mayor tom barrett put it into effect following the unrest. within the last hour -- barrett put out a proclamation -- saying the 10pm curfew is no longer in effect for people under the age of 18. young people must now be off the streets by 11-- that's the summer curfew. school year starts. milwaukee police and the a-t-f need your help identifying a suspect related to the violence that ensued during the unrest. officials say this man is wanted for questioning in connection to the burglary and arson at the m-j-m liquor store. it's located near 22nd and fond du lac. police say -- according to witnesses -- six cars pulled up to the store and close to two-dozen people got out and broke into the store. they then set it on fire. and just last week -- four men were charged in connection to the unrest. these three men are accused of breaking into "clark's beer and liquor" -- near 47th and burleigh. the fourth suspect -- 19-year old dale folley --- faces arson charges after he allegedly lit a car on fire at a south-side pick n save. prosecutors say he to

as of midnight, mayor tom barrett said 3 people were arrested. our crews across the neighborhood saw at least two other people also being taken into custody in the hours afterwards. it's been a busy morning for first-responders. >> milwaukee police say they have restored order to the areas involved. our live coverage starts with >> the mayor was joined by four aldermen at about midnight. a came as the fires were still burning about 10 blocks away. this started with a car fire and a squad fire escalating to the bp gas station that has been the site of numerous protests the owner's son fired shots to disperse the crowd he considered threatening. six building fires and all. numerous shots were fired, including in the area of the responding firefighters, which means they had to stay back for a time while several properties >> the use of social media to get additional people to the scene was amazing, how such a short period of time how many people showed up. >> police estimated at it's peak there were about 800 protesters. the chief stressed most of t

mayor tom barrett last night in his news conference. we have heard what sounded like gunshots here in the last hour or so. several officers in the tapes that we do feel safe. that's the hardest part. no telling with stuff like this when things are going to turn expected out here, they are on edge wondering what may ce this afternoon. >> thanks bridget. >> a news conference held around midnight. where milwaukee mayor tom barrett pleading with parents to find their kids if they were out on the streets and bring them home. >> he stepped to the podium in place of milwaukee police chief flynn who is in texas for a nonoral. mayor barrett was begging mothers and fathering once again to get of trouble. >> if you love your son, if you love your daughter, text them, call them, pull them by the ears and get them home. get them home right now before more damage is done. because we do not want to see any more loss of life. we don't want to see any more injuries and we're going to stay on this. our police presence is going to be very strong. we're go

mayor tom barrett echoed many of the chief's comments. he also spoke of his 11-years as a resident of the sherman park neighborhood and accused some of the young people who took to the streets of deliberately trying to damage the area. "we know there are issues. there's too much poverty, t those issues get addressed if your intent is to inflict property or personal damage in this great neighborhood." neighborhood." the mayor announced plans to enforce a 10 o'clockcurfew for teenagers more aggressively....and as we mentioned, sherman park itself is closing earlybs c's amanda devoe has reaction, live from sherman park....amanda? it's a much calmer in sherman park compared to over the weekend. parents aee that having these rules in place will keep it that way. miranda smith, mom: i'll just say cautious. my key word here is caution. we want to take as much caution as possible. they deserve the very best so just be a little more cautious now for the season. season. the boys and girls club here also closed early today because of the unrest

mayor tom barrett spoke today about bringing calm to the neighborhood. "we're going to make sure there is peace and order restored to this neighborhood and the fact that you got some angry people who want to cause problems is something we will not tolerate. it all started saturday afternoon-- after a milwaukee police officer shot and killed an armed suspect, near 44th and auer. the officer shot 23-year-old sylville smith as his hand and refused to drop it.then violence erupted saturday night. protesters began hitting the streets in sherman park neighborhood. several businesses and a squad car was lit on fire.other squad cars were damaged by bricks and rocks.officers in riot gear brought out. and here's a look at the numbers--31 people were arrested over the weekend. seven officers were injured, including four sheriff's deputies.three squad cars were damaged by bricks and rocks. and a police armored vehicle hit by gunfire. as we said earlier-- sherman park will close in about an hour, at six o'clock. sheriff david clarke made that order today. rikki mitch

as of midnight, mayor tom barrett said three people were arrested. our crews across the neighborhood saw at least two other people being taken into custody in the hours afterwards. it's been a busy morning for first-responders. thema: milwaukee police say they have restored order to the areas involved. our live coverage starts with wisn 12 news' nick bohr -- at with the best video, it was a massive police response. nick: it sure was. police officers coming from throughout the city, responding to that area. about 10 blocks of your, the mayor was here at midnight with four aldermen and police officials in an unprecedented midnight news conference here. they continued to monitor it from the comma a it started with a car fire then , a squad fire, and escalated to the b.p. gas station that's been the site of numerous protests in recent weeks after the owner's son fired shots to disperse a crowd he considered threatening. from there, the fires popped up at a nearby o'reilly auto parts, a beauty supply store, bmo harris bank, and a few blocks away, a liquor

