that ran the red light setting off the tragedy, has turned himself in. in.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us in the newsroom now with more. lindsey. michele, mike... police had told us yesterday that they had a good idea who they were looking for. now they have a 23-year-old man in custody, but still haven't released his name.we also learned today that the uber driver was bringing the women to the journeyman hotel when the accident happened. fellow uber drivers have set up fu we only know as "tim." i spoke with him and he says he's a bit sore, but overall thankful his children have a father. we're also learning more about the three women involved. ashley sawatzke was from menomonee falls, and well known in the community ... her family owned a local flower shop, and as law enforcement was responding to the crash, a menomonee falls dispatcher realized her friend may have been a victim when she heard about the accident.the other lindsey cohen are originally from ohio, but the three women had worked together at emergy b. bbdo. they put out this statement today, saying all three were incredible exhuberant women taken too soon."we are absolutely devastated by the loss of these three incredible, exhuberant young women who were taken from us far too soon. our thoughts and prayers are with their families and loved ones at this moment." 3 3 and we've just learned that a 14-year old boy who was killed in a crash in grand chute near appleton was from milwaukee. police have not released his name, but they say he was driving a car that was being chased for a reckless driving incident. eventually, that car slammed into a light pole at an i-hop restaurant late last night. the teen was pronounced dead at a hospital in neenah. old had stolen the car from his uncle in oshkosh. 3 and milwaukee police are still looking for the person who stole a car with a baby inside.1-year-old 'taratino carter' was missing for about 2 hours last night.a nationwide amber alert was issued after his mother stopped at this "a and s super petro" gas station near 60th and good hope and went inside the store for a short time. that's when someone entered the unlocked vehicle that was still running and took off with the baby in the back seat. a man charged with ki stand trial. trial.jason small appeared for his preliminary hearing today and was bound over for trial. small is charged with first degree intentional homicide...for the murder of don lewis....the trumpet player whose body was found in the basement of the place he owned, the young urban jazz cafe earlier this month. small worked at the cafe and police say the two men had argued about pay before lewis disappeared. a fond du lac county correctional officer is pleading not guilty to charges shooting here in milwaukee. lillie jones is charged with first degree reckless injury and disorderly conduct.police say she shot a woman seated in a car outside the onyx nightclub back on october 16th after an argument inside the club.according to the criminal complaint, jones says she used the gun to shatter the car's window, but did not shoot her. the onyx nightclub, where that fight took place... has now closed.the owners declaaring on social medial that last night was last call because it was too difficult o things safe outside the club. police in waukesha say an 11-year old waukesha boy is responsible for sending clown- related messages that threatened students.cbs 58's kyle aevermann has the details from waukesha. waukesha police say that 11 year old student used a school issued ipad to send those threats though an app called musically.police say the boy went by the user name creepyclown123.investigators worked closely with the school district to track down the student was interviewed and admitted on friday to making those threat.he told investigators it was a joke and he was just trying to scare some of his friends at hawthorne elementary.police say this is a good reminder for parents to look through all of your children's apps and see who they are communicating with and how.but the lessons for student's don't end there.sgt. jerry habanek/waukesha pd."let's take this moment and talk about cyberbullying, and let's talk about the messages we are sending out there. and let's talk about how something that a joke between friends, can grow legs because we are in an internet community that can become worldwide." i did reach out to the waukesha school district for comment but have not yet heard back.since the boy was just 11 years old waukesha police are working with juvenile authorities in the case. 3 clown-related threats have unfortunately been a problem in our area.in mid-september, racine police had to warn two men dressed as clowns after they were accused of scaring children.on october 5th, a middle school student in worried about clowns that might attack, brought a knife to school. and the very next day, sheboygan police arrested a man who had a clown mask and was carrying a concealed knife. 