tonight's big story - he turned himself in. the driver suspected of causing a triple- fatal crash is now in police custody. the crash killed three women visiting from the chicago area. their uber driver is still recovering. fox6s bret lemoine is live downtown with more about all those involved in this terrible accident. the mi examiners report indicates none of the three women were wearing a seatbelt. the driver, however, was buckled up. its the kind of sight... dm 'one was like, smashed and crushed up - the other was really bad.' ...demone da-mone madison wishes he could forget. from he heard sundays fatal crash at 2-nd and clybourn. dm 'a big boom. a big crash. like something just exploded.' according to the milwaukee county medical examiners office, three women from the chicago area died after the uber they were riding in was struck by a lexus. it happened at around 2-45 sunday morning as they were headed to a hotel. police say the lexus blew a red light and smashed into the uber, a ford fusion. investigators say two men in the lexus ran from the scene after impact... the suspected driver, a in to police monday afternoon. 30-year old ashley sawatzke, 35-year old lindsey cohen and 32-year old amy taylor were all in the backseat of the car and died as a result of the wreck. all three worked together at a chicago advertising agency until earlier this year. in a statement, a company spokeswoman tells us: 'we are absolutely devastated by the loss of these three incredible, exuberant were not naming the suspect until hes charged. we've learned that he has a history of drunk driving and driving with a revoked license. we stopped by his home tonight-- and were told "no comment." reporting live at mpd, bl, fox6 news. mary thanks bret a go fund me dot com account has been set up for the uber driver hurt in this horrible crash. if you'd like to make a donation -- you'll the "links" page at fox six now dot com -- or your fox six news mobile app. now to a fox6 exclusive... hes safe. after being abducted -- during an alleged auto theft last night -- a toddler is back with his mother. but, not without a critical contribution from a milwaukee man. justin williams spoke exclusively with the neighbor who helped find the boy. i notice him, right here, and he just inched-up, here, and he parked, here, like, diagonally. around 6 p-m sunday evening, and he was just about to drive away from the 5600 block of north 39th street, in milwaukee, when he noticed an unfamiliar kia ... followed by an unfamiliar honda s- u-v. the driver door opened, on the kia, and the passenger door opened, on the honda s-u-v, you know, so i dont know what kinda transaction was goin on. sullivan said he waited.. and watched the kia driver. he jum jumped into the passenger seat, and they stormed down 39th street. sullivan then went to a relatives house. nearly two hours later, he, and others, received an amber alert. they looked at me and was like, didnt you just tell us this story? i was like, lemme call my mom and see if the vehicles still out there. then she looked out here. i said, call the police. dont go to the vehicle, cuz theres a baby in there. the baby was 15-month old taratino carter, whose mother, milwaukee police say, left him in her running vehicle, as she went inside a convenience store, suspect stole the vehicle, with the baby inside. the car got this far, before being abandoned. i dont think thats heroic. i think thats, um, thats human instinct, and i think thats what any, natural human being, responsible human being, shoulda done, if they even notice somethin, like that. i'm told the baby was unharmed, and asleep, when he was discovered in the vehicle. in fact, it must have been a pretty sound sleep, because, im told a neighbor checked the vehicle, and thought the baby was a doll. meanwhile, they continue searching for a suspect, this afternoon. this is the latest, in milwaukee. im justin williams, fox 6 news. a violent day in our area. police responding to multiple shootings. officers are searching for suspect after a homicide today near 24th and auer. officials say the victim was shot during a fight with the suspect. and a suspect is in custody for a homicide this afternoon near 11th and wright. police say a 23-year-old man was shot by a 22-year-old man. the motive is unclear. investigating a homicide near 19th avenue and 62nd street. a 33-year-old man was shot shortly after 5 tonight - no one is in custody. and a fourth homicide has rocked a north side milwaukee neighborhood. a tavern owner is found dead inside his bar at 35th and silver spring.. our a.j. bayatpour - spoke with his relatives. a.j. joins us live with more. family members say the victim of this shooting is michael at pride in the fact he was able to open a business. a number of people gathered at the scene earlier say that was their neighborhood bar and mike was a big reason why... he always said he wanted to be an entrepreneur, he wanted to own his own and he saved enough money and thats what he did. as the sun sets beyond the intersection of 35th and silver spring monday, the neon 'open' sign comes on at this corner are a murder investigation and the wounded hearts of mike patton's family. the relatives say just on saturday, mike hosted a family gathering at the bar. they was out there barbecuing on the grill back there and he was saying mama, im thinking about going to ohio and i said go, i want you to go, leave here. milwaukee police say