victim to assault. my girlfriend was sleeping in the house where he was in when i was at the store lindsy says she's glad holloway is now free, even though she believes he did burglarize her home and took her purse. taking a purse doesn't constitute twenty something years in prison to be accurate, holloway was convicted of a different sexual assault in 1985 and served his time for that previously. some members of the community are holding a fundraiser for him tonight at ten p-m at the kiss ultra lounge. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news brad thanks myra weather together. milwaukee police investigating five shootings yesterday and another from this morning. they say the first shooting took place yesterday afternoon at 32nd and meinecke-- leaving 28-year-old jarvis johnson dead. then-- between about eight and 11-30 last night-- another four non-fatal shootings occurred throughout the city. plus-- two others were seriously injured after they were shot in a car this morning. all victims were under the age of thirty. campaign visits will keep wisconsin in the political spotlight over the weekend. russ feingold rally. tomorrow-- bill clinton and donald trump will also be returning to the state. clinton will be campaigning for his wife at a rally in milwaukee. donald trump will be attending a festival for the republican party in elkhorn. in response to hurricane matthew lashing the east coast-- the american red cross of wisconsin is sending volunteers to help. dozens of people have headed down to numerous states to help provide relief. if you would like to help-- the red cross says you can help by donating money-- donating blood-- or training to be a volunteer weather clearing skies tonight and cool with temperatures falling into the 40s this evening. mostly clear overnight with patchy frost inland. temperatures will fall into the upper 30s in our inland counties overnight, low 40s near highs around 60. we have a brief warm up on the way early next week with highs around 70. tonight: mostly clear and cool. low: 41 dewpoint: 31 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. a.m. patchy frost inland. high: 60 dewpoint: 35 wind: nw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny. high: 60 dewpoint: 41 wind: e 5-10 mph as tom just showed us -- hurricane matthew continues its florida officials issuing an update this afternoon -- showing more than 1-million customers have lost power -- many of them in the daytona beach area... that's where dan mannarino joins us live as the storm keeps going. dan mannarino live in daytona beach, florida as hurricane matthew moves up the atlantic coast. when you see your business getting boarded up what are your thoughts i hope its there tomorrow thats what with before the storm had to say about his business in melbourne. nats 25:00 blowing debri which is where pix11 reported from the storm during the morning hours - wind gustts up to 115 miles per hour, in an area that was mandated to evacuate - shelters packed to capacity - with nearly 6,000 people reported to have no power early on. sot - 32:32 everyone here was able to fit in properly the red cross houses over 6,000 people in shelters . as the down trees, closed bridges , even a hospital evacuated and shut down, with the sign almost blown over nats but, the storm moved north - so we did to, to daytona beach - which is getting hit a whole lot harder - power outages widespread, beaches completed eroded, with the storm surge growing. dan mannarino live in daytona beach, florida as hurricane matthew moves up brad thanksda it seems every week there's a surprise in the nfl. this week it came in a box of food for one packers player. brandon cruz has the details you don't want to miss coming up. and aaron rodgers is smiling, heading into this weekend, because the wrapping came off. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. 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 even though it was just a week off and 2 weeks in between games, it seems like an eternity since the packers last played. they beat the lions then and now they're getting ready for the giants. aaron rodgers is ready to go as is one of his targets, jeff janis who had the wrap taken off of h "he's still catching with his body a lot, which is great, you know. that's jeff, you know. but it's nice having him back out there in the receiver role. he's a big asset to our team in the special teams game and you saw the toughness as he would go out there with his club. it's been great for him to have that off and to get to use his hands again. i'm still pushing him to use his hands to catch it everyday a little more. but because it's a late start for the packers on sunday night, it's a late start for us on the sports blitz as we will have post game reaction live from lambeau beginning at 11:05. and injured tight end jared cook found quite the surprise in a box of wings he ordered tuesday. here's a tweet, including a picture, showing you exactly what he found in his buffalo wild wings order. this happened tuesday when i went to eat @bwwings how sway? how? lemon pepper. in response, buffalo wild wings tweeted... @jaredcook89 this is something we take very seriously, and we are looking into it. we're getting in touch with you right now to learn more. here's cook today about his find. "got home, started eating the first wing, as i was putting the bone back in the box i saw the chicken head and immediately spit my food out." "so, did you eat the rest?" "no, everything went back, laughs." "i mean the rest of the wings, not just the head." the place?" "heck yeah!" after a tough loss last weekend to the 4th ranked michigan wolverines, the badgers get this weekend off as they prepare for 2nd ranked ohio state next weekend. we're getting down the end of the regular season for high school football, 2 games left before the playoffs. tonight, pip is in kenosha at st. joseph's for the fox 6 high school blitz game of the week with racine st. catherines. he'll feature the game coming up live on fox 6 news at 6, he'll have a story a reaction at ten in the blitz. the bucks season is only 19 days away from tipping off when the charlotte hornets come to the bradley center. tomorrow is game 2 of their preseason schedule as they'll host the dallas mavericks at the kohl center in madison. on monday, they got the preseason started with a 2 point win over the bulls in chicago. greg monroe led the way with 15 points as michael carter-williams added 6 assists and 11 rebounds. "i thought michael was great down the stretch too, getting guys into position and making plays. it just shows michael's he's out there competing, trying to help his teammates get better and his team to win." workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. because wisconsin's middle class project will redevelop nearly a full block of north avenue in the bronzeville neighborhood... part of that redevelopment -- will turn the vacant former garfield avenue school building into apart "america's black holocaust museum." the museum has been closed since 2008 -- and the city acquired its former building in anticipation of this kind of eventual redevelopment. governor scott walker was at the g-e healthcare research facility in wauwatosa today -- recognizing "national manufacturing day." he was on hand for the final assembly of the 17-thousandth ultrasound system. the governor declared october to contest is being held right now to find the "coolest thing made in wisconsin." after 20-thousand votes -- there are three finalists: harley-davidson motorcycles -- johnsonville sausage brats -- and marinette marine's literal littoral combat ship. to cast your vote -- head to fox6 now dot com and search "coolest." the final round of voting runs through october 15th. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. weather together. the new jersey transit train that crashed last month accelerated just before the accident. that's according to the national transportation safety board. recording devices on board show it was moving eight miles per hour 38 seconds before the crash -- then it sped up to 21 miles per hour before hitting a platform at the hoboken terminal. officials say the engineer put on the emergency brake less than a second before the collision. one person was killed.... and more than 110 others hurt. the n-t-s-b says the investigation a motorcycle carrying a bomb explodes in instanbul -- near a police station. 10 people were injured. a suspect was seen speeding away from the scene on another motorcycle... no group has claimed responsibility for the attack colombian president juan manuel santos is the winner of this year's nobel peace prize. the nobel committee awarding him the prize for his efforts to bring peace to colombia following more than five decades of conflict with communist rebels. the armed conflict has cost the lives of colombians. despite santos' efforts -- colombians voted against a referendum that would have finalized the peace agreement. ...taking another live look at hurricane matthew as it moves up the atlantic coast. this is tybee island, georgia -- where strong winds and rain are kicking up waves. it's now a category two hurricane -- but matthew is still producing wind speeds up to 110 miles per hour on land... and is expected to keep weather clearing skies tonight and cool with temperatures falling it mostly clear overnight with patchy frost inland. temperatures will fall into the upper 30s in our inland counties overnight, low 40s near the lake. mostly sunny this weekend up on the way early next week with highs around 70. tonight: mostly clear and cool. low: 41 dewpoint: 31 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. a.m. patchy dewpoint: 35 wind: nw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 43 high: 60 dewpoint: 41 wind: e 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: mph tuesday: partly sunny with a chance for a few showers. am low: 54 high: 69 dewpoint: 51 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 45 wind: nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 39 high: 57 dewpoint: 33 u-s employers added 156-thousand jobs last month -- and unemployment ticked up slightly to 5-percent... but the increase in unemployment is a good sign -- because more americans began looking for work again -- even though not all have found jobs. the hiring figures will likely keep the federal reserve on track to raise the short-term interest rate by december. the n-y-p-d is looking into a strange incident yesterday on the manhattan bridge... someone hung a huge banner with a picture of russian president vladimir putin -- with the word "peacm the brooklyn side of the bridge. police are looking at surveillance video to try to find out who put it there. the home of late, great, boxing legend muhammad ali is up for sale. the kentucky mansion is in louisville. the 9000 square foot home includes a pool, four-car garage... and even a university of louisville-themed basketball court. it's listed for 2-point-2-million- dollars. ali died in june at age 74 after a long battle with parkinson's disease. the kardashians won't be back on t-v anytime soon... and two country artists announce production of "keeping up with kardashians" is on hold... this comes after kim kardashian was gagged, tied up and robbed at gunpoint during paris fashion week. "e network" released a statement saying kim's well-being is our core focus right now." no word yet on when production will resume. sarah jessica parker played a writer on t-v... now she's getting into publishing in real li reportedly serve as editorial director of her own imprint at hogarth publishing. parker will help find, edit, and publish three or four novels each year. faith hill and tim mcgraw have two things to be excited about... the two are the newest members of nashville's music city hall of fame. they are the 73rd and 74th honorees. and the two announced they'll be co-headlining a world tour, beginning april seventh in new at the back of his mind -- got to be a pilot at joint base andrews... "i feel special." "my dad and my sister and my mom made this all happen and i couldn't have done it without them all." that's kwami penty... he has a rare malignant brain tumor -- but yesterday he got a break from chemotherapy to be escorted on base in a humvee and paid for by the "check six foundation" which helps terminally ill children. open now at six. matthew -- churning up the coast! hurricane nats the local help -- headed down south "it's time for me to get out and help other people."-------- plus. construction detours -- creating some confusion for drivers. why it's also putting pedestrians at risk. ------ and searching for answers -- following a spike in gun violence over the last 24-hours. that is our big story. half-a-dozen people ? -- shot overnight in the city of milwaukee. of all the victims -- we're learning at least one of them has died. angelica sanchez joins us live headquarters with the latest. angelica? good afternoon... several of the shooting victims in the past 24 hours share something in common-- they were passengers in a car. police are investigating the suspects and motives behind these crimes. one milwaukee woman tells us gun violence has severely plagued her neighborhood. "i've been living here since chain with the shootings." longtime milwaukee resident jelaine calvin recently moved into her sister's home. this is just a few blocks away from thursday afternoon's deadly shooting on the 2400 block of north 32nd street. police say 28- year-old jarvis j johnson was a passenger inside a car when he was shot around 2:30pm by a someone in another vehicle. johnson was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. residents like calvin say gunfire has plagued her neighborhood. "i mean one while i had to lay down on the couch because i thought the