problem is it's offering to settle for an amount less than what she still owes on the car. because of that, she believes trying to find the car is her best choice live in the newsroom, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. ben thanks aj homestead high school cancels after school activities aftera stall. the threat made mention of a bomb after 4 p-m... but it's unclear exactly when the note was written. law enforcement was notified -- and school administrators determined the school didn't need to be immediately evacuated. after school activities have been canceled to allow officers to sweep the building again. classes are expected to resume tomorrow. a violent 24 hours in milwaukee... four separate crime scenes have claimed 23-year-old woman was found this morning. fox6s angelica sanchez joins us on the city's east side with the developing story. angelica.... mary-- it has been a violent start to the week. a source close to fox6 tells us the woman was found stuffed inside a plastic tote after conducting a welfare check. the city's mayor and nearby neighbors are shaken by the number of homicides uncovered in such a shortti 'everyone appeared to be separate and everyone appeared to be senseless.' milwaukee mayor tom barrett didnt hold back when asked about the string of homicides in 24 hours. 'it is just insanity that people are solving their problems by using guns. it is just insanity.'on tuesday morning the body of a hamilton and arlington, on the city's east side. a 22-year-old milwaukee man was arrested in connection with the case. a source close to fox six tells us she was stuffed inside a plastic tote. neighbors we spoke with say they are shaken by this but have noticed an uptick in neighborhood crime. 'shocked kind of angry disappointed like this isnt the type of neighborhood where you think this stuff would happen.' 'at first it was a nice neighborhood. this is kinda crazy to me.' authorities say the suspc the victim knew each other; police have identified her as 23-year-old kayla a. bauske. she's now one of four unrelated homicide investigations opened since monday afternoon. three men... between the ages of 23 and 47 lost their life to gun violence in neighborhoods on the citys northside within a span of hours. one arrest has been made in those cases. - i care about crime in every single neighborhood in the city. so i dont want to see crime anywhere in the investigations. we are told the suspect arrested this morning in connection to the 23-year-old woman remains in police custody. for now reporting live on the east side of milwaukee i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news mary thanks angelica mike patton -- a popular bar owner -- was one of the other victims killed monday in milwaukee. when you visit the home page at fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app -- you can hear from his family. they say he was thinking about leaving the city because of the police in whitewater are investigating a death this evening... officials say the victim was found unresponsive early this morning -- and later declared dead. investigators aren't sure exactly how the victim died -- but say they don't believe there's any threat to the public. in milwaukee -- the medical examiner's officer is called out to the kinnickinnic river after a body is pulled from the water. the body was found near kinnickinnic avenue -- just north of becher. milwaukee police say the investigating is ongoing-- and will learn more so far, there is no indication of foul play. those who have health insurance through health care dot gov should prepare for a double-digit rate hike. that's according to a new report from the obama administration, detailing what's coming in 2017. political reporter theo keith is here with a closer look at the numbers. for wisconsin, premiums for certain people will go up 16 percent. arizona, where the same person would be paying 116 percent more. if you're one of more than 220-thousand wisconsinites who get health insurance on the federal exchange, a new report shows you'll could be paying more. for example, a 27 year old in wisconsin who makes 25-thousand dollars a year has a monthly premium right now of 262 dollars a to 304 dollars -- an increase of 16 percent. the obama administration says, after subsidies, 69 percent of wisconsinites will pay less than 100 dollars a month. but republicans say the rate hikes are unsustainable. theres just no way for families to budget for these kinds of increases because its not up to them robin moore says she knows of small business owners in waukesha county who won't hire more workers because that would trigger a requirement that they provide health insurance. she says she's had to change doctors afe people like hillary clinton, who stands behind and supports this, and russ feingold, who brags about being the deciding vote on obamacare, you really have to question their judgment yet democrats like senator tammy baldwin nat -- clapping at the umos event? say repealing the law would make it worse for people nationwide who have gained coverage through it. 20 million people cant have the rug pulled out from under them. thats untenable. baldwin would rather make changes to the current pharmaceutical costs. when you read stories about, say, the epipen going from 100 for two epipens to 600, no justification, no explanation, thats what we have to reign in the federal report shows there will also be fewer insurers participating in the exchange. in milwaukee, the number is going from six this year to four next year. in one wisconsin county -- that would be menominee -- there will be only one inr to see how these premium increases could impact you -- head to our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app and search "affordable care act." what's guaranteed to be an historic world series gets started tonight with game one between the chicago cubs and cleveland indians. neither team has won a world series in nearly seven decades... and for the cubs, it's been more than a century. the last time the cubs one fan is looking forward to seeing them play for a championship for a second time. 83-year-old jim mowery was at game 7 on october 10th, 1945 -- when the cubs lost to the detroit tigers. he says at the time -- i wasn't such a big deal for the cubs to be in the world series. "in the previous 16 years, the cubs had been in the world series five times, 29, 32, 35, 38 and 45." the price p that night.... one-dollar, 50-cents. the average price for world series tickets right now -- just a shade under 3-thousand-dollars, according "ticket i- q." while some older cubs fans can remember the last time their team reached the world series... most have been waiting their entire lives for tonight... fox6's ted perry is live outside wrigley field tonight with just as it would be any autumn afternoon, chicago and its suburbs are been great." for the first time in generations the cubs don't have to dress up as champions. they already are. "i could never ask to be in a better place." the w for win flags flying everywhere. when its not flown, its painted. "you can try to write a poem" at st. francis xaiver school