in the a dumpster. according to a criminal complaint, he told police he was "tired of her" and the fact she "seemed to stir a lot of controversy." she was found a day later. 21:52 "i cannot condemn him. i am not angry. i feel like i should be, but i am not." on this night there is a message of forgiveness-- 28:13 "remind us to be loving." and peace-- 28:22 "remind us that we are all part of one human family" because even in the darkest place-- this family is comforted-- saying they will always see the light. is in a better place." fumich faces three felony charges including first degree intentional homicide. if convicted, he faces life behind bars. meantime, cantwell will be laid to rest friday. live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. is he faking it? state psychiatrists say a man accused of killing his neighbors in milwaukee may have been trying competent for trial. fox 6's ben handelman with the new report that may change the entire trial. it was a henious crime--- thats left three dead. in his previous appearences--- dan popp has been wheeled into the courtroom. popp is accused of killing his neighbors jesus manso perez, and my and pia voo in front of their children in march at their apartment building at 92nd and beloit. popp has not been jail. instead, a judge sending him to mendota mental h for treatment, and to determine if he is mentally fit to stand trial. a doctors report given to the court last week, state psychiatrists say they do believe dan popp is now fit to stand trial. in fact, one psychiatrist believes popp has been largely faking his symptoms. after a series of mental helath evaluations--- a doctor notes popps scores 'are strongly characteristic of an individual feigning a mental health disorder.' they also say popp 'appeared especially interested 'not guilty by reason of insanity plea and sentencing options.' family members of the victims have long said the motive of the crime, was not due to the suspects mental health--- but hatred. in a statement--- a family spokesperson writes ' ' popp has a long history of being treated for mental health issues. doctor's are not ruling out if he has bi-polar disorder. but they do rule, he is fit to stand trial. he's due back in court next week. v handelman, fox 6 news. a brazen attack on an 85-year-old man. and police say all but one of the suspects were teenagers. it happened yesterday afternoon near 52nd and auer. lee brown says he was walking down the alley toward his garage-- when he saw the group headed towards him carrying sticks. he says at first he thought they were just headed to the park-- but then they held him up. so, i give em the money. he called 9-1-1 and police picked up the kids just a few blocks away. the youngest suspect was just 13 years old. the case is expected to make its way to the d-a's office in the next few days. milwaukee police are investigating a series of smashed car windows in bay view. at least 40 vehicles were damaged after vandals broke windows last night and the night before. police say they are not aware of anything being stolen. but the damage is extensive. worried about car thefts over the past few months. but last night-- just a lot of people who had a mess to clean up and an insurance company to call. nothing taken. nothing in it...they opened up the counsel a little but there was nothing in the car to take so they're looking for something. no one is in custody. three milwaukee area men are in custody tonight for a massive look. this is just one truckload. in total-- forest county sheriff's deputies seized more than 600 pounds of pot plants. the suspects have not yet been charged. donald trump will be back in wisconsin next week. the presidential nominee was set to attend fall fest in elkhorn... with other republican leaders on saturday. but after a recording surfaced of trump saying lewd remarks about women -- house speaker paul ryan rescinded the invitation. once we learn more about the visit on monday-- we'll be sure in the meantime-- trump is spending a lot of time on twitter. he's calling out house speaker paul ryan who announced this week he was done campaigning for the republican nominee. stephanie grady joins us in studio now with more on a very public feud. this all goes back to comments paul ryan made on a conference call with lawmakers monday morning. he told them he does not plan on campaigning with trump between now and the election. instead - he will focus on preserving his party's hold on congress. saying quote "despite winning the second debate in a landslide every poll , it is hard to do well when paul ryan and others give zero support!" and it didn't stop there. he wrote: "our very weak and ineffective leader, paul ryan, had a bad conference call where his members went wild at his disloyalty." and then: "it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and i can now fight for america the way i want to." u-w-m professor mordecai lee says he's not surprised by trump's response. "donald trump is very different from being a polished politician he's the opposit ryan he says what's on his mind and that's part of his appeal." paul ryan did not respond to trump's tweets personally. instead a spokesman says "paul ryan is focusing the next month on defeating democrats, & all republicans running for office should probably do the same.'' ryan has been tweeting about policy. back to you. vote will be disqualified. but efforts are being made to keep that from happening. mail in absentee ballots require a witness' signature and their address. but some witnesses haven't been including their municipality. and that's a requirement. the milwaukee election commission was told they'll have to contact the voters and get their permission to use the municipality on the envelope or return the ballots so the voter can complete the we're told there's going to be a hearing on friday to sort it all out. 