as walked her dogs mila and maxine--she says one of the pit bulls lunged toward them. 34:30 like a mother, i screamed because im worried about these girls getting hurt. the dog eventually was called back by its owner. but thursday-- it was a much different story for the girls at this home. 35:53 i feel sorry for them. the girls suffered serious injuries. they were treated on the scene and taken to local hospitals. live at the brown deer police department, ashley sears fox 6 news. three hours! that's all a jury needed to come back with a guilty verdict for a man convicted for his role in the death of laylah petersen. the 5-year-old was killed in 2014 while sitting on her grandfather's lap. one family member tells our ben handelman, the little girl is finally getting justice. all four charges he faced. barrett, with two others, shot into the wrong house. the family says emotions are mixed tonight. i look at her everyday and give her a kiss every day laylah petersen's aunt, kathy petersen, says every day, she looks at a picture of the 5 year old. and struggles to cope with what happened to her. we have to have the strength. life doesnt stop. grandfather's lap in 2014, when bullets came piercing through the wall. for nearly two years, they've waited for this day. it feels like a weight is lifted. but at the same time it is still very heavy in your heart. in court--- youre going to come to the conclusion that the state has proven that carl barrett was involved in this. a jury convicting carl barrett jr. of paul farr have already pleaded guilty to their charges. investigators say the three were looking to kill a man acquitted for killing gordon's brother. gordon and barrett fired their hand guns--- into the wrong house. violence will get you nowhere in this world. the conviction ends what at one time was milwaukee's highest profile murder mystery. justice for a family, left with one very big void in their lives. we remember her everyday. and by remembering her she investigators say barrett and arlis gordon fired their handguns into the house. the jury did not need to decide which men's bullet killed petersen. they simply had to decide if barrett was involved--- which they did. live in the newsroom, ben handelman, fox 6 news. ted thanks ben carl barrett will be sentenced before the year is out. paul farr is expected to be sentenced in october. arlis gordon-- in december. a long time educator -- is busted on child porn charges. 68-year-old "thomas de-fazio" was a volunteer at kenosha's "all saints academy." he was fired by the principal -- after he "liked" some questionable pictures of young girls on facebook. on his laptop -- police allegedly found nearly a dozen inappropriate images. prosecutors say de-fazio think the images "crossed the line." he previously worked for several decades in racine county. the south side of milwaukee has a prostitution problem. today the city's common council took the first step toward fixing it. at a public hearing-- neighbors say most of the issues are occurring on portions of national, greenfield and lincoln avenues. some say the root of the problem is drug addiction. others blame human trafficking. but they all agree the issue is complex-- and they hope to find a solution "one of my daily duties in the morning that i make it on myself is to go around and make sure that i don't find no needles around the school, used condoms." committee members are vowing to keep this conversation going until the problem is solved. alderman donovan saying they'll discuss it every month, if needed keep your umbrella handy tomorrow. sounds like we're in for a wet start to the weekend. weather expert stephanie barichello joins us now with the details. with scattered rain showers, mainly south of milwaukee. the temperature will fall into the upper 50s. cloudy, breezy and cool friday into saturday with on and off rain showers. the temperature will only reach into the low 60s. we'll finally dry out sunday and see the sunshine for the first half of the work week. temperatures will tonight: scattered showers. low: 57 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 10-15 mph friday: cloudy and breezy with scattered rain showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 10-15 mph saturday: cloudy with scattered rain showers. am low: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph keep close tabs on the rain -- with the fox6 storm center app. having instant access to interactive radar. a warning from waukesha county health officials. two people have contracted cases of crypto-spora-dye-osis cryptosporidiosis-- after swimming in a new berlin health club. waukesha county officials say both cases were tracked to the princeton club-- but the source of the illness is not known. crypto can cause severe diarrhea. according to the county, the princeton club is cooperating and working to keep the germ from spreading to anyone else. major layoffs are coming to one of milwaukee's largest employers. ?by the end of the year, dozens of positions will be eliminated at northwestern mutual. the company's c-e-o made the announcement today at a company town hall. 100 jobs will be eliminated this year. hundreds more will be cut next year-- but the company would not provide any specific numbers. county executive chris abele says he's concerned about the cuts-- but it's clear the company is committed to immune to the occasional set backs but their commitment certainly to downtown milwaukee i dont think anybody questions.' northwestern mutual is the 9th largest employer in the area with almost 6-thousand employees in downtown milwaukee and franklin. the company released a statement which reads in