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our ashley sears was there as the situation became tense. she has left the area due to safety concerns-- and joins us live from district one with the latest. it has been a very volatile evening. police advised us--it would not be safe to stay on the scene. this an m-p-d a squad car had its windows smashed, another squad was set on fire. the scene has been very tense--following this officer involved shooting. police tape blocks several streets-- as officers and squads line the scene. near 44th and auer-- 48:59 i heard bang, bang, bang, three shots and i knew they were gun shots. grabbed her 4-year- old great grand daughter and ran inside. 49:18 it sounded too close to us. this time it was just so close. then we went in the house and locked the door. police say around 3:30 saturday afternoon-- two officers attempted to stop a vehicle--when the two men inside--ran. 58:44 one man was armed with a handgun. an officer confronted that man in a gangway and the officer fired shots and that man is deceased. police say the 23-year-old was armed with a

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that's where we find our ashley sears tonight. supporters gathered here earlier tonight at the waukesha county republican office. drumming up support for senator johnson. the incumbent republican senator did not have a challenger in this primary. he focused tonight on his opponent come november, russ feingold. ca who will bamboozle wisconsin. stop sot he's going to make all kinds of phony promises. he's going to continue to mortgage our children's future. that's why i stepped up six years ago. i was panicked for this nation. i saw all these deficits of over a trillion dollars a year. senator johnson rallied the base. encouraging them to continue make calls, knock on doors and get wisconsin out to the polls in november. live in waukesha, ashley sears don't forget-- we've posted this race and all the others on our website. so for the latest results-- visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the heat is back! weather experts tom wachs joins us from the deck tonight. get ready for more heat and humidity along with a chance for thu

live in waukesha, ashley sears fox 6 news. ted thanks ashley don't forget-- we've posted this race and all the others on our visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the heat is back! weather experts tom wachs joins us from the deck tonight. get ready for more heat and humidity along with a chance for thunderstorms. i'll have your fox6 forecast coming up. plus-- death, another fatally stabbed. the latest on the investigation-- and a vigil to remember one of the victims-- next. and later-- she's just 12 years old and she saved her dad's life. high honors for a salem sfx: birds chirping powerball... one second, you're tackling the to-do. the next thing you know, life takes off. sfx: rumbling of small jet engine from the wisconsin lottery. election results tonight-- in the democratic primary for the 4th district primary race -- it wasn't even close -- as incumbent "gwen moore" easily defeats her challenger gary george. george is a former state senator who wasr office-- and a convicted felon. moore has had that seat for more t

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fox 6's ashley sears is live near sherman park with his plans. continuing with his business. out here near sherman park, people remain peaceful. neighbors and business owners hope it stays that way. 12:08 it's been a stressful couple of days. it's not easy-- nats to see your life's work--reduced to ashes. 11:34 trying to keep my faith and just...it wears on you. in the early morning hours su as his business a to z wholesale--burn. lit on fire--by violent protesters. 13:10 why my business? why all these other businesses are targeted? since then-- mulheron has returned each day-- trying to get back inside the place he's owned for 14 years. 12:57 heartbreaking... 6 seconds speaking with investigators from milwaukee police and atf-- it's unimaginable what's happening around the city. his family-- 31:29 really emotional, really mulheron--trying to keep him focused. 31:48 i'm just worried that he's just, he's just going to break down. this is his son adam's first time seeing the destruction up close. 30:04 me being angry is not going to fix this. it's not going to take back what's

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there were a handful of protesters inside the event -- ashley sears has more on that. but we begin with theo keith tonight. he has more on pence's message. pence told this crowd that its trumps avoidance of political correctness that helps make him trump to stick to the script as he tries to climb back into the race. just yesterday, the marquette poll showed clinton surging to a 15-point lead. nats - walker and pence on stage mike pence promotes donald trump in a state that hasnt warmed up to him. if you want a president who will upend the status quo in washington dc, and uphold the constitution of the my friends in wisconsin we have but one choice the room was mostly - but not completely - full. governor scott walker, who skipped trumps rally in green bay last week, introduced pence here. they praised one another. he is a leader whos going to be a great leader not just for indiana, but come this january, he is going to join the team that helps turn america around again, and makes america great again! pences speech was interrupted three times by protesters... nats - di