that dream ended a little before 1:30 in the afternoon. someone shot and killed patton, the oldest of three. hes my big brother. im the only girl. he was very bossy, making sure i was always straight. making sure- im the only girl so he patton says through the years, the two siblings remained very close. every day, every day, i talk to my brother every day. he knows i love him and i tell him i love him every day. relatives suspect someone tried to rob patton as he opened the bar. just for a little money? why do you have to kill somebody? they say it's the exact kind of senseless violence that prompted their loved one to plan on leaving his its just ridiculous. every week, twice a week, people are getting killed. it just dont make no sense. milwaukee police say they are still working to establish a motive and identify any suspects. family members say patton is survived by his fiancee and seven children. live at district four, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. mary thank aj boss at the jazz cafe in milwaukee will got to trial. jason small faces several felonies -- including first degree intentional homicide in the death of donald lewis. small waived his preliminary hearing today.. lewis' body was found in a walled- off section of the cafe basement. a department of corrections officer pleads not guilty to a shooting outside a milwaukee night club. 22-year-old lillie jones is charged with first-degree reckless injury. onyx night club near 31st and lancaster. jones is now on leave from the taycheedah correctional facility. mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling through the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the mid-to-upper 30s by sunrise. increasing clouds on tuesday with a chance for a few afternoon and evening showers. temperatures will reach the low-to-mid 50s. heavier rain is forecast to move continue through the day with highs in the upper 40s. we will have a blustery southeast wind as well. drying out thursday before rain chances return friday, along with a brief warm up. tonight: mostly clear. low: 38 wind: n 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/night showers. check the radar anytime - right from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's aa android and apple. world series fever is spreading.. game one is tomorrow.. it's the cubs versus the indians wait until you hear how much a ticket costs.. what should we do with juvenile offenders in milwaukee. the new plan that treats the mind over the body. and we're just about two weeks until election day. who's winning? the latest polls - and the upcoming visits to russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. he supports privatizing social security so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a plan for medicare... turn it into a voucher program and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket or are left without coverage altogether. but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... the wisconsin sate fair - has a new ceo. kathleen o'leary has served as the interim replacement since may. she has worked for wisconsin state fair park for nearly 20 years in chief operations officer. the clock is ticking. with just over two weeks until election day -- presidential challengers hillary clinton and donald trump are on the campaign trail -- but they're also both prepping their teams for the future. dianne gallagher has this report from washington, dc just 15 days before the united states picks its new president and voters in some battleground states are already hitting the roll out their version of the final stretch strategy. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: i believe we're actually winning. but despite his claims, trump is down in national polls, party officials say he's not out sean spicer / chief strategist & communications director, rnc: i think we're in a dead heat, in some states we might be a little behind, but as mr. trump just pointed out, in ohio we're up, in iowa we're up. trump did receive his first major newspaper endorsement from the conservative las vegas review journal. still, some consistently red states are now being called toss-ups just two weeks out, whic clinton's new focus. hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: emphasizing the importance of electing democrats down the ballot. she's not the only one. president obama is cutting ads for house and senate democrats and endorsing 150 state legislative candidates. but even as democrats slam republicans for standing by their nominee, sen. elizabeth warren / -d- massachusetts: trump even attacked kelly ayotte and called her weak across the aisle, having private conversations with some republicans, as she turns her attention from trump to transition. though no one from her camp will talk about it on the record, just yet. hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: i am a little superstitious about that. i want to focus on what our first task is. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. more campaign visits are scheduled in wisconsin - this time both candidates are sending their kids. chelsea clinton is coming back to the badger state. she is scheduled to campaign for her mother, hillary clinton in la cros tomorrow. eric trump will campaign for his father in waukesha and bayside on wednesday, also, we're told donald trump will be back in wisconsin before the election.. no word yet on when or where that visit will be.. the same man who went after house speaker paul ryan's predecessor -- is now threatening ryan's hold on the job. political reporter theo keith tells you how this all has to do with fest speaker paul ryan is trying to prevent donald trump's plunge in the polls from doing collateral damage that would allow democrats to regain control of the u-s house. yet some republicans, unhappy with ryan's refusal to defend trump, are threatening the speaker's job. a lot of the people who believe so desperately that we need to put donald trump in the white house, they question the loyalty of the speaker. i do think there will be real discussions after will be and what that will look like going forward if republicans do lose seats in the house, uwm professor mordecai lee says ryan's job becomes tougher. it could happen to him what happened to his predecessor. it could happen that a minority of his caucus is so unhappy that they could prevent the caucus from really operating ryan's team responded, "the speaker is fighting to ensure we hold a strong majority next congress, and he his colleagues." we note, the speakership and ryan's seat in congress are separate. but ryan's long-shot challenger in wisconsin's 1st district sees a link if republicans try to oust the speaker. if he really has aspirations for the presidency in 2020, there is that possibility that he might decide to resign from congress it might seem like a long shot, but stranger things have happened this campaign year, so i wouldnt put it out of the realm of possibility lee views that as unlikely. i dont see paul ryan doing that. paul ryan loves being in congres public policy ryan's team responding to that democratic challenger, ryan solen. "paul ryan is focused on earning the support of voters of the 1st district. in the newsroom, theo keith, fox6 news. for more on all the campaigns leading up to election day on november 8th -- head to our website, fox six now dot com and click the politics tab. campaigns aside - the real hot ticket ?? seats to this year's world series!! the chicago cubs haven't won a world series championship since 1908-- and the cleveland indians last prices for this year's historic matchup between the two cities... are out of the park! according to ticket-i-q... the average asking price for the four baseball games scheduled in cleveland -- is about 39-hundred dollars... but that's a bargain compared with what it costs to get into games three, four and five in chicago-- the average asking price for those games at wrigley field is about 72-hundred dollars! in the world series three times since last winning in 1948.... the cubs haven't even been there since 1945 and they haven't won a series since 1908.... it's pretty clear what theme will lead into this year's fall classic... tim van vooren joins us in studio with more... lead into this year's fall classic... tim van vooren joins us in studio with more... couple of generations, but it isn't really surprising.... they have married prolific young talent with selective free agent acquisitions in pointing toward this season and they have been the best team in the game from spring training on.... and that puts some pressure on the guys from chicago.... both series squads work out in cleveland today with the indians trying to build off the momentum they develop in getting to this point in the postseason..... the cubs know they have all the weapons they could want, but they also know that they were worried about their survival earlier in the postseason.... "this is one of those moments that at the end of your career you look back on and say man it was really spe world series is one of the things that you dream about as a kid and i think for all of us we'll get a chance to reflect on that at some point but right now it's not really the time. right not is the time to focus on what we're trying to do." the manager of the cubs, joe maddon, has been to the world series with tampa bay.... the manager of the indians, terry francona, has won twice with the red sox, breaking a long drought the first time, are now key pitchers for chicago.... fox 6 has you covered for the world series. ted perry will be in chicago starting tomorrow night. watch for his reports throughout the week. plus, you'll see every game right here on fox6-- your home for the world series on fox. trouble. there's a new plan for a new facility for juvenile offenders in milwaukee county... how a new kind of therapy could be the key to success. and crash at an i-hop - a milwaukee teen killed - and why he never should have mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling through the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the mid-to-upper 30s by sunrise. increasing clouds on tuesday with a chance for a few afternoon and evening showers. temperatures will reach the low-to-mid 50s. in early wednesday morning and continue through the day with highs in the upper 40s. we will have a blustery southeast wind as well. drying out thursday before rain chances return friday, along with a brief warm up. tonight: mostly clear. low: 38 wind: n 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/night showers. high: 53 wind: e 5-10 mph wednesday:cloudy and windy with high: 49 wind: se 15-25 mph am low: 45 high: 49 wind: se 15-25 mph the future of the milwaukee county juvenile offender program is heading in a new direction. coming up-- we'll show you the program's ne the proposal for a new facility that officials are calling "a must." and we go beyond the game to see the packers victory over the bears through the lens of sports photojournalist mickie leach.... that's ahead on fox six is just so much more. at subway, our new tender, juicy autumn carved turkey sandwich may look like a lot. but we're actually making it with a lot less. this thick-cut oven-roasted turkey is made without artificial preservatives or flavors. which are good things to have less of. instead, it's made with sliced cheddar, 9-grain wheat bread, and our all new cranberry mustard sauce all for a limited time. it's a big new flavor. for a better subway. i'm russ feingold and i approve this ealthcare, 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. