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violent protests erupt in charlotte, north carolina and continue into the morning hours... after police shoot and kill a black man who "they" say had a gun. new today -- police rejected claims "keith lamont scott" was holding a book... not a gun...and said detectives recovered a gun. no book was found. reid binion reports. protests... erupting in north carolina... ...after charlotte

serve a warrant tuesday. mos "there is something going on across this nation that needs to be addressed. my child, my nephews, i am concerned."police say while officers looked for the individual named in the warrant, they encountered another man... who, they say, was armed. chief kerr putney, charlotte-mecklenburg police "made some imminent threat to them and because of that, at least one of our officers fired rounds at the subject."the officer involved in the shooting is now on paid administrative leave. the demonstrations in charlotte... ...following other protests in tulsa, oklahoma... ...after the unarmed african american man friday. police video shows 40-year-old terence crutcher walking to his vehicle with his hands up, followed by officers. he stands for a moment beside the s-u-v... ...then ... nat sot "shots fired!"crutcher -- lies on the pavement fatally wounded after one officer fires. officer betty shelby - now on paid administrative leave. her attorney - defending her actions. scott wood / officer's attorney "he gets to the window of the suv and has his hands in the air, and his left hand goes into the window."criticism over the shooting - fueled by what's

is heard. nat sot "that looks like a bad dude too. might be on something."crutcher' s sister, responding to that characterization of her brother. tiffany crutcher, terence's twin sister "that big, bad dude was my twin brother. that big, bad dude was a father."i'm reid binion reporting. in kenosha...the medical examiner's office has identified the body found in a burned truck. officials say the man is 64-year-old paul hoffman from burlington. parking lot of the best bargains store friday morning. they were told somebody was still inside the truck, which was engulfed in flames. authorities say hoffman was an employee at best bargains. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. milwaukee police are investigating a shooting on the city's north side. it happened about 2 this morning near 23rd and clark. police say a man was walking in the area just after two this morning -- when someone fired shots at him -- possibly from a passing car.

is expected to survive. so far - no suspects are in custody....and police continue to investigate. three people are arrested after a crash on milwaukee's north side. police say they received a complaint of people with guns near palmer and north, just after 10. when squads arrived...the suspects took off in a jeep. the car ended up rolling over near richards and meinecke. two people ran away, but were eventually caught...and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the driver injuries - and was also taken to the hospital. all three had guns on them. police continue to investigate. two women are fighting for their lives after getting hit by cars in two separate incidents yesterday. one was struck near 60th and holt -- while walking in the intersection. the woman suffered serious injuries. the driver did remain on scene after the crash. meanwhile, on the city's north side -- a van hit a woman near

getting hit again --- after falling in the opposite lane of traffic. both drivers remained at the scene. the woman is in critical condition at this time. concerns over what's happening at a wisconsin veterans home. federal regulators cited the "veterans home at king" after staff decided not to perform c-p-r on an elderly resident. but other allegations are surfacing. our julie collins has the latest. the conditions at the wisconsin veterans home at king all too well. the home will be the subject of a public hearing in madison today. king is located about two hours northwest of milwaukee-- in waupaca county. concerns started surfacing in 2005. lawmakers are about to audit the facility-- after claims of injuries, infections and tainted drinking water. the daughter of a former resident says her father was given medication he was allergic to... and had conditions that went untreated. walter sundling was a resident at king

passed in march of 2015. the family documented everything.... and says no one listened to their concerns about abuse... his family says officials at the wisconsin veterans home at king... ignored and overmedicated sundling after he suffered a leg wound for three months. the family wrote letters to king officials, legislators... and even sent complaints directly to governor walker. one of the legislative audit committee co-chairs says she expects members to approve the audit, which would likely start next week and be done next summer. democrats are asking why an audit wasn't done 11 months ago, when a democratic senator first requested one. one republican tells fox6 that the state auditor was booked at that time. mount pleasant police are investigating a cat- hoarding situation. 3 dead and 7 living cats were found inside a home off sheridan road. police were called to the home to check on an 85-year-old woman. that's when they say they discovered the animals. they say the home was covered in mold-- urine-- and feces. the health department did an air

un-inhabitable. its just not safe to live in at this point until things get cleaned up inside the house. police say the home had no working plumbing-- and electricity was only partially functioning. the elderly woman is okay-- and is staying with family. it's unclear whether charges will be filed. ...new details on the two dozen dogs seized from a home in racine. all but two of them will be returned to the rescue organizat mutts." the dogs were taken from a branch of the operation, after they were found in filthy conditions. the current head of "lucky mutts" has provided ownership documentation for most of them and wants them returned. the racine branch of "lucky mutts" was run by 33-year-old heather jensen. she and her boyfriend "terry bogard" are both charged with 26 counts of animal mistreatment in the case. ...the latest on the investigation into the man

federal charges he is now facing. and the officers wounded in the shootout with the bombing suspect...are released from the hospital. what authorities credit with saving the life of one of them. "police shootings grabbing the headlines and attention of both presidential candidates. i'm lauren blanchard in washington,

federal prosecutors have now announced charges against the man suspected of planting bombs in new york and new jersey ahmad ra-hami now faces four federal charges -- including use of a weapon of mass destruction. federal prosecutors filed the charges in manhattan...where 29 people were injured when the new york bomb went off saturday night. according to the criminal complaint - rahami allegedly bought bomb learned that rahami had a notebook on him when he was apprehended -- with writings making references to terrorists -- including the 20-13 boston marathon bombers. investigators are still trying to determine a motive and whether or not he had any help. meanwhile, the two new jersey police officers wounded in a shootout with rahami have been released from the hospital. linden police say officer pete hammer went home yesterday.

