our big story at eleven.... two people are injured after a hit- and- run in racine county. police continue to search for the driver responsible. our julie there's a heavy police presence on sheridan road near 1st street in racine county. as part of the investigation, the southbound lane of sheridan road has been shut down between 1st street

milwaukee's north side. about 1-45 this morning, police were called to the area of holton and chambers streets. investigators say a 24- year- old woman got into an argument. that's when the suspect pulled out a gun. a bullet grazed the victim. she was treated by the milwaukee fire department on the scene-- and refused any further medical treatment. police have not released any information about arrests-- but say they know who they're looking for. an off-duty milwaukee police

driving-- and accused of rear- ending a squad car. mpd says it happened saturday afternoon near 76th and florist. the squad car was stopped at an intersection-- when it was hit from behind. the driver turned out to be a 48-year- old woman-- who's been an officer with mpd for 22 years. investigators say she was off-duty-- but under the influence. neighbors of the officer says the incident doesn't fit her character. come first her family comes first. as neighbors, i grew up with her she is like a mom to me." "she still is a person on the other side of her job. she knew she did wrong even though she is a police officer" today... that officer is suspended from her job at district four. her name is not being released at this time. the officer in the squad that was struck was taken to the hospital

child abuse charges. 24-year old kiara key-are-uh patterson allegedly subjected her infant to medical tests the child did not need.prosecutors say she took her infant to four different hospitals and urgent care facilities-- a total of 21 times since birth. doctors say the child was fine. according to the criminal complaint, many of the tests and medical procedures that the infant underwent were invasive-- painful-- and exposed the baby to radiation. the child was also allegely not have been necessary.' her lawyer said our deadline on this story was too soon... and declined to comment. it's no easy conversation, but it's an important one to have. milwaukee leaders come together ... to talk about the relationship between police and the black community. fox six's jenna sachs has the details. what will we do, to move ourselves to a different place? in the wake of unrest ... arson and looting ... a discussion about race and

together, so we have to find a way to unite. a panel of local leaders ... wants to bridge the gap in milwaukee. the relationship between the community and the police has been challenged. the panels goal? justice for all ... and building trust. no easy feat. how are we gonna move forward, of bringing black and white and other races together? a big question ... as the community awaits a major more anger. the wisconsin department of justice... has concluded its investigation into the officer-involved death of 23-year-old sylville smith. smith's shooting ... sparked the unrest in sherman park. now the milwaukee county district attorney must decide whether to issue criminal charges against the officer responsible for smith's death. i'm withholding judgment until i have all of the information. alderman ashanti hamilton ... is urging a peaceful response ... regardless of

things and you know destabilize our communities. video of the shooting has not been released. but police say smith was armed. hamilton is hoping for transparency and fairness. ensuring that there's a sense of justice for everybody involved. the message from the panel: we all in this together. that black lives matter and blue lives matter. reporting in milwaukee. jenna sachs. fox 6 news. the c-e-o of wells fargo is testifying today on capital hill. fireworks expected ,after the company opened unauthorized accounts to meet sales goals. ...what he's expected say. plus-- new developments on the bastille day attack in france. ...the arrests made in connection to the attack. and... ..the suspect in this weekend's bombings is under arrest and now faces serious charges. i'm joel waldman in the chelsea neighborhood of manhanattan with the story

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we're learning new information about the bastille day attack in nice, france. police arrested eight more people in connection to the attack. authorities say mohamed bouh-lel -- a tunisian national-- drove a 20-ton truck into a crowd back on july 14th -- killing 86 people.

investigators now say the suspects they arrested this week... are linked to boo-ehl. new yorkers back on the street hit by a terror attack this weekend. twenty-third street is once again bustling with pedestrian traffic...less than a day after the main suspect was apprehended by authorities. fox's joel waldman has more. twenty-third street is once again open after saturday evening's blast. manhattan's chelsea neighborhood normal in the hours after the arrest of ahmad khan rahami. the naturalized u-s citizen originally from afghanistan is also being linked with another explosion in seaside park, new jersey.. and five bombs were found at a train station in elizabeth, new jersey.. where he lived. nats of explosion a manhunt got underway early monday... after authorities say rahami's fingerprints and d- n-a were found ...tying him to the chelsea bombing... his face also