3 meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 campaign 2016 coverage now...two weeks and one day. that's all that's left before america picks a new president. both hillary clinton and donald trump are on the move this week. craig boswell has an update on where they're focusing their time and money as we hit the home stretch. hillary clinton's entrance in manchester, new hampshire drew attention to her widening campaign message -- appearing with senator elizabeth governor maggie hassan who is trying to unseat republican senator kelly ayotte(sot hillary clinton)"because we have to break thru the gridlock clinton is now focusing on helping congressional candidates as well as battling her republican rival.(sot hillary clinton) clinton)"we have to make it clear donald is not on the side of working families." donald trump is midway through a multi-day campaign blitz in the must win state of florida.. (nats - trump 3pm rally) in monday the gop nominee is holding a trio of smaller roundtables where trump slammed recent polls. polls.(sot donald trump) "i actually think we're winning and what they do is show these phony polls where they look at democrats, and it's heavily weighted with democrats.""like the abc phony poll which just came out, totally phony poll." poll."(craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)"the cbs news battleground tracker poll shows trump trailing clinton by three points in florida where monday early voting got underway in portions of the state. (sot bill cowles/orange county supervisor of elections) "over a million voters have already cast their ballots and are begnning early voting//at this point 61 thousand vote by mail ballots have been returned."early voting also began in alaska, arkansas, colorado massachusetts, texas and wisconsin. craig boswell cbs news the white house. 3 make sure you stay with us here at cbs 58 as we follow the final days to the 2016 election.and on november 8th... we'll have complete national.. state.. and local race. that's just two weeks and one day from today. 3 next at at four, shots fired at a squad car and it's all caught on video. and wait until you hear who was riding inside...here's a clue..they didn't have a badge. details just ahead. 3 and chicago sports fans still trying to convince themselves that it's really happened... the cubs have reached the world series for the first time in 7-decades. plus --- meterologist rebecca ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. my baby. please don't ever of tomorrow possible. make her blue." another voice falls silent from the early days of rock and roll. pop singer bobby vee has died after a battle with alzheimer's disease. vee had a series of chart hits in the early 60s....including "take good care of my baby". he was just 15-years old when he was recruited to fill in for buddy holly at a show in minnesota, after holly was killed in a 1959 plane crash. and one of the heroes of the anti-war movement of the 1960s has died. tom hayden was a member of the so-called "chicago 7"....activists who were tried for their role in the 1968 demonstrations at the democratic national convention. later, he joined the political mainstream, serving in the california state legislator for two decades.he was also known for his ?17-year marriage to actress jane fonda. tom hayden was 76. he died after what was described as a long illness. more news f kills 13 people in california. california. the bus collided with an 18-wheeler early sunday morning on interstate 10 near palm springs.the bus driver was among those killed. more than a dozen people are at area hospitals...some in critical condition, others with serious injuries.one hospital called in extra help to care for the injured. 3 in south florida, 8-people are recovering after a car slammed into their church during sunday services. witnesses say the driver had just swerved to control and hit the church. one of the victims was hurt badly enough to be airlifted to the hospital. at this point, we don't have any reports on the condition of the victims. the reverend who was leading services says other worshippers jumped to the aid of the injured right after the crash happened. a woman who wanted to learn more about being a police officer got far more than she e. expected.-nats gunfire, shoutin- shouting- that's police dash california - near fresno....someone fired at least 14 shots at the squad. inside, the officer was riding with a civilian who was on a ride-along to learn about policing. amazingly, despite all the shots and the damage, both officer and civilian were not seriously hurt. ""by the grace of god and the man above, physical injuries are basically none. she obviously had some scratches or minor injuries from the there are none," none," police are still trying to figure out who fired the shots and why. the officer, only recently graduated from the police academy and was on solo patrol for just two weeks before this happened. bright sunshine today but there are big changes in our not too distant future. rebecca will be back with your sunshine. much 3 returns fridaychance at 600 through thursday. low to through thursday. chance at 600 returns friday you may or may not be a baseball fan, but chances are you know someone who's world series that starts tomorr. tomorrow.the chicago cubs are going to their ?first? series since 1945...and you'll forgive some of their fans if they're not sure how to react... react... (nat) (cbs news montage) (dan rather, en, 9.21.1984) "and chicago seems about to win the national league east. that's right, chicago." chicago."