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. milwaukee county leaders discuss how best to rehabilitate juvenile offenders.... and that includes the idea of building a new ?residential treatment facility for troubled youth. julie collins tells you - the goal would be to provide an ?alternative to juvenile prison. in a packed room -- everyone from judges to school officials-- listened to what could be the future of the county's juvenile offender program. from seattle, washington.. to explain what's called the integrated treatment model - 'were working with clients who typically have behaviors that are considered really sort of out of control or beyond the scoop and we what we want to do is first understand that behavior and want to help them find different ways help them find different ways of solving the same problem.' dr. henry schmidt; psychologist with behavioral affiliates dr. schmidt says the concept is successful.. and is being used in communities around the world. 'cbt; cognitive behavioral therapy has the best evidence thats been effect for other clients that look very similarly with both adolescents and adults i dont see any reason why it wont be effective here.' dr. henry schmidt; psychologist with behavioral affiliates there are plans to use this model for a new juvenile residential treatment facility in milwaukee county. 'its important to have an array of treatment availability for youth depending on their needs.' the county says this future facility is a "must" after ?witnessing poor treatment of youth offenders at lincoln juvenile justice center. 'we see that by developing the capacity for a residential program within our continuum it will allow us to eventually reduce our population of youth in secure settings.' the ?idea of building a facility has not yet been approved by the county board... so specifics -- like where such a facility would be built-- or how many juveniles it could help at any one time-- these are still questions that need to be ?sorted out. julie collins fox 6 news. they say thomas clod-felter is an inmate at the sturtevant transitional facility. he walked away from a work release site late last night. clodfelter is 59 tall, and 186 pounds. if you know anything on his whereabouts - contact law enforcement immediately. a 14-year-old milwaukee boy is killed after crashing a stolen vehicle in fox valley. grand chute police say about 11-30 last night-- they spotted a vehicle from a reckless driving case - and began chasing it.. once the pursuit reach backed off. that's when the driver lost control and crashed into a light pole at an i-hop restaurant. investigators say the teen had stolen his uncle's car in oshkosh. waukesha police arrest an 11-year- old boy for posting threatening messages, posing as a creepy clown. it happened earlier this month at hawthorne elementary. police say someone using the username "creepy clown 1-2-3" threatened to bring weapons to school. anonymously. police seized a school-issued "eye"- pad as part of its investigation. they are now working with juvenile authorities. thousands of pounds of prescription drugs sorted and sent off to the incinerator. it is all a part of last weekend's "drug take back" event in wisconsin. people could take their drugs to 127 pop-up drop-off locations. the goal is to get unused and expired prescription and over-the-counter medications out of homes so they don't end up in the water supply or the wrong hands. officials addicted to prescription drugs get them from friends or family. "and as we know, those who become addicted to controlled substances, painkillers such as oxy, when those run out, when they can't find them that's when they turn to heroin. so that's the gateway and that;s our biggest concern." so far state officials estimate more than 21-thousand pounds of drugs have been dropped off this year alone. if you or someone you know is struggling with addiction -- we our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. the other night, the banged-up packers were able to pull away from their rival, the chicago bears..... with color rush jerseys for each team and several players out with injury, it was a bit tough to watch at times..... but it's easy to watch the fifth quarter, by fox six sports photojournalist 20 years.. and now a time capsule from the central part of the city is opened.. what's inside - and why the mayor was on hand for the big reveal. and more trouble for the subway sandwich chain - why jared fogle's ex- rain chances return to the forecast over the next few days. i'll show you when the best chance will be coming 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. ve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line