11. now at eleven... not only are we expecting much colder temperatures later.. going to get some extreme wind. rachael kaye is in the weather office with details. although it's a warm start to the day, changes are coming with our next cold front. a wind advisory goes into effect at 3pm and continues through tomorrow for gusts up to 45 mph. temperatures will take a dramatic drop, from highs in the upper 60s today to the upper 30s tomorrow. today: isolated showers with thunder possible. a mix of sun and clouds in between. wind advisory in effect. high: 67 wind: sw 20-30 mph tonight: windy. chance for flurries and snow showers overnight. low: 33 wind: w 15-25 mph a burglary suspect shoots at

deandra corinthios has more milwaukee police officers. that man is now in m-p-d custody. our deandra corinthios has more from district five.

suspect armed with a handgun fired at them. this happened near 27th and ruby shortly before 10:30 p-m after the suspect fired the shots, an officer returned fire. no one was hit ...no officers were injured the suspect took off running...and after a brief foot chase a 23 year old man from milwaukee was arrested a spokesperson for the police department says the suspect has an arrest record with them. his name has not been released. the case now goes to the milwaukee county district attorney's office... they'll review it and decide on charges. corinthios fox6 news. three families are displaced after an apartment fire in south milwaukee. fire crews were called out to 13th and manis-tique for a kitchen fire. the red cross is assisting ten people. no word on how much damage was done by the fire. two people are recovering after a crash in milwaukee. we're told three vehicles were involved in the accident at 6th and oklahoma, just before 8:30 last

one of the cars-- and had to be extricated. it's unclear how severe the injuries are at this time...or what caused the crash. and in franklin - two motorcycles crashed into each other. it happened last night near 76th and ryan road. we're told one person was taken to the hospital...and is expected to survive. the other - apparently took off from the scene...and police are still searching for the person. brendan dassey will appellate court made the decision yesterday. this-- until they can review his case. reaction is pouring in... including from his hometown of mishicot. our ben handelman has the story. brendan dassey will not be leaving this prison in portage this week. the 7th circuit court of appeals in chicago, overruling a lower court's decision to free dassey, as the state appeals. prosecutors are fighting a ruling that tossed dassey's convction in august

the changing decisions have come so fast--- in dassey's hometown of mishicot, newspaper headlines are outdated. in this small village-- brendan really got coexed into a lot of things. there is a sense of disapointment. that's wrong. it's like picking up mud and picking it up at a wall and seeing what is going to stick. the case-- the people that come in here do not think he should be in there. is the talk of the town in the busineeses dw property where dassey and his uncle steven avery once lived. i just think they are getting his hopes up. they should let him out. while they back dassey--- most we talked to don't feel the same about stephen avery. a lot of people think he should be free do to that making a mjrudere. it's not necessarily a documentary as much as it is pushing informative. with this story not

right. will keep talking. a woman is accusing the milwaukee county sheriff and his staff of mistreatment that caused the death of her newborn baby inside a jail cell. 30-year-old sha-de sway-zer was arrested when she was 8- and -half months pregnant...after she got into an altercation with police. prior to being booked into the county jail she was taken to a local hospital for examination. her attorney claims her pregnancy was time. she was placed in a maximum security unit. her attorney says when she alerted guards that she was in labor nothing was done. she claims she was forced to have the baby inside her cell-- and within hours it died. "she's very depressed. she's distraught. i've never seen anybody break down that emotionally as she went through the story." the medical examiner has not determined whether the baby was born alive or

for comment, but haven't heard back. the county's corporation counsel office tells us it does have a copy of the claim. ...an argument along a rail road track has a horrific ending. mukwonago police say a man pushed his girlfriend to the ground... moments before a train passed-- leaving her with devastating injuries. it happened monday night, off county highway n-n. according to a criminal complaint, 22-year-old brandon calkins the victim's mother told police she believed her daughter lost consciousness-- and was eventually run over by the train. the victim's arm was amputated. calkins was charged with three misdemeanors and only faces months behind bars. it sends is anybody can commit an egregious act of violence and potentially not be held accountable for it. it's unclear exactly why the