(bill geist, sm, 9.24.1989) "...it's almost mathematically impossible for them to lose their grip on first place. but no good cubs fan really believes that." (sot) (david rothstein, cubs fan) (rem52 @ 191354)"this is a new feeling for everybody in " chicago." the cubs 'have' made the the world series. and they haven't ?won? the world series in more than a century.stan rauch was a soda vendor at wrigley field the last time the cubs reached the fall classic. now that they're back, he chooses to be optimistic. (sot) (stan rauch) (rem52 @ 180627)(sr) "look at what they've done this year. you can't beat a club like that. things have gone for them. they've got young players, they've got very talented players - a great manager! i mean there's no doubt about it."(dr) "you know, you're so positive about this, i'm afraid to air this interview, frankly. really curse the whole thing." (sr) "it's not going to curse them at all! there are no curses anymore!" anymore!" the cubs face the cleveland indians in a best of seven game series...game one is 3 next at four, keeping your kids safe when they go out on trick or treat day. we have a guest with some tips every parent needs to hear. 3 d today on the future of the aging and controversial estabrook dam.will it stay or will it go? 3 3 russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... and wants to raise the retirement age so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a plan for medicare... turn it into a voucher program and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket or are left without coverage altogether. but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... trick or treat week is here....it's a fun time for parents and kids alike, but there are some safety issues you should keep in mind when you pick their costumes. jodi o'neill from the ebenezer child care centers is here with some halloween safety 3 3 3 3 3 we have much more coming up on the news at 4-30, including a live report on the incident that triggered a nationwide amber alert from milwaukee. 3 campaign news from waukesha, where concern is being expressed for voters who want to cast a protest vote in the upcoming presidential election. 3 and the green bay packers get some bad news about one of their injured players....seems to be a recurring theme this we begin this half hour with breaking news: a shooting inside a sports bar on milwaukee's north side. side.and officials are telling us they have recovered one body at the scene. scene.cbs 58's amanda porterfield live at the scene with the latest.amanda? 3 a second deadly shooting, at about 1-40 tris afternoon was on north 24th street near details on just what happened. we do have a crew checking on this breaking story. watch for much more during our upcoming newscasts. the family of the one month old baby who was in the back seat of a car when it was stolen yesterday are grateful the baby is okay. okay. cbs 58's amanda devoe spoke with them today, along with the family of the person who found the car and called police . .amanda joins us live with more. i talked today with a milwaukee woman who got a call from her daughter-in-law after she found the empty car with the baby inside over three miles from here. > they found that car at 39th street and silver spring drive around 8:20 yesterday evening. the women say that baby taratino carter was peacefully sitting in the car when he was found. > the car was taken, around 6:00 sunday evening at good hope road. police say the mother ran into the store to pay for her gas and left the keys in the ignition when a man hopped in her car and took off. i spoke with the owner of the gas station yesterday and here's what he had to say. > :18> sot lindergeet singh, owner: i took her in my car and i tried to tell her ok let's chase him and i have her my phone and she called and gave out the description of the car and the child's description and we went on the road speeding up to 70 miles per hour just to chase the car. police are still working on finding the suspect, but they do have some strong leads. live in mke ad cbs 58 news. one man has turned himself in today in connection with a deadly hit and run crash over the weekend. meanwhile, today we learned the identities of the three women who were killed. killed.milwaukee police released the names of 30-year- old 'ashley sawatzke'...a menomonee falls native who year-old amy taylor, and 35-year-old lindsey cohen, also from chicago.police say they were killed in a crash just before 3 a-m sunday when the driver of a lexus s-u-v ran a red light on north second street at west clybourn and hit the uber car the in which the three women were riding.two men ran from the lexus...but again, the suspected driver turned himself to police earlier this afternoon. 3 a young girl rescued from an apartment complex fire in kenosha.a passerby managed to shortly before 10 last night at the building on 61st street near 22nd avenue. four adults were able to get out safely. the fire department says the fire was confined to the attic... but because of the age of the building... it was difficult for fightefighters to get to it. the red cross is now helping all who were displaced. 