part: '...weve been evaluating how we work to better serve our clients. while we will continue to focus on hiring people with the skills we need positions will be impacted and these decisions have not been easy." milwaukee county executive chris abeles plan to save public transportation... may end up costing those behind the wheel of their own cars. a so-called wheel tax will be presented in abeles 2017 budget proposal. fox6s bret lemoine looks into how it works... and who it could impact the most. county executive chris abele is making good on his promise to budget proposal. ca 'a $60 per year vehicle registration fee. which averages out to $5 per month.' abele says the county cant rely on state funds to help cover transportation costs... and this option will generate 27-million dollars a year for milwaukee county. he says its enough to fund all the countys transportation infrastructure costs, annual bus replacements, county highway and bridge repairs. mm 'cmon.' but county supervisor michael eager to hop on this bus: mm 'i know that we need revenue, i want transportation to keep going, but that is really a lot.' all motor vehicle owners pay a 75- dollar state vehicle registration. city of milwaukee residents currently pay a 20- dollar wheel tax of their own. and if you factor in this proposed 60-dollar fee... folks in the city will pay 155-dollars a year just to operate their cars. mm 'come on chris, work with the board - no more taxes on mayo says hes not ready to discuss alternatives to abeles plan... until he has a chance to see it. the proposal will be presented to the board next week. reporting live at the courthouse, bl, fox6 news. bev thanks bret new at 10-- a local marine killed in a tragic motorcycle accident. he was a standout football player at brown deer high school. but you can remember what he stood for and make that as a positive" coming up-- why his former coach says he'll never forget him. and later-- he was trying to appeal to african american voters. but milwaukee democrats have some choice words for donald the funeral services for a 22-year-old u-s marine from milwaukee will take place this weekend. sergeant najee williams died from injuries he sustained the story, new at ten. i'm definitely a better person for having him in my life." brown deer head football coach rob green reflects on the passing of one of his former players. 22 year old us marine sgt. najee allen williams. a 2012 graduate of brown deer high school. and a stand out player. he says he will always remember williams' smile. "he had the ability to welcome with that smile that people gravitated towards him." coach green and williams kept in touch long after graduation. his last memory of him was a speech he gave to his players last fall during one of his visits. "he came to one of our away football games we were down and losing at half time and his message to the team was what's up with all the long faces? this is a game you are playing with your friends and your classmates this is something you'll remember wife and step son he was stationed at camp pendleton in california. according to the oceanside police department he died from injuries he sustained when the yamaha motorcycle he was riding collided with a car. the investigation into who was at fault for the collision is still ongoing. meanwhile friends and family prepare to say goodbye to the young man coach green describes as a force of good. "y occurred but you can remember what he stood for and make that as a positive now we did reach out to the williams family who is still very emotional and did not want to make a comment the football team did honor him with a moment of silence during their homecoming game reporting in brown deer i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 news the day after donald trump campaigns in waukesha... the wife of hillary clinton's running mate stops in education secretary in virginia. she kept her message positive -- focused on her husband, tim kaine, and hillary clinton. meanwhile, clinton's supporters are responding to something donald trump said in waukesha county last night as he appealed to african-american voters. to the african american community, i say, what the hell do you have to lose? we would have a lot to lose, i believe, if we went over to donald trumps side. education. i dont think hes for families. i think hes just for the rich chelsea clinton will campaign in green bay tomorrow. no word on when hillary clinton might be back in wisconsin. today hilary clinton returned to iowa. she timed out her visit to fall on the first day of early voting -- hoping supporters would hear her speak... and then go cast their vote. a new poll from public policy polling finds clinton leading trump nationally, after monday night's debate. overcast and windy this evening with scattered rain showers, mainly temperature will fall into the upper 50s. cloudy, breezy and cool friday into saturday with on and off rain showers. the temperature will only reach into the low 60s. we'll finally dry out sunday and see the sunshine for the first half of the above normal into the low 70s. tonight: scattered showers. low: 57 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 10-15 mph friday: cloudy and breezy with scattered rain showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 10-15 mph saturday: cloudy with scattered rain showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 53 high: 68 dewpoint: 53 wind: nw-ne 5-10 mph high: 70 dewpoint: 53 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly sunny. am low: 56 high: 71 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph overcast and windy this evening with scattered