mattresses and the water was turned off to the cells toilet. 1313 water can be turned off, thats not uncommon if someone is flooding--yeah they might turn that off but that means you find some other way to make sure someone is getting nutrition and hydration oq--yeah, it could have been prevented, i think anyone would say that." and ultimtaely-that is whats most troubling to these adovcoates. 5505 to become dehydrated in a facility where people are watching you, to the point whereyuo die it could have been prevented, i think anyone would say that, it could be prevented. the case of a body found in a burning pick-up truck is now being investigated as a "suspicious" death. death. kenosha county investigators were called to a store parking lot in the town of wheatland around 8 this morning. bystanders tried to flames. authorities are working to determine the person's identity, cause of death and how the fire started. we've been watching the arson and homicide trial of michael morgan all week....today, a milwaukee jury delivered a verd. verdict. "we the jury find the defendant michael morgan guilty of first degree reckless homicide in the manner and form as charged." charged." morgan was found guilty of two counts of first degree reckless homicide and the arson fire of his ex-wife's home.a fire that killed his 10 year old step son kevin little ano morgan.family members rushed out of court after the verdict but told us yesterday they struggle to function in regular life.. 3 "i really miss her, she really put a smile on most of our faces and all that, but at times, it was hard when we found out the situation...i wanna let you know i love you a lot." lot." 3 "i'm not myself anymore, you know, i just gotta find a way i miss her so much and i carry her everywhere i go. i carry her everywhere i go." go." sentencing is set for october 27th. 3 also in court today, 20-year old gregory rounds pleaded guilty to charges of felony murder and bail jumping. police say rounds and burt johnson robbed an o'reilly auto parts store at 76th and mill road back in may....and johnson was shot and killed by police after firing at officers.rounds will be back in court for senin the man accused of killing berit beck has a new judge. dennis brantner's murder trial ended in a hung jury earlier this summer..then the judge recused himself.fond du lac county judge robert wirtz has been assigned to the case.the next hearing is october 19th. new at 5...a milwaukee man is charged for a shooting that killed his girlfriend's 21- year-old son.the suspect told investigators he pulled the trigger because he felt 'disrespected 'in his own home. details of today's court hearing. 61-year-old jessie james faces first degree reckless homicide-- a charge that carries up to 3 weapon.used a dangerous that because he could be added to but five more 60 years in prison.that carries up to homicide-- a charge that carries up to 60 years in prison.but five more could be added to that because he used a dangerous weapon. james appeared in court this afternoon -- four days after the apartment shooting in brown deer.court documents show the victim -- 21-year-old recently been living with his mom and james.investigators say franklin and his mother got into a heated argument when james told him to shut up and stop talking back.ignoring him-- the victim put on loud music, refused to quiet down and leave.james told police he got so angry that franklin kept pushing his buttons-- that he loaded his shotgun with one shell and shot the man.it was noted in court that james doesn't have lenghtly criminal record-- but the crime is too serious for minimum bail. "it is a homicide charge and the potential exposure is significant and for that reason i am giong to grant the state's request for 100,000 cash bail at this time." 3 james was also ordered to have no contact with a preliminary hearing has been set for next friday.live in downtown milwaukee, mh cbs 58 news. a 40-year old man is now charged for the murder of a woman at an oconomowoc apartmen. apartment. jessie lee appeared in a waukesha county courtroom today. he faces several charges related to the fatal shooting of christina schuster. her body was found on labor day.according to the criminal complaint, lee first denied involvement in the shooting to police, but then told them without being asked, quote "she forgives me".lee's next hearing is scheduled for september 21st. honored with a new peace garden at 6 tonight. she's the little girl who was hit by gunfire while sitting in a house on her grandfather's lap. police have said the suspects fired shots into the wrong house, hitting petersen. the peace garden will be at laylah's school....the northwest catholic school near 41st and good hope road. we have new information tonight about 'army lieutenant katie ann blanchard'...a woman who once lived in fond du lac. lac.she was working at fort leavenworth in burned, allegedly by a co-worke. worker. her sister gave us some more information today cbs 58's bill walsh is here with