Of Milwaukee County executive chris abele. The fence was first removed yesterday morning. Then replaced under the order of Milwaukee County sheriff, david clarke. 3 the fence has been in place for about three weeks now. After a deadly officerinvolved shooting sparked two nights of unrest. Unrest. But today the county executive said its time to move forward. Forward. Were right now working to get down the fence as fast as we can and were returning the park to normal hours, operating doing what weve been trying to do for awhile which is give the park back to the community. Community. 3 after sheriffs deputies turned up to replace the fence yesterday. Abeles office called for a temporary restraining order against clarke. A judge sided with abele enforcing normal hours at sherman park. But the fence remained overnight. Then around 12 30 this afternoon parks employees removed it Sheriffs Office is responsible for patrolling the parks and restoring order. Abele says the hours are set by his office. 3 well have continuing coverage on this story and the latest from residents in the sherman park neighborhood coming up on the news at four thirty. Laborfest is underway right now. At maier festival park. One thing thats on everybodys mind at the festival today is job creation. Cbs 58s amanda devoe joins us live with more on that. Amanda. 3 for a little background. Laborfest is free and open to the 3 the folks that are unemployed, the folks that are still looking for work. The people that have been out of work for a long time. We work for them and they may not even know it. We do everything we possibly can to grow the workforce. Because if you have a workforce thats growing you have a Labor Movement thats dying and were not about that. 3 the festival ends in less than an hour. Organizers estimate that about five thousand people made it to todays event. Live in mke. Ad cbs 58 news. 3 3 a warning to those celebrating labor day on the water. Theres a Small Craft Advisory in effect as well as a warning to swimmers about possible dangerous conditions. Winds miles an hour. Creating waves up to five feet high. The coast guard has issued a high swim risk in sherboygan and ozaukee counties until eleven tonight. 3 Small Craft Advisory from 10am until 11pm for ozaukee and sheboygan counties. Look for high wind, waves, and rip currents. Tonight warm and humid. Winds sw 1525 mph. Tuesday hot and and humid with lowss around 74. Winds sw 510 mph. This week scattered showers and storms arrive on wednesday and into early thursday morning. Highs for both wednesday and thursday will be in the 80s. For friday with cooler highs in the 70s. Upcoming weekend clearing for the weekend with highs in the 70s. 3 a motorcycle crash sends 51 yearold man from atlanta to the hospital this morning. He was taken by flight for life. This is just one of several motorcycle accidents in the weekend when motorcycle ridership is being celebrated. Cbs 58s julie parise has more on an effort to keep motorcyclists safe. Here at Harley Davidson today the ref is on display that stands for transportable high end rider education facility. Facility. The ref team comes here every year to teach beginner riders the basics of safety. The goal is to provide training and education not just to motorcycle drivers but all drivers. With two serious the weekend, we asked a coordinator here what the best advice is for anyone riding a motorcycle to stay safe. He said one of the keys to staying safe is to ride within your means. Means. You should not go 90 in a 60 mile an hour zone, you should not go 80 in a 50 mile an hour zone, we see a lot of that and thats one of the primary causes of crashes in the state of wi and nationwide. Nationwide. The ref will be here today until 5pm. Live in 3 today the unofficial start of the longhaul to election day. And both president ial candaiates spent it in a key battleground state. 3 plus Tropical Storm hermine continues to hammer down on the east coast. The latest on where its headed. Next 3 plus chief meterologist drew burgyone will return with your full readycast. Stay 3 Hillary Clinton and donald trump are laboring on the campaign trail today. The democratic and republican nominees are focusing on the battleground state of ohio. Cbs mark albert has the latest on the race for the white house. I am so happy to have all of you with me. Hillary clinton welcomed reporters aboard her campaigns new airplane as she headed to a labor day rally in cleveland. Cleveland. Were going to say yes to workers rights, yes to the american dreamdonald trump is also in cleveland, meeting voters at a diner, and talking with labor leaders. He said hes the only candidate who can save american jobs from moving overseas. Overseas. Well get our jobs back, and were going to stop companies from leaving. Its going to be so easy. Easy. There are just two months left in this grueling campaign. And both candidates are trying to shake off controversies to win over voters. The latest cbs news shows clinton leading by eight points in pennsylvania, and four points in north carolina. But the survey of all 13 battleground stes finds her lead just two points. That might be because m than nine in ten voters feel the same or worse about clintons explanations for her email server. And trump is still drawing fire for his shifting plans on immigration. Immigration. Whoever wins in november is going to face a very challenging landscape damaged. The first damaged. Come in very, very damaged. The first president ial debate is three weeks away. Mark albert, for cbs news, the white house. President obama is leaving the g20 economic summit with no peace deal in syria. And no resolution with china. The president had hoped to broker a deal with Vladimir Putin to coordinate air strikes against isis in syria. But at the last minute president said the alliance would have meant big progress in fighting isis. And right now the us doesnt have a diplomatic backup plan. If we do not get some of buyin from the russians on reducing the violence and easing the humanitarian crisis, then its difficult to see how we get to the next phas phase. The mideast crisis overshadowed president obamas main mission at the g20. To bridge tensions with china whose aggressive military some concerns. 