the other officer went home monday night...several hours after he was shot in the torso. authorities have said a bulletproof vest saved him from a more serious injury. you decide coverage now... hillary clinton stumping in the key swing state of florida - while donald trump takes his message to ohio. this as both candidates respond to the recent shootings in the headlines. fox's lauren blanchard has the latest. after the police shootings of two bl and oklahoma... the presidential nominees weighing in.... donald trump and his running mate mike pence in cleveland this morning speaking with local pastors ... trump says: "to me someone doing what they were asking him to do. this young officer, i dont know what she was thinking. i don't know what she was thinking but i'm very troubled by that." while hillary clinton

tulsa ... first online and on the radio... clinton / radio sot says: how many times do we have to see this in our country? in tulsa, an unarmed man with his hands in the air? i mean, this is just unbearable, and it needs to be intolerable. clinton losing the comfortable lead she held over trump in many toss up states... she's in florida later today after taking some time off to prep for the debate only 5 days away... the trump campaign capitali on their momentum in a new tv ad. trump movement ad 00 it's a movement, not a campaign. its leader-donald trump.04 blanchard says: "clinton may be slipping in the polls but her campaign and democrats announced this morning they have over one hundred and fifty two million dollars in the bank heading in the final weeks of the campaign. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news."

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ness in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. big stories at 1130. a fatal officer-involved shooting sparks violent protests in north carolina... the reason the police chief said officers fired their guns at the man. a local veterans home is facing allegations...this afetr being cited by federal regulators. what happened that caused concerns.

protests erupt in north carolina... following a fatal officer- involved shooting in charlotte. charlotte police say the officer

administrative leave. authorities used tear gas to disperse protesters after they blocked interstate 85 and started a fire in the middle of the highway. the violence was sparked following a deadly police shooting yesterday afternoon. officers say they were serving a warrant at an apartment complex... when they saw a man with a gun get out of his car. officer brentley vinson ... who is also black ... then shot and killed 43-year- old keith lamont scott. 0 putney says: "as they e gun that we found on the scene as well, make some imminent threat to them and because of that at least one of our officers fired..." the unrest in north carolina comes just days after an unarmed african american man was shot and killed last friday in tulsa, oklahoma. police video shows 40-year-old terence crutcher walking to his vehicle with his hands up when an officer opens fire. protesters there are calling for the arrest of officer betty shelby -- she's currently on paid

milwaukee police are investigating a shooting on the city's north side. it happened around 2 this morning near 23rd and clark. police say a man was walking in the area just after two this morning -- when someone fired shots at him -- possibly from a passing car. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. so far - no suspects are in custody....and police continue to investigate. three people ara side. police say they received a complaint of people with guns near palmer and north just after 10. when squads arrived...the suspects took off in a jeep. the car ended up rolling over near richards and meinecke. two people ran away but were eventually caught...and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the driver suffered more serious injuries - and was also taken to the hospital. all three had guns on them.

disease outbreaks. a waupaca county veterans home...hailed by governor scott walker as "five-star," has been flagged by federal regulators. this after an incident when staff decided not to perform c-p-r on a 94 year old man. our julie collins has the story. a milwaukee family says it knows the conditions at the wisconsin veterans home at king all too well. the home will be the subject of a public hearing in madison today. n northwest of milwaukee-- in waupaca county. concerns started surfacing in 2005. lawmakers are about to audit the facility-- after claims of injuries, infections and tainted drinking water. the daughter of a former resident says her father was given medication he was allergic to... and had conditions that went untreated. walter sundling was a resident at king from in april of 2012 until he passed in march of 2015. the family documented everything.... and says no one listened

wisconsin veterans home at king... ignored and overmedicated sundling after he suffered a leg wound for three months. the family wrote letters to king officials, legislators... and even sent complaints directly to governor walker. one of the legislative audit committee co-chairs says she expects members to approve the audit, which would likely start next week and be done next summer. democrats are asking why an audit wasn't done 1 when a democratic senator first requested one. one republican tells fox6 that the state auditor was booked at that time. a carthage college football player is facing felony charges-- accused of sexually assaulting his teammate. prosecutors say the incident happened in lawrence gaines dorm room-- after the two men returned from an off-campus party. the victim was reportedly intoxicated when the assault happened -- saying at one point he passed out. when he woke up -- he ran from the room and reported the incident to police. gaines was released from jail on a 25-