due back in court next week. ...new information about an armed robbery at a cricket wireless store in west allis. the search continues for suspects...but police have released new surveillance video of the incident. investigators tell fox 6 the man showed either a sawed-off shotgun, or a short-barreled long gun, and demanded money. a customer apprarently stepped-in, and was shot, in the arm. he's expected to be okay. but police say they need your help. were hoping that somebody along, or working in one of the businesses that was open, might have seen something. the suspect is described as an african american male, in his late teens, or early 20s. he was wearing a black hoodie with some sort of red logo on the front, along with dark jeans, and tan boots. if you have any information which may help investigators, youre encouraged to contact west allis police. one woman is dead and several others injured after a shooting in

were fired. plus-- the new information on the man who allegedly shot and killed an airlines employee this week. ...what court records show about the shooter. and... "president-elect trump's administration begins to take shape ....as three more big roles are announced. i'm joel waldman in washington, more coming up." "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here t

president-elect donald trump's administration is starting to take shape ...with the announcement of three more major positions being filled...as the biggest democratic transition of power continues to unfold before our eyes.... fox's joel waldman, is following the story. a trio of conservatives have been tapped for and accepted --- three president-elect trump's new administration. pence says: "we're beginning what we're very confident will be a smooth transition that will serve to move this country forward." mr. trump selecting kansas congressman, mike pompeo, to lead the c-i-a ...pompeo, considered a hawkish member of the republican national security establishment came to congress in 20-10 ...graduating first in his class at west point ...then going on to harvard law school.... just moments before the pompeo pick,

choice for attorney general. but, sessions, the first senator to back mr. trump's white house bid, could face a rocky path to confirmation. 30-years ago, he was denied a federal judge position, over allegations he made racially insensitive comments, including saying the ku klux klan was "ok ...until he learned they smoked marijuana." benson says: "he will be asked about that and he will have to answer for that and explain and apologize." and one of president-elec during his primary run, retired lieutenant general michael flynn, is being rewarded for his loyalty ... tapped to be his national security adviser. the lieutenant general has held a number of important military roles, including director of the defense intelligence agency and chair of the military intelligence board. waldman on-cam tag says: "president-elect trump has plans to head to new jersey this weekend ....where he plans to meet with mitt romney, one of his fiercest critics. in washington, joel waldman, fox

woman is dead -- and several injured after shots are fired at a toddler's birthday party in tennessee. police say they are still searching for three shooters. the violence broke out late thursday in the town of dyersburg. the ages of the people shot range in age from 6 to 32. the victims were on the front porch when the shots were fired. police continue to investigate. we're learning more about the man who allegedly shot and employee at an oklahoma city airport this week. the gunman used a military style rifle...and had served in the military in the past. lloyd buie was a southwest employee from 1999 to 20-15.he quit after refusing an alcohol test. on tuesday-- he killed michael winchester. buie's pickup was found in the parking garage hours after the shooting.the medical examiner

buie just filed for bankruptcy in september. it's starting to look more like a winter wonderland in some parts of the country. in colorado... the first snowfall of the season forced traffic on a major interstate to come to a halt. and denver international airport reported that some united airlines flights were delayed because its de-icing contractor was experiencing equipment issues. and get this-- in denver it was 80 snow came! toss to weather. although it's a warm start to the day, changes are coming with our next cold front. a wind advisory goes into effect at 3pm and continues through tomorrow for gusts up to 45 mph. temperatures will take a dramatic drop, from highs in the upper 60s today to the upper 30s

rain chances will turn into snow chances overnight. that said, we're not expecting any accumulation to stick. highs will stay in the 30s through the weekend, and warm back to the 40s by next week. today: isolated showers with thunder possible. a mix of sun and clouds in between. wind advisory in effect. high: 67 wind: sw 20-30 mph tonight: windy. chance for flurries and snow showers overnight. low: 33 wind: w 15-25 mph saturda showers. very windy with wind chills in the 20s. high: 37 wind: nw 25-35 mph sunday: mostly sunny and cold. am low: 25 high: 38 wind: nw 5-15 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 24 high: 42 wind: e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 30 high: 46 wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 39 high: 46 wind: nw 5-15

