charges at him. that's when he fires six shots.... hitting both dogs.. and killing one of them on scene. the other dog who survived being shot was later euthanized. police telling us for the first time today... that this all started from inside one of the victim's homes and continued outside when the girl tried to run away from being attacked. that's when the dog followed her outside. her friend had just come over to visit when she was also attacked by the second dog. "i've been in law enforcement for never seen an incident this horrific. by two dogs." dogs." both girls girls suffered serious but non life threatening injuries. coming up at 5 we'll tell you why police say the owners may not face any charges. live in the newsroom... ad cbs 58 milwaukee police are telling a tragically familiar scenario. a parent falls asleep on a child and kills the infant. in this most recent case..it's what the mother did before intesntisifed the investigation. cbs 58's julie parise explains. today the medical examiner's office is calling the death of this infant suspicious. the girl was one a a half months old and died here yesterday aft. afternoon.the child lived in a duplex on the corner 54th and meinecke. the police department says the child's 30 year old mother was sleeping next to her and slouched down on her until the child lost consciousness. police believe the mother was under the influence of narcotics at the time. live in the neighborhood and several of them told us the same thing - they're not surprised to hear of a death investigation in this part of town. "i've lived around here for 14 years and i lived two blocks down for another 8 years. literally, i've seen so many changes. it's gone from up here where i'm like okay you can leave your door open and feel safe around your kids, to completely downhill. it's time for us to move, that's for sure" sure."an autopsy is scheduled for baby tomorrow. jp cbs 58 milwaukee police are searching for a hit-and-run suspect. suspect.they released this photo of the car in question today. the car you see here hit a motorcyclist that ran a red light. you can see it in the background there. the suv stopped briefly but then kept going. this happened just before nine last night on west mitchell near muskego avenue. police say the motorcyclist ran a red light and was hit in the intersection. the victim, a injured and is still in the hos. hospital.if you recognize the car...call milwaukee police at 414-935-7360 3 be on the lookout for this missing elderly man from hales corners. 83-year-old edward wruck left his nursing home at eleven this morning ?in an employee's vehicle? and hasn't been seen since. he's got poor vision and some cognitive impairments. he was wearing a gray sweatshirt, a khaki hat and glasses. if you see him waukesha police putting out a big thank you after a missing boy on the autism spectrum was found safe yesterday. they released a statement that read in part.... part....the ounkham family and the waukesha police and fire department would like to express their gratitude to the hundreds of volunteers and public safety professionals that helped search for and locate andrew. we would also like to thank the local news media, as well as our social media partners, for helping to get the word out. out.it went on to say the search covered three square miles of co and heavily wooded areas. in which specialized teams had to be called in. they went on to list more thantwo dozen agencies that helped out. including waukesha west high school, where the two boys who found andrew attend school. meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: sun and clouds lakeside, with more clouds inland. a typical fall day with a high near 70 and a light onshore wind.tonight: increasing clouds. lows in the 60s.week ahead: low 70s for highs return wednesday and thursday as rain and storm chances return. storms may be possible for part of wednesday rain on friday. cooler weather returns next weekend with highs only in the upper 50s. local conservative talkshow radio host, charlie sykes is retiring. sykes announced today that he will leave w-t-m-j radio at the end of the year. sykes got national attention this year as a conservative who refused to support donald trump's candidacy. was ?not? prompted by this year's campaign --- though he says it made the decision easier. sykes says he wants to write more, travel and pursue other opportunities. 