wants to build on that she has mentioned in recent weeks her plans to improve reading and math scores...close the achievement gap between students of different races and says she also wants to expand mps arts and athletic programs. mps has about 75 thousand students and 9 thousand staff members. the district has some year round schools...and international baccalaureate schools already in session...but today is the kickoff for most kids. teachers all over the strict have spent the last week getting it's september 1st, and it feels like fall is here! we've got low humidity and mostly to partly sunny skies, with highs reaching the low 70s. there is a slim chance for a lake- effect rain shower in the afternoon, but we should stay mostly dry. overnight we'll be clear with lows in the mid 50s. today: partly sunny with an isolated sprinkle possible. high: 71 a woman who was severely beaten on milwaukee's south side earlier this month has died. police say shelby manriquez was assaulted by her daughter on august 14th at a home near 16th and lincoln. she died from her injuries yesterday. 35-year old vicenta manriquez reckless injury. but since her mother died, police say that charge is expected to be upgraded to reckless homicide. milwaukee police asking for your help identifying several suspects in connection with an armed robbery. it happened on august 23rd at a b-p gas station near 35th and mckliney. a man with a gun stood in the doorway-- pointed a firearm at the clerk-- and group of women and men stole merchandise from the store. anyone with information the brother of sylville smith...the man fatally shot by a milwaukee police officer... plans to meet with the sherman park community association today. it's an attempt to address community concerns, following several arrests in the neighborhood tuesday night. police say neighbors have been complaining about large groups gathering near a memorial for smith. his brother says they have been peaceful. he says they will continue to gather in that spot until body camera footage of his brother's death is released. 03:28 y'all want to know why we're gathering here everyday? because we want justice, we want that camera footage, we want that body cam footage released. 17:24 we are about peace, we are about love. that's what we are about. we want the video released. several people were taken into custody tuesday evening, three others were arrested wednesday morning. one of the people arrested tuesday night -- was an elected official. state representative "jonathan brost-off" says he was in the try to calm the situation. he says he tried to record the arrest of his friend. thats when he found himself in handcuffs. a police spokesman says, unlike other elected officials and community leaders, brost-off did not identify himself to police. i kept saying to them, i know this is your job, i dont hold anything against you. its a tough job that i wouldnt want and were gonna figure this out, and thats what i kept saying. brostoff says he was released once police realized who he was. m-p-d says it is reviewi followed proper procedure. tuesday night was nothing like the unrest sherman park saw two weeks ago. protesters set eight businesses on fire-- and clashed with police...but what was it that set them off? a new marquette university law school poll asked that very question. our bret lemoine has the story. we all know the unrest in milwaukee has been a big story... only 4- but what a new marquette university law school poll does explain... is how registered voters across the state feel about the incidents. cf 'we then asked, what are your feelings about police in your community.' the overwhelming majority, 86-percent, say police make them feel 'mostly safe' cf '12% say they make them feel anxious.' the numbers differ, however, when broken down by race: 90-percent of white respondents feel safe with police... but - cf 'among af hispanics, its 57% comfortable and 37% anxious.' franklin explains african americans and hispanics were combined because of the small sample size... cf 'we have widely varying perceptions of the police and interactions with the police.' final question: whats behind the unrest? 37-percent say the unrest was mostly due to anger at decades of disadvantage for black communities... while less than half said... its a lack of respect for law and order that caused today family, friends and the community will say goodbye to a nun who was brutally murdered. a funeral mass will be held tonight for sister margaret held... at the resurrection parish in allenton. held grew up in slinger... and worked with the school sisters of saint francis in milwaukee. she and sister paula merrill were found murdered in their central mississippi home last week. today's mass begins at 6... with a visitation before that at 4:30. an explosion rocks the kennedy space center... ...what nasa says caused the blast. and-- controversy over a 9/11 memorial monument in new york. ...why one group is upset about it. plus -- florida isn't the only state preparing for a tropical storm. ...the other states expected to get hit by storms 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. what you think of that? girls: good call! you decide coverage now. following