for treatment of non life threatening injuries. then ...around one am ...officers are called to another shooting at 24th and townsend. so far police have not released any information on that shooting. over the weekend...there were a number of shootings..two of which were fatal. there was a homicide at 38th and meinecke...a 24 year old man from kenosha was killed on saturday. and at 66th and lisbon on saturday...two men in their twenties were shot...one of them was critical condition...after being shot near 31st and villard early sunday morning. police say the suspect is a woman...and this followed an argument at a nearby club. three two on the north side one on the south side. those victims suffered non-life threatening injuries. looking ahead -- an autopsy is scheduled for today to determine exactly how a baby died on milwaukee's west side. police were called out to 28th and wells early yesterday morning for an infant death investigation. officials say three-month-old deshyla toombs was pronounced dead at the scene. there's no word on how the baby died. the investigation is ongoing. to killing her two children. 35-year-old lucia hernandez-alvarez pleaded guilty friday to two counts of first-degree homicide for the 2015 deaths of her 1-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter. she was accused of killing them by giving them pain medication to make them sleep -- then smothering them with plastic bags. hernandez-alvarez told police she'd been sad'' before the killings and was worried the children's father was going to leave her. a trial on her mental state is next west bend man --- after he aims a gun at police and pulls the trigger --- but the gun misfired. police were initially called to the house yesterday morning when a neighbor heard gunshots . officers say the man was in the yard with a gun -- police managed to get to safety but then a tactical situation began when he ran inside. a neighbor captured what happened on his cell phone. a police swat vehicle rammed the window of the house. police repeatedly told several roommates inside to come out -- eventually they did and were taken into custody. the officers. they could see and hear the individual racking the semiautomatic, racking the gun. when we went into the area there was a live round found." the 24-year-old man is in custody facing possible charges of two counts of attempted homicide and we are warming quickly this morning, despite the cloud cover. a strong breeze from the southwest is pumping in that warm air, and we have the potential to hit a high of 80. although we may see a few sprinkles this afternoon, we should stay mostly dry. skies will be partly cloudy tonight and into tuesday. today: mostly cloudy. warm, muggy and breezy. high: 80 dewpoint: 65 wind: sw 10-20 mph happening today - all state and u-s flags will be lowered to happening today - all state and u-s flags will be lowered to half staff... to honor gudex died wednesday of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. the 48-year-old republican was elected to the wisconsin senate in 2012 but was not seeking re-election this year. his family says he suffered from depression. gudex's funeral is this afternoon at 2:00 in the town of eden. you decide coverage... donald trump returns to wisconsin -- making a stop in green bay today. ahead of this afternoon's rally...the presidential nominee is saying that the upcoming election is "rigged" against him. poli has more on trump's visit...and his concerns. nats -- from previous trump visit to waukesha a lot has changed since donald trump's last visit to wisconsin. i believe that donald j trump was made for this moment of turmoil in the united states milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is spreading the blame around. on twitter saturday, clarke said: "it's incredible that our institutions of government, white house, congress, doj, and big media are and torches time." clarke followed up, "just heard from a friend that there has been a run on pitchforks and tiki lamp oil at home depot!" clarke later tweeted that reporters were "having a hernia" over his comments. through a spokeswoman, clarke declined to discuss this with fox6, except to point us to a blog post that clarke says will go online monday. nats -- keyboard trump had a scattershot collection of tweets sunday. he said, "the election is dishonest and distorted media pushing crooked hillary, but also at many polling places - sad." he blasted paul ryan, who now refuses to defend trump, as a man who "doesn't know how to win." yet, trump's running mate, mike pence, downplayed talk of contesting the election if he and trump lose. "we will absolutely accept the results of the election. look, the american people will speak in an election that will culminate on november the 8th. but the american people are media. that's where this sense of a rigged election goes here." clinton's campaign manager predicted that voters will "see through donald trump's shameful attempts to undermine an election weeks before it happens." the campaigns of ryan, governor scott walker and senator ron johnson say none of them will be at trump's