series "making a murderer" strang says he still struggles with the case's outcome and believes steven avery is innocent. emotionally, it will never be done for me, he is one of three former clients who are serving a sentence of life without parole - i can't forget that. i can't forget those people. recently a federal judge ruled detetectives co-erced steven avery's nephew, to confess to freelance photographer teresa halbach's murder. dassey was 16 at the time and could have been a free man this november had wisconsin's attorney general not appealed the ruling. "there is something very compelling about the status quo if you're the state. in not reopening a conviction not revisiting the possibility of a different outcome at a new trial. while he believes persuading the ag for a new trial was impossible...he says he doesn't know if overturning there is something that could strang says could make steven avery a free man. coming up at 6 - i'll tell you what that is. george carol yet another new twist in the "making a murderer" case. a judge has now appointed a special prosecutor to represent the

"not surprised" that's the former attorney for steven avery.. he's referring to a decision made by the wisconsin attorney general to keep brendan dassey in prison -- at least for now. dassey was convicted of helping his uncle steven avery rape and murder teresa halbach in 2005 but just last month a judge ruled dasseys confession was coerced. fox6's jonathon gregg has more reaction from strang. the case against steven avery and brendan dassey was made famous by the netflix documentary making a murderer. starng, whos currt madison...spoke at the marquette university..about, the recent developments in the brendan dassey case. in august a federal judge ruled the confession of a 16 year old brendan dassey was inadmissible because it was coerced by investigators. "whether he came to the right or the wrong conclusion, i think all those things are true about it, it was good judicial handy-work." brenden dassey would be set free within 90 days unless the state appeal, which brad schimel did last friday. "the sort of institutional momentum preserve the st

when he says dna testing could change everything for steven avery. >> i don't know. i really don't. >> reporter: days after a federal judge orders to overturn the case, the ruling is halted by wisconsin state attorney general. >> the two cases are intertwined just in terms of their culture context. >> reporter: steven a rise's former attorney is unsure whether the ruling that brendan dassey was coerced into confessing would help his uncle's case. >> that case was coming to a head when she disappeared within a week or eight days, steven avery was charged with her murder. >> reporter: he explained how serving 18 years for a crime he didn't commit. what could exonerate avery this time? he believes it's admitting new dna testing. he says new testing could determine whether the blood found in teresa halbach's car was old dna from a blood county at the sheriff's office for the murder avery had been cleared of. there could be many the attorney general decided to appeal that ruling. for example, putting the victim's family through an entirely new case. shannon. >> shannon: t

steven avery's former attorney dean strang says he is not surprised attorney general brad schimel federal judge's decision to overturn brendon dassey's conviction.veronica macias is live in the studio with how strang questions the criminal justice system. strang was in milwaukee talking to marquette law students - while talking about "making a murderer", he weighed in on the lastest court filing for dassey's case. strang says attorney general schimel maybe "reluctant to change" the justice system's "status quo" knowing that he came to me - put his chips on me and jerry, room full of aspiring attorneys - dean strang got honest. after all these years and the popularity of the netflix series "making a murderer" strang says he still struggles with the case's outcome and believes steven avery is innocent. emotionally, it will never be done for me, he is one of three former clients who are serving a sentence of life without parole - i can't forget that. i can't forget those people. recently a federal judge ruled detetectives co-erced steven avery's nephew, to confess to freelance photographer t

dassey said his uncle steven avery was in on it. but fed statements to the mentally challenged teen . august 12th a motion filed on behalf of dassey ruled to overturn the conviction. now attorney general brad schimel is filing to appeal that decision in the seventh circuit. schimel says dassey's statements dassey and his uncle steven avery was profiled in the netflix documentary making a murderer and there is global interest in whether the convictions will stand. the center of wrongful convictions of youth wrote a response on behalf of brendan dassey. it says "we are disappointed in the states decision to prolong brendan's case by seeking and appeal". last month steven avery's attorney filed a motion in case. one of the two girls charged in the slenderman stabbing case was back in court today. 14 year old anissa weier entered a plea of not gulity by reason of mental disease or defect. she and morgan geyser are accused of stabbing a classmate in a waukesha park in may 2014. both suspects were 12 years old at the time, and allegedly w

developing now - a judge has wisconsin - after steven avery's request for extensive testing in his homicide case. avery claims manitowoc county officials framed him for teresa halbach's death in 2005. court documents show a judge is replacing manitowoc's district attorney because of a conflict of interest. the new attorney is norman gahn -- a former milwaukee county assistant district attorney. the news comes the same day steven avery's former attorney speaks at marquette university. dean strang reacted to the wisconsin attorney general's decision to keep brendan dassey in prisn fox6's jonathon gregg has more reaction from strang. in august a federal judge ruled the confession of a 16 year old brendan dassey was inadmissible because it was coerced by investigators. "whether he came to the right or the wrong conclusion, i think all those things are true about it, it was good judicial handy-work." brenden dassey would be set free within 90 days unless the state attorney general filed an appeal, which brad schimel did momentum preserve the status quo.." strang says he was not surprised by the