3 to our campaign 2016 coverage now...and with 15-days to go before election day, donald trump is questioning the accuracy of polls that show him trailing hillary clinton campaigning in florida...a state he desperately needs to win. as for clinton, she's not only campaigning for herself, she's trying to win votes for democrats in down-ballot races. meanwhile, some voters, unhappy with both candidates, are considering protest votes. but will those votes count? count?cbs 58's jacob kittilstad is live in waukesha with more on that story...jacob. > it basically comes down to this: a candidate must ?register? to be a write-in candidate before any of those votes cast for him or her are counted. > kathleen novack - the waukesha county clerk - walked me through this.> she says - since the last governor's election in 2014 - write-in votes will only count if the write-in candidate has filled out the proper paperwork.> that means that votes for mickey mouse, superman, even jesus christ...those are all thrown out immediately.> votes for bernie sanders, ted cruz, or other primary candidates - they are also not on the of any votes for them. > kathleen novack / waukesha county clerk> 6;14;34> "i think there is the potential for a lot of write-ins for bernie sanders or marco rubio. and i just wanted, in my email, to make sure people understood that - when they write that in - there will be no feedback or no information available to say 'well, i was one of 1,000 people who voted for one of those candidates.' it just basically is treated as a non-vote." 3 vote."treated as a non-it just basically is treated as a non- vote." > again - state lawmakers came up with this in 2014.> on the news at five...we'll take a closer look at the paperwork it takes for candidates to get counted.> live in waukesha...> jacob kitilstad...> cbs 58 news. on the campaign schedule for this week - a visit to milwaukee from green party presidential nominee jill stein.she'll hold an event at the u-w milwaukee union ballroom on thursday at 6-30 p-. m.one of stein's major student debt... and guaranteeing tuition-free public higher education for all. all. in the most recent marquette university law school poll... stein captured three percent support among likely voters. 3 stay with cbs 58 as we follow the final days to the 2016 election.and on november 8th... we'll have complete coverage from every important national.. state.. and local race. meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: lots of sunshine. much cooler than sunday with highs a vote today brings the estabrook dam in glendale one step closer to demolition. demolition.the milwaukee metropolitan sewerage district voted 9-1 today in favor of tearing down the aging dam on the milwaukee river, even though county supervisors have argued in favor of saving and repairing it. the people who want to remove the dam say that's a far less expensive option. lopsided vote, it will still be a while before the dam disappears. "tomorrow it goes to the zoning board meeting at the city of milwaukee, so they'll start the rezoning process. once that/s completed, which i think will be within the month, then it will be rezoned and then we'll go to closing and acquire the property, probably by the end of the year" year." earlier this month, the city and the county announced an agreement to sell the estabrook dam to the sewerage district for one dollar. in our health watch -- a new lead poisioning levels in children.. is similar to the 2015 rate in flint, michigan. michigan.according to the wisconsin council on children and families.. 4.6-percent of tested children under six had elevated blood level levels. the level in flint.. 4.9-percen. 4.9-percent.the good news.. the levels are decreasing here in wisconsin.. from 6.4- percent in 2013 and 7.1-percent in 2012.but it is still highter than the national average. average. sources of lead poisoning.. old houses that still have lead paint.and water pipes lined with lead.wisconsin has at least 176-thousand lead services lines.. we have an update from green bay on the condition of one of the packers' injured players. players.it's a report that defensive back damarious randall will miss several weeks.after having surgery to repair a groin injury.randall was first injured in a game earlier this month against the giants... and had to leave the because of the problem. no clear timetable for his return. 3 next on the news at 4-30, the science behind those high-tech 3 -nats closing bell-today's money watch report starts on wall street, where the stock market started the week on a positive note...gaining 77 points to close at 18-thousand 223. 3 this year's worl haven't reached the fall classic in several generations. that means ticket prices are skyrocketing on the secondary market.the average asking price to the cubs- indians games in cleveland runs about 39-hundred dollars a ticket.for the games that are played in chicago, the average asking price is over 7- thousand dollars. the series begins at progressive field in cleveland tomorrow night. you don't have to be an economist to know the shoe recent report predicts the global footwear market will reach nearly 115- billion dollars by 2022. 