mayor tom barrett has canceled the 10 p.m. curfew for those 17 years old and younger. he says the earlier curfew is no longer necessary. the restriction was put in place last monday, after two nights of unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. with the special curfew lifted, the normal summer curfew is 11 curfew in milwaukee will be 10 p-m on school nights. police have a suspect in an arson that occurred during milwaukee's unrest. take a look... 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 new information now about the officer-involved shooting that prompted the unrest in milwaukee. we've learned two body cameras captured the incident...but it could be a while before we see either video. i can tell you now: viewing the body camera videos will not answer all of your questions. wisconsin attorney general brad

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milwaukee mayor tom barrett has canceled the 10 p.m. curfew for those 17 years old and younger. he says the earlier curfew is no longer necessary. the normal summer curfew in milwaukee is 11 pm. for one milwaukee family in them... family members say one thing that could help them heal- finding out who is responsible for burning this family owned liquor store to the ground during the riots and unrest. and now they are one step closer. krystle kacner is live from the milwaukee fire department on 7th and wells. police have released a picture of a suspect in that arson. the store owner's daughter-- says it gives them hope. we got the news in the middle of fire tyria thomas was with her father when he got the call that his business.. mjm liquor .. had been broken into.. and set on fire.. it makes you feel violated, it makes you feel sad it makes you feel pretty much discombobulatedthomas says she feels that way not only seeing what people did her family's business... but seeing how it's left her father... it was his lively the same person after this happened. but now.. hope. in the f

a couple of dozen people joined milwaukee mayor tom barrett this morning on one of his community walks. the mayor is encouraged by today's turnout. and he says it shows the kind of people who live in milwaukee. a lot of people who love the city want the city to do well and they are concerned but theyre fighting back and so i think what youre seeing city, were a city that fights back and were going to continue to fight back the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms moved its arson investigation to the o'reilly auto parts building. it is one of 8 buisiness burned down or vandalized in sherman park. damage is estimated in the millions of dollars. the a-t-f is investigating the crimes. and it's offering a ten-thousand- dollar reward for information that leads to arrests. go to t-m-j four dot com to see more of our coverage of the violence in sherman park came up in the presidential campaign today. hillary clinton met with law enforcement leaders. clinton said everyone is safer when there is respect for the law, and when everyone is ?respected? by the law. i think it's obvious that recent

mayor tom barrett sa after that shooting - violence erupted near sherman and auer. at least one vehicle was set on fire. two police squads had windows broken out -- and officer was injured and sent to the hospital when his windshield was broken. police say the b-p gas station at sherman and burleigh was then set on fire. this is the same gas station that has been linked to a fatal shooting and protests earlier this summer. three people were inside when the fire was set - they were able to escape uninjured. auto parts store, jet beauty salon, and bmo harris bank branch -- all destroyed by fire. firefighters couldn't get to the fires right away because of safety concerns. there reports of people throwing rocks and bricks at them. and even shots fired in the area. mayor barrett and milwaukee police held a news conference around midnight during the the middle of the unrest -- and says police are doing everything they can to restore order. barrett: "we have a strong police presence, do everything we can and make sure order is destroyed in this very very good neighborhood

while he was there, milwaukee mayor tom barrett walked by, alongside his security detail. collado allegedly told the clerk he had a gun and he would beat them with collado two blocks away. investigators say they didnt find a gun in his bag... but they say collado was carrying a camp ax and cocaine. milwaukee police confirm collado is a former officer. the district attorneys office declined to comment. still ahead on wake up. president obama will visit louisiana today to see flood damage --- why his trip is getting some backlash. and hillary clinton faces the release of new e-mails... as donald trump still explaining his new immigration position. the latest from the campaign trail at 7- 30. --- miranda lambert reaction to this little guy's cute proposal. and carl is hanging out at the we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cell