the story..bill.. lieutenant blachard's story has touched a lot of people around the country --- they've sent more than 43-thousand dollars to a gofundme page....one of the things we learned today is that she has months of treatment ahead. in case you missed the original story, lieutenant blanchard, who left fond du lac in 2004, was working at a leavenworth when she was doused with gasoline, set on fire and stabbed with scissors. a co worker - 54-year old clifford currie - is charged for the attack...she was apparently currie's supervisor and according to witnesses, the lieutenant had expressed discomfort in working with currie in the past. today, her sister jessica blanchard told cbs 58 that the lieutenant is "still in intensive care and will eventually be transferred for inpatient care which is ti year." jessica blanchard adds "i hope that this changes people and they take it serious when people report threats or other forms of workplace domestic violence." 3 katie ann blanchard is 26- years old. she has a husband and three kids. her sister tells us the family is not in wisconsin anymore and is not ready to speak right now.as for the go fund me page, it has now been shut down 3 two miami men were in waukesha with five counts of attempted identity theft.josue garcia moret and richard rivera garcia are accused of putting skimming devices on two gas pumps.back on september ninth, jilly elmbrook mobile found a skimmer on pump eight -- so they set an alarm.a few days later it went off.. and the worker saw two men standing around it.she called police but they left.brookfield police caught up with the two at open pantry.. another place with a suspected skimming device.. and arrested them. 3 some late rolling through parts of southeastern wisconsin. chief meteorlogist drew burgoyne is here with ready weather...drew? 3 a local fire station is burglarized while firefighters respond to a call.now...police are looking into whether that fire call was placed on purpose. purpose.cbs 58's evan kruegel joins us live outside milwaukee fire station 34 with the details.evan? this all happened yesterday morning around 3:30 - when police sent to a call here on milwaukee's north-side.when they returned - someone had broken through one of these windows - and stolen personal items from the firefighters. at fire station 34 firefighters were back at work friday - one day after a crew were victimized while responding to a call. according to police - multiple suspects entered the station by cutting through a screen on personal belongings - while the firefighters were gone.now - police are trying to figure out if that 911 call was even a real emergency - or just a ploy to get firefighters out of the building. it's a tactic that's not unheard of - with similar reports within the past few years in chicago - new york - and mississippi. in those cases - suspects called 9-1-1 to report a fire - and then waited for firefighters to leave before breaking in.a troubling milwaukee police are now investigating - as they look into both the burglary itself and the 9-1-1 call. no city equipment was stolen in the robbery. as far as police know, there were no surveillance cameras that captured the crime.live on milwaukee's north-side - ekcbs58news. 3 next at five, donald trump tries to put the controversy birthplace and in a presidential campaign it's never that easy. 3 and the vikings are planning quite a halftime show for their stadium opener against the packers this weekend....you may have a little extra time to hit the the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. was born in the u.s., period. i am fairly confident about where i was born. i think most people were as well. well. the presidential campaign took another side trip today as donald question he raised years ago when he was a leader in the so-called "birther" movement...questioning whether president obama was born in the united states. as you heard, he now says he was. why did this issue resurface? because trump was asked about it by the washington post and he said he would answer that question "at the right time". today, after he ?did? answer it....rival hillary clinton criticized him for his ties to the birther movement. sot: hillary clinton/democratic presidential nominee (:48-:57) for 5 years he's lead the our first black president. ...///he's feeding into the worst impulses -- bigotry and bias that lurks in our country. country.while clinton and trump battle for votes, another new poll shows the candidates running just about neck and neck. clinton leads trump 41 to 40 percent when 3rd party candidates are included. 