3 the two vice presidential candidates will take the stage tonight for their first and ?only? debate. it's being held in the small but historic community of farmville, virginia. cbs' weijia jiang has a preview of the debate from there. governor mike pence arrived at longwood university to do scope out the stage for tonight's vice presidential deb. debate."you'll see in mike pence, somebody who is able to defend donald trump, the running mate, but at the same time take the case to hillary clinton."pence will face off against virginia senator tim kaine - who is working with a home field advantage. advantage."tim kaine's always been a big friend of longwood, spoken here many a time. so it worked out great that tim kaine could just drive an hour from his home and come on down."ryan stouffer teaches political science at longwood and says tonight's debate likely won't impact the race to say it matters and i think it does matter on one hand, on the other hand you saw what, 80 million people tuned in last monday and i'm sure we're going to have half that tuned in tonight." tonight."a third of the 300 or so tickets to the debate went to longwood university students.they--along with locals--say the showdown puts their close-knit community on the map. map."this is america's first chance to see these two guys go at it, and to see it in person is a pretty awesome experience."26-year-old den cralle was born and raised in farmville.the rural virginia town is decked out in red, white and blue. it's even serving up sugar "kaine" soda's and pumpkin "pence" lattes."where are pretty sleepy little town in to have the eyes of the world on us is pretty exciting."an estimated 50 million people are expected to tune in.weijia jiang, cbs news, farmville virginia. 3 you can watch the vice presidential debate right here on cbs 58 starting at eight o'clock. we'll have local on the cbs 58 news at ten . 3 donald trump's son, donald junior will be in brookfield and wausau tomorrow campaigning on his father's behalf. while bernie sanders will be in madison and green bay to stump for hillary clinton.the nominee himself..donald trump is back in the badger state on saturday...the campaign still not releasing details.chelsea clinton, who was just in green bay last friday, is also coming back to wisconsin next monday. "check the box if you have been convicted of a felony" the city of milwaukee wants applications.common council president ashanti hamilton and other city leaders called a news conference today.they say many employers will not even consider a job applicant if they have a criminal record... with no explanation of the date or circumstances of the conviction. council president hamilton says it is wrong to keep punishing a person who has done wrong... but paid their debt to society. 3 3 but what we are supposed to be as a civilized society, is rest of their life, for a mistake that they made 3 the city of milwaukee "banned the box" more than one year ago... but supporters today want that written into law... and they are asking businesses and non-profits across the city to follow suit... by banning the box. 3 coming up --- homecoming is back at marquette university...how students are celebrating ?charitably? today. 3 and facebook's new "marketplace" is up and running...we'll tell you how its trying to edge out competition likeig 3 plus --- meterologist rebecca schuld will return with your you've tried plenty of knee or ankle supports, but they may not fit quite right. brace yourself, because the future of knee and ankle support is here. dr. scholl's new custom wellness center knee or ankle support to keep you comfortable. new dr. scholl's custom fit knee and ankle supports. find the nearest kiosk at drscholls.com. after more than y years...homecoming is back at marquette univesrity. univesrity.and with it....comes the return of a week of fun and ?charitable? events for students and alumni. including a food drive for hunger task force. students hosted a "stuff the truck" event on campaus this morning...hoping to collect 12- hundred pounds of food. the events continue this week with a talent show, bed race color run and concert...just to name a few. 3 "it's super exciting to bring the tradition back to campus i went here for undergrad and not having homecoming was a it."// //we can still incorporate sports in the activities but much broader things like the food donations today it's just another thing we can do to bolster the energy and excitement and have people have great pride in marquette u. university. marquette dropped football in 1960 and homecoming disappeared shortly after that. the idea to re-launch homecoming came from a group of marquette students....who got their wish. 3 google had it's big new phone unveil this morning. the the new phones run on a specialized version of google's android software...which is virtual reality compatible. pixel is the first phone with the new google assistant built in. it will also allow free unlimited storage for full-resolution images and videos shot on the phones. facebook's "marketplace" rolled out yesterday but not without some glitches.filters were not working properly and policies...like, animals, guns and adult services. facebook says the problem is being addressed and it is working to keep the site a safe place. cnn's mary maloney has more on what it's all about. in addition to pictures -- posts -- and status updates -- facebook is now a place where people can buy and sell. according to the social media site -- already more than 450 million people go to groups on facebook to get and and get rid of stuff.now -- there's somethg life a little easier.it's called marketplace.open the mobile app -- and click on the shop icon.just search for a product -- browse through the ones you like -- and make an offer.there's also an option to message the seller or to make arrangements for pick up and payments.if you want to sell something -- just take a picture -- and post.but -- not everyone can use marketplace. you have to be 18 years or older.for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. 