rain showers, mainly south of milwaukee. the temperature will fall into the upper 50s. cloudy, breezy and coo f showers. the temperature will only reach into the low 60s. we'll finally dry out sunday and see the sunshine for the first half of the work week. temperatures will gradually warm above normal into the low 70s. dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 10-15 mph friday: cloudy and breezy with scattered rain showers. semester, the badgers already have their 3rd big test of the season coming up what's making the match up even more difficult and some breaking news regarding a former badger when we come back with darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? lular 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 as the badgers once again face an undefeated team ranked in the top 10, they find themselves down a badgers will be missing vince biegel as he has been ruled out of saturday's game after undergoing surgery on a broken foot. he'll be out indefinitely. on top of that, kicker rafael gaglionone is done for the season as he is recovering from back surgery. he missed last week's game against michigan state as well. because he's only played in 3 games he has the opportunity to apply for a medical hardship to try and get another year of eligibility. "any time a kid misses a game nonetheless a season, you feel for them and you guys saw it. he did a lot to it's an obstacle for him. it's unfortunate but it's another chance for him to kind of reassess, grow." after re-injuring his back, jj watt underwent surgery today and is likely out for the season. the texans put him on injured reserve wednesday with the hope that he could return in december. october 9th when the giants come to lambeau field. in the meantime, during the packers 34-27 win over the lions, a 66 yard pass interference call was made on detroit's nevin lawson. the play led to a packers touchdown. today, lawson said that the nfl said that the call was wrong and no flag should have been thrown. either way, the packers offense was clicking on all cylinders and they hope to continue what they started on sunday. "sometimes we can make it look very easy. sometimes we make it look very hard. that's the game of football. i mean, the guys across the line from us are trying just as hard to do their j so, it's a battle. but, it's fun when we get out there and do what we can do and get in a rhythm, be productive, stay ahead of the chains and make big plays." thanks to your voting, we have a winner for our high school blitz game of the week in another close vote. tom pipines will be heading to university school tomorrow night when they host brookfield academy. so that means he will feature the game on fox 6 news at 6, 9 the end is almost here as the brewers are now down to their final 3 games of the season. they head to colorado where they'll finish up the 2016 campaign against the rockies with the first game of the series tomorrow night. in madison, training camp continues for the bucks as thon maker returns to the team today but will not do on court work for a bit. he had been in milwaukee so that medical personnel could check on his wrist that he sprained on tuesday. the bucks are still trying to prepare for a long stretch without khris middleton and newcomer matthew dellavedova knows from experience how a team can d "with the players we have, everybody's pretty interchangeable. i think the way basketball is going is less position as possible. everybody's got to put the ball on the floor. everybody needs to be able to shoot it. so i think if i need to play shooting guard or point guard or small forward or power forward, center might be a bit of a stretch. but i'll try to do whatever's needed." we're just hours away from the ryder cup teeing off at however, it was the gallery getting in on the action, literally as david johnson yells to european players rory mcilroy and andy sullivan that he could do better after watching them continually miss a 12 foot putt in practice. henrik stenson then invites him to prove it and after justin rose puts $100 down for him if he could make it, johnson does just that as he rolls the ball right into the cup, firing up the crowd as well as the players he was heckling. they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's a-gonna fall. we've got a saying about rain too: when it rains...it roars. the all-wheel-drive charger. domestic. not domesticated. now get 20 percent off msrp cash allowance for an average of $8,000 in savings on select light! the "china lights" festival is almost open to the public. tonight -- we got a sneak peek of the exhibit --- lighting up the boerner botanical gardens.it'll open to the public on saturday night. the last month assembling the show-- which features around a thousand individual pieces. we're told the most popular display is a 200-foot dragon. the exhibit will be open through the month of october. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking z24qmz zvpz good shave today. don't worry, jer, i can manage these bags. really, i'm fine. i'm letting my sideburns grow in a little. can we rest here a second? yeah, i guess. so, how's noreen? she's got a new boyfriend, paul. already? that was fast. i assume he's not a high talker. no, but he has the worst habit. whenever he answers the phone, he won't put noreen right on. you have to go through 10 minutes of chitchat. a long talker. yeah. he is so boring. but now, whenever he answers the phone, i just hang up. all right, let's move it out. hey, isn't that george's father? oh, yeah, it is. should we say hello? i've never seen him in manhattan before. it's weird. it's so out of context.