rally in green bay, citing prior commitments. meanwhile, sheriff clarke is standing behind his controversial tweet. clarke was on "fox and friends" this morning...saying a growing number of government. "the constitution is being shredded, the rule of law doesn't matter for certain people in washington, d.c. and people have had it." clarke also talked about wikileaks and the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's emails. a g-o-p headquarters office is vandalized and damaged... hear what hillary clinton and donald trump are saying about the incident. and four people are dead and nine others injured after a truck falls from a bridge... the charges the driver is now operation in iraq since 20-11... the latest on an attempt to reclaim the city of mosul from isis. "a year like none we've ever seen before. fox6 news is here to help you make the right decision. we'll give you the information you need to know before you head to the polls because this isn't just the country's future, this is your future and fox6 news is here to help you decide because you janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. say yes to more. call now. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, north carolina is the target of a criminal act. officials say the office was vandalized with graffiti and damaged with a flammable fox's kelly wright has more on the incident. woodhouse says: "this is a horrific, horrific act of political terrorism." election season heating up... with the firebombing of republican offices in north carolina taking it to another level. the g-o-p headquarters for orange county are now burned out and vandalized... with graffiti reading: "nazi republicans get says: "this is campaign season. people were in that office all day and into the evening. they are routinely there." a bottle of a flammable substance was thrown into the window of the office... burning a couch, political signs... and damaged the interior of the building. woodhouse says: "this bomb went in under a couch where people routinely take naps and rest after a hard day's work advocating for the candidates and the causes of the attack happened late saturday night.... and no one was hurt. now the presidential candidates are weighing in... donald trump tweeted a response saying: animals representing hillary clinton and dems in north carolina just firebombed our office in orange county because we are winning hillary clinton also posted a tweet saying: the attack on the orange county hq office is horrific and unacceptable. very grateful that everyone is safe. the office is no longer usable... but the director for the north carolina republican party is now asking for more security for other offices. woodhouse says: "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from vol this office." on-cam tag no suspects have been identified. police ... along with the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives are now investigating. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. looking across america... a member of the u-s navy is facing several charges -- including four counts of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. this, after the truck he was driving fell 60-feet from a bridge in san sepolio was alone in the truck when he lost control...going off the bridge. officials say the vehicle landed in a packed city park where a biker festival was going on. four people were killed and nine others were injured. the new jersey transit is back up and running...after last month's deadly train crash shut the station down. it is the first time the terminal's been operating since a deadly commuter train crash in september. the train rammed through a passenger concourse at the hoboken station... killing a woman and injuring more than undergoing repairs after the crash... but officials say hoboken terminal has opened six more tracks. around the world now... in iraq, the country's military and kurdish forces launch attacks against isis. the two forces launched operations to the south and east of mosul early this morning...an attempt to reclaim the northern city from the control of the terrorist organization. this undertaking will be the biggest meanwhile in syria-- two isis strongholds were captured by syrian rebel soldiers backed by turkish warplanes and a u-s led airstrike campaign. toss to weather. we are warming quickly this morning, despite the cloud cover. a strong breez pumping in that warm air, and we have the potential to hit a high of 80. although we may see a few sprinkles this afternoon, we should stay mostly dry. skies will be partly cloudy tonight and into tuesday. a cold front will push through tomorrow afternoon, bringing us sunnier skies in the afternoon - will be in the upper 60s. the 50s return thursday and continue into the start of next weekend. today: mostly cloudy. warm, muggy and breezy. high: 80 dewpoint: 65 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 62 dewpoint mph tuesday: partly sunny start. mid- afternoon clearing. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. am low: 50 high: 66 dewpoint: 47 wind: w 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny. am low: 47 high: 58 sunny. am low: 40 high: 54 dewpoint: 34 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 39 high: 58 dewpoint: 40 wind: sw/w 5-10 mph the wisconsin center district is looking for a new c-e-o and the looking for a new c-e-o and the milwaukee bucks name a general manager for the new arena. rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal -- the new c-e-o for the wisconsin center district. the taxpayer funded organization that runs milwaukees downtown convention center and the panther arena is looking for a new ceo. tell us about the change. what is driving that? the milwaukee for their new arena - both on the construction site and in the front office. who did the bucks name to fill a key position at the new arena? how is the construction project going? how is the construction project going? carl is having some fun with wakeup at 4:30-- get breaking news, weather and traffic updates until 9am. then on the campaign trail.. how the candidates are preparing for the final debate. unseen... unknown... uncovered... carl is exploring hidden wisconsin a new exhibit at the milwaukee public museum. that's tomorrow on discovery world making science accessible to kids. it's called "physics and you" -- and our carl deffenbaugh is giving us a native americans are sharing their culture... a look at wisconsin's largest pow wow and why it's so here's a look at this morning's big stories at 1130. a total of nine people are shot o on the violent weekend in milwaukee. a man points a gun at two west bend officers and pulls the trigger... what happened next that helped the officers avoid any injuries. what happened next that helped our big story at 11:30... a violent weekend in milwaukee...as two people are shot overnight. this brings the total to at least nine shot since saturday...two of them fatally. our deandra corinthios has more on the violence. milwaukee police are investigating two separate shootings from overnight...less than an hour apart. just after midnight monday...near 43rd and silver spring milwaukee police say two men were shot when the alley behind their homes. the suspect fled on foot. the victims are 38 and 46 years old... both were taken to the hospital for treatment of non life threatening injuries. then ...around one am ...officers are called to another shooting at 24th and townsend. so far police have not released any information on that shooting. over the weekend...there were a number of shootings..two of which were fatal. there was a homicide at 38th and meinecke...a 24 year old man from kenosha was killed on saturday. and at 66th and lisbon on were shot...one of them was killed. a woman is also in critical condition...after being shot near 31st and villard early sunday morning. police say the suspect is a woman...and this followed an argument at a nearby club. three other shootings were reported saturday afternoon.... two on the north side one on the south side. those victims suffered non-life threatening injuries. looking ahead -- an autopsy is scheduled for today to determine exactly how a baby died on milwaukee's west side. police were called out to 28th and wells early yesterday morning for an infant death investigation. officials say three-month-old deshyla toombs was pronounced dead at the scene. there's no word on how the baby died. the investigation is at two west bend police officers..and pulls the trigger. what happened next is amazing on several fronts. fox6's myra sanchick with the story and video of the stand off as it happens. we heard five shots real fast . it was like pow pow pow pow leah disterhaft said the sound of gunfire kept coming from the house across the street. her husband called 911. when officers got to the house on edgewood lane in west bend, police say a 24 year old man was in the yard. he pointed the gun at them and pulled the the gun was being pointed at the officers. they could see and hear the individual racking the semiautomatic, racking the gun. when we went into the area there was a live round found the officers were able to take cover and a four hour tactical situation began. one neighbor captured it on video. they were giving orders. you are under arrest . some out with your hands up she said there's something tactical probably go to your basement. police broke the window of the home and threatened to propel gas into the home if the residents didn't come out. several roommates did, and were taken into custody. eventually the gunman came out as well. officers recovered a 45 caliber handgun and two 12 gauge shotguns the west bend police chief says a specially trained sgt on the scene helped keep things under control. he did an outstanding job. he and the other offices there used tremendous restraint injured myra sanchick, fox 6 news. the gunman is in custody and expected to be charged with two counts of attempted homicide and intoxicated use of firearms. adlib to weather we are warming quickly this morning, despite the cloud pumping in that warm air, and we have the potential to hit a high of 80. although we may see a few sprinkles this afternoon, we should stay mostly dry. skies