2022.and many shoe makers charge big prices for their latest designs.but are those expensive sneakers really any better than bargain shoes? cbs news' anna werner takes a look. :31 - :34 andy barr/adidas global category director:44 - :48 john mercer/unlv, biomechanics professopkg(vo) we're at the portland, oregon, headquarters of sportswear maker adidas.where footwear developers are using motion capture technology to design their latest shoes. engineer elyse hall explains how it works (sot)"the blue color represents areas that aren't stretching as much." it's called aramis - (air-ah-miss) technology nasa has used to measure stress on space shuttles. so here, they look at how materials stretch on the foot while it's in motion. (sot-andy barr/adidas global category director) director)we're using it to map the body from head to toe." manufacturers tout their latest innovations, with prices to match - some shoes sell for upwards of 300 cs professor) i'll tell you, the way your shoe performs is probably not related to the price of the shoe."university of nevada biomechanics professor john mercer studies athletic shoes. (sot aw) "so if i spend $150 that shoe may not be any better than a $50 pair?"(john mercer) "well it depends//the problem with the shoe industry is that everyone needs a little different shoe." (nats) at mercer's lab in las vegas, he's analyzed dozens of shoe brands and styles.(sot-)(aw) so when someone asks yo what shoe should i buy?(john mercer) well i say don't be brand loyal or model loyal. you've got to be open to different types of shoes to figure out what's going to work for you. he recommends taking shoes for a test run.and if you're a serious athlete, maybe have an expert analyze your running style. anna werner, cbs news. tonight at ten, the f-b-i is looking for your help in catching two men who robbed a identities. at which point he approached the teller counter and fired the handgun towards the tellers tellerswe'll show you a good look at the two men police are looking for... and how theire disguisings have been helping them get away it...it's the latest installment in our "unsolved robberies" series... airing tonight on the cbs 58 news at ten. a sunny, crisp and cool fall day...what's ahead. your full readycast with meterologist i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. sides with big insurance. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. here's a live look at traffic conditions now.... 3 up next, notice anything unusual about these cereal boxes. a familiar taste is headed for your breakfast are you among the those who ?really? likes girl scout cooki? cookies? you'll be interested in a new product coming from general mills. mills.yes, that's the company that makes breakfast plans to market cereal in two popular girl scout cookie flavors....thin mint and caramel crunch.we're told they're coming to stores in january.general mills said some of the proceeds from the new cereal will benefit the girl scouts of the of america. so far, the girl scouts organization is declining comment. ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. . and help make the gift two homicides.. just a few miles apart this afternoon.one of them.. inside a well-known north side bar. bar.cbs 58's amanda porterfield has been digging into what happened.. us from 35th and silver spring with the details. the shooting happened across the street where you see police have blocked of the intersection of silver spring and 35th. police tell us the is a bar called mikes place. policr tell us they got here and found a man dead, shot inside the business. that was around 1:20 this afternoon. the crowds you see here though are people who know the owner family says his bar is very well known and that hes had the business here about 5 years. many here fearing he is the victim inside. we do not have anything confirmed from police as to the identity of the victim or what happened in this case. we do know that the suspects at this time havent been found. we will continue to follow this story be sure to stay with cbs 58 for the latest information. live in milwaukee amanda porterfield cbs 58 news 3 and milwuakee police are lo another homicide this afternoon.a man was shot during a fight with another man near 24th street and auer.. that's just a half a block away from auer school. 3 a milwaukee teen is dead after neenah police say he crashed into a light pole.police tried stopping the 14-year-old for reckless driving.. but say he sped up to 100 miles an hour.. police stopped chasing him.. speeds.. got off the higway and ended up crashing into a light pole at an i-hop parking lot.police say he stole the car from his uncle in oshkosh. new at 5 -- the city of milwaukee is suing a local landlord..saying he's engaged in unfair and deceptive real estate business practices. practices.the lawsuit against mohammad choudry is for more than 1.25-milion dollars.. including 400-thousand in delinquent property taxes and criminal racketeering. racketeering.the city claims, choudry has been convicted 83 times for property-related ordinance violations.. violations..and has been issed almost 700 municipal code viola. violations.they also allege, choudry created real property holding companies for the purpose of derauding the city. tonight, the family of the 15-month-old who was in the backseat of a car when it was stole say they are grateful the baby was found. found.cbs 58's amanda devoe spoke with the family of the

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