on the 894 bypass for much of the afternoon. the milwaukee county sheriff's office says the crash involved a motorcycle and two suvs. it happened just before 1 this afternoon, on 8-94 northbound, just south of national avenue. the motorcyclist was taken to froedtert with very serious injuries. it took crews 4 hours to clear the scene. two people were hurt in a serious crash in sheboygan county. the sheboygan county sheriff's office say a car lost control and crashed on county road ss, near batavia. both where taken by helicopter to the hospital. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. milwaukee police are trying to find the suspects for setting a robbery victim on fire! it happened near 53rd and clarke just before nine last night. police say a 36 year old man was the victim of a drug related robbery... when he was then intentionally set on fire. the victim was taken to the hospital with significant burn injuries. police have not yet made any police in new york are trying to figure out who is responsible for setting off an explosion last night. 29 people were hurt when a bomb went off in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. investigators believe an explosive was left in or near a dumpster... and they are now looking at surveillance video that shows a man with a duffel bag in the area about 40 minutes before the blast. that same man was also spotted about 10 minutes later in a video a few blocks away... near the spot where an unexploded pressure cooker was found. a an intentional act - but they are not linking it to any international terror group. gov. andrew cuomo / d new york "number 1, whoever placed these bombs we will find and they will be brought to justice. number 2, we will not allow these types of people and these types of threats to destroy our lives in new york." all 29 people hurt in the investigators are trying to figure out if the blasts in new york are connected to a pipe bomb explosion yesterday afternoon, at a new jersey park. meanwhile, the islamic state is claiming responsibility for a stabbing attack at a minnesota mall. police in st. cloud say a man walked into a mall and attacked 9 people... before an off-duty police officer shot and killed him. the attacker has been identified by family members as a 22 year old college student who was born in somalia, and came to the u-s 15 years ago. back into the spotlight of the presidential campaign. just minutes after the bombing in new york last night, donald trump mentioned it... telling supporters that we need to get tough. hillary clinton, meanwhile, said she was following what has happening in new york and minnesota... but wouldn't say more until investigators learned more. trump: it's, it's a terrible thing that's going on in our world and in our country. and we are going to get tough and smart and "i think it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions because we are just in the beginning stages of trying to determine what happened." clinton did say that the minnesota attack linked to isis does show the importance of defeating the terror group. both candidates are now offering plans that would guarantee paid maternity leave. and that would be a first in u-s history. p theo keith explains what trump and clinton have proposed, and where they differ. nats -- something from the trail in proposing paid leave, donald trump is breaking with some members of his own party. but his supporters like the proposal. there arent new taxes or costs to employers. trump's plan includes six weeks paid leave for mothers.it doesn't unemployment benefits, which vary by state. he pledges to pay for the plan by reducing improperly paid unemployment benefits. hillary clinton's supporters say trump isn't guaranteeing enough income. would that be enough to pay the rent? pay the electricity? so there are a lot of questions surrounding his plan that havent been addressed clinton's plan gives 12 weeks paid leave to mothers and fathers. it would replace at least two-thirds of their income, up to a cap. clinton would pay for it by increasing taxes on the wealthy. both candidates have also pr care.clinton would cap costs at 10 percent of a family's income. she would expand four-year-old preschool across the country. trump would allow families to deduct a portion of child care costs from their taxes.his plan expands "dependent care savings accounts," allowing families to make tax-deductible contributions to cover child care costs. and i think that's very much a family-based approach, rather than a government approach among developed countries, the average length of paid maternity leave have to pass congress. house speaker paul ryan has not supported mandated paid leave in the past. turning a neighborhood around... a group is drawing attention to some success stories coming out of milwaukees sherman park neighborhood. namely, the huge reduction in vacant properties. fox6s bret lemoine has new details. frank finch is a member of common ground - a group made up of local churches and non-profits. in the last five years, common ground has or foreclosed homes in the sherman park area. nat of van door shutting dozens are participating on a tour of some of the groups success stories sunday afternoon: rj 'so, any questions?' they are homes like this one near 51-st and chambers. its owned by randy jones... who looks at the neighborhoods recent unrest as a distraction to the areas positive turnaround: rj 'a lot of things that happened in sherman park - it didnt happen from the people who stayed in sherman park. it was outsiders from sherman park.' common ground