will be partly cloudy tonight and into tuesday. today: mostly cloudy. warm, muggy and breezy. high: 80 dewpoint: 65 wind: sw 10-20 mph happening today - all state and u-s flags will be lowered to half staff... to honor the late state senator rick gudex of fond du lac. gudex died wednesday of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. the 48-year-old in 2012 but was not seeking re-election this year. his family says he suffered from depression. gudex's funeral is this afternoon at 2:00 in the town of eden. you decide coverage... donald trump will hold a rally in green bay today. doors open at 3 this afternoon... and the event is expected to start at 6. trump's rally that was set to be held in west allis tonight... that event has been canceled. a spokesperson says it's due to a scheduling conflict. returned to westchester county, new york, yesterday... preparing for wednesday's debate - the final one before election day. the 90-minute session will be at the thomas and mack center in las vegas. fox's chris wallace will be the moderator. you can watch the debate wednesday right here on fox six... coverage starts at eight. the packers fell 16 to 30 to their conference foes, the dallas cowboys yesterday... but it wasn't all bad news for q-b brett favre. the hall of famer was on hand at halftime... to add his name to the ring of honor inside lambeau field. brandon cruz has more from the special ceremony. an honor for brett favre sunday at lambeau field as his name went up on the wall of honor. he also received his ring of excellence form the pro football hall of fame. but for him, he was humble because of all the names on that wall. i never looked at myself then or now as an equal to bart starr. look up and see don hudson and ray nitschke fuzzy thurston. its really really big for me. you know. i place myself at a lower level than those guys. and have a tremendous amount of respect for them. for what theyve done for us along the way. but back here at lambeau field, but he did say that the ice was broken the last time he was here and he always loves coming back. brandon cruz fox 6 sports. and the bucks making a big announcement this morning... the team confirms they have traded point guard michael carter-williams for tony snell from the chicago bulls. snell was the 20th overall pick in the 2013 n-b-a draft. carter-williams, the 11th pick in that same draft, was the rookie of the year when he was a member of the phil wisconsin's largest pow wow... a look at the "hunting moon pow wow" and what it signifies. plus playing through the pain... why it's more than just a touchdown scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, not wisconsin. seen before. fox6 news is here to help you make the right decision. we'll give you the information you need to know before you head to the polls because this isn't just the country's future, this is your future and fox6 news is here to help you decide because you matter." competition heats up at the 12th annual hunting moon pow wow of the forest county potawatomi as julie collins shows us this is a share their culture with southeastern wisconsin. as the forest county potowatomi hosts the last day of its 12th annual hunting moon pow wow...the dancers descend on center stag. 'you have a jingle dress dancer who represents mother earth and theyre more the healing type.' 'you have mens traditional; mens fancy that have the big feathers and the big bustles on the back side and very each color - each pattern...all handmade and unique to the dancer who wears the traditional ragalia. 'its not something you can go in the store and buy and everybody has that same shirt and that same design.' the fun begins with the beat of the drum 'a lot of things that we sing about we carrying in our hearts and our minds and we think about it all the time and we give thanks to our drum for letting us express that.' joe rainey has been playing the hes just 1 of 2 dozen drummers who have gathered for the 3 day event at the u-w-pather area... 'its always interesting to have our culture being brought to the masses like it is here in milwaukee.' this is wisconsins largest pow wow - and a free event -- giving many tribes the chance to share aspects of their native american culture with people in southeastern wisconsin 'were kind of just stating that we are still here and we are very much relevant in your communities.' this pow wow is an important social is coming. 'hunting moon means that its the end of the season.' and when its all over the participants reflect on the spiritual experience. in milwaukee, julie collins. fox 6 news. morning, despite the cloud cover. a strong pumping in that warm air, and we have the potential to hit a high of 80. although we may see a afternoon, we should stay mostly dry. skies will be partly cloudy front will push through tomorrow afternoon, bringing us sunnier skies in the afternoon - well as cooler weather. highs will be in the upper 60s. the 50s return thursday and continue into the start of next warm, muggy and breezy. high: 80 dewpoint: 65 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 62 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 10-15 mph tuesday: partly sunny start. mid- afternoon clearing. nw 5-15 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. am low: 50 high: 66 dewpoint: 47 wind: w 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny. am low: 47 high: 58 dewpoint: 43 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 40 high: 54 dewpoint: 34 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 39 high: 58 dewpoint: 40 wind: sw/w 5-10 mph a touchdown leaves one local seventh grader jumping for joy... why getting to the end zone was so special for him...and how it's inspiring illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. this land is illinois. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. so the only question is: are you? packers running back eddie lacy deserves credit for playing on a tender ankle yesterday. but there's life. thanks to his amazing spirit, and the love of those he's inspired, this eddie did something that goes beyond the game. here's tom pipines. 11:50:23 we've been a part of some special plays in sports and in football, but none as special as what you'll see right now! cutaway? 11:54:59 it's been a long road and i've always been a quiet dream for me. i've always wanted to come out and play football. but then someone said i could for joy. and i'm just really speechless. 11:55:19 what made eddie kimmineau's touchdown run so special during a 7th grade game between his mukwonago braves and a classy muskego team so special was that it represented the long road that the 13 year old grader referred to. to understand how long, you have to rewind the video-and the clock to the time that eddie was 12:00:51 it's a very rare genetic disorder. he's missing an enzyme which allows substances to build up in his body which affects all of his organs and also his bones. 12:01:03 12:01:06 he's had cervical fusions twice. he's had hip knee and ankle surgeries. and one of those surgeries put him in a full body cast for six weeks from his armpits down to his ankles. 12:01:20 after all that, eddie's mom and dad didn't know if he'd be walking far enough to score a touchdown. but h spirit has always been willing to get him into the end zone. 11:59:43 i've seen him in the roughest of times, after surgeries where there's weeks and weeks of recovery. and he's still one of the most positive people i know. he's always thinking of others. he's never down on himself. 11:59:55 12:00:01 really that has inspired us as a family to be better people. 12:00:06 11:39:40 all the kids respect him for all the stuff that he's gone through and the incredible positive attitude rest of us". 11:39:47 12;11:14 i've seen him do a lot of things that you wouldn't think he could do. like he was on the basketball court and hi finished up won of our games one time; it was awesome. 12:11:26 shane herbig head coach 12:04:28 i was walking up with eddie and talking to his mom, and one of the things he said was that 'i would just love the opportunity, coach to go on the field and do this for real'. and for our boys to hear that and know that they get to do something special that not everybody gets to do? i think was a pretty powerful message that our boys get to be a part of this 12:04:46 happening today for a couple of weeks, but i never in a million years thought it was going to be this crazy with everyone here and the support from everyone. it's overwhelming; it's a great feeling. 11:59:26 and so, with that backdrop...we give you one more look at eddie kimmineau's miraculous touchdown run! 11:50:44 ..nats 11:51:02 how'd that feel.. awesome..yea..yea.. 11:54:21 immediately broke down in tears. i just wanted to thanks all my teammates for helping me. and humor and positive attitude.. as for being an inspiration... 11:55:56 it does give me a good feeling i'm inspired by a lot of people. i didn't know i was an influence until right now really! eddie's teammates blocked for him on that amazing run..along with his sister, this courageous young man's parents have run interference, every step of the way. 11:57:40 m been through everything with me. it's a great feeling to have 2 awesome parents. 11:57:47 11:59:26 -11:59:28 it's great to see your kid be so happy and make his dreams come true. 11:58:41 to see his tears of joy you are watching fox 6 news at dubbed the fastest sandwich artist in all the land. melissa callan cal-ann is subway's regional manager in la crosse.she recently won the subway jammer competition in chicago. every year subway employees gather for a global leadership conference and sandwich artists compete against each other to make sandwiches in the fastest time possible. callan won the top prize... with a time around 48 seconds. our next newscast is at four o'clock... and get breaking news anytime at fox 6 now dot com or >> judge judy: the early years of your life were plagued by drug abuse. >> announcer: former addicts move on without each other. >> judge judy: you secured a job in a drug treatment facility. your former husband was also treated in that facility. >> announcer: but is she still hooked on her ex? 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