calling it a victory for a transgender teenager-- after a federal judge rules his school district must allow him to use the boy's bathroom. 16-year-old ash whitaker was born a female...but realized at a young age that he identified as a male. school administrators insisted that whitaker use the women's restrooms or private facilities, separate from the school's other students. the transgender law center filed yesterday, the judge granted a preliminary injunction-- allowing whitaker to use the boys' bathroom. now a developing story... milwaukee police are looking for three men wanted in an attempted murder over the weekend. fox6 has uncovered documents with new information in the case. our myra sanchick explains. windows are boarded up where neighbors say a man on fire jumped out, saturday evening. bullet holes show where they say gunfire followed him i got the clothes off of him because we

up and still was burning and he fell against me and we both fell down. mary kemnitz heard the screaming next door. she ran over to help her neighbor, patting the flames until he fell on top of her. i thought when he fell on me, oh no are we going to burn together. you can laugh now right at the time i thought it was scary. smothered by kamnitzs dress it was to me a miracle .i asked god for help . it wasnt extinguishing like i thought it should. she has burn marks on her leg, and her shoulder, a search warrant affidavit says the burn victim was with a woman near north 24th and fairmount earlier in the evening, when a man with an assault rifle forced the victim to drive back to his home near 53rd and clarke. the woman was forced to kneel in the house when she heard a voice saying get the gas. the next thing she saw was the victim on fire,

have so much pain and to recover as much as he can. milwaukee police say they are investigating a possible drug related robbery in this case. kemnitz knows the victim as a nice neighbor who always looked out for her. she did the same in return. but is still shocked at those who would try to kill the man next door. nd to do it in such a horrific way milwaukee police are still looking for the suspects. the victim in all of this is still hs sanchick fox 6 news. it can be tough keeping your kids healthy and safe... but there are some products that can help... ways to keep your kids protected at home...in a contact 6 report. and after a battery recall...the samsung galaxy note 7 is back in stores... a look at the new

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their kids happy, healthy and safe. for those with babies and toddlers - sometimes that's tough...especially when they're learning to navigate the world. in this contact 6 report jenna sachs is helping you protect your little ones.

are energetic.... "giggles" active and growing up quickly. "stacks rings dad claps" as most parents know - that means there's going to be bumps and bruises along the way. but - it's lisa klindt simpson's mission to make sure it's nothing worse. lisa works for safe kids. the national group partners locally with children's hospital of wisconsin to educate the community on how to avoid injuries. lisa says for little ones prevention babies, they're in the home more often. so, the falls are more frequently going to happen in the home. " one safety must-have for parents: baby gates "i think baby gates are key to keeping our sanity." choosing the right one is important. "there are some that are pressurized. we don't recommend those at the top of the steps cuz that day that your child had that growth spurt, ate their wheaties and they're extra strong..they might be able to push that." knowing when gates should come down can be equally important. "if you have a climber or your child

it, then it's time to reconsider using those gates because now you're putting a hazard in place instead of a safety item.." another safety must-have: a harness. you see them on high chairs, booster seats and changing tables. "they're not just there as a decorative item" lisa says always use a harness if it's available - but don't rely on it. "it's there to aide us. it's not an end all. so, once your child is strapped in don't be the complete end to your child falling." no matter what products you have in your home - it's important to remember babies can change overnight so - lisa says know they're developmental stage. "you might have your house setup for a baby and before you know they're an active toddler and your house isn't ready for a toddler. so, on a monthly, relook at your house to see if what you have is adequate for your child. " and -

you're always with your child. that your child is never alone or unattended." the key to keeping your little one out of harm's way. i'm jenna sachs

after a battery recall, samsung note 7 devices are back in stores. in todays tech report, rich demuro explains what you need to know about the safety of these devices. it has not been a good month for samsung... the galaxy note 7 was a

issues. now samsung says the problem is fixed... and replacement devices are available. 2;00/to our note 7 owners...if you have not yet replaced your original note7 please, please power it down and return it. for an android phone, samsungs galaxy note 7 nearly had it all... an amazing camera... big, bright screen and it could use your eyes to unlock. then, this happened. nats... tech giant samsung reeling this morning because the government is recalling the note 7 because it can explode or catch fire so far the company says over 130 thousand units have been return million sold. 21/ we did not meet the standard of excellence that you expect and deserve... nats... cnn clip @ 12/ anyone rocking the new note 7 it might catch fire yo samsung traced the issue to a faulty battery cell... and says the problem is resolved. if you got a note 7

can check if your model is affected by visiting samsung dot com/ us/ note7recall or downloading the samsung plus app. it will scan your phone and tell you if its among the recalled handsets. if it is, you can exchange your phone for a new note 7... a galaxy s7 or edge... or get a refund. if you stick to samsung, theyll give you a 25 dollar credit. nats...1;06 / lifting new phones new note 7s are is you can identify them in two ways... the battery indicator is green... and there is a black square on box. 1;43/to be clear the note 7 with the new battery is safe, the battery cell issue is resolved samsung is also sending out a software update to the affected phones...which will warn to stop charging them... and bring them in for an

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