yesterday mayor tom barrett lifted the 10 p-m curfew for teens 17 and under. however -- the milwaukee county sheriff's office says sherman park will still close at 6 p-m until further notice. the park became a hot bed for violence following the fatal shooting of sylville smith by a milwaukee police officer. 3 there's always a need for foster families in our area. but one local group says there is an especially urgent need for african american families willing to take in foster child. children.cbs 58's amanda devoe joins us live in the newsroom to explain. nearly 70 percent of children in foster care in milwaukee county are black. while that pecentage is startling... fresh start family services says recruiting black famlies it's an issue.. that jermaine reed takes very seriously. as the executive director of fresh start family services... he sees the disparities that black children in foster care face in wisconsin. data shows that there are 1553 black children looking for homes.. .. making up 68 percent of the milwaukee county foster ce systm system"if 68.2 per

mayor tom barrett has lifted the enforcement of the 10 p-m emergency curfew in the city of milwaukee. teens under 17 are still required to be home by ten during summer months. the sheriff's office is still closing sherman park at six pm--. after the school was placed on lockdown late last night. police received a call around 8:45 on a report of a suspcious person looking into windows of the humphrey memorial chapel possibly armed. officers arrived to find a person lying on the ground outside.the person then grabbed the unknown object and ran into an unlocked classroom. there was a class inside the building.. but no one was injured and no weapon has been found. attorney general brad schimel says he will probably act much sooner than the 90 day deadline to decide brendan dassey's fate.dassey was 17 when he was convicted of helping his uncle, steven avery murder teresa halback in 2005.a judge recently overturned dassey's conviction because they say his confession was coerced.the state has less than 90 days to appeal, re-try or release him "there are a number of and before we make a deter

an update to a story we've been covering -- mayor tom barrett says the newly announced effort to tear down or renovate blighted homes in milwaukee may not start for dollars for the effort. barrett says the city is seeking federal money, and he plans to include money in his budget. because the total amount of funding isn't known, barrett isn't sure how many homes the city can address. however -- when fox6 threw out a number, barrett said it would be more than that. in my budget, youll see dollars in there for this in my budget, and were hoping to get additional dollars from the federal government. so itll going to certainly be more than 80 homes we're told there are about 400 condemned properties citywide. of a lifetime. mother teresa will officially be recognized as a saint in just a few days. the wisconsin residents heading to rome -- and their special connection to her. a flash flood warning was in effect earlier today. fox 6 weather expert tom wachs coming up with what to expect switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did yo

while he was there, milwaukee mayor tom barrett walked by, alongside his security detail. he had a gun and he would beat them with it. officers later found collado two blocks away. investigators say they didnt find a gun in his bag... but they say collado was carrying a camp ax and cocaine. milwaukee police confirm collado is a former officer. the district attorneys office declined to comment. another sign milwaukee is on the mend-- milwaukee mayor tom barrett has canceled the 10 p.m. curfew for those 17 years old and younger. he says the earlier curfew is no longer police have a suspect in an arson that occurred during milwaukee's unrest. this man was caught on surviellence inside m-j-m liquor.. after it was broken into and before it was set on fire... authorities say by way of molotov cocktails. 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 a-t-f. new information now about the prompted the unrest in milwaukee. w

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 down 12- million dollars since 2004... while the police budget is up nearly 100- million. barrett says one reason for that... is the citys employer pension contribution for police... 30-million dollars this year alone. and adding officers might be financially difficult as well. barrett says only 10 officers were added to mpds staff in the last six years but it cost a whopping sum: tb 'so, to tread wat term, cost of $61m.' bl "this was just the first of several listing sessions planned.the budget will be presented to the citys 'finance and perso

milwaukee mayor tom barrett is inviting the public to get out and get fit. he's hosting an evening walk- part of his "walk 100 miles in 100 days challenge. he's held increase physical activity for everyone who lives in the area. milwaukee's obesity rates are higher than the state and national average. if you'd like to take part in tonight's walk... meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham streets at six. if you're fun.. energetic... and a talented performer--- you could find a spot on the milwaukee bucks "grand dancers". audition week starts today at the b-mo harris bradley center. they'll also be looking for talent to fill their rosters for young bucks... bucks beats drumlne... and the rim rockers dunk team. bucks fans are also invited to check out the auditions. just head over to the 6th street and highland avenue entrance.the bucks grand dancer auditions begin tonight at six.. go to our website cbs 58 dot com for more information. still ahead ...cleaning up... that damaged thousands of homes in southern louisiana. 3 plus ...the deathtoll is climb

