camera. a woman is seen stealing a trump sign from a walworth county home. the homeowner says it's not the first time a trump sign has been stolen from his front yard. fox 6's ashley sears is live in the newsroom with how he is trying to stop the thefts. after a trump sign was stolen a few weeks ago. when another disappeared yesterday afternoon--he was surprised by what his camera captured. nats: cars off a busy county road-- in rural elkhorn-- nats: cars it's easy to spot-- the donald trump signs in tom schinke's front yard. what hasn't been easy--is keeping them there. 47:22 why take my trump signs? blue and white political signs-- the latest theft--was all captured on camera. 51:00 when the video first starts, she put the sign in her car. monday afternoon-- 46:21 im kind of surprised it was an older lady. a woman pulls into schinke's driveway-- 51:06 and then she came back for this wire. snatching two signs from his front yard. 52:21 its like she came out here just to get my trump signs. why? the woman didn't know she was on camera--the entire time. 50:50 she shouldve looked up la high up in his tree--with its sights set on the signs. motivated by a similar theft weeks ago. 50:32 politics aside, its theft. you stole my property. you trespassed on my property. schinke thought the thieves were kids-- 46:24 it really kind of shocks me. he was surprised to see video of an adult woman-- 46:55 i was just absolutely shocked when i saw the video. i could not believe he's now turned the video over to police-- hoping the woman gets caught and the signs stay put. 49:33 i have plenty and i have connections to get plenty more. ill just keep putting them up. town of geneva police department is investigating. schinke says he has a collection of trump signs he will keep putting up if they continue to disappear. live in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ash if you think you have solution to milwaukee's crime problems, here's your chance to speak up. the common council is announcing a series of hearings giving milwaukeeans a voice in a major policy development. fox6s bret lemoine here in the studio with new details. elected officials hope the publics input... will help give them a better idea of whats needed to keep milwaukee streets safe. for some residents in experience on a frequent basis. bd 'heres the opportunity for them to come forward and speak candidly as to what they feel are the challenges that impact milwaukees public safety.' alderman bob donovan, who is also the public safety committee chairman, says a series of upcoming hearings will hopefully give residents a voice in milwaukees search for peace. bd 'we want to have a police department that is responsive to our citizens.' donovan, along with o hamilton, announced the hearings tuesday afternoon. it kicks off on monday, october 3-rd at city hall. this meeting will be specifically for testimony from community-based organizations. from there, every saturday morning, citizens will be able to weigh in... bd 'theyre running on saturday morning from 9:30 to 11:30am - hopefully they can come out.' october 8-th at marshall high school.... the 15-th at obama high school... the 22-nd at south division high school... and the 29-th at pulaski high school. donovan says the public submitted a proposal to the common council... bd 'nothing is set in stone, weve offered a starting point.' ...but he hopes theres still time to hire more police officers. bd 'we had offered at least 16 options that the city could explore involving raising the kind of money necessary.' this week, milwaukee mayor tom barrett presented his budget proposal... keeping m-p-d staffing levels at current numbers... while upping overall funds for the department. tb "more than 165 new police officers will be in our police academy in 2017. nw will be on the job filling positions of officers we anticipate will retire.' donovan says mayor barrett, the district attorney, county executive and police chief are all invited to attend the hearings as well. ted? again the first public meeting is monday at 9 a.m. at city hall. for a full list of locations - the murder of a 5-year-old milwaukee girl is back in court today. it's the second day of trial for carl barrett junior. in 2014 -- he allegedly fired his weapon into a home -- hitting laylah petersen as she sat on her grandfather's lap. police say he intended to shoot-up a different house. prosecutors say "divonte forbes" was one of the four people who went to the home. he admitted in court today -- he didn't see barrett shoot -- because he was on the other side of the house. saras shot that green gun, the camo gun. did mister barrett fire any shots or not?" divonte says: "the truth?" sara says; "what's that?" divonte says: "you want the truth?" sara says: "yes." divonte says: "i didn't see him shoot at all. he was on the side of the building." two other suspects reached plea deals with prosecutors. their sentencing hearings are set for later this year. milwaukee police are investigating a shooting from overnight. and keefe - when she heard shots.. she then realized .. she was hit.. she was taken to the hospital but is expected to recover from her injuries. one of the owners of the milwaukee bucks responding to statements made last week by the team president. peter feigin called milwaukee the