those stories in new developments in the steven avery case... a judge has appointed a special prosecutor to represent the state -- after avery's request for extensive testing in his homicide case. avery claims manitowoc county officials framed him for teresa halbach's death in 2005. court documents manitowoc's district attorney because of a conflict of interest. the new attorney is norman gahn -- a former milwaukee county assistant district attorney. the news comes the same day steven avery's former attorney speaks at marquette university. dean strang reacting to the wisconsin attorney general's decision to keep brendan dassey in prison -- saying he is "not surprised." fox6's jonathon gregg has more reaction from strang. in august a federal judge ruled it was coerced by investigators. "whether he came to the right or the wrong conclusion, i think all those things are true about it, it was good judicial handy-work." brenden dassey would be set free within 90 days unless the state attorney general filed an appeal, which brad schimel did last friday

we have much more on brendan dassey, steven avery and their cases on our website, cbs58.com.and stay with cbs 58 news for any new developments. sunday marks fifteen years since the deadliest terrorist attack on american soil. september 11th claimed the lives of nearly three-thousand n across the country to honor them.cbs 58's evan kruegel is live in waukesha tonight, where one ceremony wrapped up earlier tonight. the streets here are empty now but about an hour ago - hundreds of people came out to see a piece of the world trade center right here in waukesha - honoring those killed fifteen years ago this sunday. waukesha - dozens gathered around a steel beam - a portion of the north tower that fell on september 11th. a sight jessica osenbrugge watched from the ground in new york city :42there were people running around, screaming and panicked. on the street there were thousands of people and i saw the fire from the north tower while she survived - nearly 3,000 others didn't - haberman - a west bend woman stuck on the 92nd floor when the first plane hit. osenbrugge's non-profit was abl

last month steven avery's attorney filed a motion in avery's case asking to retest the evidence in his case. stephen avery's attorney kathleen zellner tweeted she can't wait for the wisconsin ag to face the court to defend the confession, calling the fox6 news the second of two young wisconsin girls accused of trying to kill a classmate has pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease. anissa weier changed her plea yesterday morning in court. she previously had a not guilty plea to an attempted homicide charge. 14-year-old weier and "morgan geyser" are each accused of stabbing a classmate 19 times... trying to kill her in an effort to slenderman. a judge has appointed two doctors to examine weier on her mental status and turn in a report by october sixth. a 28-year-old woman is accused of her third o-w-i and of causing a crash that killed a uw-whitewater student. authorities say rebecca wankowski's truck drifted across the center line into oncoming traffic on thursday, striking and killing a motorcyclist. she now faces charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle, charge of de

steven avery's former lawyer raising questions about wisconsin's criminal justice system. carole meekins is in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... thanks steve and shannon steven averys first attorney talks about wisconsin's criminal justice system..he spoke to students at marquette attorney general is reluctant to change whats in place--. that's coming up on live at 5... packers extra now.. the green and gold are getting ready for week two after a big win over the jaguars yesterday. the packers have another week of practice before taking on the division rival minnesota vikings sunday night. that game can be seen right here on today's t-m-j-4. kickoff is scheduled for 7:30. coming up on live at five.. we'll hear from head coach still ahead.. we'll show you six workouts you can do practically anywhere.. even at work.plus.. which age group is making the decision to rent a place to live instead of russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to ron johnson on social security: johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. narrator

kathy: steven avery is also appealing his murder conviction. avery's lawyer last week filed a motion asking for the testing and retesting of hundreds of pieces of evidence. patrick: tomorrow, services will be held for a nun from wisconsin murdered in mississippi. sister margaret held and a fellow nun were found dead in their home last week. held member of the school sisters of st. francis. a prayer vigil will be held at st. joseph chapel at 9:30, followed by funeral services at 11:00. archbishop jerome listecki will officate. also tomorrow, the traveling vietnam memorial wall stops in germantown. it is open to visitors 24 hours a day and will be in germantown through monday. and as we mentioned earlier, the milwaukee rally is back. you can check out all kinds of motorcyle-related events at all five local harley-davidson dealers, as well as the and looking even further ahead six flags in gurnee, illinois, , is getting a new roller coaster next year. the joker is named after the famous batman villain. the 12-story coaster doesn't just drop riders

