fractured spine, her spleen is cut her liver is cut she has badly bruised ribs contusions on her face as well as bruises and she doesnt remember even what happened police say the 18-year-old girl fled from officers who attempted to stop the car for a traffic offense. the officers say they did not pursue, but , the chevy sped off near capitol, swerved into southbound traffic, struck a concrete light pole. as a mother hurts francis sympathizes for all of the victims involved. one male passenger in her daughters car died on the scene while two others, an 18 and 20 year-old suffered serious injuries. just ask for people to pray for both families while unsure of why her daughter made the decision she did, or the consequences she may face...one thing is certain, francis hopes to prevent future tragedies and makes a heartfelt understand one poor choice you make affect the whole situation, affects families, loved ones and you never one if someone is going to die in a situation because of a poor choice i just want them to realize, think before you do because there are affects to it as for the occupants in the other vehicle that was hit they were taken to the hospital to be treated for non life threatening injures as the investigation into the incident continues. in milwaukee derica williams, fox 6 news. making national headlines... after its c-e-o criticized republicans who voted for president-elect donald trump. the milwaukee business journal reports the c-e-o of penzeys spices... bill penzey.... wrote in an email that "the open embrace of racism by the republican party in this election... is now unleashing a wave of ugliness unseen in facebook post... saying he did not believe all republicans are racist - just those who voted for the president-elect... and called on them to "take ownership" and "make amends." mister trump's multi-billion dollar business empire has some people worried about a conflict of interest while he is president. his advisers have said he plans to have his children take the reins. his incoming chief of staff -- and former chair of the wisconsin g-o-p -- reince priebus addressed those concerns this morning. ""donald trump has been very clear from the very beginning that his family is very im think that, while it's unique, it's certainly compliant with the law, and, obviously, we will comply with all of those laws." priebus also defended mister trump's recent decision to settle the trump university lawsuits -- saying mister trump wanted to focus on the presidency -- despite in the past saying he never settles lawsuits. the news follows a weekend of mister trump vetting positions for his administration in new jersey -- transition team. fox's bryan llenas reports. president-elect donald trump is moving full steam ahead on building his administration - meeting with a slew of high-profile visitors this weekend. on the schedule - new jersey governor chris christie and john bolton, the former u-s ambassador to the united nations. paul says: "the problem with both bolton and giuliani is, they're unrepentant in their support of the iraq war...and if we don't learn the lesson of the iraq war. we're liable to commit it again." on saturday trump and pence met with retired mari secretary of defense and mitt romney who is being considered for secretary of state. priebus says: "it was a great first step and people should be proud of the way things are going here in president- elect trump's operation." some of the appointments could represent a shift away from the hard-line national security picks trump announced last week... including senator jeff sessions of alabama to be attorney general and general michael flynn to be national security adviser... schumer says: "donald trump, in his campaign, echoed the views of democrats, not republicans -- massive transportation bill, trade, getting rid of cleaning up the swamp...we challenge him, work with us." ellison says: "he is not draining the swamp, he is filling it up more. more swamp creatures than ever before. he has lobbyists and big time investment bankers. he is not doing what he said he'd do for average working americans." on cam tag a trump spokesman says there is 'definitely possibility' more cabinet announcements could be made this week. in bedminster, new jersey, bryan mostly clear and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop to around 20 in the city by morning, 15 outside of the city. mostly sunny and cold on monday with a high in the middle 30s. clouds roll in tuesday ahead of a night. we will warm into the low 40s tuesday afternoon. tonight: mostly clear and cold. 15 by morning away from the city. low: 20 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 36 wind: n 5-10 mph you can stay ahead of the weather anywhere -- just download the fox six storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. the packers are back in prime time tonight, taking on the washington redskins. they're looking to end a 3-game skid at the nations capitol. tim van vooren is live from fedex field with a preview. guy and tom's is in a lot of those meetings the walk throughs so we're all part of the conversation. i think that's the great thing, we got great communication within the offensive circles there. and in me and my advanced years as starting quarterback now, i have as much input as i need in those meeting as last couple years." greendale students got a little extra practice this morning -- before heading to the city that never sleeps. 