fox 6's ashley sears was there with him. she is live near sherman park tonight with what it looked like. we spoke with gary mulheron and his son last night as they today--they did--the damage worse than they ever imagined. 00:26 14 years and it all goes up in smoke. a heartbreaking sight-- as gary mulheron examines what's left of his business. 04:04 this is a little traumatic. a to z wholesale was set on fire during milwaukee's weekend of unrest. the inside destroyed--- gone, grand kid pictures are gone. ash and rubble cover the floor-- 42:16 this is really, really crushing. juice and soda inventory destroyed by the flames. 41:01 looks like labels were melting off the bottles. mulheron's son adam-- 44:57 i know what he's feeling. tries to comfort his dad-- i know he's hurting. salvaging what he can from the destruction-- an old coat-- now becomes a symbol of resilience. 43:32 i'm going to do what i can with it and frame it. damaged, but not destroyed by flames, smoke and heat-- it is just like his dad--a fix up the building-

live downtown, ashley sears fox 6 news. brad thanks ashley as for donald trump-- he campaigned in florida today. in orlando-- he met with a group his opponent hillary clinton was in warren, michigan. today she gave an economic address-- calling trump "untrustworthy". he was a young graduate with a bright future. but 18-year-old angelo young was shot and killed in a robbery just over a year ago. tonight-- a detective speaks exclusively with fox6 about two key clues-- that could lead them to young's killers. and-- quite the sight! a stolen car ends up in a retention pond in kenosha. that story is coming fire at a franklin industrial park really was. firefighters say it caused 3-million dollars worth of damage. it broke out yesterday on a battery bank inside s & c putting it out-- because the chemicals in the batteries react with water. a bizarre investigation in kenosha-- after a stolen s-u-v is found in a retention pond. a semi driver called it in early this morning. it took the fire department about 2 hours to tow the s-u-v

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reporting in milwau sears fox 6 news. it will take a long time to clean up the damage done in last night's unrest. but a rift that might take even longer to heal -- the damage done to the community living there. fox6's julie collins is live at sherman and burleigh with how city leaders are calling for unity. there is a strong police presence throughout the city the city saw unrest and riots on the north side. rollvo: shortly after midnight barrett held a news conference.. during that chaos the mayor hl alderman joined in to discuss what they can do it make this city a safer place. the words "we need to restore order and calm" were repeated several times among all the city leaders. alderman khalif rainey, who represents the sherman park area talked about the african american people being tired of the unjustice they live here in milwaukee. he says the violence the city saw last night was not justified however, the racism in the city needs to rectified. alderman ashanti "our city is in turmoil tonight, we all have to work to

ashley sears fox 6 news. meanwhile -- federal agents continue to investigate the businesses set on fire during the violent protests in the sherman park neighborhood. demolition crews helped the a-t-f sift through the rubble this week at o'reilly auto parts. it's among at least three businesses that will have to be completely torn down. view the damage. he says he's been in contact with the property owners. "i told them the city would love to word with them we would love to have them rebuild and to send the message and the reality that we wont coward because of this." losses will likely exceed several million dollars. the atf is offering a 10-thousand-dollar reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of someone involved. still -- no charges have been filed against the 41-people arrested during the unrest. the district attorney's office tells us the felony cas review. the misdemeanor offenders are being told to come into the d-a's office in a couple of weeks. adlib to weather it's been a dre

ashley sears fox six news. this past week we've seen several community leaders and faith based groups come together --working on a plan on to rebuild this city. julie collins joins us live from the sherman park lutheran church good morning derica -- just 7 days ago and this neighborhood was a completely difference scene -- local businesses burned, the sounds of gunfire peppered the air and throngs of people took to the streets. many looting while others began rallies chanting in the streets -- some through glass bottles and other objects at the police. authorities were able to stem unrest over the next few days....and the community started to show signs of picking itself back up, with a goal of never letting similar scenes onto the city's streets again. yesterday mayor barrett met with the owners of the businesses that were affected by last weekend's unrest. and says the city plans to work with them in hopes of keeping their business in the community and employing workers from that area. despite the violence th

live near sherman park, ashley sears fox 6 news. tracking the milwaukee unrest for several days now. view all of our extensive coverage on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. there's a link atop our home page. you decide coverage now.. republican presidential nominee donald trump in our area today. he met with local officials at the war memorial for what he called a "law enforcement round table." sheriff david clarke says they talked public safety issues - including making sure the enforcement. theo keith and jenna sachs are live in west bend.. let's start with theo. glenn grothman says: "every country should have borders...we love immigrants, but every country needs borders "build the wall! build the wall!" "build the wall! build the wall!" duffy says: "donald trump is not too far away, so don't boo me quite you. he's coming. i know it's hot out sweating" donald trump drew an enthusiastic crowd to washington county tonight-- and some protesters. fox six's jenna sachs spoke with ... with their thoughts leading up to trump's appe