a lifetime of comedy... and tyler perry's latest film is another winner at the box office. one again... tyler perry's "boo! a madea halloween" tops the box office in its first weekend -- bringing in an estimated 27-point-6 million dollars. she's not the only one who's back... tom cruise reprises his role in "jack reacher: never go back." the sequel to the 2012 hit opened at number two -- earning an estimated 23-million dollars. and seasonal thriller rounds out the top three... having cost only nine-million-dollars to make -- "ouija: origin of evil" is universal... earning 14-point-one-million dollars in its opening weekend. actor bill murray honored sunday night at the kennedy center in washington d-c... after some jokes and jabs -- murray accepted the "mark twain prize for american humor." speaking on the red carpet -- murray says, he typically doesn't like to be the center of attention. "i'm not really excited to see anyone talking about me particularly. but i like just seeing them all... they are funny people and fine people" "bill murray is our fond of him had he lived, had he not tragically passed away a hundred some-odd years ago." murray is the 19th mark twain prize winner... others include richard pryor -- george carlin and eddie murphy. get ready for some rain. weather expert tom wachs is coming up with the forecast. and it's never too soon to be generous.. why some folks in waukesha are getting in the christmas spirit - already!!! chase. and the scariest part - or treat! but this d-y-i project is downright dangerous. before you head to pintrest... a warning tonight from contact 6 about laundry pods and halloween. a landlord in big trouble tonight.... what the city of milwaukee is doing to hold him accountable. and why problems a little spit and polish for the playground! yeah, that term is a little old school - but the kids will appreciate the shine as they - take it to the rim! and who do they have to thank? some of the guys they look up to - new at ten. in business news - work could soon begin on a new park on oak creek's lakefront. the "lake vista" project has been in the works for year -- and will cover about 50 acres between fifth avnu the space would feature athletic fields -- pavilions and nature trails leading to a beach. oak creek's plan commission will consider rezoning 50 acres of city-owned land tomorrow for "lake vista park." marquette university and uw-milwaukee men's basketball teams could start playing each other again... representatives of milwaukee's two division-one programs are discussing how to make that happen. the last time the golden eagles and panthers men's teams played was in december 2011. for more business news - go to fox 6 now dot com for a link to adlib to wx weather mostly clear tonight with temperatures evening. we'll drop into the mid-to-upper 30s by sunrise. increasing clouds on tuesday with a chance for a few afternoon and evening showers. temperatures reach the low-to-mid 50s. heavier rain is forecast to move in continue through the day with highs in the upper 40s. we will have a drying out thursday before rain chances return friday, along with a brief warm 38 wind: n 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a chance for afternoon/night high: 53 wind: e 5-10 mph wednesday:cloudy and windy with rain likely. chilly. am low: 45 high: 49 wind: se 15-25 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am low: wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. windy. am low: 40 high: 60 wind: s 10-20 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 48 high: 54 wind: nw 5-15 39 high: 53 wind: se 5-10 mph anchors thanks weather breakfast is about to get more exciting.. check out - thin yep general mills is releasing girl scout cookie flavored cereals. besides thin mints - there is also caramel crunch -- a cereal version of samoas. look for them in stores in january. it was one of the first banks to move into the harambee honors for the north shore bank branch on m-l- k- drive. fox6's jonathon gregg shows you how staff is celebrating 20 years in the neighborhood - by unveiling a time capsule. "another business that was not hear 20 years ago." 20 years may not seem like a very long time. but a lot of good can be done. "there were very few branches in the central part of milwaukee at that point in time." in that time neighborh "that we will at some point have the best martin luther king drive in the nation." the neighborhood surrounding mlk and reservoir has changed for the better. "businesses that are created and financed, the homes that are financed, the savings that occur here. it's all about building for the future." on this day 20 years ago milwaukee's north shore bank opened this branch in the harambee neighborhood. "we put a time capsule in and which i thought was very ingenious." and today they are cracking open stone. "i went to the sports like i always do. looks like there is an article on tiger woods and reggie white." bank president jay mckenna found an archive of newspapers, artwork from local school children and posters of surrounding neighborhoods. "please don't open until 2096" and some items we'll have to wait a little while longer to see. "i tom barrett mayor of the city of milwaukee do hereby proclaim,... gratitude for an investment monday october 24, 2016 to be north shore bank day... that continues entire city of milwaukee." in milwaukee jonathon gregg, fox6 news. federal regulators - scrutinizing a