3 toyota wants to sell you a company while you drive. drive.they're calling it "a miniature communication partner ...developed to provide companionship."it's called kirobo mini.the 4-inch tall robot can carry on light conversation and even respond to facial expressions. it can remember your likes and dislikes, as well as journeys you've taken together. and it's small enough to fit in your cup holder. kirobo goes on sale in the winter for about four hundred dollars. 3 hasbro has just like robotic dog. it barks, and turns its head in the direction of a person talking. the robot dog follows in the paws of arobotic cat model. the close-to-real life pets are designed to help ease loneliness among the elderly and children. some studies suggest nearly-real pets can provide companionship just like real animals.the robot pets go for just over a hundred bucks. 3 your full readycast with hurricane matthew roared ashore in haiti this morning as a powerful category four storm. it's packing nearing 145 miles per hour and is expected to bring as much as 40 inches of rain to some areas. it's already blamed for at least nine deaths as it moves through the caribbean and takes aim at the united states. many in haiti were not prepared for the strength of the storm... despite warnings over the past several days. it's too early to tell the extent of the damage as strong winds and downpours continue to batter the island. today: sun and clouds lakeside, with more clouds inland. a typical fall day with a high near 70 and a light onshore wind.tonight: increasing clouds. lows in the 60s.week ahead: low 70s for highs return wednesday and thursday as rain and storm chances return. storms may be possible for part of wednesday and thursday with lingering rain on friday. cooler weather returns next weekend with highs only in the upper 50s. a show of compassion in waukesha's frame park ..how local families are helping children half a world away we're looking ahead to the walk with compassion fundraiser at waukesha's frame park this saturday.joining me this afternoon andy lucas and marietta mccarthy.this is a far away places finding children in the most the walk is a fundraiser but also designed to be a way to bring a community together and get extended families to meet.. of all the charities that are out there what personally drives you to be a part of this one?do you have to be of a certain belief system to take part?is there still time to be part of this weekend's for more information about the walk with compassion you can visit our website cbs 58 dot com. andy, marietta, thank you for joining us. 3 a long-standing debate may be over. plans were announced to get rid of the estabrook dam. how it'll be done and reaction after the break. 3 and homeowners across our area have been reporting damage to their campaign yard signs. we spoke to one homeowner who's a victim... 3 and --- the two young girls accused of stabbing a fellow classmate are back in court this afternoon...the latest is just ahead. 3 we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming up another delay in the slender man case..the court was worried about the reports of one of the doctors evaluating morgan geyser. geyser.so, the judge today decided to appoint yet another . psychiatrist.gyser appeared at today's hearing on video concerence.her co-defendent, anisa weier, was on the telephone.both are being tried as adults in the 2014 stabbing of their classmate. the judge said one of the doctors submitted two reports, wi judge agreed to bring in another doctor.. but said he's worried that this case keeps getting pushed back. 16:00:32-53 the case has been pending for over 2 years.. time is relative.. but it's good to keep the case moving if the court can. i'm satified that the court should appoint a new doctor and have a new report come in. all of the doctor reports were due back on october 13th..but that hearing has now been pushed back to november 11th. 3 it looks like the estabrook dam will be torn down.plans were announced yeserday to get rid of it...ending a long-standing argument once and for all. cbs 58's lindsey branwall got reaction from both sides on this issue. issue.she joins us now live...lindsey. mayor tom barrett and county executive chris abele hope to work with the city's common estabrook dam. that would take it out of county control and put it into city control. abele and barrett say the county board has never had a transparent vote on the dam.the city would