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forced her 3 year-old daughter to drink liquid motrin... then liquid tylenol.... and gave her 1-year-old son ?teething pain tablets?... before suffocating both of them with plastic bags. she's been in jail on five (m) million dollar cash bond--- bonds ever set in kenosha county. 3 the forest county potawatomi annual "hunting moon" pow wow starts today.it's a centuries- long native american tradition ... that involves dancing.. singing and drums. more than 600 dancers and 25 drum groups from across the country are expected to perform during the 3-day event. it's free and open to the public.doors open at the uw-milwaukee panther arena at 3 this afternoon. 3 internationally recognized milwaukee artist- niki johnson- will unveil her luncheon today.the art is made out of signage from five planned parenthood health centers in wisconsin... that were de-funded under the walker administration. johnson will also receive the "2017 voices award" during the celebration. the planned parenthood luncheon is taking place at potawatomi hotel and casino in milwaukee this afternoon.

. >> he was taking the high doses of motrin. i was at work, and he called me, i think i had a bleed. it wasn't the ulcer that was bleeding, it was the tumor that was bleeding. the goal was to get him as much time as we >> reporter: less than a month later, pete was gone. >> it was so fast. >> reporter: years of battling fires and chemicals was what led to cancer. with flowers from the service still hanging in their home and surrounded by memories michelle finds it her calling to help other firefighters. >> start getting the word out about how serious cancer is in the fire service is, but also what can we do to help prevent this from happening to somebody else. >> reporter: pushing for changes within the fire service, everyone. >> it's an eye opener, from diagnosis to death on pete, it was a year. like i said, you would never know he was sick a day in his life. >> reporter: michelle and pete had two kids together, a lifetime of love. dreams still to be pursued. now, no more. >> as a wife, best friend, how much do you miss him? >>