in suburban wilmette uniforms were not required. just anything with cubs blue. just about anything. "they say go cubs go every morning. to start the day. this is history for our kids and certainly a lot but our teachers are really tapping into that as well." as these kids learn about poetry with a cubs theme they may not understand what this time means. their parents and grandparents sure do. they've waited a generations for days like these. school principal colleen barrett wanted to make this historic stretch special even if you can understand her initial conflicted feelings. "i'm a clevelander, my entire calls and messages daily about how the tribe is going to pull through on this one and i am stay with fox 6 for complete game coverage. the m-l-b on fox pregame starts right after fox6 news at six at 6:30. the first pitch tonight is at 7:08. and catch fox6 news at 10 after the game. and as the world series begins -- we want to know -- who do you think will win? vote in our poll! you'll find it on the home page at fox six now dot com -- or our fox six news mobile app. are killed in a crash -- and the suspected driver turns himself in... but up next... how the suspected driver's history was brought up at a city meeting -- months ago. plus... a train derailment in wisconsin leads to a chemical way. i'll show you when the best chance will be reopen charges pending. the milwaukee county d-a is reviewing the case against a man who allegedly fox6 told you yesterday the 23 year old hit-and-run suspect has a history of drunk driving and driving after revocation. now myra sanchick shows you a video in which the accused driver pledges to never drive drunk again. early sunday morning this deadly crash at 2nd and clybourn happened after police say a hit and run driver ran a red light, three women were killed in that uber-- all from chicago-- all in their thirties. the 23 year old driver who officials say left the scene turned himself in on monday. just this past may his history of drunk driving and driving after revocation came up at a milwaukee city hall meeting. the 23 year old appeared as a new agent for his father's convenience store business. vince bobot i've he doesn't think that's going to be repeated an alderman questioned the driver, who we aren't identifying until formally charged, do you still drink? if i was to drink i would make sure that i'm not getting behind the wheel. you don't drink and drive. correct. be conscious of that the family convenience store was granted the ability to keep operating with extended hours. the head of the city committee told the young man to stay connected with the alderman. five months later that same young man is under arrest for allegedly causing this crash, killing three passengers and critically injuring the uber we reached out to the uber driver still hospitalized. his family respectfully declines comment. police have handed over the case to the district attorney for review. the suspect is currently being held in the milwaukee county jail without bail. a go fund me dot com account has been set up for the uber driver hurt in the crash. you'll find a link to that account on the "links" page at fox six now dot com -- or your fox six news it's time for your news and weather together. no one is hurt after a train derailment causes a chemical spill just south of superior. officials say four train cars overturned early this morning -- spilling a non-toxic but flammable chemical. highway 35 was shutdown for about 5 hours as crews contained the leak. the department of natural resources and the superior fire department are investigating. the owners of onyx night club forfeit their liquor and licenses-- according to city officials. the club has been at the center of several shootings-- including one earlier this month that left a 23-year- old woman in critical condition. police say a 22-year-old woman shot her outside the club after arguing inside. that also violated an age-limit imposed by the city-- no one under 25 should have been allowed in the club. m-c-t-s is teaming up with organizations in the area to make residents and they're launching "joblines"-- formerly known as bus routes 6 and 61. these routes provide immediate access to employment opportunities at more than 150 employers in waukesha and washington counties. the jobline buses have a brand new look, but will keep the same routes. am low: 42 high: 56 wind: n 5-10 mph flu season is nearly upon us... up next... how milwaukee city prevent spreading the virus. 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... 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 i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. bion healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. a dip in the temperatures is a reminder that flu season is fast approaching. and city officials say its never too early to get your shot. fox6s carl deffenbaugh has more on this years vaccine. getting a jump on things before the real cold sets in, mayor tom barrett made it through a quick poke of the needle on tuesday morning. 'i survived, it wasnt too bad. and they give you a lollipop or the mayor, along with commissioner of health bevan baker and area residents, were at neighborhood house to kick-off milwaukees fight against the flu. 'its important we get a head start on what could be a tough flu season.' influenza is a common, yet serious illness, resulting in thousands of deaths and hundreds of thousands of hospital visits each year. the vaccine is available to anyone older than six months, and is especially recommended for young children, the elderly and pregnant women. 'for yourself its important, but its also important for the people you school with. all those people can be affected, even if you dont get sick yourself.' officials say it takes a little time after the shot for you to become fully immune, so its important to be proactive. they also spend this time of year trying to dispel some misunderstandings when it comes to the flu shot. 'everyone thinks you can get the flu by getting the flu shot. that is not true, that is a myth. and the other thing is, i havent had the flu, so i will never get the flu. that is also a myth. anyone, healthy or not, can be stricken anytime with flu.' carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. one change this year -- there will not be a mist or spray version of the vaccine. the centers for disease control said the mist was not as effective last year, so there will only be one option -- the shot -- available this year. to find a flu shot location near you -- head to our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. it's a story that's becoming all too common-- struck by gunfire while in the disappointed in the community after her grandson became the unintended victim of gun violence. the fight to retake isis' last major stronghold.... we'll show you the progress being made in there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members are satisfied with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. plans with zero dollar monthly plan options, prescription drug coverage...

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