most segregated and racist city hes seen. the bucks are training in madison this week--and that's where we sent a-j bayatpour for reaction. the words that he chose mightve been a little different. words last week before the rotary club of madison. this quote, first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it just is a place that is antiquated. it is in desperate need of repair and has happened for a long, long time.' the numbers dont lie, man. if he feels that way, he feels that way. bucks forward report that found milwaukee to be the most segregated major metro in the country. but if the city is indeed in need of major changes, how does it help to spend hundreds of millions of public dollars on a new arena for a team with very wealthy owners? aj: after interest, 400 million taxpayer dollars for the publics share of the arena, that money could cover a lot of those repairs - what do you say to the people in milwaukee watching? edens: again, the choice of words wouldve been different but i think the notion of awareness is a good one. i know, from my part, were focused on doing the things we can to connect and make a die the bucks have pledged to put their money where their mouth is. they vow to pay workers at the new arena at least 15 dollars an hour by 2023. henson had his own high-profile incident last fall; he believes he was racially profiled by a suburban jewelry store that locked the doors and called the police before he could come in. my situation was just a small, small incident in a big, big realm of problems around america and in the community. we did ask to speak with peter feigin himself. team officials tell us he was not in from inside the kohl center, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. this story has been number one on our website, fox six now dot com, for more than 24 hours -- and is drawing a lot of reaction, both positive and negative, online. we invite you to join the conversation. visit our facebook page -- fox six news milwaukee, and share your reaction. showers. low: 49 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday: lingering showers. windy and cool. high: 60 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: ne 10-20 mph from your phone. just download the new fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. it was their first official face-off and the number of people who tuned in to watch -- record-breaking. it's been 24 hours since donald trump and hillary clinton went head to head on the debate stage. so who came our political reporter does some fact checking of his own. the cars were locked. but still thieves manage to break-in to at least 10 of them while kids played near by. the warning from police about what not to leave in plain sight.. and he may be spending his days in a prison cell for murder, but steven avery is about to get hitched! so who's the lucky lady? 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... 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. for only $49. russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. it was the most-watched debate in the history of presidential debate hillary clinton and donald trump go head to head last night.. so what it will mean for the candidates here in wisconsin? fox6's rachelle baillon finds out.. monday night's debate between democratic nominee hillary clinton and republican nominee donald trump was the first face-off between the two, and it drew a near record breaking crowd. "trump brought a lot of eyeballs to the debate." "he brought them to the circus but what they saw director of the republican party of wisconsin. he now runs edge messaging. he says he won't be voting for trump or clinton -- but says clinton was the clear winner in monday's contest. "the bar was set so low for trump and he couldn't he hit his head on the bar he couldn't even do that. now, does that mean that she's going to get a huge bump in the polls i don't know." as of last week, the two were locked in a dead heat here in wisconsin. school poll showed clinton with 44 percent among the state's likely voters and trump with 42 percent. fraley predicts that monday's performance will halt recent polling trends. "it stops her decline and it stops his rise so it provides an opportunity for these last 40 days for a real slug fest." uwm professor mordecai lee thinks the debate was a draw.....and also says it may not have helped undecided voters move any closer to choosing a candidate. "which means that there's an opening both for the libertarian candidate and for suspect we're going to be seeing an increase by both of those candidates because people are just so unhappy with it." at the debate, donald trump said he has better judgment than hillary clinton because he was against the iraq war. clinton says trump doesnt pay federal income tax. tho from last night's debate. political reporter theo keith put them through a reality check. fact-checking by five different journalism organizations say donald trump said more untruths, but they also say hillary clinton was guilty, too.here, we check two claims from each candidate that are central to why they believe they should be president -- and the other should not. youre telling the enemy what to do crosstalk . during monday night's 90 clinton and trump, the clock seemed to turn back -- to 2002. i