you can always go for a stroll with mayor tom barrett. the mayor is hosting another community walk -- as part of his 100 miles in 100 days challenge.the walks are supposed to encourage neighbors to socialize and get active.tonight's walk starts at 6 o'clock at zillman park. all attendees will be entered into a raffle. looking for something to do this weekend... you might want everything from live performances with theatre actors... to some world class artists. it's spread out through out the downtown area... like the marcus center and the riverwalk. most of the events are free to the public. live at 12:30 is up next-- making a decision.what attorney general brad schimel is saying about brandon dassey's overturned conviction and whether the state will appeal. also... remaining closed.why planned parenthood will not reopen the appleton thanks for joining us this afternoon. i'm vince vitrano. and i'm bridget shanahan.if you're just joining us-- here's a look at your top stories today. wisconsin's attorney general brad schimel says the deadly

mayor tom barrett attending a neighborhood walk today through the garden homes neighborhood, called on state lawmakers to help stop the city o >> we need have our lawmakers understand what happens when you flood the streets with guns. >> reporter: barrett says police tell him the first man shot and killed on friday at sherman and berli was a felon out on bail and his outcry to state representatives today not only about keeping guns out of the hands of criminals, but also about protecting those who protect. >> we are in a situation now, where not only our citizens are being out-gunned but our police officers are being out-gunned, solution involves stricter gun laws and people willing to fight for peace in milwaukee. >> i think it's time for the church and for the good people to come out and take back their city. >> reporter: veronica ma seia, today's tmj 4. >> and investigations are underway in all three of those shootings. >>> a family and neighborhood devastated by gun violence came together today to honor salaya jenkins . the 9-year-old was watching tv inside her home when she w bull

meetings for the community month.details on those will be released in the coming days. 3 mayor tom barrett released a statement following the introduction of today's plan, saying: "this is an issue that the city can't shoulder alone. we look forward to engaging multiple sectors including business, education, community, youth, health and officials across all levels of government in identifying comprehensive strategies th policy to launch and sustain. the mayor also added that the city will be consulting with the prevention institute out of oakland, california... an organization that has experience in the field. confusion today about new jobs in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood.... it's a place where the ?lack? of jobs is seen by many as a root cause of the recent unrest. unrest. cbs 58's jocelyne pruna is live in the sherman park neighborhood and she has sherman park is quiet this afternoon kids are playing... but one of the struggles this community lives on a daily basis has to do with the lack of jobsthat's why a group met here earlier today-to ask for strategies and a plan of action

we caught up with milwaukee mayor tom barrett this morning... who reflected on the challenges the city faced over the last week... and will face moving forward.the mayor says what truly matters is the response from residents ?afterwards?... when hundreds of people showed up the next morning to pick up the pieces. three men now charged with breaking into and burglarizing a store during last unrest.police say durrell jones, joseph linsdey and devon love broke into the clarke liquor liquorstore near 47th and burleigh sunday morning. according to the criminal complaint -- both lindsey and love told investigators they didn't take anything... love saying he was looking for a friend... linsdey said he just wanted to see what was going on. community members are invited to attend a "listening session" tonight in wake of last weekend's unrest. it will take place from six to nine at roosevelt drive. milwaukee mayor tom barrett gave credit to the faith community in helping keep the calm this week. he said members "stepped up and made a big difference." your

fox6's rachelle baillon spoke with mayor tom barrett. she joins us live with more. good evening. we spoke with mayor barrett this afternoon about what led to last week's unrest....and what the city is doing to improve the community's future. last saturday an officer involved shooting spurred a night of unrest.... authorities were able to stem the unrest over the next few days....and the community started of picking itself back up, with a goal of never letting similar scenes onto the city's streets again. "i drove over there sunday morning and was moved by the hundreds of people that were there saying we don't want this neighborhood ruined and you've seen that throughout this week." milwaukee mayor tom barrett says he thinks a host of factors prompted the unrest that spilled onto the streets last saturday: one factor is how much attention officer involved shootings are getting nationwide these days, the others stem from issues that issues. "those are all real issues those are all very very real issues in the neighborhoods particularly the neighborhoods east of the sherman park are

while he was there, milwaukee mayor tom barrett walked by, alongside his security detail. collado allegedly told the clerk he had a gun and he would beat them with it. officers later found collado two blocks away. investigators say they didnt find a gun in his bag... but the say collado was carrying milwaukee police confirm collado is a former officer. the district attorneys office declined to comment. a death investigation underway in shorewood -- after a suspect dies at the police station. police say the 39-year-old man was arrested last week for a domestic violence case. the man was later found unresponsive in his cell. he died at the hospital. the greenfield police department will be handling the investigation. linked to a growing fentanyl problem in our city. fentanyl is a pain medication 50 to 100 times more powerful than heroin. and according to the medical examiner's office -- milwaukee county is on track to see twice as many fentanyl related deaths this year than last. this weekend's victims range in age from 26 to 43. overdose deaths have now exceeded motor vehic