then sell it to the milwaukee metropolitan sewerage district for 1 dollar. abele and barrett say it's best for taxpayers and the environment. the non-profit group, milwaukee riverkeepers says they're in favor of seeing the dam go. 3 downstream or damage property. which is why the dnr ordered that it would be open permanently in 2009 until it was removed or restored. i think that they haven't always taken their repsponsibility as a dam owner 3seriously. seriously."we have a decades worth of public meetings and public votes and they want to say it wasn't transparent. and i think that is the biggest insult to all of us here" here" you just heard from county board representatives. they say they have had transparent votes and listening sessions, as recent as three weeks ago regarding the dam. and believe the effort to rezone is undemocratic.none of this can start until the rezoning is approved by the milwaukee common council.live in milwaukee, lb, cbs 58 news. joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: sun and clouds lakeside, with more clouds inland. a typical fall day with a high near 70 and a light onshore wind.tonight: increasing clouds. lows in the 60s.week ahead: low 70s for highs return wednesday and thursday as rain and storm chances return. storms may be possible for part of wednesday and thursday with lingering rain on friday. cooler weather returns next weekend with the election is now 34 days away. and for some...it can't come soon enough. for some...it can't come soon enough. strong dislike for one candidate or another has prompted some extreme kittilstad spoke with on victim. victim...who's running for office herself...jacob. this is were walworth county democrats say they discovered the damage...while they were out canvassing in the area on sunday. christine welcher called the vandalism 'disturbing'...with someone poking out the eye and mouth on one of her large campaign signs.she says - if someone wanted to destroy the sign that person could have just done that.instead that person intentionalen also damaged or stolen in the cluster of damage...including an 8 by 4 russ feingold sign. the walworth county democrats say this amounts to hundreds of dollars worth of damages - and says this election is driven some people to act beyond-disrespectfully. 3 "i imagine a lot of people have those thoughts when they see another sign for another party but they don't go rip it down. they respect their opinion also." also." they aren't reporting any at this point.they say no good surveillance video exists of this area.on the news at five we'll take a look at how repairs are moving forward. live in lake geneva...jacob kittilstad...cbs 58 news. a d-j was robbed of his equipment ?and? his car in the third ward. there's been a recent spike in crimes like this in the area...but it appears the thieves are getting more bold...this latest incident happened in broad day light. cbs 58's kyle aevermann reports. thieves not only broke into his car, they drove off with it. and inside was nearly 10,000 worth of dj-ing equipment. "it's living the dream but this has been a night" nightmare."nathaniel koenig (kay-nig) says he was working in the third ward sunday. with his car packed with equipment from a dj-ing gig earlier in the day, he parked in the back alley, a spot typically reserved for his mana. manager."about 9 o'clock i came out to get out and leave, was towed; koenig went to surveillance video and discovered that was not the case.it shows what appears to be a group of young men rushing towards his car and breaking-in."they grab some gear, throw it out. what you don't see after that while they are backing the vehicle out, they are throwing gear out to try to fit 6 people in there."koenig posted the surveillance footage on his facebook page, which has been viewed more than 14-thousand times.while police say they have increased patrols third ward because a rash of break-ins."he said this is the biggest act that they've had as far as anything that has come down with the theft of a vehicle and the gear that's associated with it." koenig is hoping the video will bring even more awareness to everyone to think about their surroundings "you don't really hear about stuff like this, you don't really know that you ever have a second thought that your vehicle is going to be broken into, much less stolen." stolen."koenig has filed a claim with the insurance aevermann, cbs58 news. 3 coming up --- a wells fargo employee says she was fired after trying to report fraud in her department...hear from her as the bank faces more and more criticism over the fake customer accounts. 3 and getting the flu shot every year could soon be a thing of the past...we'll tell you about the breakthrough ahead in health watch. 