was against the war in iraq. holt the record shows otherwise . trump the record does not show - the record shows that im right this is misleading.the iraq war is key to trump's argument that he has better judgment than clinton, who voted for the war as a u-s senator. until recently, there was little evidence of trumps position before the war began. he wasnt in office, so there are no votes to examine. trump ha against the war from the beginning. but trump had a different view in a 2002 interview with howard stern discovered by buzzfeed. are you for invading iraq? yeah i guess so. i wish, the first time it was done correctly by 2004, the year after the invasion, trump was publicly against the war. trump offered an explanation at mondays debate for his earlier support for the war. when i did an interview with howard stern, very lightly, the that, i said very lightly, i dont know, maybe, who knows - essentially next, well look at a clinton claim. she questions why trump hasnt released his tax returns. she speculates that he's not as rich as he says. or maybe he doesnt want the american people, all of you watching tonight, to know hes paid nothing in federal taxes. because the only years anyones ever seen were a couple of years he had to turn them over to state authorities when he was trying to get a he didnt pay any federal income tax this is misleading. heres a report to the state of new jersey in 1981, when trumps company was applying for a casino license.the report shows trump paid federal income taxes three out of five years from 1975 to 1979. he did not pay the other two years because he reported losses. the washington post put the report online. we're also going to use it to fact-check something trump said, about how start in business. my father gave me a very small loan in 1975 and i built it into a company thats worth many many billions of dollars with some of the greatest assets in the world trump's claim about a "very small loan" needs clarification. according to the same 1981 report we just mentioned, trumps father gave him a 7.5 million dollar loan in 1980. the wall street journal says a report from five years later shows an updated amount -- 14 million. donald was very fortunate in his life, and thats his business with 14 million dollars borrowed from his father then theres the issue of trade. specifically, the trans pacific partnership,. the obama administration negotiated the deal, but it has stalled in congress. trump and bernie sanders agree on this one. both are against the tpp. clintons position has evolved. you called it the gold standard. you called it the gold standard of trade deals. you said it was the i said about it, and all of a sudden you were against it well donald, i know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. actually, clintons version of 'the facts' needs clarification. in 2012, clinton said the tpp 'sets the gold standard in trade agreements.' by 2015, she was against the tpp -- saying, essentially, that it didn't meet her standards. i'm theo keith, and that's a fox6 news reality check. trump also made news last night campaign had started rumors that president obama wasn't born in america. theo takes a look at that in a web extra version of this reality check...right now on fox6 now dot com. a busy campaign week in wisconsin. republican presidential nominee donald trump will be in waukesha tomorrow. he'll be at the expo center. anne holton -- the wife democratic v-p nominee tim kaine -- will be in milwaukee and kenosha on thursday... and hillary clinton's daughter they were watching a soccer game in germantown.. but little did they know - the real action was happening in the parking lot behind them.. how thieves were scoring big-time. and a black live matter banner - stolen from an area church for the 4th time! why it's only making the congregation - stronger.. you are watching fox 6 news at 9. tonight: mostly cloudy with rain showers. low: 49 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday: lingering showers. windy and cool. high: 60 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: into a string of car break-ins from over the weekend. 10 cars were broken into in under an hour! the link between all of those break-ins is coming up. win over the lions on sunday. they look even better through the lens of photojournalist mickie leach and his 5th quarter 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 we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. new tonight - trouble at the fox valley unitarian church in appleton. for the fourth time...its "black lives matter" banner has been stolen. minister at fvuu fellowship i was really not surprised but of course i was disappointed. reporter in july, the church had a rededication ceremony of a new sign. rolenz estimates the banners cost about $120 each. kathleen rolenz/senior interim minister at fvuu fellowship the emotional cost, it feels like a violation every time. we hoped it would be the last time, but we knew better. kathy flores/showing up for racial justice appleton leader it is just a banner, we realize it's just a banner, but it is indicitave of something larger reporter rolenz and other community members are remaining resilient. not only will a new sign go up, but a fundraiser event is planned for thursday benefitting the national "black lives matter" movement. kathy flores/showing up for racial justice appleton leader there's not a lot we can do about the person who keeps stealing this. but we can send a message that every time you do this, we'll raise a conversation about racism and well raise more money to fight racism. reporter rolenz says based on questions and feedback about the black lives matter sign, the new sign will say "all lives will matter when black lives matter." kathleen rolenz/senior interim minister at fvuu fellowship i think that's a way of addressing what some people are saying that don't you think all lives matter, of course we do but i think that encompasses it all. reporter thefts... with no suspects. the church does have a security camera, but it didn't work correctly for this instance. rolenz it's not about prosecuting.. its about identifying and being able to have a larger conversation about race and racism hurts all of us. the peaceful demonstration and fundraiser will be held thursday in front of the fellowship. rolenz says she hopes whoever is stealing the sign decides to talk to her. live in the newsroom ben steph thanks ben new at 9:00-- waukesha police need your help looking for a gas station robbery suspect. they say one week ago-- this man pointed a gun at a clerk-- demanding money. it was at the p-d-q gas station near highway 59 and west avenue. the suspect took the cash and ran before police got there. his vehicle is described as a red pickup truck with a white stripe. if you have any information-- give is..? milwaukee police say he's wanted for armed robbery at a walgreens near 27th and north last tuesday. the man is believed to be in his late 20's. authorities in washington county are investigating a string of 10 vehicle break-ins. they happened within an hour of each other over the weekend. fox6s madeline anderson has more from germantown. as soccer practice gets underway tuesday... parents are on high alert after three cars were broken into sunday afternoon during a game. 'it is a little surprising and shocking to do that in broad daylight.' germantown police are warning drivers not to leave valuables visible inside their vehicles. its a crime of opportunity and people are taking that opportunity.the washington county sheriffs office also responded to six during the same time frame. pieces of broken glass still remain in the parking lot where criminals smashed door windows and stole cash.. credit cards and electronics. 00:59 the vehicles had their windows all broken out and had purses taken out from those vehicles. we also had another vehicle broken out parked near a softball field at kennedy middle school two miles away. in all 10 incidents... dozens of families were nearby... watching their children play sports. 'i just catch these people who did it.' and police say it's likely all of these crimes are related. officers are still searching for a suspect or suspects. reporting in germantown madeline anderson fox 6 news a different kind of car break-in in greenfield.... take a look at what was hanging out under the hood of a vehicle, yesterday - and opossum! firefighters were called to the scene after its nest caught fire.. they were able to get it out just as we were getting into the rhythm of the season, the packers have the weekend off. they get a bye week--probably a lot earlier than players---or fans wanted. no packers for a couple weeks so photojournalist mickie leach was determined to make tonight's 5th quarter extra special---as it'll have back to green bay until monday. that's when they'll begin preparing for the giants who they host at lambeau field on october 9th. a big election year - and you've registered to vote in the past-- you're good to go this election right? maybe not.. why so a surprise. he may be in prison - but that hasn't stopped steven avery from finding love. how wedding bells are in the future.. scattered showers continue tonight and tomorrow. details, 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... 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 james corden is set to voice a very famous character in an upcoming movie.. and adele's newest album continues to be a top seller. the details are in tonight's buzz. "peter rabbit" is coming to the big screen... james corden is set to voice peter rabbit...in an animated adaption of the children's tales. rose byrne will star as "bea" and "star wars" actress daisy ridley will also be a part of the voice the movie is due out in the spring of 20- 18. josh brolin is hoping third time's the charm... the actor married his former assistant and model "kathryn boyd" in north carolina over the weekend. this is the third marriage for brolin and the first for boyd. adele's newest album has officially made it to diamond status. the recording industry association of america reported that the singer's third album sold more than 10-million copies as of last tuesday. and aren't typical...but adele has already managed to do it twice in a row. and that's your buzz. "making a murderer" subject steven avery is engaged. according to tmz avery is set to marry lynn hartman, a legal secretary from nevada. the 54-year-old has spent more than a decade in prison for the murder of teresa halbach. we're told he's known hartman for 8 months - the pair met in person last week when hartman