milwaukee mayor tom barrett is inviting the public to get out and get fit. he's hosting an evening walk- part of his "100 miles in 100 days" challenge. he's held several events throughout the summer. the goal is to increase physical activity for everyone who lives in the area. wa rates are higher than the state and national average. if you'd like to take part in tonight's walk... meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham streets at six. if you're fun... energetic.... and a talented performer--- you could find a spot on the milwaukee bucks "grand dancers". audition week starts today at he b-mo harris bradley center. dancing not your forte? dancing not your forte? they'll also be looking for talent to fill their rosters dunk team. bucks fans are also invited to check out the auditions. just head over to the 6th street and highland avenue entrance.the bucks grand dancer auditions begin tonight at six.. go to our website cbs 58 dot com for more information. coming up ... storm damage in massachusetts ...after a tornado touches down. 3 3 contributed to th

this is insurance :31 mayor tom barrett tried to calm the community by justifying the police shooting that happened hours before the unrest. the officer who fatally shot 23 year old sylville smith was wearing a body camera. the video is with state investigators, but barrett says he saw a photo lifted armed. that still photo demonstrates without question that he had a gun in his hand :00 and i want our community to know that :03 but he said it wouldn't be appropriate to make the video public sunday. again, thats up to the state doj. in a statement, attorney general brad schimel said investigators would work quickly, thoroughly an he did not say anything about when will see the video or a full airing of facts. some say they will only believe video proof, not what the police are saying. live, theo keith, fox6 news. brad thank theo dozens gathering tonight at the scene of just one of the fires set last night - the bp gas station on sherman and burleigh - that's where or madeline to the bp that was burned down last night. a crowd of hundreds of people . earlier in the evening... the group

stay tuned to cbs 58 for the latest. 3 mayor tom barrett echoed many of the chief's comments. comments.he says church leaders and those who helped clean up sunday morning made a big impact. 11:18:52-19:04i'm specifically asking the pastors and the to be involved in this effort. by having them as part of this effort i think is makign this situation better than it otherwise will be. be. mayor barrett also commended the professionalism of law enforcementhe says every milwaukee resident should thank them for putting their lives on the line this weekend to make sure people were safe. 3( (in addition to the early curfew at sherman park, and applauding the police department for their hard work, mayor tom barrett said churches and faith based a role in restoring the peace. peace. a chaplin we spoke with said about 30 churches of differnt denominations were out last night talking with residents in the neighrborhood. those talks led to conversations about how residents see the church... and what they have and have not been doing right in reaching out to the nieghborhood in the past. it'

milwaukee mayor tom barrett is crediting church groups and police for keeping sherman park relatively quiet the past two nights. 11:08:32-40 you can remember people throwing things at police officers. police officers have demonstrated incredible professionalism professionalism barrett also said he's thankful for the residents of sherman park... who want their neighborhood back and do't want outsiders destroying proper or causing more problems. the investigation continues into the fatal shooting of 23-year old sylville smith by a milwaukee officer...the incident that sparked saturday's disturbances.mayor tom barrett called for the release of police body cam video of as possible. possible.cbs 58 checked with the state department of justice...which is investigating the shooting.and we got a statement in response..."in recognition of the violence that has affected milwaukee residents d-o-j is working expeditiously.....to provide a transparent view of the events that took place on august 13th..."but they are ?not? ready to release that video yet. as more people call for the release of that

milwaukee police chief ed flynn and mayor tom barrett say the response from the faith community has played a major role in keeping the sherman park neighborhood peaceful. prayer vigils and barbecues took place ...near the bp gas station that was torched. still...milwaukee police kept a large number of foot officers available and ready for rapid deployment ..and continue to moniter the area. sherman park closed at 6 pm. mayor barrett says he believes the 10 pm curfew for teens is 21 52 15/barrett were going to have it as long as it is necessary and again initially indications are it has worked well 21 48 28/flynn we did have some confrontations with individuals that were heated we made a half a dozen arrests that seemed to have some impact but again we had folks from the community step forward to take a leadership roll in reducing tensions within the group that had assembled pm...and re opened at 6 am. mayor barrett also commended the efforts of police officers...and firefighters crediting them as well for a calmer night. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news and this morning... the sist

while he was there, milwaukee mayor tom barrett walked by, alongside his security detail. collado allegedly told the clerk them with it. officers later found collado two blocks away. investigators say they didnt find a gun in his bag... but they say collado was carrying a camp ax and cocaine. milwaukee police confirm collado is a former officer. the district attorneys office declined to comment. a baseball player hits a grand slam sending his team to victory but wait until you see where the ball landed. coming up why its being called a one in a million home run. plus, we got inside the world's largest corn maze. why you and carl has a preview of the third ward art festival. 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. 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. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me,

