with false allegations of abuse."this mother will continue to stand by her son. now waiting for what will happen to him next. im going to keep fighting. the racine county sheriff says given the violent nature of the offense he has concerns about how quickly the ruling was made. meantime, anderson remains in custody-- and will have a review hearing next month. live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. a heads up if you're heading out tonight-- fog is starting to roll in. weather expert tom wachs joins us now from the weather center. decreasing clouds tonight with patchy fog developing. temperatures will fall through the 40s before bottoming out around 40 by sunrise. becoming mostly sunny on wednesday with a mild high in to impact us thursday with a strong south wind and warm temperatures. we'll warm into the middle-to-upper 60s. warm & windy on friday with a chance for rain showers. highs in the 60s. rain could mix with snowflakes overnight into saturday. windy and cold saturday with wind chills in the 20s. patchy fog. low: 40 wind: wsw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly sunny. high: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph check the radar anytime - right from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on the a-t-f is offering a 10-thouasnd dollar reward for tips that leads to the arrest of a bank arsonist. it happened during this summers unrest in sherman park. fox6s bret lemoine shows you new video of the suspects in question. jl 'they will be brought to justice.' ...this is surveillance video released tuesday by milwaukee police from inside the bmo harris bank that burned during the august unrest by the fatal shooting of sylville smith by a milwaukee police officer. at least three people are seen in the banks lobby... moments before arson takes place. jl 'its extensive damage.' in tandem with this newly released video, assistant special agent in charge joel lee is reminding the public that the a-t-f is offering 10- thousand dollars to anyone who helps crack this case. lee says the a-t-f is the branch responsible for investigating all seven commercial fires set during the unrest. jl 'this reward is for any information that leads to the responsible.' lee says a-t-f agents are working every day to solve this case. dozens were arrested during and after the unrest... but officials are still looking to identify others... they just need your help... jl 'we need to know who these people are.' 1-point-2 million dollars in damages occurred just at that bank. anyone with information is asked to contact the a-t-f or milwaukee police. reporting live at the a-t-fs offices downtown, bl, fox6 news. ted thanks bret a man with ties to milwaukee has been arrested for the death of a toddler whose remains were found in a lagoon last september. chicago police came to milwaukee looking for kamel harris - about a year ago. they wanted to talk to him about the death of kie-ron disappeared. now police say harris killed knox in rockford, illinois-- and disposed of his body in a lagoon in chicago. harris was already in a northern illinois jail on unrelated charges. the 5-year-old milwaukee girl hit and killed on her way to church is laid to rest today. at the same time-- charges are filed against the driver police believe is responsible. police say 30-year-old sherman liddell hit 5-year-old rickyia rick-eye-uh langham and didn't stop. accord convinced his girlfriend to report her car as stolen so he wouldn't be blamed. but prosecutors say he eventually told his sister he was the one driving the s-u-v. 'had he stayed there... this may not have been a criminal charge or at least not as serious as it is now.' liddell has seven prior convictions of driving on suspended license. hes due back in court next man tomorrow? a judge has ordered he be released. and we now we know where he'll go when he's out. our ben handelman, with the state's last ditch effort to keep him locked up. the watch is on at the columbia correctional facility in portage. will brendan dassey leave here a free man or stay locked up? dassey's conviction for his role in the murder of teresa halbach-- chronicled in the hit netflix docu-series making a murderer-- was thrown out. monday a judge ordered he be released. the state is fighting ac by wisconsin attorney general brad schimel, he's asked to court to keep dassey locked up, until the state's appeal can be heard in a federal courtroom. this while the process for dassey's release moves forward. his lawyers turned in what they are calling dassey's "comprehensive release plan." attorney's say dassey will live with his mother in a trailer for the next three months 100 miles away from manitowoc. he'll take educational classes and job training with the goal of working lawyers say dassey would like to volunteer at an animal shelter and take group therapy with his family. probation agents could approve his release plan as early as wednesday. the state is hoping the same judge who determined dassey must be let go--- will change his mind. so, our cameras will be outside the prison in portage