"..we're continuing to gather more surveillance video. it's going to help us move forward in this case and make sure that the suspect is brought to justice." rahami was taken into custody in linden, new jersey following a shoot- out with police ... a little more than two days after the first explosion at a race for marines. two police officers and rahami suffering injuries during the gun battle. ayers says: "..it just sounded like pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and then a silence and then you just heard people screaming. and then was pretty much it." the 28-year-old now facing five connected to the shoot-out ... he's being held on 5- point-2 million dollars bail. prosecutors are still reviewing charges related to the actual bombings. meanwhile, authorities say the minnesota mall attacker appears to have acted alone --- in what the f-b-i is calling a "potential act of terrorism." federal law enforcement sources say dah-hear ah-dan dahir adan --stabbed and injured 10 people before being shot dead by an off- duty police officer

attacker as a quote, "soldier of the islamic state." the terror group's claim hasn't been independently verified. wells fargo c-e-o will testify before the senate banking committee today. john stumpf has been feeling the heat after wells fargo was fined 185 million dollars earlier this month for opening unauthorized accounts for customers in order to meet sales goals. more than 5-thousand employees have been fired. and accept responsibility...but will deny any orchestrated fraud by bank management. progress in florida in the fight against the zika virus. governor rick scott announced a travel ban has lifted in miami's hard-hit wynwood neighborhood. the travel ban was enacted after wynwood became the first area in the u-s where mosquitoes transmitted zika to people. officials say it's been 45 days since the last infection -- and the area is no longer

transmission. now they're focusing on miami beach. ...around the world now. syrian conflicts will top the agenda for the annual united nations general assembly meeting today. the u-n is suspending aid operations in syria. this, after aid workers were reportedly among those killed by airstrikes in aleppo last night-- just hours after the syrian military declared a ceasefire had expired. the aid convoy was part of a routine the province. the cease-fire initially went into effect a week ago. the u-s says it's prepared to extend the truce. another test by north korea... this time, it's a "space launch vehicle." the north's state media --reporting that kim jong un guided the ground test of a high-powered engine of a carrier rocket-- for a

it's a cover for missile tests since rockets can share similar bodies and engines. earlier this month, north korea conducted its fifth nuclear test, the country's most powerful to date. flights grounded, tourists stranded-- at the main airport in costa rica after a volcano erupts. local news sources say the turrialba volcano erupted four times yesterday-- sending ash and smoke up to air.the eruption forced several flights to cancel in san jose. there's no word on when normal operations are expected to resume.

an agreement is reached on two milwaukee bucks arena-district projects and "asension health" unveils new branding... rich kirchen joins us li headquarters-- let's start with -- asension's new branding. nearly seven months after st. louis-based ascension health took over wheaton franciscan health care. now, ascension is introducing its name brand across wisconsin. how are the names of ascension clinics and hospitals changing? and, what will this mean for

metro milwaukee reached an agreement with the milwaukee bucks on two of the projects in the new arena district. tell us about these projects-- and the significance of the agreements?

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that's using pumpkins for something other than jack-o-lanterns and pies. ...the reason they're carving them... and-- it's a first for the milwaukee fire department. ...the new duo working together...and why it's so

big stories at 1130. two people are injured in a hit-and- run in racine county... the latest on the investigation as police continue to look for the driver. a milwaukee mother is facing child abuse charges... ...what

our big story at 11-30... two people injured after a hit and run in racine county... police continue to search for the driver responsible. our julie collins has the latest. there's a heavy police presence on sheridan road near 1st stree i county. as part of the investigation, the southbound lane of sheridan road has been shut down between 1st street and chicory road.

milwaukee's north side. around 1-45 this morning police were called to the area of holton and

got into an argument. that's when the suspect pulled out a gun. a bullet grazed the victim. she was treated by the milwaukee fire department on the scene and refused any further medical treatment. police have not released any information about arrests but say they know who they are looking for. an off-duty milwaukee police officer is arrested for drunk driving-- and accused of rear ending a squad car. mpd says it happened saturday afternoon near 76th and florist. the squad car was stopped at an intersection-- when it was hit from behin 48-year- old woman-- who's been a mpd officer for 22 years. investigators say she was off-duty-- but under the influence. neighbors of the officer says the incident doesn't fit her character. "very kind-hearted, her children come first her family comes first. as neighbors, i grew up with her she is like a mom to me." "she still is a person on the other side of her job. she knew

today... that officer is suspended from her job at district four. her name is not being released at this time. the officer in the squad that was struck was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. repeated trips to the doctor-- leads to child abuse charges for a milwaukee mother. investigators say the mother subjected her baby to medical tests-- tests the child didn't need. fox6s bret lemoine has the story. emergency room can be one of the most stressful situations a parent can face... but prosecutors allege 24-year old kiara patterson was making frequent trips to the doctors office to harm and not heal. according to this criminal complaint filed in june, investigators say patterson took the four-month old to four different hospitals and urgent care facilities a total of 21 times since birth. police say there were 6 office visits with the childs physician, 4

of wisconsin... west allis memorial... and other... as well as one consultation with a neurology specialist.... each time the mother claiming the baby was ill. according to the infants medical records, police say patterson claimed the child had umbilical hernia surgery - but theres no record of any surgical procedure. police say patterson claimed doctors told her to dilute the babys formula - but again, investigators say theres no record of that. patterson also claimed the baby had a fever at each hospital visit... but police sy over a 100-degrees. police say patterson told the childs father the baby had cancer. investigators say no evidence of either points to being true. in fact, according to the criminal complaint, many of the tests and medical procedures that the infant was exposed to were invasive, painful and exposed the baby to radiation. the child was also allegedly 'given medication that may not have been necessary,' prompting the d-a to charge patterson with one count of physical abuse of a child.