series has shown how prescription drug use often leads to heroin--and death. wisconsin attorney general brad schimel has led the fight against opioid abuse. he points to drug take-back events and law enforcement's use of "narcan" as tools in his fight. should he be adding another? our ted perry has more on the politics of pot. s her real name--goes out to the front bushes of her milwaukee home and smokes a joint. i would like not to have to sneak it ...and for other people to understand. she knows she's breaking the law. she also knows she needs the relief. the major problem was major intestinal blockage... a series of surgeries last year left her in a great deal of pain--unable to work. "i went to the doctor and asked if she could refill my oxycodon and she said no..you shouldn't be on

concerned about "madelyn" getting too dependent on prescription pain killers...she had reason to be--opiod addiction is an epidemic in wisconsin--and fighting that addiction is priority one for the state's republican attorney general brad schimel. it's absolutely devastating..there's no bigger public safety crisis and it's driving everything..robbery.. burglarly. schimel has a lot of tools in his fight against opiod abuse. medical interest in adding. so why start them off on another drug that can lead them down that path...it doesn't make sense. but it does-apparently make sense to 28 other states that have approved some form of medical marijuana use-that voted just last week to allow the medicinal use of pot. " voters in those states were able to vote directly for medical marijuna..somthing that's far

wisconsin..this will have to be fought at the state capitol...and leading the charge is a mother of four...who's never even tried pot. i'm not someone who's ever used marijuna...i was raised in the dare system. when she was first elected in 2010 from a very democratic district in madison, state representative mellsa sergeant never planned on being the flag bearer for legalizing pot but advocate for it. i came to realize after some thoughtful conversations that the most dangerous thing about mj is the way we're treating it now. republicans--she says--would be smart to get on board simply from a financial perspective. in a state where my colleagues keep saying we're broke.... the department of revenue estimates that state could make 22-million million dollars by legalizing

year alone--triple that in year two. why not do this in a way where we can have compassion centers..licensed by the state of wisconsin..where people know what's in the product..where it's labeled. schimel--citing a lack of support from the american medical association and the f-d-a-- is far from convinced. is there anything that could convince you that medical mj is the way to go for pain relief..is the way to go. id want to community supporting that and we don't have that right now. meanwhile madeline..a grandmother is back at work full- time--and easing her physical pain with a product nowhere close to being legal in her home state. i'm doing it for a reason and it's helping. we've certainly not made her public enemy number one..we should not treat her as a criminal. i'm sorry...it's not fair..and i'm working

sargent saw her bill die in committee last session-- but will be bringing it up again. assembly speaker robin vos says he's looking to see what the new congress does. he says this is a federal issue-- something the majority of states clearly see differently. carl is celebrating the cultural heritage of people in southeast

shoveling snow -- shovel in the dough this holiday season. an experts shares tips on how to have a financially stress-free holiday. plus -- the racine zoo joins us with some critters -- and the holly jolly events they have in store for the winter. that's tomorrow on wakeup -- we'll see you when you

cultures from around the world that have influenced life here in southeast wisconsin. our carl deffenbaugh is exploring the art and history at the fair today. making thanksgiving dinner a bit easier... the cooking mom is here with a recipe for pumpkin cheesecake parfaits. and this holiday...go high tech! how you can control your christmas

here's a look at this morning's big stories at 1130. a woman's newborn baby dies inside her jail cell at the milwaukee county jail.. the lawsuit she's now filing against the sheriff and his staff. a man pushes hs girlfriend to the ground...moments before a train passes....leaving her with devastating injuries. ...why the man is facing only months behind bars. we start at 11-30 with weather... we expecting about a 30 degree drop in temperatures-- and very windy conditions.

details. although it's a warm start to the day, changes are coming with our next cold front. a wind advisory goes into effect at 3pm and continues through tomorrow for gusts up to 45 mph. temperatures will take a dramatic drop, from highs in the upper 60s today to the upper 30s tomorrow. today: isolated showers with thunder possible. a mix of sun and clouds in between. wind advisory in effect. high: 67 wind: sw 20-30 mph tonight: windy. chance for flurries and snow showers overnight. low: 33 wind: w 15-25

mph a 23-year-old man is under arrest...after firing shots at milwaukee police. it happened on the city's northwest side. our deandra corinthios has more from district five. milwaukee police know who this guy is... they say the suspect has an arrest record with them... officers were responding to a burglary in progress when they