tomorrow. the state has asked their request to keep him locked up be decided by 4 p-m. dassey's uncle-- steven avery is serving a life sentence. he's hoping a judge will hear his appeal. guys. the next 41 years in prison. police say brandon newson was just 17 years old when his crime spree began. he was charged with 7 carjackings-- affecting 10 victims in just a week's time. newson was released from lincoln hills juvenile corrections in february. these crimes were committed just three months later-- in may. e-s-p-n is reporting that the owned by president-elect donald trump. sources tell the network the bucks are among three n-b-a teams to make the decision. they say the team has already made other arrangements when traveling to chicago and new york. we've reached out to the bucks for confirmation-- but we have not heard back. meanwhile in washington-- house speaker paul ryan will keep his title. today -- the wisconsin congressman was reelected to a second term. stephanie grady joins us in studio tonight with more... it was a unanimous vote by the keep in mind -- the official vote will come in early january, when the next session of congress begins. there was some question whether or not the re-election would be smooth. at times-- ryan had a somewhat rocky relationship with now-president-elect donald trump during the campaign. the speaker spoke earlier today about the importance of working together with the incoming president. rep. paul ryan: "we're working hand-in-glove from the start. we want to make sure that we hit the ground running in january so that we can deliver on the new president's days, lie ahead for our country." meanwhile -- governor scott walker is taking over as the new chairman of the republican governors association. governor walker will spend the next year laying the groundwork for 38 gubernatorial races slated for 2018. just hearin' his name will make you smile! donald driver has been elected to the packers hall of fame--class of 2 thousand 17! from the way driver responded you'd have thought the call canton--and it still might some day. tom pipines caught up with the fan favorite today. donald driver was elected on the first ballot..which the franchise's all-time leading receiver says he'll cherish forever. from running the streets of houston to running with the packers greatest...heady stuff. "to be among those great legends, the vince lombardi's, the curly lambeau's, the bart starr's, reggie white, brett favre, i mean that list goes on and on. will come and mention mine. and you have to appreciate it. those things are priceless". former green bay cornerback mark lee joins donald driver in the packers hall of fame, next july 22nd. mary, ted. only on fox6 tonight-- the technology has helped police solve countless crimes. it is probably law enforcements most but are they also the best way to protect your family? a look at home surveillance enforcement's best tools. surveillance cameras are often found protecting banks--- and stores. a growing number of homeowners are getting in on the technology. our ben handelman shows us how the cameras are more affordable than you might think. when people are acting badly-- catching crooks on camera is nothing convenience stores. at the milwaukee police department, there is an entire youtube channel dedicated to sharing surveillance video. suspects in armed robberies--- and burglaries are posted weekly hoping you can identify the culprits. ultimately if a crime does occur, this is a pretty significant tool for us. captain heather wurth says often times--- these videos--- help lead to arrests and convictions. robbery that had occurred. screen shots shared from a video helped lead the arrest of two suspects, wanted for badly beating and robbing a man. cameras are advancing to be much more powerful and have much greater resolution. one of the men's father saw the shots--- and knew immediately his son was involved. he did the right thing and turned him in. in this particular case, they had really outstanding video. more and more-- police say it's not just businesses with high quality cameras. nowadays we consider all of the cameras on the cameras. which means you can use them in court. ron ingram is a manager at milwaukee security systems. he says-- a growing number of homes-- are joining in. people have always called, since day 1 to get cameras at their home. but when it used to cost $1,000 per camera people have bills to pay that come way before the cameras for their house. now that its no longer that expensive, people are doing it. ingram--- showing us a system he's set up at his own home. 5 years ago a camera that was hd was close to $1,000. now? now its closer to 150 to $200 dollars. some cameras go for 100 dollars ingram's company encourages customers to do it themselves. as long as you can run a wire to a-b, mount the 4 screws, youre set. these cameras have gotten so good and are so helpful, one police department is helping you get them. it is probably law enforcements most powerful tool. at the greenfield police department-- they are sharing their own videos-- they decided