9 buses full of band members were there at 3 a-m -- starting the trip to new york city. the band will play to an day parade. they are one of just seven high school bands from across the nation taking part. they learned they'd be performing back in 20-15. parents say -- they've never played for an audience like this. "connor told us today that theyre used to performing theyve gone to state and did well but he said today when they practiced getting ready for the parade its much more nervous than it was before thursday's parade, the students will have a chance to tour new york city -- and are planning to visit the statue of liberty and the 9/11 memorial museum. on thursday, the band will perform two pieces: justin timberlake's "cant stop the feeling" and a mary poppins medley. how does a post-show lecture...lead to conjecture of a diversion? wasn't bothered by what happened at a broadway show friday but his boss is. why some say president-elect trump is using the "hamilton" controversy to his advantage. it's an unlikely friendship that will undoubtedly be tested this week. one neighborhood's love affair with miss toni---did we mention miss toni is a turkey? and we loved our recent stretch of warm weather but the north pole does not. it's freakishly warm there--why that's a cause for concern. two juveniles suspected of killing an illinois congressman's grandson are now in custody. 15-year-old jovan wilson is grandson of democrat danny davis. wilson was shot in the head friday night at his home in englewood. officials say it happened after an argument over a pair of gym shoes. after the shooting the suspects-- a 17- year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy fled one day after the tragedy-- congressman davis-- shared memories of his grandson. davis says: "his father just told me about how proud of him he was, because he was catching on and realizing that all of his life was in front of him." davis went on to add - the gun violence that has plagued the city just turned personal... saying-- "it becomes a part of the culture charges against both suspects are pending. canadian police are looking for those responsible for spray-painting nazi and white supremacy symbols on a church and a mosque in ottawa. the city's jewish community was also targeted earlier this week. vandals there targeted three jewish buildings... including two synagogues. religious leaders say that while the incidents are unsettling... they are not going to let it intimidate them. rev. anthony bailey, parkdale united church "i think that someone or some and show hate. but we are committed to demonstrate that the love that we have and the work of reconciliation and peace is going to triumph over that." police are still investigating if the two cases are linked. swastikas and the words "go trump" were painted in white letters at adam yauch park in brooklyn -- the park dedicated to the late beastie boys member. police discovered the graffiti hearts and flowers. the beastie boys are asking fans to join local officials for a rally at the park sunday morning. the southern poverty law center has counted more than 700 cases of hateful harassment or intimidation in the united states since election day. legitimate grievance -- or distraction? president-elect donald trump again today -- going after the cast of "hamilton" on twitter. it comes after the cast addressed vice-president elect mike pence when he was in the audience during a show last week. however -- many bli trumps' criticism -- is to draw attention from his settlement of the trump unviersity case. fox's rob schmitt with the latest. gfx "the cast and producers of hamilton, which i hear is highly overrated, should immediately apologize to vp-elect mike pence for thier terrible behavior." vo on friday night, the v-p elect attended hamilton with his daughter and show was ending and pence and family were leaving... the actor playing aaron burr read a prepared note... singling out the vice president-elect.. sot "we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights, sir. but we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values,nd anchor bridge today on fox news sunday mr. pence joined chris wallace and downplayed what happened. sot pence says "i know this is a very disappointing time for people that did not see their candidate win in this national election. i know this is a very anxious time for some people. 