'its an oversight that should not be difficult for people to understand. but its certainly not so significant that it should result in someones ballot not being counted in an election.' :31 so far-- more than 500 ballots in milwaukee are affected. if you think yours could be one of them--sit tight until the meeting friday stick with fox6. this friday, tune in for the debate between republican senator "ron johnson" and his democratic challenger "russ feingold" starting at 7. then at eight, stick with us for a "you decide election special." new at ten - shes the smartest girl in her class... but theres a fear she wont be named valedictorian when she graduates. a milwaukee family is upset over a new grading scale at m-p-s schools... a scale they sa music classes. fox6s bret lemoine looks into it. cb 'why didnt we know that this was going to happen?' at rufus king high school in milwaukee... the dream of one of its most talented students... is in jeopardy. cb 'theyre telling me i cant be valedictorian - i cant because i decide to participate in a music class.' the news has hit a sour note with 16- year old celeste beals. five instruments... being in three honors societies... countless extracurricular activities... all while maintaining a 4- point-oh grade point average. ss 'shes been in music since 3rd grade...' and that may be what beals says is keeping her from maintaining her perfect g-p-a... under new m-p-s guidelines. ss 'right now, they are looking to change the high school grading scale to a 5.0 grading scale.' beal says music classes are not weighted the same as others... meaning... with a 5- point-oh scale... is only 4-point-5. cb 'some of us are being greatly affected by a decision that we werent even informed on.' an m-p-s spokeswoman declined our request for an on camera interview... instead giving us a written statement, explaining the grading changes took place two years ago. 'students at rufus king have an average. they can choose to take music classes on a pass/fail basis so that the grade does not affect their gpa, but their participation and credits in the course will be recorded on their transcript.' but already well into her junior year... ss 'we need scholarships and that becomes a big deal.' beals fears it may be too late now... cb 'im planning on becoming a neuroscientist.' ...to change the end of her song. cb 'ive been working so hard!' m-p-s... also adding that they are committed to the arts.... and shared these changes with parents and teachers when the current junior class... were freshmen. reporting live at m-p-s hq, bl, fox6 news. set the umbrella by your car keys--you're going to need it tomorrow. weather expert tom wachs joins us now. we have a cold front on the way. i'll show you how cool it will get coming up in your fox6 forecast. plus-- consumer reports puts car seats to the test. a look at a making its way to the united states. and an update on efforts to stop introducing our new autumn carved turkey sandwich from subway... filled with thick-cut oven-roasted turkey with no artificial preservatives or flavors. topped with sliced cheddar and our new cranberry mustard sauce, all on 9-grain wheat bread. it's a big new flavor. for a better subway. 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 the red cross is helping the four families displaced by a fire near 4th and concordia overnight. firefighters got the call around 10:30 last night-- but they couldn't keep the fire from spreading to the house next door. fortunately everyone got out safely. we're told one firefighter was hurt using a high powered saw. he was treated and released-- but will be off duty for some time. concerned about the bluff erosion along lake michigan got a chance to speak with experts about protecting their homes today. officials from wisconsin emergency management, department of natural resources, and u-s army corps of engineers spoke at the mount pleasant village hall. some residents say they're happy for the discussion but still want a permanent solution. "we're working hard. we've had some temporary fixes but the answer to the problem of erosion on the lakeshore is the army corp of job done for us. many living by the lakefront have put concrete slabs on the shore to protect their properties from the waves. there's a new safety feature in car seats-- it's common in europe - but it's only just making its way to the united states. consumer reports put it to the test. and our jenna sachs has the results in tonight's contact 6 report. reports has been testing car seats, a lot has changed from the seat and harness styles, to way they are secured in cars. all the changes have dramatically improved child passenger safety. the most recent improvement is called the load leg. the load leg is a support that extends from the base of the infant seat to the vehicle floor, making the seat more stable and safer for the baby.' consumer reports recently updated its ratings of rear-facing infant seats, which typically offer the best fit for children under one year old. legs received consumer reports highest crash performance rating in a simulated 35-mile- per-hour crash test. this side-by- side crash footage shows how similar seats from the same manufacturer perform with and without the load leg. although both performed well, the seat with the load leg has less forward motion than the one without