a judge has appointed a special prosecutor to the steven avery case. former milwaukee county assistant district attorney "norman gahn" will represent the state in avery's request for extensive d-n-a testing in his homicide case. gahn is replacing the manitowoc county d-a ... who cited a conflict of interest. avery contends manitowoc county halbach's 2005 death. toss to rob ahead of an approaching cold front, we are seeing some rain and thunderstorms this morning and we can expect more this afternoon and evening. highs today will get into the mid 70s. behind the cold front, rain and thunder will slowly ease up and we should get back to sunshine by will fall into the upper 60s. were back in the low 70s later this week with rain and thunderstorms returning friday and into saturday. sunday is a bit drier but still offers a slight chance for showers. today: rain and thunderstorms off and on through the day. high: 76 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw-nw 5-15 mph dewpoint: 64 wind: n 3-5 mph wednesday:early am showers then becoming partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 57 wind

a judge has appointed a special prosecutor to the steven avery case. former milwaukee county "norman gahn" will represent the state in avery's request for extensive d-n-a testing in his homicide case. gahn is replacing the manitowoc county d-a ... who cited a conflict of interest. avery contends manitowoc county officials framed him for teresa halbach's 2005 death. one of avery's former attorneys is reacting to recent developments in the case against brendan dassey. dassey was convicted of helping his uncle kill teresa halbach -- but last month a federal judge rule dassey's confession was coerced. packed room on marquette's campus this afternoon. he never represented dassey but says he's not surprised by brad schimel's decision to appeal and uphold the conviction. "it means acknowledging a significant wrong or a mistake, which is hard. it means potentially putting a victim's through another trial." the u.s. circuit court of appeals will have the next say in the dassey case. dassey is currently serving his near portage, wisconsin. more rain could be head

steven avery is working on his own appeal case -- but today his attorney -- kathleen zellner-- tweeted out this -- saying schimel's appeal is prolonging the injustice. dassey would have been released within the next two months if there would be a new trial, or the appeal was filed. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 steph thanks myra now to our big story. wells fargo customers -- in shock-- after learning bank employees allegedly created millions of unauthorized accounts in their names. the company has been slapped with a 185-million-dollar fine and is refunding everyone affected. fox6s madeline anderson is live outside of the wells fargo in mequon... madeline what are customers there saying? no one i spoke with was directly

judge duffin wrote a thoughtful opinion that we are prepared to defend her co- dassey's uncle, steven avery is also appealing his murder conviction. avery's lawyer filed a motion last month asking for the testing and retesting of hundreds of pieces of evidence. she expects test results to come in in about three months. avery's attorney kathleen zellner is also responding to today's news, tweeting this right after the news broke, "wisconsin a.g. appealing brendan's decision. ben: one of the waukesha girls charged with stabbing her classmate to please the fictional slender man character pleads not guilty by reason of mental disease. the attorney for anissa weier entered the plea during a court appearance this morning. weier's attorney also said she will no longer fight to move the case to juvenile court. the other girl charged in the case, morgan geyser, entered an insanity plea last month. toya: from traffic watch 12, a major milestone in the zoo interchange project. and with it, some changes to your commute. crews are putting together the new ramp connecting eastbound i-94 to northbound 41.

dassey's uncle, steven avery, is conviction. avery's lawyer filed a motion last month asking for the testing and retesting of hundreds of pieces of evidence. she expects test results to come in about three months. joyce: we're also following breaking news from milwaukee's north side. two police officers are being treated at a hospital after being injured at benjamin franklin school. police were called to the school at 23rd and nash for a report of a 13 your boy with a plastic b.b. gun. the student fought with the officers and was taken into custody. now a story you'll see only on 12. exclusive video of a couple passed out from an apparent overdose in their running car with a two-year-old inside. that video was from march. we've since learned the man, 41-year-old matthew huber, died over labor day weekend of another apparent overdose. wisn 12 news' nick bohr is live at the medical examiner's office on what we're learning about the other woman as well. >> we learned from relatives last night after our story aed suspected opioid dea

she has been hired to take pictures for auto trader dassey's uncle, steven avery, was soon charged with her murder. the trial took weeks. a jury found avery guilty of murder in march of 2007. he is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. the next month, dassey was convicted of helping avery commit the crime. adrienne: as we head into the weekend, people are thinking twice before walking around usually busy brady street. neighbors are fed up with the recent spike in robberies. and as i learned tonight they're doing something about it. milwaukee police count 17 robberies in the past 21 days in brady street and east side areas. >> it kind of hit me by surprise. adrienne: leaders with the brady street area association tell us they're doing something about the crimes. with help from police, they're organizing neighborhood block i think it is a great idea. hopefully it will prevent people who are thinking about committing crimes in this area to shy away a little bit. adrienne: just tuesday we told you about a pregnant woman robbed while eating lunch outside this brady stree