chief flynn and mayor tom barrett both...commended faith leaders and community members for spreading a message of peace...they say so it turns out sylville smith-- the man shot by police.... and the officer who st and still is not being identified out of safety concerns-- went to the same high school. sure-ell sherelle smith says they both went to pulaski. police say the officer's body camera shows sylville smith was fleeing with a gun in his hand and turned back toward the officer before the shooting. but smith's sister says she's skeptical of the investigation. if my brother did have his gun in his hand, why he didnt shoot back? if hes gonna go with a big bang? the decision to release body camera footage from the shooting, rests with the wisconsin department of justice. they have not indicated when that video will be made public. threats for more riots have been flooding social media --- this time targeting milwaukee's surrounding suburbs. cudahy and franklin police are among the departments which say they're aware of the threats... and investigating them. west allis police issued

(mayor tom barrett/ milwaukee) "this stop took place because two officers who were there to make sure that there is order in this neighborhood and they felt there was suspicious activity going on." authorities say after the officers pulled the vehicle over, two people got out of the car and took off on foot. one officer later opened fire.. fatally shooting one of the two men. police say he was armed with a handgun. (mayor tom barrett/ milwaukee) "he ordered that individual to drop his gun, the individual did not drop his gun" butt sot "the gun was a stolen gun. the officer did not know at that time but there were 23 rounds in that gun." the man was shot twice and died at the scene. news of the shooting sparked largely african- american community. dozens of protesters clashed with police. at least three people were arrested. (mos) "if we don't have anyone to protect us then this is what you get." butt sot (mos) "everybody is struggling to bring this community back to where it needs to be." i'm kim hutcherson reporting. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is campaigning in h

chief flynn and mayor tom barrett both...commended faith leaders and community members for spreading a message of peace...they say so far...seems to be working. 21 47 48/flynn but we were not facing a situation in which there was significant crowd or mob activity or significant property damage or major arson so certainly it was a great deal of improvement over understand this remains a situation where they have to be careful where they have to behave themselves chief flynn said there are no indications of protesters from out of town causing any trouble last night...which was the case on sunday night. mayor barrett said the 10 pm curfew ...would remain in effect as long as necessary. reporting live in milwaukee dc caught on camera - looting at a metro p-c-s store at 35th and fond du lac. the surveillance video - from inside the store... shows a group of people breaking into the store over the weekend... rummaging through boxes... looking for cell phones and other items to steal. officials say a total of six businesses were destroyed in fires from saturday night into sunday morning. no

but as city leaders prepare the 20-17 budget-- mayor tom barrett says it will cost millions just to keep staffing at its current level. angelica's in studio with more details. mayor barrett outlined his proposed 2017 budget last night. barrett says the cost of police pensions... and dwindling state funds... has cost the city a fortune. he says he supports pensions for city 30-million dollars for police. the police budget has increased nearly 100-million dollars since 2004. thats nearly double the entire tax levy. state shared revenue, meanwhile, has dropped 12-million in that same time period. and barrett says... consider this... in 20-10 mpd staffing levels were at 1- thousand 8-hundred and 78-officers. this year... there are 10 more officers... but its costing 60-million more dollars. 'you can see why this a thing you cant do at the city level is you cant print money.' this was just the first of several listing sessions planned. the budget will be presented to the citys 'finance and personnel committee' in october. happening today - donald trump is expected to receive his first classif

mayor tom barrett... also touched on the past couple days of destruction. this past weekend was by far the most difficult weekend ive had as the mayor of this city.he says more jobs goes hand-in-hand with reducing violence and poverty in the central part of the city. i want this city to grow, i want this city to be safe, and i want us to close the that exists. governor scott walker making stops at several churches in the city. he and lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch met with people at the greater praise church. they thanked church leaders for their efforts the past few days-- talking to people on the streets governor also met with another group at city brook church. that group trying to reach out to those who are frustrated and turn to property damage, injuries and looting. "we're certainly going to continue to make sure in the immediate future that happens and long term issues about safety are addressed here and across the state and we're also be working as we have before with local officials, community officials on ways we can continue to improve emp