says the 75 rehabbed homes produced in annual property tax revenue. jones purchased his home for 105-thouasnd... it had been abandoned for three years before common ground stepped in. ah 'its beautification!' alexander hardy lives across the street from washington high school. he says his property values have fluctuated since he moved here in 1997 and hed like to see upgrades to these athletic fields. hes part of a push called 'milwaukee neighborhoods now' - ah 'astroturf would be great...' --to create a public/private partnership to invest in spots that will bring more families... and 'i think with those things happening, we will see crime be reduced as well.' common ground says the number of vacant properties in sherman park have dropped from 300... down to just 66 in the last five years. they're making sure you know your rights. the american civil liberties union is holding a community meeting to keep people informed. tomorrow at 6-- the first in a series of they'll discuss what your rights and responsibilities are during encounters with law enforcement. in future meetings they'll even serve as guest speakers. "our goal is to bring in an officer. we will have another community meeting where we will bring in an officer and we will have the community be able to ask questions and get feedback from an officer's perspective" more community meetings will take place every third monday of the month at king solomon church. policy" this weekend. more than 150 buildings opened up for educational tours. it's the sixth year the non-profit organization "historic milwaukee" hosted its "doors open" event. participating locations include, theaters, museums, hotels-- and as fox6's jonathon gregg shows us.. even district 2 police headquarters. "i'm not burning it this time so that is good." life get's a little sweeter.. "it looks funny but here you go." something new. "everyone is having a great time." maribel murillo is taking the cotton candy maker for a spin. and excited to see so many faces visiting police district 2 for the first time. so the people get to know what the police really do and the resources they have here to offer." the police station at 3rd and lincoln played host sunday, one of the more than 150 destinations featured during "doors open milwaukee." "today is an opportunity for us to take part in there everyday lives, open ourselves up. open our doors every officer is on high alert, to make sure families have a great time. "it has a lot of gadgets." "to have the kids there and to see them develop or interact with us and to have fun with us is really so important." but don't think, "i like it!" the kids were having all the fun. "the adults and kids alike, when anybody sees a big red truck, everyone associates it with us driving down the road and that exposure could during emergency situations. "not in times of crisis for us to have an opportunity to meet with them build relationships with them." something as simple as hospitality, benefiting humanity. in milwaukee, jonathon gregg fox6 news we saw some very nice weather this weekend... but will it continue? tom is out on the weather deck.... get ready for a warm up and a chance for thunderstorms to start out the week. i'll have your fox6 forecast coming up. scammers... using facebook against you. how responding to a message from an old friend could end up costing you a lot how a badger basketball player has become an idol to native american kids in north dakota. fall is just around the corner... which means winter is too. that's why fox6 is collecting coats for kids now! many kids go to school without a proper winter coat to keep them warm - and you can help change that simply by going through your closet today. slightly used winter coats in all sizes - kids and adults - can be donat could hold a coat drive of your own! for more details - simply darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line break you are watching fox 6 news at 10. a badger basketball star is joining in a political protest - and helping kids all at the same time. bronson koenig traveled to north dakota this weekend, to join in the protests against an oil pipeline near a native american reservation. koenig - who is a member of the ho- chunk nation - also put on a free basketball clinic for native american children on the standing rock reservation. the staff at the standing rock camp "for him to come, this is a celebrity. you know, this is a celebrity for our kids, an idol. somebody that they love to watch. it's not a lebron, not a stephen curry. this is a homeboy, this is a native american," koenig also convinced several other college athletes from across the country to join him at the camp... with some driving from as far away as nevada to take part. their shoes to help fight a serious disease. the "run blue to beat it" run/walk was a fundraiser for pots - a kind of nervous system disorder. the disease is relatively unknown... and can be hard to diagnose. right now their is no cure... but research is helping to find treatments. you wouldn't expect a family member or an old high school friend to scam you - but thanks to technology it's possible. in tonight's contact 6 report - jenna sachs shows you the new way scammers are using your facebook their safe haven. filled with fun pictures and updates from family and friends - not scammers. "the people basically portrayed as if they was my auntie and they made me think i was talkin with my aunt." "i got a message from a friend from high school and it was a friend i hadnt ever talked to on fb before."that's how the conversation started for diane hear