us he could not reach our deadline and therefore had no comment. we also reached out to the milwaukee county district attorney's office. they said they can't comment because this is a pending case. reporting in milwaukee, bret lemoine, fox6 news." happening now - a discussion about the relationship between police and the black community. state senator lena taylor ... and president of the police association mike crivello ...were among those on a panel at city hall last night. panel members said they want and ensure justice for all people. they believe talking about the issue is a good place to start. there's no question that in a community that's very segregated that access to justice for all has been challenging. now... the panel is urging community members to make their own voices heard through already existing venues -- like monthly police crime

sherman park unrest... the a-c-l-u is educating community members about how to improve their interactions with law enforcement. during a workshop last night... speaker jarrett english says many young african american men and women panic and run when they encounter police. he says instead... you need to remain calm-- but also assert your constitutional rights. another workshop is planned in mid- october on the same issue. another workshop is planned in mid- october on the same issue. that one will include a representative from the police department. keeping it in the family... the one-time team at the milwaukee fire department...and why they're relationship is so special. and a different kind of pumpkin carving.... why one local group is transforming pumpkins...but

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: as senator, johnson's been working to turn it into one. he wants to privatize social security putting benefits at risk. and he attacks medicare -- would turn it into a voucher program, don't let ron johnson turn social security into a johnson: ...legal ponzi scheme. narrator: senator johnson. not for seniors.

to her father-- the firefighter-- all her life. guess what happened yesterday? -- she became his co-worker. julie collins with the family affair. inside any firehouse youll find firefighters with a close connection...but this relationship is deeper than most. 'my dad.' maria has been to work with her dad before - 'yeah, wed come visit him all the time, all of us kids.' but this time, theyre co-workers - 'it was neat, i i heard she was going to be coming here.' steve says itll be easy to work next to his daughter 'oh, its business, strictly business.' but maria will have a tougher time - 'i keep walking by him and saying dad, wheres the vacuum cleaner so knowing what to call him is tough.' this is the first and only time the two will work side by side. maria is currently stationed at med 13 - and her dad, well hes retring.

to go in a new direction in life.' steve says its been a good run - 'blessed to have been safe and no serious injuries throughout all that time, i still enjoy coming to work.' but hes ready to hang up his jacket and pass the hose to maria. 'his work ethic is nothing like i ever will probably be able to have, if i could have half the work ethic, id be happy.and so after today - hell go back to being simply her dad 'ready dad...' i dont think anyone will ups like that. 'i know.' - steve gaenslens last day is officially on friday morning where he will be sent off with a special ceremony, his daughter maria and his entire family will be here to help him celebrate. reporting in milwaukee, at engine 9, julie collins. fox 6 news.'

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hear about and say "why"? and then you watch and say "why not"? it's the "great pumpkin race" at cedarburg's "wine and harvest fest." ted perry and photojournalist andy konkle checked it out sunday. if you know your classic movies, you know that stories with both a banjo.... nats.... and a river.....don't end well for paddlers. but at cedarburg's "boy scout park on sunday, there was a deliverance a return to characters that make us happy. "mutant ninja...theme" dave slagle came home from new york just to visit family---and was immediately put to work with a seeming impossible task: turning a pumpkin.... 800 pounds.....

pretty--but sea-worthy. "and without a hole because if it does..it's gonna be hard to paddle" not that he'd be paddling---his brother would skipper this gutted gord.. just feet away....his nemisis, steve sievers...was trying to turn another overweight pumpkin...into a sleek kayak... "bite"...... "i hope to come in fourth...maybe third" welcome to the great pumpkin sponsors a crew to navigate the mighty cedar creek for nothing more than a charitable donation...and bragging rights...... "and now....representiing "the anvil" now, hold up a second...if you're getting into to a hallowed-out, overweight piece of fruit and hoping it floats--do you really want to do for a restaurant called "the anvil"? i digress... "the goal is to go

close race... "gentlemen....the green flag is your goal...." "and go.... there's no wagering here..no need for oddsmakers when the whole thing is odd enough--in the quirky way we need more of these days. but the rooting factions are off. he's drafting on him.. the slagle boys apparently know their stuff--the ninja turtle came in first....a fifth win for jim at the helm. "i'm getting too old for this....." right behind him--sievers.... "they get heavier each year" " i'm just glad i finished".. the pumpkin race didn't last long--but the memories won't be squashed. ..this is the best

his college course-load look like child's play. he's a full-time student-- and he's only nine years old! his father says he was speaking sentences at seven months... adding at a year-and a-half, and multiplying at two. by five, he was counting in chinese. thanks for join our next newscast is at four o'clock... and get breaking news anytime at fox 6 now dot com or

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