3 plus --- we've been hearing for years that the bee population is declining...now something is being done about in today's money watch -- the cost of getting at your cash is on the rise...especially for people here in milwaukee. according to bank-rate-dot-com the average fee to use another bank's machine jumped to two dollars and 90 cents. while the fee charged by a customers ?own? bank went up to a dollar-67. that adds up to four-57 per withdrawal. the expensive city for a-t-m withdr. withdrawls. we're also high on the list for most expensive overdraft fees. nationally the average has reached thirty three dollars and four cents. here in milwaukee it's thirty four-79...making it the third most expensive city for overdraft fees. 3 wells fargo took another hit due to its phony accounts scandal. the state of illinois is suspending 30 billion dollars in investment activity with the bank. california made a il 3 wells fargo's ceo, john stump has claimed he first heard about the creation of fake accounts in 2013. but one whistleblower says she alerted the company years earlier. cbs' john blackstone spoke to her. "i started noticing what i thought were honest mistakes. but then these honest mistakes, you know, became a very clear pattern."yesenia guitron says she saw strange things happening to customer branch in st helena, california in 2008.yg: people ending up with 10-to-15 debt cards that they didn't request. request.when her complaints to the branch manager were ignored ... she went to human resources and to the bank's ethics department. department. eventually, as her complaints continued, she says the manager of the branch here in st. helena came to her desk, told her she was fired, and escorted her out the door. she responded in 2010 with a lawsuit claiming she was concerns about bank employees "opening accounts without the consent or authorization of the prospective clients""i felt similar to the case with erin brockovich, you know, here's this little me against a big powerful wells fargo bank. nobody's going to believe what i - what i'm saying."a judge dismissed her claims ... accepting wells fargo's version that she "failed to meet her sales goals, and that she was thus not performing her job satisfactorily."the bank sent ... "we do not tolerate retaliation against team members who report their concerns" ...while noting they "agree with the judge's finding that her claims of retaliation had no merit". (john stumpf / wells fargo ceo (thursday)"there is no question mr. chairman, we should have done more sooner. " well's fargo's c-e-o has now ?twice? apologized to congress for the problems guitron first flagged years ago. ago.but yesenia guitron paid a price. she says she was out of rk fired. she now works as a property manager but has never returned to banking.john blackstone ... saint helena california. 3 another day of losses on wall street. the dow fell about 85. the nasdaq lost about eleven. and the s an p also down nearly eleven points on the day. considering that more than 50 lives are lost each year in wisconsin to fire..it seems simple enough--to have a smoke detector--but many homes don't have any that work or not enoug. will be supplying fire departments across the state with alarms they can install in neighborhoods most in need. it's called the wisconsin smoke alarm and fire education coaltion or wis-safe.earlier today in pewaukee, they announced of the goal of reducing fire fatatlitiesy by 25 percent. 3 poverty is a big risk for fires. we see a lot of fires and deaths in impoversihed neighborhoods. anc hildren under six and elderly over 65 and disabled die disproportinately with the general population." 3 everyone should check and make sure their smoke detectors are working. and i've got a link to request one for your home on our website cbs 58 dot com. 3 researchers in canada and new york are reporting a step forward in the development of a ?universal? flu shot. scientists say using antibodies that can recruit white blood cells to destroy infected cells...may help in flu vaccines. 3 tomorrow cbs 58 is hosting "conversations with komen". anyone with questions about breast health and breast cancer is invited to call our phone bank between four and five thirty tomorrow. experts with susan g. komen will answer any question or concerns no matter how big or small. the number to call is 777-5801 you can also visit our website cbs 58 dot com for more information. as more and more baby boomers seek in-home care... federal investigators are raising concerns about fraud in medicaid-funded services. estimates of questionable billing are on the rise...and that's just the tip of the iceburg. cbs' anna werner reports. the woman on this video taken by investigators said she needed a personal care assistant, because she rarely left her house and could hardly walkwoman: "i crawl." caller: "you crawl?"woman: sometimes it's even on my dragging a waste can across her drivewayand picking up her dog. investigators said medicaid paid for 5 in-home care workers over 3 years - for services never provided. the woman and 3 of the workers were charged in connection with the fraud and given jail time.david ceron is a special agent with the inspector general's office. office."so