about the federal grants?' i said, 'no.' he said, 'yeah, theyre giving them away for starting a small business, paying your bills, retired, just all types of things.' and i said, sounds like a scam. and he said, no, it was delivered right to my front door.erica gibson's aunt was letting me know she did it as well and received her money, and thats why she was helping me with the payments."yes this free grant comes with payments- the scammers say to simply cover the u- p-s deliver charge. diane didn't fall for it -but unfortunately erica did. "the thing that had me, was that they faked the page that was faking it was my aunt that i trusted."what would erica say to the thieves who stole not even ask that one. that one not even for the cameras." "i feel like ive been taken advantage of and bamboozled. i feel like it should be justice." but there is not much that can be done. online cheats could be anywhere in the world. so all you can do is protect your world. remember, you should never -ever- never pay money for a free grant or lottery . i'm jenna sachs contact mostly clear tonight with we'll bottom out around 60 by morning. partly sunny, warm and humid on monday. we have a chance for scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. highs in the thunderstorm chances will come to an end late monday evening. partly sunny and warm again on tuesday with highs in the low 80s. thunderstorm chances return chances friday and saturday. tonight: mostly clear. low: 60 dewpoint: 57 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny with a chance for afternoon/evening t-storms. high: 84 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 10-20 mph tuesday: partly sunny and warm. am low: 62 high: 81 dewpoint: 57 wind: se 5-10 mph for t-storms at night. am low: 56 high: 79 dewpoint: 65 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with a chance for t-storms. am low: 66 high: 80 dewpoint: 66 mostly cloudy with a slight chance for t-storms. am low: 61 high: 72 dewpoint: 61 wind: ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy with a slight chance for t-storms. willie peralta pitching out of several jams and the crew clip the cubs again.. but that's not all the we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. welcome to delicious. packers vikings--it figured to be competitive- as always when these two division rivals collide. and noisy-with 66 thousand screaming fans helping them christen brand new u.s. bank stadium. quarterback sam bradford through aaron rodgers..the pack were down ten. but a big 3rd and 18 completion to jordy nelson with number 12 dancing as only he can..and a rodgers run to the end zone makes it 17-14 in the 4th quarter. because of the evening kickoff, we've moved the blitz back to 11:05 tonight; so that tim can get yo the locker room. brandon and i team up here in studio. the lions blew a 15-3 lead to tennessee. marcus mariota threw two touchdown passes..the 9 yard toss to andre johnson on 4th down was titanic for the visitors! they deck 1 up 1 down detroit, 16-15. the upset special is the rams winning their 1st game in l.a's memorial coliseum.--beating seattle'! jeff fisher's team did it with wilson and company have manged1 td in their first 2 games. former badgers star and the pride of pewaukee jj watt made another of his many big plays for the texans. that recovery led to the houston's first td and a 19 -12 win over k.c. jj had his 75th sack in career game 82. 2nd fastest in history behind reggie white--who accomplished that the jaguars gave the pack all they could handle in last week's opener. today in san diego, former kenosha bradford and badgers star melvin gordon scored his 3rd td in 2 games..3 more than last year. rushed for 102 yards. the chargers blitz qb blake bortles and company, 38-14. the badgers are 10th in the coaches poll, 11th in ap's top relief of the struggling bart houston to rally the host past georgia state--a 35 point underdog-23-17! qb controversy? coach paul chryst isn't saying. as for the red shirts freshman hornibrook... "same as the rest of the season. if they tell me to go in, then i'm ready . if they don't, then i'm ready for that too so i'm not really expecting anything just doing the same thing that i did before." the brewers hadn't won a game all season at wrigley field---oh and 6 before taking 3 of 4 from the cubs-whose 94 wins are most in the majors. pitch well-1 run over 6 innings; he pitched out of several jams! the big fella brought his bat to the party too-- his 2nd inning single capped a 2 run frame of 15 game winner and major league era leader kyle hendricks! chris carter adds a key insurance run with his 36th homer of the season. 3-1 bottom 9. 2 on. closer tyler thornburg strikes out mvp candidates kris bryant crew tyes last year's total darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. a bold new flavor and only here for a limited time. mmmhmm. she's a classical pianist! she plays the piano! she's a brilliant woman! i sat in her living room, she played the waldstien sonata. the waldstien! [humming the music] we did a crossword puzzle together in bed. it was the most fun i ever had in my entire life! do you hear me? in my life! you know? were you talking? i couldn't hear anything. i was telling you about noel. oh, noel! yeah, the one that plays the bongos. ha ha. so sidesplittingly funny. all right, i'm sorry. what about her? you think i'll repeat the whole thing now? you said you like her. everything's going good. everything's not going good. i'm very uncomfortable. i have no power.

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