a quick trip to mexico to meet with that country's president...donald trump makes a major immigration speech in arizona. our message to the world will be this: you cannot obtain legal status or become a citizen of the united states by illegally entering our trump also repeated his promise to build a wall along the border. meanwhile... hillary clinton blasted trump's visit to mexico. hillary clinton/d presidential nominee you don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. you do it by putting in the slow, hard work of building relationships. now here in seems to have tightened between the two candidates. according to the new marquette university law school poll-- hillary clinton leads by just 3 points. last month, she was up by 15. meanwhile-- libertarian presidential candidate "gary johnson" makes his first campaign stop in wisconsin today. he'll be at "serb hall" tonight at seven. across america now... an explosion rocks the space-x launch pad at the kennedy space center. nasa says the explosion occurred during space x's routine testing force of the blast shook buildings several miles away, with multiple explosions continuing for several minutes.. space- x officials say no one suffered any injuries. they're calling the incident a quote, "anomaly" resulting in the loss of the vehicle and "payload." a nine-eleven memorial monument is causing controversy in a small town in new york. writing on the monument calls the perpetrators of the nine-eleven attacks, "islamic terrorists." the southern tier" says the wording could encourage hatred toward muslims living in the area. however, the town supervisor doesn't see it that way. donald castellucci / owego town supervisor "i don't live in a politically-correct world. i live in a historical fact world and cross terrorism, whether it's american, homegrown, christianity, islamic, you call it what it is." the islamic group has asked that the monument just read, "terrorists" or "al- qaeda terrorists." produce near hurricane-force winds by the time it makes landfall in florida. meanwhile, the carolinas and hawaii are also bracing for severe weather. fox's rick rike-muth reichmuth has the latest. powerful tropical systems are threatening both eastern and pacific states. florida governor rick scott declaring a state of emergency for more than 40 counties as a tropical storm churns in the gulf of mexico. scott says: "we're going to have down power lines, we're of wind. butt to we'll be working diligently to get us back up. but do not drive in the standing water, do not touch a down power line." the system will bring strong winds, flooding and the threat of tornadoes... mos says: "your public works department, your power company, your independent agencies butt to the fire department, we're all ready to make sure that we've got things in place." and further up the coast -- folks in the carolinas are bracing for severe says heavy rain and strong winds are to be expected. heisler says: "it is a good time to start thinking about do you have an emergency kit? if not, you can create one. butt to make a plan. know where you're going to go if you do need to evacuate, when you would have to evacuate and know your zone. and finally, be informed. pay attention to local media. they are going to keep you updated." and hurricane madeline mad-eh-lun's is not expected to make landfall in hawaii but will pass dangerously close to the big island... dumping several inches of rain ...along with the threat of flash f "we continue to ask our residents to please be vigilant and continue their cooperation in staying off the street and making things easier for everybody." tag hawaii public schools will be closed thursday in anticipation of madeline... and behind that another hurricane -- lester -- will impact the state in the next 3 to 4 days. in new york, rick reichmuth, fox news. adlib to weather it's september 1st, and it feels like fall is here! we've got low humidity and mostly to partly sunny skies, lake- effect rain shower in the afternoon, but we should stay mostly dry. overnight we'll be clear with lows in the mid 50s. sunshine sticks around until labor day. highs tomorrow will stay in the low 70s, but we'll be back to the mid and upper 70s for the weekend. labor day itself brings back a slight chance of showers and storms. humidity will increase, and temperatures will be back in the 80s. today: sprinkle possible. high: 71 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 53 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. high: 72 dewpoint: 53 wind: ene 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 59 high: 79 dewpoint: 61 wind: se 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny with a slight chance for t-storms. am low: 62 high: 82 dewpoint: 66 wind: s 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with a chance for t-storms. am low: 68 high: 84 east" property and the downtown transit center has been sold... sean ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal east land sale. 1. what is the history of this property? 2. who is the new owner? on downtown transit center sale developer to demolish the building? 2. when could new construction begin? carl is putting his strength to coming up on "look! famous people!" we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! 