3 this is a day set aside to honor members of e whom many americans aren't even aware of. but a ceremony was held at the pentagon to honor war heroes who still haven't come home. home. this is national p-o-w - m-i-a day...honoring americans taken prisoner during wartime or still listed as missing in action. from the vietnam war alone, the number of americans still missing is listed at more than 16-hundred by the national league of pow-mia families.defense secretary ash carter led today's pentagon ceremony. almost no waste.that's the goal of a one-day festival tomorrow in milwaukee. milwaukee. it's called "rock the green" and they're staging it at the reed street yards on south third street.you can sum up the theme of this festival in one word....sustainability. they're trying to pull it off with as little waste as possible.....they'll be composting waste, they'll use solar power -- they'll even use ?people? power. "the pedal power stage, like i mentioned, will provide all sound and lights and we have six different local cycling clubs pedaling that with their legs to provide power to that sg world class rock acts like "the heavy" and "best coast" have been booked for "rock the green". it runs from 1 until 11-pm. 3 coming up tonight at ten... how much are you paying for car insurance? did you know you could be spending hundreds of dollars more than someone who lives across the street from you?the impact your zip code plays in how much you pay.evan kruegel talks with industry insiders in a report you'll only see ten. 3 3 when the packers face the minnesota vikings sunday night....the halftime show will go a little long. long. the vikings, after all, are hosting their first regular season game in their new stadium...and they've symphony orchestra, as well as a man who's produced the closing ceremony at a winter olympics to stage a big show. they're not revealing all the details.....but they plan to celebrate vikings fans, minnesota's history...and they've even got a tribute to native son prince mixed in.the vikings have permission from the nfl to extend their halftime show beyond the normal alotted time. there is a game to be played, the latest on the packers injury front... 3... ...plus the brewers with their the packers injury report out before the weekend leaving little hope that sam shields will be available to play. the packers to doubtful for sunday's game in minnesota. coach mike mccarthy says he's still going through concussion protocol. protocol.meanwhile... coach mccarthy and the packers defense expecting the vikings to start sam bradford at quarterback, although that's not official yet. the packers have seen bradford before, both with philadelphia in the preseason last year and a few years ago in st. louis. obviously we have snaps and we look at that from an individual performance but the reality is how he fits into their offense. we still focus to play against us. i think they can attack the vikings on the perimeter with their secondary. former packer gary ellerson knows the packers have their own health issues in the secondary, but the vikings xavier rhodes will be out, making room for kenosha native trae waynes to start at cornerback again. gary talks about what the packers need to do against that minnesota defense on sunday. when you look at the broncos defense, they have demarcus ware, they don't have those type of players but they're all on the same page, they communicate well. they go to tennessee, they score twice. usually when you do that, you win the game, rodgers has to stay away from the turnovers. turnovers.that plus a lot more coming up tonight during chalk talk on the cbs 58 news at 10:00. before sunday is saturday's game with the badgers against georgia state. sounds liek after having a setback with his injured ankle this week. georgia state still shouldn't be a problem--the ninth ranked badgers 35-point favorites but don't tell that to the coach. i don;t even believe in upsets, you play games. the team that's the best that day, that finds a way to score one more point than the other team in that stadium, they win. stadium, they win. late last night, the chicago cubs clinching the nl central. the brewers, meanwhile, would clinch a losing season with a loss today. today. lose keon broxton on this play. in the third inning, the center fielder crashes into the brick wall covered by the ivy... right wrist fracture. his season's over. meanwhile, scooter gennet continuing his rbi streak--third straight game with two rbi--this seventh inning homer a part of three for the crew today. cubs though... score two runs in the ninth to tie it then miguel montero off blaine boyer in the tenth... one swing, game over. 5-4... cubs celebrate, 3 3 evening news with scott pelley is next.be sure to join us tonight for the cbs 58 news russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. girls: good call! feingold: i'm russ feingold captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: trump tries to shake the birther issue. >> president barack obama was born in united states. period. >> pelley: but sets off an explosion of anger. >> donald trump is nothing more than a who for decades has done nothing but fan the flames of bigotry and hatred. >> pelley: also tonight, the f.b.i. patch. why director comey puts tape over his webcam and says you should, too. tattoo dangers. what is that needle injecting into your skin? >> we really don't know what's