ruby. it was about 10:30 p-m and milwaukee police officers arrived in the area for a burglary in progress call when a suspect armed with a handgun fired shots at them. one of the police officers fired back...but no one was struck. the suspect fled the scene on foot and officers ran after him... after a brief foot chase the 23 year old man was arrested. the case is now in the hands of the milwaukee county district attorney's office. milwaukee police tell us no officers were injured. reporting in fox6 news. brendan dassey could have walked out of prison a free man today --- but he'll remain behind bars pending the outcome of the appeal. dassey's conviction for his role in the rape and murder of teresa halbach was thrown out in august. the 7th circuit court of appeals in chicago will now decide whether to uphold that ruling. in dassey's hometown of mishicot, many are disappointed by the ruling. while many here tell us

should be, they are uncomfortable with the confession dassey gave after controversial questioning from authorities. they said what they wanted him to say, and then they go and slap the cuffs on him. well that's not right. i'm pretty strong opinated on how brendan didn't do naything, more so than avery, because breandan really got coexed into a lot of things. there is no timeline on how long it will take the court to review the case. you can track dassey's and steven avery's fight for freedom. just go onto fox six now dot com. search "avery archive" to check out developments in this story going back as far as 2003. it's a 8 and a half million dollar lawsuit. a woman is accusing the milwaukee county sheriff and his staff of mistreatment that caused the death of her newborn baby inside a jail cell. fox6's angelica sanchez sat down

distraught. i've never seen anybody break down that emotionally as she went through the story." --the emotions attorney jason jankowski says his client-- 30-year-old shade swayzer has been going through since the loss of her child over the summer. on july 6 2016, she was arrested after an altercation with police. she was eight and a half months pregnant. prior to being booked into the county jail she was taken to a local hospital for examination. her attorney progressing normally at the time. despite this and a history of mental illness, swayzer was placed inside the maximum security unit also known as the special needs unit. she alleges she was given prenatal vitamins only once and for days received zero medical attention. then on midnight of july 14th, she went into labor. she says she tried to alert guards that her water broke and was 'laughed' at. she went into labor inside her cell. she says her child was alive long enough for her to breast feed, but later died.

birth. the medical examiner has not ruled if the child was a still born or not. jankowski says hes tried to obtain documents from the sheriffs office but his requests have gone unanswered. "our client lost her child. i don't think she would come here and lie to us." happening now-- milwaukee police are searching for a shooting suspect. two men were shot near 36th and mount vernon yesterday afternoon . they are expected to survive. we're looking for a motive. teror on the tracks. mukwonago police say a man pushed his girlfriend to the ground, moments later a train passed. the woman was left with devastating injuries. fox 6's ashley sears explains he faces just months behind bars. nats off county highway nn in mukwonago the sounds of the train breaks the quiet of a fall evening.

the led police here monday night. nats officers discovered a woman badly injured. her head on the tracks-- "her left arm was amputated." according to a criminal complaint, the woman was left here by her boyfriend 22-year-old brandon calkins. police say calkins pushed his girlfriend to the ground following an argument. the victim's mother told police she believed her daughter "struck her head on a metal rail" causing her to "lose consciousness" falling on the track by the train." 20:06 it's jarring. angela mancuso runs the waukesha women's center and is not associated with this case. but is stunned by the details. 19:41 i had a physical reaction. i mean, when you read about it, or hear about it, it's frightening. police say when calkins was arrested he became aggressive. he faces three misdemeanor charges. if convicted, he faces

commit an egregious act of violence and potentially not be held accountable for it. mancuso hopes-- incidents like this can shine light on domestic violence--so others can be helped. 25:17 there's no place for violence in a truly loving relationship. it's unclear exactly why the charges were not more severe. calkins is in custody and due back in court next week. reporting in the newsroom, ashley sears, fox6 news. a milw for more police on the city's south side. bob donovan is one of four alderman writing a letter to the police chief asking for more resources. they're asking the chief to deploy more officers to district 2 and 6. 220-thousand people live there-- and 215 officers are assigned there. donovan understands there's lack of resources-- but says something has to be done. 'the chief is going to have to make some difficult decisions. but i want him to