chief flynn and mayor tom barrett both...commended faith leaders and community members for spreading a message of peace...they say so 21 47 48/flynn but we were not facing a situation in which there was significant crowd or mob activity or significant property damage or major arson so certainly it was a great deal of improvement over the first day 21 50 15/barrett i think people understand this remains a situation where they have to be careful where they have to behave themselves indications of protesters from out of town causing any trouble last night...which was the case on sunday night. mayor barrett said the 10 pm curfew ...would remain in effect as long as necessary. reporting live in milwaukee dc enforcement agencies are on high alert. angelica is here with details on a new threat. threats for more riots have been flooding social media --- this time targeting milwaukee's surrounding suburbs. cudahy and franklin police among the departments that say they're aware of the threats...and investigating them. west allis police issuing the following statement: "the w-a-p-d has continge

including what the mayor says helped calm the unrest in milwaukee. 3 mayor tom barrett: what really has been a major.. major souce of support is the faith community. 3 hear from a chaplain... who's trying to make a difference around sherman park. 3 you're watching the c-b-s 58 i'm kyle aevermann 3 good morning.today is tuesday august 16th.i'm kate chappell. a sigh of relief... after a much calmer situation overnight on milwaukee's north side. coming up--- hear what some people believe made the difference. 3 plus- a new legal challenge for a transgender student heading into his senior year of high school. details ahead. 3 andy brovelli will be in shortly with a live look at the commute... but right now meteorologist xxx has a look at your weather. 3 ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))forecast...today: warm and humid. high: 83tonight: chance of storms. low: 70 wednesday: scattered showers, thunder. high: 83thursday:

milwaukee mayor tom barrett says police body camera footage of the incident showed smith holding the gun. as for when the public will see the footage... that isn't yet clear. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> a former youth director of a boys and girls club accused of lewdness with multiple children will be in court tomorrow. police arrested willis brown thursday for three counts of lewdness with a child under 16. brown worked at the boys and girls club on southern highlands parkway. investigation-- but police belive there are two additional victims. brown is expected in court this tuesday./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> meanwhile... a metro police officer is behind bars in connection to a child pornography case. officer ruben delgadillo was arrested friday following a joint investigation between the "internet crimes against children task force" and internal affairs bureau. faces one count of possession of child pornography and one count of distribution of child pornography. wendsday morning./// ((brian loftus)) >>> several european countries are still recovering from this year's terror atta

but as city leaders prepare the 20-17 budget-- mayor tom barrett says it will cost millions just to keep staffing at its current level. fox6s bret lemoine is live outside the zeidler municipal building with more details. mayor barrett is outlining his proposed 20-17 budget tonight. a large crowd gathered here just a few hours ago to provide input. barrett says the cost of police funds... has cost the city a fortune. he says he supports pensions for city employees... but this year alone, they cost taxpayers 30-million dollars for police. the police budget has increased nearly 100-million dollars since 2004. thats nearly double the entire tax levy. state shared revenue, meanwhile, has dropped 12-million in that same time period. and barrett says... consider this... in 20-10 mpd staffing levels were at 1- thousand 8-hundred and 78-officers. officers... but its costing 60-million more dollars. 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.' this was just the first of several listing sessions planned. the budget w

how smith got the gun.milwaukee mayor "tom barrett" has asked for the officer's body camera ?not? ready to do that just yet. mayor barrett has seen a ?picture? from the video.he says.. it clearly shows smith had a gun in his hand... when the officer shot him saturday afternoon. milwaukee police are monitoring the home of the officer involved in saturday's deadly shooting of sylville smi. smith.for safety reasons-- milwaukee police chief "ed flynn" says... that officer is staying with relatives in ?another? city. city.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from milwaukee police headquarters.... to explain what the department is doing about the threats. kyle? a officer out of respect for his safety....but we do know squad cars have been parked outside his home - monitoring the area. mpd tells us it's aware of threats made online against the officer - and that those are being taken seriously.one post says the officer must pay for what he did - another - hoping he burns in the afterlife.criminal justice expert brian dorow says most police departments have teams devoted to social media -

responded only by saying the investigation is ongoing and they have nothing to also spoke with mayor tom barrett -- and we will have his response to the aclu's demand tonight at 6. reporting live in sherman park rm todays we're learning more about sylville smith's previous run- in's with the police... including a july 22nd arrest. our casey geraldo has gone through the report from that incident- she joins us to explain what she found. while we don't yet know why

and mayor tom barrett made a point of saying the faith-based community came out in force tonight and are credited with calming things down in the area. much more encouraging, much more encouraging signs tonight than last night or saturday night. >> of course, the chief did reiterate though that between 6:00 and 7:00 to mother were a few incidents, a few confrontations, got a little bit heated. a few people were arrested during but despite that, as we are taking a live look over milwaukee from our helicopter in the air, it is relatively quiet and calm compared to the last two nights of unrest across the city, particularly on the north side, and the outside groups causing trouble last night do not appear to be anywhere in the city doing the same thing this also cautioned that stuff happened later than this time last night. that is when things started to happen. if things do happen, the chief also mentioned they have a lot of assets ready for deployment if things it should flareup again. for now at least, things appear to be calm and that is the way i think almost every single person in