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[ light laughter ] backpack buddies are back! you can help fox6 and "feeding america eastern wisconsin" make sure kids get enough to eat. go to any "sendiks food market" now through september 6th. all of the proceeds will be used to provide backpacks filled with food to kids in need. and, those backpacks will be restocked with food every friday throughout the school year. details are at fox6-now-dot-com. a celebration of all things celtic returns to southeast wisconsin this weekend. carl is getting a preview of the it's called the "24-7 battle competition. ...how this event is helping veterans. and-- changing the way we look at the great lakes. ...how you could soon have a look underwater...right at your fingertips. if you're living in wisconsin, and covered by medicare and medicaid, here's something important to know. now you could get even more health benefits than you already have. it's the unitedhealthcare dual complete lp plan. and since you have both cards, you may be eligible 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district has planned for the new year there has been improvement in recent years with more mps students meeting reading standards.. and mps superintendent darienne driver wants to build on that she has mentioned in recent weeks her plans to improve different races and says she also wants to expand mps arts and athletic programs. mps has about 75 thousand students and 9 thousand staff members. the district has some year round schools...and international baccalaureate schools already in session...but today is the kickoff for most kids. teachers all over the district have it's september 1st, and it feels like fall is here! we've got low humidity and mostly to partly sunny skies, with highs reaching the low 70s. there is a slim chance for a lake- effect rain shower in the afternoon, but we should stay mostly dry. overnight we'll be clear with lows in the mid 50s. today: partly sunny sprinkle possible. high: 71 dewpoint: 56 on milwaukee's south side earlier this month has died. police say shelby manriquez was assaulted by her daughter on august 14th at a home near 16th and lincoln. she died from her injuries yesterday. 35-year old vicenta manriquez had already been charged with reckless injury. but since her mother died, police say that charge is expected to be upgraded to reckless homicide. milwaukee police need your help connection with an armed robbery. it happened on august 23rd at a bp gas station near 35th and mckliney. a man with a gun stood in the doorway-- pointed a firearm at the clerk-- and group of women and men stole merchandise from the store. anyone with information is asked to call milwaukee police. a night of calm in sherman park.....after more than a dozen people were detained tuesday. police say neighbors have been complaining about large groups gathering near the spot where milwaukee police officer. fox6's ashley sears has the latest. tension in sherman park--- tuesday night, police block the streets-- dressed in riot gear-- taking several people into custody-- nats it is followed by a day of more arrests-- and frustration from a family. 02:22 their riot gear don't do nothing but antagonize the people that's out here. milwaukee police say they are being called to 44th and auer by neighbors. complaining about large groups the 23-year-old was shot and killed by an officer in this spot weeks ago. smith's brother sedan insists gatehrings have been peaceful. police say when asked to leave, the majority of people dispersed, but some were detained for resisting and disorderly conduct. 17:08 we aren't going to sit out here and antagonize anyone to incite any riot, that's not what my family is about. smith says the group will continue to gather until body camera video of his brother's death is made public. that's what we need, that's what we demand a community clashing-- as both sides try to find their own peace. 17:24 we are about peace, we are about love. that's what we are about. we want the video released. smith is planning to meet with the sherman park community association today to address neighbor concerns. one of the people arrested tuesday night -- was an elected official. state representative "jonathan brost-off" says he was in the try to calm the situation. he says he tried to record the arrest of his friend. thats when he found himself in handcuffs. a police spokesman says, unlike other elected officials and community leaders, brost-off did not identify himself to police. i kept saying to them, i know this is your job, i dont hold anything against you. its a tough job that i wouldnt want and were gonna figure this out, and thats what i kept saying. brostoff says he was released once police realized who he was. arrests to make sure officers followed proper procedure. new details now in the "slenderman stabbing case" . lawyers for the girls charged say their clients won't get a fair trial without changes in the jury selection. prosecutors say "morgan geyser" and "anissa weier" tried to kill a classmate to please the fictional character slenderman. geyser's attorneys filed a motion for a change of venue