steven avery was wrongfully convicted. he was released after 20 years after dna proved he didn't commit rape and the crime he's in jail for now happened like a year after his release or probably shorter than that, he was released from prison with nothing and he's staying on auto body salvage yard, junk yard in a trailer surrounded by nothing by vacant torn down cars, isolated, reminisce of what? prison. yeah, our bad. you're released. you didn't do it, you didn't commit the crime. he's released in these conditions of god knows what into a trailer yard living by himself and now arrested and in prison for murder. that should be a bigger topic in itself. like i said, i don't know the evidence of the case but i do know the fact that he was released without no one talking to him. after 20 years of anything, you know, anything whether it's marriage or whatever it is, he's released from prison and, you know, it's like nothing. the case is just mind boggling. thank you for your question, though. [applause] >> thank you for having

dassey said his uncle steven avery was in on it. but was that confession coerced by investigators who fed statements to the mentally challenged teen . august 12th a motion filed on behalf of dassey ruled to overturn the conviction. now attorney general brad decision in the seventh circuit. schimel says "two state courts carefully examined the evidence and properly concluded that brendan dassy's confession ...was voluntary and the investigators did not use constitutionally impermissable tactics" the case of dassey and his uncle steven avery was profiled in the netflix documentary making a murderer and there is global interest in whether the convictions will stand. convictions of youth wrote a response on behalf of brendan dassey. it says "we are disappointed in the states decision to prolong brendan's case by seeing and appeal". last month steven avery's attorney filed a motion in avery's case asking to retest the evidence in his case. stephen avery's attorney kathleen zellner tweeted tonight, she can't wait for the wisconsin ag to f

"making a murderer" subject steven avery is engaged. according to tmz avery is set to marry lynn hartman, a legal secretary from nevada. the 54-year-old has spent more than a decade in prison for the murder of teresa halbach. we're told he's known hartman for 8 months - the pair met in person last week when hartman visited him at the a rainy night - how long will the showers hang around? weather expert tom wachs is coming up with the forecast. and defending her home - the wild video of a woman fighting off a home invasion.. plus - lighting up the night - with lanterns! the unusual new exhibit in our area.. a preview connection. earlier this month, an inmate escapes from police custody. last night...a stolen car crashes. what these two events have in common... -------------------------------- - also--it's a nasty side-effect of going back to school. head lice. you may be tempted to reach for the medicine cabinet to get rid kitchen's pantry. we'll tell you the safer solution new at ten. the u-s army has placed an order with oshkosh corpor

and - steven avery's attorney. his take on the latest turn of events in the teresa halbach murder case. those stories in 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. also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. new developments in the stev a judge has appointed a special prosecutor to represent the state -- after avery's request for extensive testing in his homicide case. avery claims manitowoc county officials framed him for teresa halbach's death in 2005. court documents show a judge is replacing manitowoc's district attorney because of a conflict of interest. the new attorney is norman gahn --

defense attorney for steven avery... dean strang will be talking about the avery's case today at marquette. avery was is serving a life sentence for the murder of teresea halback. his case was made famous after being showcased in the docu- seiries "making a attorney general brad schimel says he will appeal a federal judge's order that overturned avery's nephew... brendan dassey's conviction for his role in the halbach murder. last month a federal judge overturned dassey's conviction, ruling detectives coerced dassey, who was 16 at time.. to confess.dassey will remain in prison while the state fights the court ruling that could court ruling that could set him free. area mascots will have to make rogers street academy will be judging "auditions their annual nutcracker performance. the mascots will compete for a small role in the show. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the new gadget that will allow pokemon go players to play the game without having to use their phones.then -- amanda knox documentary.where true cr

and the trial of his uncle steven avery... it was made famous by the netflix documentary "making a murderer"dasssey's conviction was overturned last month because a federal judge in milwaukee found police illegally obtained his confession.that decision gave prosecutors 90-days to decide whether to re-try dassey... that 90-days was set to expire appeal extends that window... becuase dassey will stay in prison until the appeal is decided. in a statement... schimel says that the decision to overturn dassey's conviciton is wrong based on the facts and wrong based on the law... and that 3 "the halbach family has been notified of the appeal and fully supports the state's decision to seek justice on behalf of their daughter." 3 we will have continuing covearge on this breaking news throughout the evening both on air and online at cbs 58 dot com. our other big story this afternoon...it's been one week since the murder of a woman in the normally quiet town of oconomowoc-- and police still haven't caputred her killer. killer.cbs 58's er

