area. area.cbs 58's christine flores is live at the clinic on 54th 3 3 on the eve of another visit to presidential candidate donald trump delivers a speech laying out his foregn policy plans. plans."we will be tough and will be even extreme...extreme." 3 the speech in ohio largely targeted radical islam. trump called for a new "ideological screening test" for people who want to immigrate to america....a policy he called "overdue.tomorrow, trump makes two stops in milwaukee....one waukesha county fair in west bend.the most recent marquette political poll shows trump trailing hillary clinton among likely voters in wisconsin by 15-percentage points. new tonight-- a milwaukee murder victim has been identifi. identified. police say 32-year old paris mcdaniel was shot and killed sunday. it happened near 27th and lisbon..a man who says he is the brother of the victim says mcdaniel was shot by a man du

in the wake of the unrest in milwaukee... some are calling on the city to hire more police officers. but, as the city prepares its 2017 budget... milwaukee mayor tom barrett wants you to know... its a much more complex issue. fox6s bret lemoine has more from downtown. its a numbers game for the city of milwaukee... as officials consider the 20-17 budget. the biggest line item by far is the tb 'you can see why this can become a tense conversation. the one thing you cant do at the city level is you cant print money.' milwaukee mayor tom barrett explains to a large crowd tuesday night... adding more staff at m-p-d wont be easy. barrett is requesting 28- million dollars more for m-p-d than what was budgeted for this year. the police department accounts for more than 300-million dollars of the citys proposed billion and a half dollar now exceeds the tax levy for the entire city of milwaukee.' barrett says the police department budget has steadily increased over the years... while state funding has dried up. state shared revenue is

milwaukee police officers and 100 milwaukee county sheriffs deputies were in this are last night as a large crowd gathered here. the crowd swelled as officers lined the street with riot gear on. just before 11 pm shots were fired and an 18-year old was hit. it became a traffic nightmare as police used an armored vehical to rescue the shooting victim. a police officer was also taken to the hospital after a rock was thrown and broke a squad cars windshield. around 2:30 officers used megaphones to tell arrets wil be made. the wisconsin national guard was activated on sunday but they have not been deployed to this area yet. reporting live near sherman and burleigh - julie collins. fox 6 news. drivers hitting the roads this morning will have to deal with a major closure at the zoo interchange. and it's going to be an issue for a long time... carl deffenbaugh joins us now with more. it's something we've warned you about for weeks now, but today goes into effect. as of this morning, the ramp from i-94 east onto i-41 north is shutdown, and it won't open again until late spring of 2017. offici

milwaukee.hear what milwaukee's police cheif has to say.... about keeping the 3 and - a triple shooting leaves one man dead and two others hurt. hear from a chaplain who talked to people at the scene. 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...roads are in great shape...lanes will be closed overnight between the hale and the zoo interchanges...details on that plus the latest on your wednesday morning drive is coming up in ready traffic...the cbs 58 morning news starts right now. good morning.. it's wednesday, august 31-st.i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell. a change in temps today.it's a bit cooler and it's windy! we begin with meteorologist justin thompson gee for acheck of ready weather. 3 ((30 seconds tz)) tz))today: a few clouds and still a touch muggy in the morning becoming sunny and comfortable by afternoon. cooler with highs in the middle 70s. wind: ne 5-15 mph. tonight: clear sky. little chilly with lows in the upper 50s. wind: ne 5-15 mph.week's end: stays a little ch f most student's first day of school on thursday with j

later in the evening -- 150 milwaukee police officers and 100 milwaukee county sheriffs deputies were in this are last night as a large crowd gathered here. the crowd swelled as officers lined the street with fired and an 18-year old was hit. it became a traffic nightmare as police used an armored vehical to rescue the shooting victim. a police officer was also taken to the hospital after a rock was thrown and broke a squad cars windshield. around 2:30 officers used megaphones to tell the crowd they needed to leave or arrets wil be made. the wisconsin national guard was activated on sunday but they have not tell the crowd they needed to leave or arrets wil be made. activated on sunday but they have not been deployed to this area yet. reporting live near sherman and burleigh - julie collins. fox 6 news. police have been on alert since the protests broke out coverage with derica williams -- who joins us live from the police administration building responding protecting and restoring order. law enforcement is out in full force this morning after perpetrators looted, set fire and shot at

milwaukee county deputies and milwaukee police shut down sherman park tonight in an effort to stop the unrest that's happened on milwaukee's north side the past two nights. nights.along with closing sherman park -- no one under the age of 18 can be on the streets anywhere in the city, now that it's 10 o'clock.cbs 58's amanda porterfield has been out at day.. amanda what are you seeing? some of the groups who had to leave sherman park, came here to an area across the street. this is where sylville smith's family has was selling food to raise money for his funeral. smith is the 23 year old who was shot and killed by a mpd officer while running away with a gun in his hand. for the most part things were peaceful here tonight. a heavy area, and we have reports that two men were taken in handcuffs. no word on whether they were arrested or why. when the second arrest happened that's when things got heated. large crowd moved across the street, people very upset that the young man was detained without a clear answer. but after a few minutes that crowd slimmed down and people either dispersed or