visited him at the a rainy night - how long will the showers hang around? weather expert tom wachs is coming up with the forecast. and defending her home - the wild video of a woman fighting off a home invasion.. plus - lighting up the night - with lanterns! the unusual new exhibit in our area.. a preview connection. earlier this month, an inmate escapes from police custody. last night...a stolen car crashes. what these two events have in common... -------------------------------- - also--it's a nasty side-effect of going back to school. head lice. you may be tempted to reach for the medicine cabinet to get rid kitchen's pantry. we'll tell you the safer solution new at ten. the u-s army has placed an order with oshkosh corporation -- worth 42-million-dollars... the order is for more vehicles and equipment related to the "joint light tactical vehicle" program. that program is providing the replacement vehicles for the army's humvees. overall -- the contract is worth 10-story building near brady street... the 140-unit building will be between franklin and arlington -- where a former boys & girls club building was torn down earlier this year. the current design is a four-story base for the building closest to the streets -- with a more narrow glass tower rising up another six stories. for more business news - go to fox 6 now dot com for a link to the business journal. weather tonight: mostly cloudy with rain showers. low: 49 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday: lingering showers. wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: ne 10-20 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. high: 66 dewpoint: 53 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 55 high: 68 dewpoint: 51 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with rain showers. low: 49 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph high: 60 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 54 wind: ne windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 53 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 55 high: 68 dewpoint: 51 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday: lingering showers. windy and cool. high: 60 dewpoint: 50 wind: ne 10-25 mph thursday: partly sunny and windy. am low: 53 high: 66 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 hi 10-20 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and windy with the slight chance for rain. am low: 55 high: 66 dewpoint: 53 wind: ne 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 55 high: 68 dewpoint: 51 we're almost a week into the fall season and apple orchards are already busy. bauer's apple shed in hortonville has been planting apple trees for nearly 40 years. they have more than 300 trees and around 20 different varieties of apples. the owner says this year's harvest has been the best in years. he says it's all thanks to the weather. we didn't have the frost this year which we've had in some of the years and mother nature was just good to us and i guess the heat and the rain gave us a nice crop. the state will last for about another month. it's a meeting of east and west. a new exhibition opens saturday -- promising to light up the boerner botanical gardens. fox6's carl deffenbaugh shows you the amazing sights at "china lights." pandas and people, birds and butterflies. larger-than-life flowers and creatures that only live in stories. theyre all on display, gardens throughout the month of october. 'its really out of this world.' this magical menagerie is called 'china lights,' and it brings some of the wonder of chinese lantern festivals to the midwest. 'its spectacular. i mean, this is an amazing exhibit during the day but at night, when the lights come on, its breathtaking.' workers from china have spent the last month assembling the show, which features around a thousand individual pieces. welders build the frames, electricians install the wires and bulbs, and artists add silk s color for a dazzling final product. 'we had 28 artisans coming from china and they stayed here for four weeks time. and they worked day and night to have these lanterns built and set up.' 'there are about 40 installation areas over a three-quarter mile loop here at the botanical gardens. and sure to be one of the most popular is this 200-foot-long dragon, which gives you a sense of the scope and scale of this exhibition.' 'i am just ecstatic that this is here in milwaukee, and just ecstatic that we at the gardens can show this to everyone in the area. its a a dream come true, as a dream world prepares to light up the gardens. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. if you're interested in visiting china lights at boerner botanical gardens -- you can learn more and purchase tickets on the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. we also have photos of the china lights at festivals across the country. precious and limited resource - especially in manufacturing.. that's why a-o smith and marquette university are co-leading a study to address the issue. they're looking for ways to conserve water-- through innovation in technology, infrastructure and investment. "we need to all be taking a much more stewardship approach that says we all need to be looking at how we can conserve this very precious resource that we have and put it from a meeting with more than 50 national leaders and water experts back in february. remembering the legacy of james foley. today-- "on the issues" at marquette university law school discussed the life and work of the journalist and marquette alum. foley was a front line reporter in the middle east. he was captured by the terror group isis while on assignment. the group beheaded foley and released a recording of it in august of 2014. panelists discussed the challenges of combat reporting - and reflected on foley's motivation. "the people on the ground, the civilians that were living through war and what they were experiencing and he felt like we don't pay attention to that. you see about death tolls, you see about bombings but you don't see what the everyday person is going through and i knew that that was what was driving him to go to places like that." a documentary on foley's life and work will be featured at called "jim: the james foley story." a fire captain is dead and nine other firefighters and six police officers are hurt after a house explosion in new york city this morning. fire crews responded to reports of a gas leak, at a two-story bronx residence. they discovered what appeared to be a possible marijuana grow house" and called police. that's when there was an explosion, and fire. the captain was rushed to a local hospital after getting struck by he later died. police say there were renters living in the house. wait until you see this surveillance video from georgia. three men burst into a home with guns drawn - wanting money,. but they didn't realize - the homeowner was there -and she was armed! surveillance video showed the woman opening fire on the suspects. they ducked the bullets as they ran out of the house. one man was found shot to death in the driveway. the other two got away. gwinnett county police say the surveillance video has led still on the loose. the homeowner will not be charged. this is national voter registration day-- and registering just got easier in milwaukee. beverly taylor reports the latest changes make excuses not the vote less plausible. "no it's no escuse not to vote. i mean we kinda had to fight for the right to vote, way back. so it's really important to me.and that's why we found stephanie municipal building on the second day of early voting. these people want to see more voters like her. officials and a variety of community leaders gathered on this: national voter registration day. "we join this national voter registration day movement to make sure all eligible asian and pacific islander americans are registering to practice their voting rights regardless of party."they also announced you can now register to vote at any neighborhood branch in the city october 19th. "we'll take our special registration, our registration form have them fill out the portion they need and then we'll take the information that we need. and it's very simple. takes only a couple of minutes to complete :00 keep in mind, registration is not just for those who have never voted before. "you must complete a voter registration application if you are new to wisconsin, if you change your name :25...... :30 if you moved since the last time you votedor the last four years. "once you're registered you can get a ballot and then go to the privacy of a booth and really make your vote count. " "i think it is wonderful. the more access the better. get the most people out there to be heard.in milwaukee, beverly taylor, fox 6 news. for everything you need to know before you head to the polls -- visit the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six get registered, where you'll need to go to vote, which types of photo i-d will be acceptable -- and more. 10pm open we have an exclusive update on the man caught on camera... fleeing from the back of a milwaukee police van. 17-year old raymond barfield is now back in custody... after what appears to be a dangerous end. fox6s bret lemoine is in the studio with an update: milwaukee police say barfield was arrested in a stolen vehicle near 23-rd and nash monday night. fox6 was there to see the wreck left behind. the stop sign on the hood... is pretty symbolic 17-year old monday night... the law caught up with him again. this time... police hope its for good. back on september 11-th... this exclusive cell phone video captured barfield escaping from the back of a milwaukee police van. 'the look of his face when he jumped out was kind of a shock - like what do i do now?' the witness, who didnt want to be identified, says barfield was handcuffed... and darted down silver spring in broad daylight. m-p-d says barfield was initially arrested for stealing a car on the 11-th. fox6 looked into his past... and discovered barfield a car on milwaukees east side back in 20-15, holding the driver at gunpoint. authorities say barfield... and others... took police on a chase through glendale and milwaukee. barfield was also accused of trying to steal from a walgreens in greenfield and an attempted purse snatching. while barfield was arrested and charged, court records show there was a problem with a witness. the district attorney dismissed the charges and refiled them. but weeks after this incident... 'i dont know how the officer is not in his rearview mirror watching.'

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