to talk about her engagement with "making a murder"'s steven avery. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and, cool fall weather is about to hit the valley. sherry explains j ((michelle mortensen)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((michelle mortensen)) >> new information this morning into that train crash in new jersey. good morning everyone, i'm michelle mortensen in for brian. kirsten joyce >> and i'm kirsten joyce. investigators say the train that crashed into the hoboken and the n-t-s-b says it will spend the next 7-10 days investigating the scene to determine exactly what happened. ((michelle mortensen)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is in studio this morning with the latest. good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> kirsten, michelle... the big question at this hour is why the train never slowed down before crashing into the hoboken terminal... just before 9-am yesterday. the crash killed one woman waiting on the platform... and injured more than 100 others. the n-t-

a judge has appointed a special prosecutor to the steven avery case. former milwaukee county assistant district attorney "norman gahn" will represent the state in avery's request for extensive d-n-a testing in his homicide case. he's replacing the manitowoc county d-a ... who cited a conflict of interest. avery contends manitowoc county officials framed him fo halbach's 2005 death. avery's former lawyer is speaking out... angelica is in the newsroom with that part of the story. one of avery's former attorneys is reacting to recent developments in the case against brendan dassey. attorney dean strang spoke to a packed room on marquette's campus yesterday. he never represented dassey but says he's not surprised by brad schimel's decision to appeal and uphold the convictio dassey was convicted of helping his uncle kill teresa halbach -- but last month a federal judge rule dassey's significant wrong or a mistake, which is hard. it means potentially putting a victim's family through another trial." the u-s circuit court of appeals will have the next say in t

dassey and his uncle steven avery were found guilty of killing teresa halbach in 2006. it's turning out to be an awesome day across southeast wisconsin. there has been quite a bit of rain across the western and central part of the state, but most of us remaining daytime hours. we'll keep a slight chance of showers in the forecast, but most of us should stay dry during the remaining daytime dozens of pregnant women in florida have now been infected with the zika virus.now.. state health officials are moving ahead with a controversial aerial spraying program to keep mosquitoes from spreading the virus. nbc's tammy leitner has more. they completed the first round of aerial spraying with naled here in miami beach earlier this morning.it was scheduled to start yesterday but was delayed because of angry protest and this all the number of zika cases continues to increase. (-- pkg--) for months -- florida officials have been aggressively spraying mosquitoes on the ground. now -- for the first time in miami beach -- they are spraying from the sky. but some florida residents worr

part of the new chef-inspired this is 8 news now good day)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> steven avery .. from the "making a murderer" documentary ... is apparently engaged to a legal secretary from las vegas. that's according to us weekly .. avery's lawyer told the magazine that he's to wed lynn hartman.. the daily mail reports hartman visited avery for the first time last week at prison in wisconsin. in 2007, avery was sentenced to life in prison without parole for murder ... and has been behind bars for 11 years. he previously served nearly 2 decades .. but was released after dna evidence proved he was wrongly convicted./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> downtown's 3- day life is beautiful music and art fest wrapped up overnight ... major lazer and the lumineers headlined sunday night's forward to next year .. a limited amount of early early bird tickets go on sale thursday .. life is beautiful returns september 22nd through the 24th./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> life is beautiful wasn't the only major music festival this weekend. u2, drake, britney spears, ariana grande... and many other artists hi

we will tell you about steven avery, the man at the center of making a murder trial is now engaged he and his fianc?e is on what he's only one time she is a 53 secretary from las vegas. the two reportedly exchanged daily phonech calls for eight months before finally meeting face-to-facet after the 2005 murder questions were raised to the netflix documentary. de thy planned to marry after he is released.p and then the mets ad the moment. she kissed her dad on the cheek and takes advantage of the spotlight and hear shakers. full make out more of mode the boys then vanished. she says being on that case camera has been a lifelong dream. approaching in canton and new philadelphia again, it will take at least an hour or two before was out of here." it tonight may see some breaks of sunun and then we will be seeing temperatures without the rain. >> thank you so much for >>> today on "the real" -- >> we're crushing our monday as "the real" welcomes back the hottest topic to hit our table. >> man crush monday returns. >> and it's another giveaway. >> and queen sugar, kofi >> oh, he could be my

the news comes the same day steven avery's forme marquette university. dean strang reacted to the wisconsin attorney general's decision to keep "brendan dassey" in prison -- saying he is "not surprised." fox6's jonathon gregg has more details. in august a federal judge ruled the confession of a 16 year old brendan dassey was inadmissible because it was coerced by investigators. "whether he came to the right or the wrong conclusion, i think all those brenden dassey would be set free within 90 days unless the state attorney general filed an appeal, which brad schimel did last friday. "the sort of institutional momentum preserve the status quo.." strang says he was not surprised by the schimel's decision to appeal the decision to free dassey. "the state often is very interested in preserving the status quo and the status quo right now is that brendan dassey is convicted, he is in prison and this sort of inexorable pressure to it no surprise the attorney general's office sought to appeal." strang never represented dassey..and hasnt represented steven avery f