because there has been so much interest in the different approach-- asking that jurors from another county be brought to waukesha for the trial. both girls are pleading guilty due to a mental disease or defect. a 17-year-old boy is charged as an adult for allegedly stealing cars from dealerships. police say "javon veh- deal-ee v-dillie" and his friends hit multiple dealerships in racine county between july 4th and the 13th.according to court documents, they got away with multiple cars-- even leading police on a high speed chase. proc to adult court sends a message to other kids that these crimes won't be tolerated. this is extremely serious and when you think about all of these young, unlicensed people taking off in stolen cars, its extremely dangerous. a 14-year-old has also been arrested in connection with the burglaries. he cannot be waived into adult court. police are still searching for the boy killed in a hit-and-run crash ... is devastated by a new development in the case. the man charged with the crime-- is out of jail. fox6's jenna sachs has the story-- you'll see only on fox6. my nephew was a joy. eight-year-old taeshawn griffin ... should be starting the third grade on thursday. his laugh was just amazing. his laugh made everyone else laugh. griffin was ejected from a car after being hit by an audi that blew a stop sign at 39th and hadley ... at a high rate of speed. griffin later died. his grandmother ... 46-year-old danielle triggs ... died on the scene. two adults and three children also in their car ... were injured. we are struggling with this. natasha griffin is taeshawn's aunt. there are no words. she asked we not show her face for professional reasons. i feel like our lives have stopped. the world has stagnant. adding to her grief ... is that the suspect in her nephew's case ... is out of jail. online court records show 18- year-old marvin anthony ... had his bail modified from 25-thousand dollars set in july ... to 500 dollars last week. no one answered the door at anthony's listed address. records show he is on gps monitoring ... and may only leave home to attend school. we don't feel like this is justice. in a criminal complaint ... anthony says he was speeding ... because gun in another car. he allegedly left the scene ... came back for his cell phone ... then left again. what example are we providing? there are still teenagers, still in cars and making impulsive decisions. we reached out to anthony's attorney-- but have not heard back. he faces two counts of homicide by negligent use of a vehicle ... and two counts of operating with a stopping conflict...before it even starts... a local company training professionals to deal with conflict. ..and how to turn it into something positive. plus...underwater drones. ...how this new technology is changing the way we look at the local professionals are getting trained in how to stop conflict... before it starts. it's training that police departments around the country are seeking out, too. fox6's ra details. stopping conflict before it escalates. that's the goal of vistelar, a local training company. "police officers like to go out and get extra training to enhance their skills and communication is becoming very valuable in law enforcement because of everything that's going on." william singleton used to work for the milwaukee police department. but now, he works to help professionals gain the skills to deal with the entire spectrum of human back in february and since then we've seen a major uptick in police departments contacting us for this training." the cudahy police chief tells us his entire department has completed the training. he's now an advisor for vistelar. "when people in high stress situations say things that they regret later typically it's because in a professional contact situation their training tape ran out." he says the focus of this training is to develop the skills to stop a confrontation and turn the interaction around before it becomes negative. baillon fox6 news. adlib to weather it's september 1st, and it feels like fall is here! we've got low humidity and mostly to partly sunny skies, with highs reaching the low 70s. there is a slim chance for a lake- effect rain shower in the overnight we'll be clear with lows in the mid 50s. sunshine sticks around until labor day. highs tomorrow will stay in the low 70s, but we'll be back to the mid and upper 70s for the weekend. labor day itself brings back a slight chance of showers and storms. humidity will increase, and temperatures will be back in the 80s. today: partly sunny with an isolated dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 53 dewpoint: wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. high: 72 dewpoint: 53 wind: ene 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 55 high: 76 dewpoint: 57 wind: se 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 59 high: 79 dewpoint: 61 wind: se 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny with a slight chance for t-storms. am low: 62 high: 82 dewpoint: partly sunny with a chance for t-storms. am low: 68 high: just across lake michigan, a couple of young entrepreneurs could be sitting on an underwater gold mine. fox's michael do-pray dupre shows you, how