9165991659 and i just want to reassure people that what president-elect donald trump said on election night, he absolutely meant from the bottom of his heart. he is preparing to be the president of all of the people of the united states yesterday calling the move harassment and calling the cast rude. the actor in question, brandon dixon who plays aaron burr, responded by tweeting "conversation is not harassment sir. and i appreciate mike pence for stopping to listen" on cam tag mr. trump not the only one upset over friday's theater confrontation. even a member of bruce springsteen's e-street band ---guitarist steven van zandt band got on twitter and said its inappropriate to call out an audience member and embarrass him from the stage. springsteen campaigned hard for hillary clinton joining her on stage and is an outspoken critic of mr. trump. toss to weather weather mostly clear and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop to around 20 in the city by morning, 15 outside of the city. with a high in the middle 30s. clouds roll in tuesday ahead of a storm system that will bring us a few rain showers tuesday night. we will warm into the low 40s tuesday afternoon. rain is likely on wednesday with a high in the mid-40s. thanksgiving looks dry with highs in the middle 40s. tonight: mostly clear and cold. 15 by morning away from the city. low: 20 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 36 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy and breezy with rain showers at night. am low: 27 high: 43 wind: se 10-20 mph likely. am low: 40 high: 46 wind: sw 10-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am low: 37 high: 44 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for rain and snow showers. am low: 33 high: 41 wind: nw 5-15 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. am low: from india to indonesia - without getting on a plane! up next, we'll take you to a place where 50 cultures combined under one roof this weekend in southeastern wisconsin. a rising rivalry in the baking! where police officers and firefighters squared off to raise money for a good cause...and score some bragging rights to top it visit a world of cultures all under one roof. fox 6s julie collins has your passport to the holiday folk fair international. 'welcome to china.' - girl 'welcome to india.' - boy 'welcome to uganda.' - girl 'welcome to indonesia.' - boy welcome to the holiday folk fair international - your passport around the world. 'its kind of a mini united nations together that might disagree on a lot of issues but they come together to celebrate to share their culture, their values, their beliefs.' its the only place you can go from indonesia to east africia without the costly plane ticket. 'were first generation immigrants here and ive been here for 18 years and for me, sharing my culture especially food, its such a good blessing.' from hand made crafts to cultural cuisines - this year - gail deiuiter brought her friend. 'b last year and it was so good!' theyll spend the day eating their way around the world - starting with chinese. 'from here were going to go walk around a little bit and then try mexican next. this years folk fair broke down barriers and brought races together. 'its a reunion of family and friends and ive made so many friends from different ethnic groups, i was walking around with one the other day and i said everyone gets along here, why cant we just along they like do here?' the holiday folk fair - julie collins, fox 6 news. more than 50 cultures were represented at this year's fair. you can learn more about this annual event by heading to the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. one neighborhood in green bay -- is taking turkey off the menu. that's because "miss toni" -- is the neighborhood pet!meet the residents that take care of her. and a very special thanksgiving for some families in the riverwest and harambee neighborhoods. how milwaukee neighborhood that has its own pet turkey. brittany schmidt talked to the neighbors who take care of miss toni. it's said that a dog is man's best friend nat sound but for 6 -year-old tennison dixon--hanging out with one of his other friends- tennison dixon/takes care of turkey "i'm trying to pet her." -- is turning some heads neighbor "i just know that tennison's turkey is famous around here." meet the neighborhood turkey-miss toni-- who's been raised by humans ever since she was a baby perry gardner/takes care of turkey "it got too big. they took it over to the wildlife sanctuary and let it over there didn't want anything to do with it, so it left, and it showed up in my hard." jack dixon/takes care of turkey "just really seems to like us. i mean it's definitely raised from a hatchling and definitely bonded on people." mojo/takes care of turkey "she likes to follow me around. i'll walk around back and forth from the driveway to the backyard and she'll come around." sometimes miss toni gets a little too close riley dixon/takec "typically i see it on top of my car." riley took this video the other day and miss toni wouldn't get off the car. and our action 2 news vehicle was no exception. nat sound although it may be unusual to see a turkey hanging out with humans and some dogs the neighbors say they welcome it. man "it makes life a lot nicer." even if it is so close to thanksgiving. reporter "are you going to have turkey on thanksgiving?" tennison dixon "yes, but from