"making a murderer" subject steven avery is engaged. according to tmz avery is set to marry lynn hartman, a legal secretary from nevada. the 54-year-old has spent more than a decade in prison for the murder of teresa halbach. we're told he's known hartman for 8 months - the pair met in person last week a rainy night - how long will the showers hang around? weather expert tom wachs is coming up with the forecast. and defending her home - the wild video of a woman fighting off a home invasion.. plus - lighting up the night - with lanterns! the unusual new exhibit in our area.. a preview with oshkosh corporation -- worth the order is for more vehicles and equipment related to the "joint light tactical vehicle" program. that program is providing the replacement vehicles for the army's humvees. overall -- the contract is worth nearly 7-billion dollars. developers unveil plans for a 10-story building near brady street... the 140-unit building will be between franklin and arlington -- where a former boys & girls club building was torn down earl

dassy and his uncle steven avery are convicted of the working to turn the convictions around. dassey would have been released within the next two months if nothing further was filed. the center of wrongful convictions of youth has a response on behalf of brendan dassey. it says "we are disappointed in the states decision to prolong brendan's case by seeking an appeal." live in the studio myra sanchick fox6 news in kenosha county, a man remains seriously injured after he was driver who hit him....and are asking for the public to help. a.j. bayatpour is live in the newsroom with the details.... this accident happened in pleasant prairie late last week. in the days since, police say they've gotten very few tips. they're hopeful someone out there has useful information....even if they don't know it yet. theres always a possibility that there was some home surveillance that wouldve picked up at least wha pleasant prairie police chief david smetana says there could be some key evidence in the residential area around the intersection of 80th and cooper. its a busy intersection contro

assistant district attorney has been appointed as special prosecutor to represent the state in steven avery's request for testing in his homicide case. neutral when it comes to repairs of the estherbrook damn. the county was told to fix it or demolish it. lakefront parking fees and pokemon go will be up for discussion. they will meet at 9:00 a.m. in the milwaukee county courthouse. they will seek go. >> reporter: an update into an investigation into a pet store accused of hawking dogs from farms. the missouri breeders had violations. the settlement agreement applies including the wisconsin store. storm team 4, we'll see changes in the forecast. >> reporter: but not before we have a lovely stretch. george and carole, it has brand-new a spectacular couple of days. unfortunately it won't last much longer. here is a live look from our downtown tower cam. you can start to see a smattering of clouds approaching from the awfully soon. 70 degrees still outside in milwaukee's international at 10:00. but down to 64 degrees. the dew points in the low to mid-50s. clouds will thicken up. by tomorrow morni

now steven avery is speaking out for the first time in the series.n a movie. >> this time it involves the bank scamming the military. we will explain. >> big changing coming to your morning coffee. the new way you can drink your dunkin'. stick around for this. ♪ flush when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums de-kroon>> 39 days until the election. some people won't let anything keep them from vet voting in virginia. all forms were submitted a private group registered they were giving endorsements in addition to fox. wall street journal and new york times could be affected. the move would stop them from influencing american elections. >> now to a fox business alert reeling from a scandal involving fake bank accounts. they made millions from mistreating people. >> more problems for wells fargo, guys. here's what's happening to they will now? they had to pay the government to settle allegatio

steven avery may be getting married from behind bars. the convicted murderer is now engaged. people magazine hartman... whom he's been dating for eight months, but has only met ?once?. avery, as you know, is behind bars for the murder of teresa halbach. still ahead this morning: the man suspected of shooting and killing five people at a mall in washington state is due in court this morning..plus... saving a life.. what one man did to help an animal in need. illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. this land is illinois. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. the suspect accused in a deadly shooting at a washington state mall on friday night will appear in court today. 20-year-old arcan cetin was arrested late saturday night as he walked down the street in oak harbor. cetin is accused of fire inside the cascade mall in burlington... killing five people.police believe cetin is

steven avery's lawyer taking to tweeter demanding the release of brendan dassey. kathleen zellner, wrote quote: "the wisconsin ag has only one moral, just and righteous decision to make for bd: let him go -- it is over." end quote. dassey and avery we teresa halbach... and sentenced to life in prison. a federal judge threw out brendan dassey's case last month and ordered his release. however, the ruling gave prosecutors 90 days to decide whether to re-try dassey. two madison police officers, investigated after an arrest outside east towne mall in june, are cleared of any wrongdoing.this cellphone video of the officers arresting an 18 year-old girl went viral. it shows one of the officers tazing the girl take her into custody.dane county investigators found their actions were in line with the department's policy... as well as training by the state. the girl's lawyer says the ruling shows the importance of independent reviews in cases like this. let's kickstart the weekend off on a positive note. george mallet is in the newsroom wh a story that's positively milw auk