3 your full readycast with chief meterologist drew burgoyne is 3 the destruction is not over yet from Tropical Storm hermine. After making landfall on friday. Causing widespread damage and killing two people. The storm is now headed to new jersey. Cb residents there whove seen this all before. Nats wavesalong the jersey shore overnight, hermine whipped up strong waves. At sea, the rough waters rocked this Royal Caribbean cruise ship, headed from new jersey to bermuda. Bermuda. When you see the crew on the cruise ship starting to get dizzy and sick then you know its gotten pretty bad derek biedermann . Beedurman . Is one of around 6 thousand people onboard the ship trying to outrun hermine. Maybe one am the whole boat started sick, they started distributing vomit bags around. The deadly storm made landfall last friday as a category 1 hurricane. Its already hammered coastal areas stretching from florida to virginia, knocking out power for hundreds of thousands and causing widespread damage. Its now targeting the eastern seaboard from maryland to massa. Massachusetts. Weve been doing this almost 30 years we se the sunrise on labor day no nothing. Governor Chris Christie says hermine wont come close to having the same destructive power as Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Still, hes urging everyone not to take any chances. Chances. We dont want to see people. Have injuries or loss of life because of going into the ocean in dangerous conditio. Conditions. Hermine may regain hurricane strength but the worst of the storm is pretty much over and continues to move off shore. Jericka 3 Small Craft Advisory from 10am until 11pm for ozaukee and for high wind, waves, and rip currents. Tonight warm and humid. Winds sw 1525 mph. Tuesday hot and and humid with lowss around 74. Winds sw 510 mph. This week scattered showers and storms arrive on wednesday and into early thursday morning. Highs for both wednesday and for friday with cooler highs in the 70s. Upcoming weekend clearing for the weekend with 3 they cant take their eyes off it and especially in our age group i have had people stay hours. 3 a trip down memory lane and into the lunch room. How a unique collection helps a wauwatosa shop stand the veteran Golfers Association wraped up their tournament in kohler this morni. Morning. 50 vets teed off at the Meadow Valley course for round two of the tourney. The vga organized the event as a way to help heal through finished. The top 20 golfers will head to mississippi for the national championship. 3 a restoration project is making way for a new mural at the black Historical Society on 26th and center. Center. The painting is called the gift created by artist george gist from pittsburgh. Hes originally from milwaukee. The concept behind the new work of art is to show everything that africans have brought to america. It really shows people coming from africa as we did and coming to america and giving their labor, their skills, their inventions, their gifts to america. America. Volunteers have come forward to help the artist get the mural up. In fact the skyjack the artist uses to stand on was donated from franklin equipment. No clear date yet when the mural will be complete. You dont see them around too often anymore. The classic metal lunchbox has been traded out for the plainold brown paper bag. Wauwatosa with a taste for nostalgia is hanging on to a large collection of vintage lunch boxes. Cbs 58s Michael Schlesinger got an upclose look. By day phil krainz works at his familyrun store, roses flower shop in tosa. Its been around since the 1940s. Just about as long as some of his special lunch boxes have existed. On the side, he collects them. 225 to be exact. Just take a look at customers love it. Wonder up. Cant take eyes off of it. Our age group. Tv history. People stay 2, 3 hours for a 25 bouquet. krainz says his hobby started about a quarter of a century ago and grew out of a hunger for nostalgia. Nostalgia. had all this empty space. 23 years ago. Saw article. Partridge family lunch boxes. Something clicked lunch boxes. Something clicked in my head. L lunchboxes. did research 34x a week. You can see what happens. Eb that was it. 35. Buying went out of control. Had access. Became obsessed with new lunchboxes. these lunchboxes are special because of their metalic styleespecially the ones between 1950 and 19. Like snoopy and barbie. Howdy doody. Land of the giants. And hopalong cassidy. And to pick up the tempo a bit. The bands kiss and beegees among others. Others. 1950decal. Sold 10x as much. 3 23 00 tv boxes came along. Mid 80s. Lawsuits. By 1987, done. Now reproduction or tribute box. and while they all are meaningful, some have greater value on various levels for this owner. Owner. condition. Thermos inside. Clean. Sitting in attic. Child in 1968 didnt like beatles. 2004 on ebay. In my collection. theres also this 1965 beatles collectible with the original thermos. In all a six hundred dollar value. Value. baby boomer heaven here. You bet. bet. bobby sherman. Whos bobby sherman. I know how old you are. are. pop artist, mid to late 60s. Beatles haircut. Girls would sc scream. phil, i hear theres something tremendously valuable. Cbs58 lunchbox. One of one. Rain on the radar. Cbs58. What can i get . 