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live in waukesha, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ashley turning to the state senate race for the 4th district seat.. incumbent senator lena taylor being challenged by state representative mandela barnes .. taylor will keep her seat. race - ben handelman is with the taylor camp in milwaukee and krystle kacner is with the barnes camp in glendale. ben let's start with you and the incumbent. good evenng guys. welcome to the big eazy restaurant. we've had some jazz playing. and they are celebrating. senator taylor voted this morning at rufus king high school. we're told she was out trying to get voters to the polls all the way up until the wire. eventually she'll make her way here. steph thanks ben the 4th senate district in 2004 and has never before faced a primary challenge. representative mandela barnes announced back in april that he was up for it.. krystle kacner is live in glendale with the barnes camp. there's an array of emotions earlier.. she says she is a bundle of nerves tonight.. others - riding a wave of excitem

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fox 6's ashley sears sat down with the owner-- only on fox 6. nats demolition is underway-- at the corner of sherman and burleigh-- pakhar singh looks on--at what's left of his b-p gas station. i'm still sad. you know? nearly one week after chaos-- singh opens up about nearly losing everything. been there 10 years. the whole neighborhood is just like my own family. we really love each other. i know all the neighborhood, block by block, each side. they are all sad. the gas station was targeted by angry looters-- and set on fire. three the words-- but his lawyer sits at his side--expressing his frustrations. it's not only affected the business, it's affected a person and a whole community. he reads a statement--filled with both grief-- watching the neighborhood we love and the business we have worked hard to build, go up in flames, was heartbreaking. and gratitude. thankful for both neighbors and police. in the midst of all the destruction and damage, many people came to help and check on us. singh and his family are not sure what the future holds

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reporting live at 45th and auer, ashley sears fox 6 news. hand thanks ash police mentioned its been incredibly violent 24 hours. there have been nine other shootings and five homicides. fox 6s derica williams tells us residents are trying to do their part in curbing the violence. its very scary its happening closer and closer a robbery-related shooting near 23rd and state claims the lives saturday morning. its very very sad then about an hour an a half later, its very disheartening police say a fight at all stars near 40th and fond du lac spills into the parking lot where two men -- a 34-year- old and a 36-year- old were shot and killed. there were guns guns with 30 magazine capacity a- 26 year- old and woman and 30 -year- old male victim were also injured. praying for the families and praying for everyone affected one of the scenes in milwaukee another occurred nearby at sherman and burleigh. the mes office responded to 5 homicide in less than 12 hours. last night was a bad night police say a 33 -year -old- man was driving south on sherman

live on the south side, ashley sears fox 6 news. now to our big story. a local soldier -- killed in combat. an army green beret who grew up in wisconsin was killed in action in afghanistan. we've learned he graduated from brookfield central high school. that's where fox six's rachelle baillon is live there with the

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live near sherman park, ashley sears fox 6 news. meanwhile - bmo harris assessing the damage to its branch on 35 and find du lac. employees that work at the branch are being redeployed to other bmo harris locations in the area. will reopen. 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 and girls club to discuss revitalizing sherman park. this weeks discussion takes on a different tone... fox6s bret lemoine continues our coverage, live from sherman park... 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... nat 'my question is, why is it that some officers are not being 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

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live in waukesha, ashley sears fox 6 news. mary thanks ash milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm hit the polls this morning. he cast his vote at the south shore pavilion before heading to work.. chisholm hopes to hold his position against attorney veronica swanigan. there are no republican candidates running for the d-a's office. that means whoever wins today is all but assured the position. to the 4th senate district now! the incumbent state senator lena taylor is facing a challenge from state guaranteed the seat! fox 6's ben handelman is live at "the big eazy" on martin luther king drive ...where lena taylor will hold her party tonight. ben. good evening guys! out of all the races tonight--- there is a very good chance this could be most interesting. an well entrenched incumbent going up against an up and comer in the party. state senator lena taylor was all smiles as she headed to her polling location at rufus king high school. taylor has been a state senator since is facing primary opponent and it's been heated.