defense attorney for steven avery... dean strang will be talking about the avery case today at marquette. avery is serving a life sentence for the murder of teresea halback. his case was made famous after being showcased in the docu- attorney general brad schimel says he will appeal a federal judge's order that overturned avery's nephew... brendan dassey's conviction for his role in the halbach murder. last month a federal judge overturned dassey's conviction, ruling detectives coerced dassey, who was 16 at time.. to confess.dassey will remain in prison while the state fights the court ruling that could set him free. we could learn more about the future of the estabrook dam tonight. glendale's mm council will consider a resolution to remove the dam. back in 2012 -- a county circuit judge declared the dam a nuisance.... and required the county to repair the problems or demolish it. repairs could run into the millions -- an estimated $3.4 million dollars worth of work. the packers have the minnesota vikings on the agenda t

, a federal judge threw out brendan dassey's case and ordered his release.dassey and his uncle steven avery were you can help decide the coolest thing made in wisconsin.wisconsin manufacturers and commerce is hosting a contest.you can pick your favorite from more than 200 entries.everything from custom everything from custom yachts to an amphibious excavator... and of course cheese and beer.find a link to vote at tmj-4-dot-com.voting ends september 12th a state-wide initiative is making a push for new tutors. the wisconsin literacy coalition's 13th annual 12-hundred tutors in 12 weeks' statewide campaign kicked off thursday, hoping to train that many new tutors before december 1st. firefighters, law enforcement officers, military personnel and veterans will be delivering books to local schools today to help teach the significance of 9/11.the book they'll be delivering is called "the little white truck with the big mission."the book is based on the story of a retired milwaukee firefighter who drove to new york to brought it back to milwaukee county''s war memorial. mayor tom barrett and comm

. >> steven avery, the man at the center of the making a murder trial is now engaged. his fianc?e, a woman he only me once, it is a 53 role pickle second. from las vegas.pi the two reportedly daily phone calls for eight months before meeting face-to-face with the first tim this month. he is serving a a life without parole after being convicted of a 2005 murder. questions about where priest of the netflix documentary about i last year. the couple said thehe plan to marry after avery is released. >> your time right now, weather and traffic every eight minutes. >> plus other overdosern caught camera. see how a barber saved someonen and why it is personal for him. >> don't forget to log on to fox8.comff to vote for the next fox 8 cool school. we will announce the take a quick look at the rain. it is pretty widespread and it did well to get here. a broken line of showers out near fort clinton. the rain is moving to northern indiana and that will be around the showers of the tape on northern ohio. sandusky already seeing a showe after fremont. pippin, northern ripped one county and cli

before police say sami pulled out a knife and defense attorney for steven avery... dean strang will be talking about the avery case today at marquette. avery is serving a life sentence for the murder of teresea halback. his case was made famous after being showcased in the docu- seiries "making a murderer" on netflix. attorney general brad schimel says he will appeal a federal judge's order that overturned avery's nephew... brendan dassey's conviction for his role in the halbach murder. last month a federal judge overturned dassey's coerced dassey, who was 16 at time.. to confess.dassey will remain in prison while the state fights the court ruling that could set him free. we could learn more about the future of the estabrook dam tonight. glendale's common council will consider a resolution to remove the dam. back in 2012 -- a county circuit judge declared the dam a nuisance.... and required the county to repair the problems or demolish it. repairs could run into the million dollars worth of work. area mascots will have to make it pass some tough judges today. kinder

starting at up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--bizarre twist: what convicted killer steven avery was able to do from behind bars. and with just over a month until the election... here in milwaukee polls are set to open early. what you need to know to cast now at 5:00...remembering-- a legend: golf pro arnold palmer passes away. his connection to wisconsin, and how fans wisconsin, and how fans are honoring his legacy this morning. plus... early voting begins today in milwaukee... what you need to know before casting your ballot. let's take this morning... welcome to live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... let's send it to storm team 4 meteorologist the weekend was mostly cloudy and seasonal with highs near 70, but rain showers moved in