city of milwaukee and were sick and tired of getting a half a loaf." common council president ashanti hamilton is criticizing the aldermen saying they should represent the public safety concerns of the entire city. with gun deer hunting season kicking off this weekend in wisconsin... a menomonee falls man has a warning for all non-hunters. this after he says he had a scary encounter with a bow hunter while w park. fox6's madeline anderson has the latest. a walk in the park sunday morning for neil fleischhacker and his dog brutus... turned out to be anything but, well, a walk in the park. we encounter a hunter in his stand on the north property line. he got very upset that we were there and was telling me that i have to leave the area immediately, i don't belong

than 460 acres... but private homes surround the land... creating some conflict between hunters and park goers about who can claim the area along the property lines. so who was in the right in fleishhacker's case? he says the response he got from the dnr: i can't tell you you can't walk in the park, but if you walk back there, you know what's going to happen. so it might be better just to avoid conflict. waukesha county also sent a statement to fox6... it reads in part that they should be aware of their surroundings at all times, especially during the hunting season." with no clear answer... fleischhacker hopes his experience will at least help both hikers and hunters take steps to better coexist. if you're walking in public parks, and you think you're safe from hunters, you might not be. so be aware. if you're a hunter. not everybody that's coming up on you has the intent of wrecking your day. you have

who are walking in the parks. the wauskesha county parks department says if park goers do have hunting concerns... they should contact the sheriff's department. reporting in menomonee falls... madeline anderson fox6 news. high-tech holiday lights.... all about a new app that lets you choose from a combination of 140 colors and effects....in today's tech report. and the wisconsin humane society is here... how you can help "lucy" find a loving hom.

cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and you matter." the high tech holiday lights you control with your phone for a different color or movement every night. rich demuro explains in todays tech report. a new breed of holiday lights are hitting the market... they let you choose from a combination of 140 colors and

you do it all right from your smartphone. nats... its beginning to look a lot like christmas... or other holiday music hanging holiday lights is a yearly tradition... but this time... you might want to go high tech. nats... montage... various lights colors quick flash 8;11;13/you can change it every night if you want fiona ching ... product manager at gemmy... is helping me hang connected decorations called applights... nats...me and her hanging lights the company makes minis, big bulbs, icles... and spotlights that swirl. lets you control the leds lights from your phone. 8;06;41/you can control up to 140 different combinations of effects there are various colors... and movements. 8;28;14/down here i see the effects, ive got steady, glimmer... sparkle and starry night you might even have an excuse to leave your lights up the entire year... thanks to special holiday themes for thanksgiving, halloween, valentines day, fourth of july and more. 8;14;17/ease of decorating

for 8;41;36/standup...changing the color from the app is really cool but you also never have to set a timer or fumble for the plug outlet ever again, you turn them all on or off from your phone applights are more expensive than typical lights... about 60 dollars a strand... plus you can only control 10 strands at a time from the app, so if you have an extreme setup it might take you a bit to toggle them all on and off. 8;48;33/here comes rainbow ready... your kids will appreciate the ever changing light show. 8;49;37/wow!!! your neighbors might wonder how you did it applights are exclusive to home they also have a product we used called points of light... which sort of lets you decorate your house...without actually hanging lights. thats exclusive to walmart. for more information, go to rich on tech dot tv.

the day, changes are coming with our next cold front. a wind advisory goes into effect at 3pm and continues through tomorrow for gusts up to 45 mph. temperatures will take a dramatic drop, from highs in the upper 60s today to the upper 30s tomorrow. with the cooler weather, our rain chances will turn into snow chances expecting any accumulation to stick. highs will stay in the 30s through the weekend, and warm back to the 40s by next week. today: isolated showers with thunder possible. a mix of sun and clouds in between. wind

sw 20-30 mph tonight: windy. chance for flurries and snow showers overnight. low: 33 wind: w 15-25 mph saturday: early morning snow showers. very windy with wind chills in the 20s. high: 37 wind: nw 25-35 mph sunday: mostly sunny and cold. am low: 25 high: 38 mostly sunny. am low: 24 high: 42 wind: e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 30 high: 46 wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 39 high: 46 wind: nw 5-15

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