to fight back. they were tired of it. homeowners sick of getting things stolen installed cameras-- you can see in the van, as they are hammering away, they are trying to start this car. convictions. greenfield police say soon-- they'll be handing out cameras for free. its ring. its a real cost effective way to give you some, protection at your house. maybe you've seen their commercials. assistant police chief david patrick says the department hopes to deliver cameras to homeowners in problem spots. we have a supply on hand that we're going to ask the citizens to install. sensors go off. alerts are sent right to your phone, you can even talk remotely to the person at your house. those not eligible for free cameras, can still get a discount. at full price--- ring cameras are less than 200 dollars. were always looking for any bits of evidence we can find. greenfield police are hoping those with cameras go a step further, the city just launched an interactive real-time crime map on its website. they're hoping those with home surveillance register cameras the public can't see them, but if there's a crime near your house, police will know they can ask for help. maybe your camera will catch bad guys in the act. maybe they'll deter them from coming at all. now that they're more affordable, law enforcement is hopeful they'll see one at your house soon. having everybody own cameras, that would be awesome. wed live in a safer world. absolutely we would. ben handelman--- fox 6 or learning more about the discounts available to greenfield residents? we've posted links on our website-- fox 6 now dot com. decreasing clouds tonight with patchy fog developing. temperatures will fall through the 40s before bottoming out around 40 by sunrise. becoming mostly sunny on wednesday with a mild high in to impact us thursday with a strong south wind and warm temperatures. we'll warm into the middle-to-upper 60s. warm & windy on friday with a chance for rain showers. highs in the 60s. rain overnight into saturday. a few flurries possible saturday with wind chills in the 20s. tonight: decreasing clouds. wednesday:mostly sunny. high: 55 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny, breezy and warm. am low: 46 high: 67 wind: s 10-20 mph windy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 53 high: 64 wind: sw 20-30 mph saturday: cloudy, windy and cool high: 40 wind: nw 20-30 mph sunday: partly sunny and cold. am low: 25 high: 35 wind: nw 5-15 mph monday: partly sunny and cold. am low: 22 high: 37 wind: ne 5-10 receiver was ready for his chance when an injury gave him a chance years ago. what about "today's" young players? wise words from the hall of famer..in the blitz and fox 6 many packers fans have marked their calendars for july 22nd of next year. that's when donald driver will be inducted into the packers hall of fame-along with former cornerback mark lee. "hoping that my three kids, christian, christina, and charity be able special. he, it wasn't given to him. all he wanted was an opportunity and he made the best of it. that's all i want my kids to understand and hoping that they can look back 10, 15, 20 years from now and say my dad did some amazing things on and off the field but more than that, i was a great donald driver's a great dad with a great heart. he also has some great words for the young players on his former team-who've had to step up because of injuries. "these young guys never thought they'd get thrown in the fire this early. they had a bunch of veteran guys; so they're thinking 'well, we have time'. there's no time. the time is now, 'cuz your number will be called. and when the don't let the opportunity slip away. and i think some of these guys are letting those opportunities slip away". like donald driver, burlington's tony romo's a class act. the oft-injured veteran quarterback is also resigned to the fact that he's lost his job to remarkable rookie dak prescott. "it's a dark place; probably the darkest it's ever been. you see football is a meritocracy. you aren;t handed anbything; you earn everything, every single day. a great example of this is he's earned the right to be our quarterback. as hard as that is for me to say, he's earned that right". the badgers football team holding at number 7 in the latest college football playoff poll. behind number one alabama, "ohio louisville and washington. the 9th ranked badgers basketball team faced a stiff test tonight at number 20 creighton. nigel hayes with the slam to tie the game at 50. but the host blue jays literally stole one--flew off to a 79-67 challenge in the gavitt games-featuring showdowns between the big ten and the big east. greg gard's guys turned it over basketball star sidney cooks had "special" written all over her from the time we met her in 8th grade. no surprise that she's become the 5th ranked player in america. today-sidney announced that she'll be attending michigan state. she chose the spartans over some 20 other division one schools. toss to break [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! 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