. >> reporter: dassey's attorneys say: dassey's uncle steven avery has a spending appeal for his murder conviction. wagner doesn't believe dassey's appeal will affect avery's case. >> dassey's confession was not used against avery, so i think the avery attorneys argue that maybe some of the jury pool might have heard about that, so it might have been tainted, but these are two completely separate things. where it all ends, two knows. >> reporter: if the state could have been set free as soon as november. schimel says the halbach family supports the appeal. >> thank you. >>> one of the girls charged in the slender stabbing changed her plea from not guilty to "not guilty by reason of mental defect." >>> street lights are out south austin, south 4th, west howard avenue, west morgan avenue. the street lights are out, though traffic lights are working. lights are expected to be back on by tomorrow night. >>> we have a traffic alert. construction workers plan to stretch the zoo interchange this weekend, 41-45 south. crews working on the ramp headed north. 5:00 monday morning. >>> you may have

a new special prosecutor will be representing the state in the appeal of steven avery. a judge appointed former milwaukee county assistant district attorney norman gahn to the case. he's replacing the manitowoc county d-a.... jaclyn labre... who stepped down of interest. avery says he was framed for the 2005 murder of teresa halbach, his attorney filed a motion asking for more forensic testing on evidence in the case. the main suspect in the berit beck murder case will be back in court today. prosecutors are planning to retry dennis brantner for 19-90 murder of berit beckthe 62 year old was charged with 1st degree intentional homicide for the crime... but a two week trial back in june ended with a hung prison for drug charges. the milwaukee man accused of leading police on an interesting pursuit this weekend... is behind bars this morning. elm grove police say they were chasing 19 year old marquis king in a stolen car when he ditched it. they say he ran through westmoor country club in brookfield, armed with a loaded gun. police say he threw it in the swimming pool befo

steven avery is working on his own appeal case -- but today his attorney -- kathleen zellner-- tweeted out this -- saying schimel's appeal is prolonging the injustice. dassey would have been released within the next two months if there would be a new trial, or the appeal was filed. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 steph thanks myra now to our big story. wells fargo customers -- in shock-- after learning bank employees allegedly created millions of unauthorized accounts in their names. the company has been slapped with a 185-million-dollar fine and is refunding everyone affected. fox6s madeline anderson is live outside of the wells fargo in mequon... madeline what are customers there saying? no one i spoke with was directly still they say its a good reminder to be proactive about where your money goes. friday mornings trip to the bank paid off for long-time wells fargo customer katie daley. "i had some question on a fee that i was inquiring about. it was explained to me that it was not applicable to me so shes always vigilant about looking over her bank statements-- a habit she e

dassey had confessed to helping his uncle steven avery kill teresa halbach. the trial was documented in the netflix series "making a murderer." a judge overturned his conviction last month saying be admissible in court. the state has until november to decide if they'll re-try dassey or let him go. ben, back to you. >> thank you, tim. >> a deadly month in milwaukee. the police chief says august saw more homicides than any month in the last quarter century. milwaukee had 24 homicides in august, five of them in just one day, the day that the unrest in milwaukee began. last month, milwaukee's murder rate was higher than chicago's. for ever10 milwaukee had four murders. chicago had just over three homicides. >> we've got a lot of work going forward for the police dept and the community, but i would urge many of those who are most vocal in their criticisms of the police department to lend some of their energy and their concern to the extraordinary >> chief ed flynn says part of the problem is the number of guns in milwaukee. >> a movement to make sherman park safer

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steven avery's lawyer tweeted out wisconsin attorney general appealing brendan's decsion. "just prolonging the injustice." the halbach family fully supports the state's decision tonight from pleasant prairie police as a motorcyclist fights for his life. michele fiore joins us live from the police station. michele? george and shannon, it's been eight days since the motorcyclist was hit and the driver took off. police tonight have some questions for that hit-and-run driver the morning of september 1st, mary lou mullikin heard something that got her moving fast. "we heard a big crash and we just come ru i grabbed the blanket." at the corner of 80th and cooper near her home, a motorcyclist lay on the ground, his bike nearby. "he had the protective gear that motorcyclists wear on a regular basis - a helmet, a riding jacket to protect him." witnesses tell police it was a red minivan, similar to this one, that made an abrupt left turn in front of the bike, leading to the crash the van hasn't been seen since. it likely has front end the individual's family is, they're going throug

steven avery is talking to doctor phil.the t-v personality recently did a phone interview with avery from prison.avery's new fiancee also sitting down with doctor phil -- to discuss her relationship with the convicted murdereravery reportedly told doctor phil he'd like brad him in a movie about his life. the interviews are set to air next week. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--giving back.the three local shelters waiving pet adoption fees later today. dog on a roof.how this fiesty pooch may have ended up on the roof of a house! let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....the now milwaukee at 6:30followed by the new show "this is us"then the good place at 7:30dateline taking a live look outside.. the wisconsin humane society is giving back today ...it is waiving fees for the first 30 dog adoptions at shelters around southeast wisconsin ... 20 in milwaukee, five in racine and five in saukville. it is their way of saying thank you for all the donations they received at last weekend's brewers "give back game" an arizona homeowner found man's best friend in the most un