but let's start with our ashley sears. she's live in the newsroom with some of the unanswered questions. state investigators are calling on the public for help. asking for online tips-- about the officer involved shooting. the police scene is cleared from 44th and auer-- but the investigation into what took place here-- is only in the beginning stages. the state department of justice division of criminal 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 submit what they know, straight to the d-o-j. meantime-- 10:49 we in no way want to complicate the doj investigation. at a news conference--thursda y--- community groups call on investigators o a body camera worn by the officer involved. 44:10 when you have such a murky situation, that's going to lead to speculation, that's going to lead to apprehension. in a statement--attorney

live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. social media posts are lighting up with comments and opinions about both men involved in the shooting. at least one man considered them both friends. sah- wee sawi perry-- is a national guardsman and local rap artist trying to promote positive messages in light of the riots in his neighborhood.perr fueling anger, trying to vilify smith or the officer. he says neither of his friends deserves that. perry knew smith as a dancer, the officer a rapper. they both, from what i know weren't bad guys so that's the message i want to give so they both were not bad guys and people need to look more into the facts and one was a college graduate, one was a good kid . i know for a fact the officer was a college graduate. he was not a street dude . the perry says he's not sure if the officer and smith ever really knew each other. he says it's possible they crossed paths before that fateful day both had guns and the officer fired. still no charges have been filed against the 41-people arrested during

ashley sears, fox6 news. habitat for humanity won't start building until a new family is chosen for the property. they expect to break ground next summer. quite the scare in whitefish bay this afternoon. we're told a couple in their 80's fell about 50 feet down the bluff near henry clay and lake drive. the man was able to climb back up-- his wife could not. the north shore fire department used a pulley system to help her. we're told their injuries are love. that's what's been going on all weekend at the sikh temple in oak creek. it is the spot where four years ago a gunman shot and killed six people and wounded four. fox6's myra sanchick has the latest on how that temple has healed. the prayers and meals that go on this weekend at the sikh temple in oak creek could have been similar to how it looked four years ago. that's when a gunman opened fire, killing six and wounding four turning the gun on himself.but hope came out of tragedy. outside people from different faiths , different congregations , different r

district 7, ashley sears fox 6 news. we've been tracking the developments coming out of sherman park since the unrest broke out last weekend -- from the investigation to a neighborhood in healing. click the link atop the home page of fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- to view all of our coverage. the girls charged in the slenderman stabbing case were are accused of trying to kill a classmate more than two years ago when they were twelve. they told police they did it to please the fictional character slenderman. lawyers for both girls are concerned that publicity will keep them from getting a fair trial. the two girls are likely to be tried separately, their trials could be set in march or april. tonight, the state department of justice is investigating a deadly officer involved shooting in new london. police say two officers were on patrol, when they spotted a 31 year for his arrest. investigators say the suspect pulled a weapon, and then was shot and killed by the officers. police have not identified the man, or r

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sears optical >>> breaking news out of dubai. international airport after an emirates airline jumbo jet caught fire and exploded. the boeing 777 made an emergency landing this morning and was carrying 300 people including six americans. incredibly authorities say no one was hurt. i want to bring in commercial pilot and former flight instructor tony roman. tony, welcome. witnesses say the plane -- we have it next to us -- skidded across the runway before it burst. what does that tell us? >> that simply means the plane hit the runway very hard, its rate of descent was excessive and beyond what the landing gear carriage could handle. it actually collapsed. >> so something happened in the air to cause that speed landing. then it burst almost like a fireball. why would we see that? >> it's not unusual for aircrafts that have crash landings to suffer a fireball. their fuel tanks get penetrated. the engines are designed to break off. fuel spills and at tommizes, and then the sparks on the runway ignite it. >> beyond just the extraordina

live at police district 3, ashley sears fox 6 news. example of why an "action plan" is so important. over near 18th and juneau-- shots are fired during an armed robbery. police say several suspects robbed a 20-year-old in broad daylight. we're told the victim was armed and actually exchanged gunfire with the suspects. no one was hurt-- and no arrests have been made. and in riverwest-- half a dozen cars were broken into overnight. it happened in the area of humboldt -- just south of capitol. police say all six of the vehicles were l smashed. the cars were ransacked and stuff was stolen from inside. police are still looking for the suspects. this is the man charged with a brazen crime outside a police station. prosecutors say 65-year-old randall drescher - shot and killed a man outside milwaukee's district 6. and as our stephanie grady explains-- he turned himself in! she joins us live from the newsroom tonight. according to a criminal complaint drescher's friend was trying to buy a gun from a stranger. they drescher told police they wer