we've got actually fraudsters out there who, y'know, they bill for services that weren't rendered."today's advisory highlights other examples: like an "attendant in illinois who submitted claims $34,000 for services that she did not provide".and another in missouri whose "time sheetsindicated that she was in two places at the same time." but worse than fraud says ceron, is patient abuse and neglect"we found various instances of abuse where individuals were supposed to be getting one on one care with personal care attendants, and the attendant didn't stop by for weeks on end. cases where attendants went on in their home."the problem, he says? there are no consistent standards for personal care workers nationwide. in response, the centers for medicare and medicaid services told us "the health and well-being of medicaid beneficiaries...is a top cms priority....we are actively strengthening the program's protections for beneficiaries and taxpayers." 3 c-m-s says it's working on specific steps including training for states in monitoring fraud, waste, and abuse.but the o-i-g points out it issued a major report on all this in 2012, and no major changes have happened as of yet.anna werner, cbs news, new york. 3 the united states is on a mission to save some of its busiest workers -- bees. bees.for the first time ever -- the u-s has placed seven bee species on the endangered list.listing the bees allows authorities to provide recovery programs and get funding for protection. bees pollinate plants and are crucial to the nation's food industry.their numbers have declined sharply in recent years for a variety of reasons. your full readycast with we are following breaking news --- kenosha county sheriff's deputies on the scene of a small plane down in a cornfield.this happened just about an hour ago near county highway k-d and county highway c in the town of randall.the pilot is a 72-year-old man from illinois. he was the only person aboard and he is not hurt.the plane took off from the experienced engine problems.... it could not land at the westosha airport. ?national? taco day. last year americans ate more than 4 point 5 billion tacos! that's 490-thousand miles of tacos -- which could take you to the moon and back. the word taco is the mexican equivalent of the english word sandwich. the tortilla, which is made of corn or wheat, is wrapped or folded around a filling that is generally made of spiced beef, pork or fish. check your favorite taco joint...many of them are having special deals to recognize the day. tonight's top story, a terrifying attack by two dogs, caught on video. video.two teenage girls were the target of the attack and at least one police officer appeared in jeopardy as well., well., on 48th street near dean road in brown deer. cbs 58's amanda devoe was there when police released the video and she joins us live in the newsroom with the story. mike and michelle .. police describe that video they showed us today.. as horrifying. we're choosing only to show you the video of the police car driving up to the attack to respect the famliles' request not to show it.in the video.. you can see the dogs runs up to try to stop the attack, when one of the dogs charges at him. that's when he fires six shots.... hitting both dogs.. and killing one of them on scene. the other dog who survived being shot was later euthanized. police telling us for the first time today... that this all started from inside one of the victim's homes and continued outside when the girl tried to run away from being attacked. that's when the dog followed her outside. her friend had just come over to visit when she was also attacked by the second dog. police say since the attack started from inside of h did not break any leash laws. "i've been in law enforcement for almost 30 years and i've never seen an incident this horrific, by two dogs. the officer realized the girls were in immediate peril, and took action to stop the attack." attack."action to stop the peril, and took were in immediate realized the girls were in immediate peril, and took action to stop the attack." both girls suffered serious but non life threatening where the attack started.. but is not related to either of the girls. live in the newsroom.. ad cbs 58 news. the death of a baby in milwaukee might have have been caused by co-sleeping. sleeping.the one and a half month old baby girl died yesterday, two days after police were called to a duplex at 54th and north avenue. they say the 30-year old mother was sleeping on a couch next to the child...and slouched onto the baby, au consciousness. police also say the mother was under the influence of drugs at the time. the incident is leaving neighbors uneasy. "it's kind of scary, that's for sure. and i have an 8 year old, so...yeah...i don't know..."-nervous laugh- laugh- the baby's mother was arrested and the district attorney will consider charges. an autopsy is planned for tomorrow. milwaukee police hope a photo from a hit and run crash will