it. sot: emily thomas 'in our crash tests, seats with a load leg resulted in almost a 50 percent decrease in head injury risk to the dummy compared to seats without it.' even though the load leg adds a s the installation, consumer reports evaluations found it easy to use. but you will pay a premium for this new feature. seats that include a load leg tend to be expensive, with prices ranging from 250 to almost 400 dollars. while consumer reports says that all seats are safe when used and installed correctly, seats with a load leg feature offer an additional margin of safety. consumer reports warns that not all american cars are designed to work with this new style of car seat. if youre considering an infant check your vehicle manual for any restrictions. i'm jenna sachs - contact 6. mostly clear this evening with temperatures falling through the with low in the upper 50s. a cold front will move through wednesday giving us a good chance for showers and possibly a rumble of thunder. highs in the middle 60s. much cooler weather thursday with patchy morning frost and highs in the 50s. another frosty morning possible friday with a warm up for the weekend. tonight: increasing clouds overnight. low: 59 dewpoint:54 wednesday:mostly cloudy with showers likely, possibly a t-storm. high: 65 dewpoint: 52 wind: sw-nw 5-15 mph thursday: patchy morning frost. mostly sunny and cool. am low: 39 high: 54 dewpoint: 35 wind: w 5-10 mph friday: patchy morning frost. mostly sunny. am low: 39 high: 62 dewpoint: 39 partly sunny with rain moving in at night. am low: 49 high: 70 dewpoint: 51 wind: s 10-20 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with the chance for t-storms. am low: 55 high: 67 dewpoint: 52 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy with the chance for t-storms. am low: 51 high: 70 dewpoint: 52 wind: se 5-15 abbrederis is alive and well. so why can't he get back on the field? it can't hurt an offense that has been putrid in the 2nd half of games this season! the coach's comments in packers coach mike mccarthy has more knowledge in one of his brain cells than i have in my entire body! having said that..come on, mike, you can't find playing time for jared abbrederis? he may run the best pass routes of any of the receivers. and aaron rodgers has a ton of faith in the former badger star "abby's just like anyone else on our football team. he has a role, its layed out each and every week for every player and their primary roles and just the way the game flows some happens so he just needs to continue to work." packers/cowboys--kickoff sunday at 3:25 here on fox six.... we'll follow with post game coverage, live from lambeau. we wrap up our wall to wall coverage with the fox six sports blitz at 10:35.... that's all this sunday remember what happened at the start of the badgers ohio state game when the two teams tangled under the lights at camp randall stadium in 2 thousand 10? "a chance to return the opening kickoff for 6. he'll take it to the house!" david gilreath returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown to ignite the crowd and spark bucky to an upset win over the then number 1 ranked buckeyes. a fast start might just bring a similar result when ranked osu collide this saturday night in madison. i'm feeling an upset. just don't bet the mortgage payment on a pip prediction! badgers senior nigel hayes has been tabbed by the media as the big ten's preseason player of the year.. the senior forward was the only unanimous pick to an all-big ten team that includes senior guard bronson koenig and sophomore forward ethan happ. marquette's coach wojo and company were in new york city today for men's and women's offense this season. "well we are really excited about the season. i think our guys have had a great offseason. even though we lost a terrific player in henery ellenson i think offensivley we can be a much more balanced team. friday night is the final regular season high school blitz. we have three great match-ups for you to vote on. there's muskego at arrowhead, germantown at milwaukee lutheran and kewaskum visiting campbellsport. featured friday night at 6, 9 and 10. led by sophomore emily lauterbach, arrowhead absolutely torched the field in the state girls golf championships at university ridge in madison. the warhawks won the 2 day event by an unbelievable 51 shots over middleton-which nipped arrowhead for the division one title last year. cudo too in "division" 2 wear the state crown for the 2nd straight year. the dodgers have forced do or die game 5 of the national league- division-series with the nationals. chase utley's rbi single lifted l.a. to a 6-5 victory in tinseltown. they'll play for all the marbles thursday in the nation's capitol. the giants are on the verge of getting a decisive game 5 with class of milwaukee police ambassadors. 15 young men and women graduated the goal is to give them meaningful work experience and the opportunity to see if law enforcement is a career they're interested in. the chief says it also benefits the police department. he says its a way to learn more about the community and increase diversity. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 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 captioning made possible by columbia tristar domestic television whoa, whoa, whoa. may i help you? i'm going up to see elaine benes. benes. there's no one here by that name. oh, she's housesitting for mr. pitt. ah, the housesitter. yeah. what are you, the boyfriend? can i just go up? oh. why waste time making small talk with the doorman? i should just shut up and open the door for you.