75 cents. Work with me. Maybe two dollars. some of the finds provide a rich History Lesson including this one History Lesson provide a rich History Lesson including this one from 15 years ago. It was destined never made it there. This box was one of 48 ever produced. Produced. not valuable. Piece of history invaluable. How much . 50 to 100 dollars now. now. not like throwing money away. Got an item. Easily resale. Not that i will. Customer feedback phenomenal. Cant deny that. Cant deny that. im told krainz gets at least one offer a month. He says no can do. His collection stays as is. Or maybe itll expand some more if the time and price are right. But he does realize at one point, hell have to let them go. Go. pack up and donate to a museum. Who knows. After, get some lunch. Maybe something age appropriate. reporting wauwatosa Michael Schlesinger cbs 58 news 3 that report is part of cbs 58 sunday morning with mike strehlow. If you havent checked it out its a wonderful collection of local stories showcasing the people great. Its on every sunday here on cbs 58 at 7 am just ahead of cbs sunday morning with charles osgood. 3 still to come the fence at sherman park is gone. And the park is back to its regular hours. But it didnt happen without a fight. The latest on the debate. Ahead. 3 plus theres a difference of opinion forming among city leaders on how Public Safety should be handled in the city. Hear from both s. Weve got much more news and weather headlines coming up. Keep it here to the news 3 we are contining to montior a breaking news situation on i94 at mooreland road where a semi has tipped over in the roadway. Two lanes of blocked. This happened around three this afternoon. And sheriffs deputies are still on scene cleaning up and working to upright the semi you see there. All while traffic inches by. At last report backups are in excess of three miles. No word on the cause of this crash or if anyone was hurt. 3 the orange fence is gone at executive chris abele had it taken down for a . Second . Time today. And what he hopes will be the last. Last. Its part of the ongoing Political Drama surrounding sherman park. It took a judge to rule that sheriff david clarke . Does not . Have a compelling reason to keep restictions on the park. Park. Cbs 58s Jacob Kittilstad joins us live from sherman park with continuing coverage. Jacob. And people using the park and such and certainly pleased with the most recent development. Starting at about 12 30 this afternoon. Milwaukee county crews again under the order of Milwaukee County executive chris abele started tearing down stakes and rolling up the plastic webbing. This. Happening less than 24 hours after about two dozen Milwaukee County sheriffs deputies re installed the fencing as a way to control the parks operating hours. This park is located directly across the street from where a bp gas station was burned during that huge unrest we saw about one month ago. Park was not a part of the problem and it was time for the fencing to go. Also feeling that the sheriffs actions show disrespect to the community. Heres one woman we met who was barbequing just before crews started the tear down. And we feeling like we in jail. Were surrounded with orange fencing. Pause thats what color the jail suits is downtown. 3 situation we have reached out to him. Coming up on the news at five much more with how these neighbors are feeling after this cleanup. Live in sherman park. Jk cbs 58 news. 3 Public Safety has been a major concern this past month following the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. Today Milwaukee County executive chris abele explained his criticism of the Milwaukee Common Councils new saftey plan. To cbs 58s david ade. Ade. He joins us now live from downtown. David. Its pretty clear abele doesnt like what Alderman Bob Donovans committee came up with i spoke with abele about this today out at labor fest. First he says the recommendations in the report will cost couple hundred Million Dollars between the city and the county. And abele says he doesnt know where that money would come from without raising taxes or Cutting Services somewhere else. Abele says the most report is that it implies the solution to crime is locking more people up and says thats not acceptable when wisconsin has the highest percentage of African Americans behind bars in the united states. The implication of all the recommendations in the Public SafetyCommittee Report would result in more African Americans being incarcerated. And thats not something i support at all i think its asinine. 3 i called Alderman Bob Donovan this afternoon to see if he wanted to respond to what abele sa has no comment today. I also asked Milwaukee CountyDistrict AttorneyJohn Chisholm about the report and abeles comments thats coming up on the cbs 58 news at five. Live in downtown milwaukee david ade cbs 58 news. Tomorrow cbs 58 is airing a special report milwaukee at a crossraods. It takes an indepth look at the violence that has effected so many people in our city. Youll hear from local leaders trying because of it. Heres just a part of what youll see in that special tomorrow. Tomorrow. My daughter was at a playground, thats where kids go play. Thats where kids release, thats where they do what they want to do. For you to handle your drama or the beef that you have at a playground, thats unacceptable. I just cant put it in my heart to say yes, i forgive those guys. I cant. I just cant. And thats understandable. Cause zalayia wa watching tv minding her own business. Yea. A lot of people let the gun do the thinking for them. Its not the gun, the guns arent human, the guns dont have brains. Its the person carrying the gun. Its the person carrying the gun. Absolutely. Absolutely. The cbs 58 special presentation milwaukee at a crossroads will air right here on cbs 58 tomorrow at seven pm