and that is enough it was searing pain. but what mattered more but the fear of knowing you could not get away from the pain and you were unsure how much worse it could get. >> you had no control so within a minute or two we said get me out and it hurt but that momentary sense if my friend was not standing right there ready to take me out i don't know where i am going i don't know it is coming that is incredibly frightening and having seen the mayor of fallujah was clearly in pain but there is a sense of what was going on in his head and created is what constituted the torture i can speak about my own i did not use the chair i did see that i was complicity but i showed up for an interrogation and was asked to participate in sleep deprivation they wanted me to keep him awake so i came in and did some paperwork that i went into the cell to waken up and stripped him naked and realized immediately it was an assault on this individual that is where my involvement ended and the idea that going through law school or basic training

ashley sears is there live-- she joins us with an update. there is a rather large police presence out here. police are in riot gear in the police were called out here following complaints by neighbors for several people gatehring by a sylville smith memorial at 44th and auer. people were asked to leave the area. police say several uncooperative people were arrested. now to a fox6 exclusive. its one of the easiest cases greenfield police have ever closed. a man is brutally attacked... and the suspect posts a full confession on facebook. fox6s bret lemoine has the bizarre 'he had posted some information on facebook.' ...every time a crime is committed: cd 'essentially, it was a confession.' greenfield police sergeant chris deglopper da-glopper says a fight between two men was investigated at a home near this intersection in may. a woman called police... cd 'she called hysterical reporting that there was a fight involving her boyfriend and a friend.' according to the criminal complaint, 36 year old brian schwochert walked up to the other man wi

live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. that is one of almost 80 homicides under investigation this year-- many of them the result of gun violence. is in chicago today for a policing summit. officials from almost a dozen major cities took part. flynn says they all have something in common-- many feel like they're located in states that are "hostile" to their interests. "we're located in states that have never found a gun law they didn't like-- and seem to take pleasure in coming up with new and novel ways to put high capacity, high quality fire arms rapidly in the hands of our most dangerous criminals without a thought to the safety of those neighborhoods flynn says he's tried to take his concerns to madison-- but he says lawmakers' ideas about guns are ideological-- not practical. still developing tonight-- a cudahy police dispatcher is accused of misconduct in public office. "melissa mueller" was booked into the jail this week. we're told investigators started looking into the case late last month. and charges were referr

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live outside of children's hospital, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ash steven avery's attorney was back in court today.... trying exonerate him in the death of teresa halbach. kathleen zellner filed a motion, seeking to retest evidence that was used to convict her client. fox 6's krystle kacner has the steven avery was convicted of killing photographer teresa halbach. to undo a conviction like this there 20,000 pages of records theres many swabs that were never tested, so weve had to go back through evertythingnow... his attorney kathleen zellner wants to take a closer look at some of the evidence... these tests are going to establish definitively the age of the blood, in the to know through radio carbon or dna methalatonion, zellner says some testing has already been done.. the motion filed is a few hundred pages thick.... proof of many months of arguous work... "now weve got it pinned down to the testing we need to do to determine once and for all was the evidence in the vehicle planted was the dna on the bullet planted , was the car k

live in sherman park, ashley sears fox 6 news. arrested -- and now charged! the first criminal charges related to the unrest in the sherman park area are filed. three men are accused of breaking into clark's beer and liquor near 47th and burleigh. fox6's madeline anderson is live outside the business with more. madeline, the store has reopened? yes and in fact... its been quite busy all afternoon... since we arrivd around 2 oclock. youll see the windows are still boarded up... but he wasn't going to let the destruction stop him from doing business. around midnight sunday, august 14th... surveillance video shows several men inside a dark clarks beer and liquor. some are holding flashlights... other are coverin their faces with their t-shirts. soon, many more begin to crowd into the store, smashing glass cases and pulling liquor off of shelves. 55:16 you wont believe it. it was bad. owner paul spencer rubitsky estimates criminals damaged and thousand-dollars worth of property at his store. 57:47 to me, it looked like the people who were initially starting it, w

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