a look underwater could soon be right at your fingertips. take a look at what lies below the surface of the water, with fathom one. this little white device, is a submersible drone. "its really cool, we can take this robot and if someone has a cell phone or a tablet, they can get the same kind of through months of training in scuba diving or thousands of dollars in equipment. all for $600." it allows you to get up close with the underwater world... without ever getting wet. "the ability to enable people to explore and do things that they couldnt otherwise do is the most exciting thing to me." so you control it with a cell phone or tablet... "theres a tether that goes up to the floating bouyee, and then its wireless to your smart device." its been a wild ride for the founders of fathom... the three guys started the project two years ago while still in school at hope college in holland, michigan. "'we started working on it going into our junior year, continued it as a senior design project in the engineering department." after gradation, they decided to take a shot at turning their school project into a real business. 'taking the idea from a napkin sketch concept all the way to taking pre orders on our first product, all right here in grand rapids, has been say...the ways the underwater drone can be used is almost limitless. police search and rescue... industrial inspections... boaters can check on things ... people can just have fun exploring, or it could be a treasure hunters best friend. "when you think about the great lakes region and all the ship wrecks that are around, because of our cold water they get preserved well." they need to raise 150-thousand dollars to put the drones into production, and with tuesday's kickstarter launch, fathom is off the ground running, or off ...putting skills and teamwork to the test. ...the unique event called "battle buddies"-- and how it's helping veterans. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you e a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could mean a day with better breathing. (children giggle) symbicort. breathe better starting within 5 minutes. call or go online to learn more about a free trial offer. if you can't afford your medication, skill-- competitiveness-- and teamwork were all on display recently in a small wisconsin town. but the results were something that would make the nation proud. brandon cruz goes beyond the game with a unique event known as the "24/7 battle buddies summer games." "take him everywhere with me." for the about 2 years now, brendan good time everywhere we go." they live in new york city,. but on this weekend, they're in the small village of iron ridge, wisconsin. "ive been psyching him up all week." they're here, with about a dozen other dogs and handlers for a competition of the dog's obedience, athletic ability and overall behavior. "all week ive been telling him, giving him little pep talks." and they all want... "trophies. i want trophies." "were going to give away 45 trophies this weekend." jessie smith owns jessiphany canine services and is hosting the 2nd annual 24/7 battle buddy summer games at his facility in iron ridge. "t want to do well. and theyre excited when they do well." but there's something bigger happening here. "its fun in such a way that a guy with, thats confined to a wheelchair has just as much ability to win as a guy who still has all his limbs. so its fun. but its a way for them to have bragging rights against their buddies." "its just fun to get together with everyone and compete and be like, hey, he did better than your dog. so, you know, its fun." most of the handlers are american heroes, veterans who the military. "i was a quadruple amputee. i had a double arm transplant and my hands dont really, they dont work all that great." through the "feherty's troops first foundation" smith pairs dogs, like diego, with veterans like marracco. "they pick a soldier thats been injured in combat and then we pick a dog that matches their injuries or their desires, ...and we train the dog and deliver it for that foundation." "i didnt realize it would be this intense. hes everywhere i go. he sleeps in my bed." while the trophies are coveted, there is competitors take from these games. "honestly the only people that understand what you go through is someone who went through it. so, to get together and hang out with, off, like-minded people, you know, its just a lot of fun." but no matter how they finish, ...marrocco and diego are already all know that diegos the best dog jessies ever trained. so, you know, its good to live up to that." their relationship has taken marrocco to a very different place than he was previously. "its a lot brighter. its a lot more fun. just ......having that extra bit of accompaniment." and he can't thank the partnership of jessiffany and troops first enough. "hes basically my son, you know. i care for him, just like a kid if i had one. so i mean, its uh, i didnt expect that. i figured it would just kind of be like a pet. it abs absolutely on the right track with their programs. what theyre doing is directly affecting, bettering veterans lives and actually making a difference." 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