massive merger between a-t-and-t -- and time warner. the nearly 86 billion dollar deal would see a-t-and-t take ownership of content providers like h-b-o and c-n-n. the telecom giant already owns a leading wireless service -- directv -- and home internet service. a senate subcommittee will hold hearings on the proposal next month. pitchman jared fogle is suing the sandwich chain. her lawsuit claims top executives knew of his pedophilia as early as 2004 and should have notified authorities. katie mclaughlin divorced fogle after he pleaded guilty last year to federal charges of child pornography and having sex with minors. she says she is filing the suit to get answers about what subway knew and when its executives knew it. i filed this lawsuit today because i have questions. questio children will ask me and that i imagine the families of the fourteen victims are asking. questions to which, i have no other way to get answers." mcglaughlin says it was devastating to find out subway knew about his behavior, but still started a campaign that sent him into elementary schools. subway has not commented. transportation officials working on piecing together what led up to a deadly bus crash in palm springs, california. injured when the bus slammed into the back of a semi- truck early yesterday. the two vehicles were reportedly so mangled that rescuers needed to use a crane to search for victims. 44 people were on board the bus returning to los angeles from a casino. also out in california-- a police chase ends with an officer and his civilian passenger caught up in gunfire. officials say the whole ordeal began when a suspect wouldn't pull over their car. of 14 shots at the cruiser-- three of them actually striking it. one bullet blew out a rear tire on the cruiser. the other two shots hit the front windshield-- leaving the officer and his ride-along passenger lucky to be alive. lt. gino chiaramonte/madera police department "by the grace of god and the man above, physical injuries are basically none. she obviously had some scratches or minor injuries from the glass shards, but other than that, the physical involved had only been on his own for two weeks-- but they commended him for how he handled the situation. the woman in the cruiser was on the ride along to learn more about policing. no one is in custody yet. weve barely made it to halloween... but some families in waukesha county are already on to their christmas shopping... theyre making sure families in need can put gifts under their tree. fox6s deandra corinthios shows you how you can help too. have two potential children for you to sponsor" at the christmas clearing council of waukesha county... "we really appreciate that" an organization dedicated to bringing christmas cheer...to those less fortunate. "the children are able to ask for exactly what theyre looking for" the volunteers connect those who want to help...with those in need...matching families in waukesha county. the christmas clearing council needs sponsors right now...with hundreds of families still not matched. "a lot of times they can say i have got two boys ages for the last 30 years... '"lets see you wanted two families" kathy mcavoy has been a volunteer and a sponsor for dozens of families. "it is very personal you feel like you are helping someone specifically" "if you become a sponsor you will receive this piece of paper in the mail it will list information about your family including the kids ages and names you will have their wish list attached and a tax receipt" sponsors commit to spending 60 dollars per child...and deliver the gifts. just to a parking lot because the parents want to be santa claus on christmas day" "phone rings" spreading joy and hope... to families who might not otherwise have any. "she said when i was hopeless you gave me hope" in wauksha deandra corinthios fox6 news. if you're interested in sponsoring a child you must be a waukesha county resident. information for you at fox6 now dot com. 10pm open now at 10-- taking action against the owner of the violations are mounting. the city's big move to hold him accountable. plus-- a driver turns himself into police after a devastating crash takes three lives. what we're learning about the man behind the wheel-- and the young women killed while visiting milwaukee. and-- family members mourn a father of seven shot and killed at work. that is our big story tonight-- a popular bar owner gunned down. milwaukee police say the man was family members tell our a.j. bayatpour the victim told them just recently he wanted to give up the bar and start over somewhere else... as the sun sets beyond the intersection of 35th and silver spring monday, the neon 'open' sign comes on above the door at 'mike's place.' below, police open a murder investigation. across the street, wanda patton mourns the loss of her son, mike. he always said he wanted to be an entrepreneur, he wanted to own his own and he saved enough money and police say that dream ended a little before 1:30 in the afternoon. someone shot and killed patton, the oldest of three. hes my big brother. im the only girl. he was very bossy, making sure i was always straight. making sure- im the only girl so he was very protective. kenisha patton says through the years, the two siblings remained very close. every day, every day, i talk to my brother every day. he knows i love him and i tell him i love him every

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