milwaukee." some of the businesses involved include the milwaukee bucks... mauette... and northstern tual. 3 new y at four --- more than one million people atded the wisonsin state fair this year. the final totwas e-million-15- thousand and 815 people.they all came to enjoy everything the faihas to offer. inclung am pu.. a state fr erer. ere onewere million tythousles taae 55-?0thousand real wiscon grilled cheese sandwiches serve and to celebrate kle's is brewers tickets! tickets! they set in the aften.the fi thousa people to stop and ke a nation t feeding america --- got a free lunch. "the brewers aren't home for a game today but we decided to have a party here anyway, promoting national bratwurst day and helpiut feeding am erica stern wisconsin. "come on out to milr park, have sofun!" un!" the first one-hundred people also got free brewers tickets. people were invited to drive thru and make eir donation or park and hang out for a while...and visit with the racing sausages. 3 r full readyct wi ed highs approach 90 witn thursday and friday. looking to slitly cool into

in milwaukee. there is still a dense fog advisory for the counties shaded in greg. i goes until 10:00 a.m. even some locations within these counties are seeing sunshine this morning, while othe zero. burlington is not in the advisory, but you do have some lovely thick fog in spots. filipacchi were we have the dense fog in lakeshore areas. -- fairly patchy where we have the dense fog elixir areas. it is sunshine in milwaukee at 67 degrees, we keep the sticky feel in the air as we go there today. more sunshine by midday as the fog is gone. 80. we talk about changes in the seven-day forecast, coming up. thema: thank you, jeremy. right now, a man is recovering in the hospital after a shooting on milwaukee's northwest side. milwaukee police aren't releasing many details about what led up to the shooting. we do know it happened just after 1:00 this morning near 34th and silver spring. we are told the victim is an adult male and he is recovering at froetdert this morning. new from overnight, a man is shot

one with ties to milwaukee.. will be laid to rest this week.we look ahead to their funerals. 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...another busy overnight is ahead around the zoo interchange...details on those overnight closures plus an update on your tuesday morning drive is coming up in ready traffic...the cbs 58 morning news starts right now. go morning.. it's tuesday, august 30-th.i'm jessica tighe. tighand i'm kate chappell. we have storm chances today. that can certainly put a damper on this move-in day at uwm. let's get straight to meteorologist michael schlesinger to time things out for us. 3 ((30 seconds tz)) tz)).today...areas of fog in the morning. mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of light showers and de lower 80s. southwest winds up to 5 mph. .tonight...mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. lows in the mid 60s. west winds up to 5 mph shifting to the north after midnight. .wednesday...partly sunny in the morning then clearing. highs in the mid 70s. northeast wind

milwaukee public schools... the national science foundation just gave them a nearly 2 and half million dollar grant. the money will be used to improve math and science programs in milwa 25 m-p-s teachers will be trained in personalized professional development and classroom-based research. those teachers will then work with u- w-m faculty and m-p-s district leaders to take what they've learned to other teachers across the state. july home sales in wisconsin dropped compared to last year -- but it's still the second-highest mark since 2005. the reason: - realtors say there's not enough inventory. still overall sales are still up more than 3-percent this well. the median home sale - 170-thousand dollars. for more business news - go to fox 6 now dot com for a link to the business journal. adlib to wx weather increasing clouds tonight with temperatures falling into the 70s. overnight. we will have off-and-on chances for thunderstorms throughout the day wednesday with a high around 80. a few thunderstorms could linge

it's adoptapolooza at the milwaukee area domestic a it's adoptapolooza at the milwaukee area domestic animal control commission. that means they're adopting out some animals out for free! the promotion runs through the end of october. fees for adult cats are waived...and adult pit bull mixes are 45 dollars. some dogs who have been at the shelter for a few weeks are free. still to come on wake up at eight -- the beef lady is here with a easy recipe and you only need to dirty up open to the public. we check in with t-m-z to find out when you can see inside paisley park. and are we alone? after the break --- details on a new earth like planet that could switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. 'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i j

reporting live in downtown milwaukee... madeline anderson coverage of the milwaukee unrest when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. look for the link atop our home page. and of course our coverage doesn't stop there. the boys and girls club is right in the heart of sherman park. coming up-- the affect the unrest has had on neighborhood kids. and later-- the fox6 investigators take a closer look at the man who's death prompted it all. the clouds have rolled in and rain chances creep back into the forecast. i'll when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible over the last 48 hours-- scenes like this one have been far too common around sherman

milwaukee's streets. the non-profit provides properly bury the victims. the second annual walk this weekend brought out twice as many people as last year -- organizers say they appreciate the support but their growing numbers mean the violence isn't stopping. 'this is an organization that helps on the back end. if we had the ability to halt all crime and violence than organizations like this wouldnt need to exist but realizing theres a huge need.' to learn more about the organization or for more. as we go to break we continue to follow the breaking news from overnight --- after more violence on the streets of milwaukee for a second straight night. continuing team coverage shots fired... businesses torched... for the second night in a row-- police battle chaos filling the streets of milwaukee... after an officer shoots and kills a armed suspect. we're taking a look at the destruction the activists left behind, and hearing from the suspect's father, who says-- he blames himself. good morning and welcome bac