mayor tom barrett says he's seen a still picture from the video... and says smith was holding a gun when he was shot. that video is now a part of the investigation led by the wisconsin d-c-i... who says they're working quote.. "expeditiously to transparent gathering of the facts." smith grandfather says... his grandson suffered from cognitive and mental health issues. in an interview with the associated press... the grandfather says smith carried a gun because he had been ?shot? more than once in the past. the unrest in milwaukee is still making headlines across the country this morning. morning.it was even part of the focus at donald trump's rally in west bend last night. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from sherman park with a closer look at what trump had to say to wisconsin voters. donald trump focused on what he called crime and 3 lawlessness.this of course comes just days after the unrest in this nieghborhood. he said what happened in milwaukee is a tragedy....and those responsible for the violence need to be held accountable.trump said t

the sheriff's representative sent us a statement that reads in part, ed flynn, tom barrett and chris abele should be less concerned about the hours of sherman park...... when they drive the crime, violence and disorder down, reduce the inescapable poverty, fix the failing schools, and put people back to work, then we can discuss sherman park. more local news now. one of

mayor tom barrett said last week he was shown one still from body camera video and in it, he saw a gun in smith's hand. schimel says he would not have shared that information publicly but adds he understands why barrett did it because he was trying to calm down the situation. we asked schimel why the d-o-j won't release that still image the mayor was able to see... the way the gun is positioned, the position of mr. smith when the officer made his decision to discharge his weapon, all of those things are part of that releasing more than what they mayor has stated, i believe, could compromise the integrity of the investigation. a spokesman for the d-a's office would not comment on today's press conference. as for a timeline, there were no specifics but schimel said he believes a charging decision will come faster than it did in the dontre hamilton case in 2014. that took about six months. despite the attorney's general's of wisconsin says many questions still remain unanswered. fox6's is ted perry joins us from the newsroom. ted we heard from the executive director today... since the unr

mayor tom barrett has canceled the 10 p-m curfew... put into effect for those 17 years old and younger. he says the earlier curfew is no longer necessary... but the normal curfew will still be in effect. that summertime curfew goes into effect at 11 each night... and ends at 5 every morning... until september 1st. then- the normal school year curfew goes into effect... starting at 10 p-m once again. help searching for an arson suspect. this man was caught on surveillance inside m-j-m liquor..after it was broken into and before it was set on fire during the unrest. the family that owns the store says they don't know what's next for them at this point. 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 since sylville smith was fatally shot near 44th and auer... sparking those violent protests. authorities have said smith was fleeing police and that footage from the officer's body camera clearly shows sm

milwaukee police chief ed flynn and mayor tom barrett say the response from the faith community has played a major role in keeping the sherman park neighborhood peaceful. prayer vigils and barbecues took place ...near the bp gas station that was torched. still...milwaukee police kept a large number of foot officers available and ready for rapid de sherman park closed at 6 pm. mayor barrett says he believes the 10 pm curfew for teens is making a difference too. 21 52 15/barrett were going to have it as long as it is necessary and again initially indications are it has worked well 21 48 28/flynn we did have some confrontations with individuals that were heated we made a half a dozen arrests that seemed to have some impact but again we had folks from the tensions within the group that had assembled within the group that had assembled sherman park closed at 6 pm...and will re open at 6 am. mayor barrett also commended the efforts of police officers...and firefighters crediting them as well for a calmer night. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news officer involved shooting death of sylville

fired just having the gun in the hand doesnt tell the public what they need to know mayor tom mayor tom barrett also says see the still photo until the video is released to the public. the milwaukee archdiocese led its faithful in a special service for peace after the recent violence in the city. catholics from around milwaukee came for the prayer vigil for peace. representative s from the nearly 200 parishes were on hand at all saints church on the city's northwest side. they were joined by neighbors and the faithful. right now "our community is in desperate need of prayer and healing." came to show the love we all should be showing toward says this has to be the start of a dialogue for peace and the community coming up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the latest major american city dealing with a zika scare and what health officials are doing to calm nerves.then-- not victims.what really happened the night swimmers from team usa claimed they were robbed at gunpoint yesterday was mostly sunny, warm and humid with highs in the mid to upper 80s, except the lakefront dropped into the 70s