burned out b-p gas station, destroyed in an arson fire when rioting broke out, we see a community group... focusing on positive role models for children. music and free haircuts were provided for kids in the neighborhood. we believe there was two groups. the protestors and the opportunists. the protestors were coming out to vent because they were hurt by injustice and their beliefs something was wrong. we have the opportunists that are criminals who mixed themselves in with the protestors investigators were on the scene of several burned out businesses, destroyed in the weekend riots. agents are combing through the properties. they are working to determine who is responsible for the fires.. despite the fact there were crowds of people involved. live in sherman park myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra. the waukesha county sheriff's department believes the gun with police was stolen from a home in the town of genesee. that theft happened back in march. the sheriff's department is working with the department of criminal investigations to trace the gun using its' serial number. the sherman park unrest isn't the first time protests in milwaukee have turned violent. nearly 50 years ago... people were killed and buildings burned during the 1967 riots. fox6's ben handleman joins us live in the newsroom-- compare? those riots in 1967 spanned several miles of the city and last around five days. and it wasn't just milwaukee. similar riots were happening all across the country that summer. take a look at video we pulled from our archives. like today... buildings were set on fire... businesses were looted... and gunfire rang out. unlike today.... four people were killed.. more than 100 injured.. and 15- thousand arrested in 1967. 50 caliber machine guns mounted on the half tracks to keep us out of the street, to enforce curfew. thats how bad it was. " another point of contrast between the two protests... while the officer- involved shooting death of sylville smith sparked this most recent unrest... there wasn't one specific event rather it was a culmination of a few things... like housing discrimination laws against black families. reporting in the newsroom, ben handelman, fox 6 news. brad thanks ben. we posted online extended clips of the 1967 riots from the fox6 archives. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "1967." you'll find several videos within the post. now, the latest on the investigation into a fatal hit-and-run crash, on bunch was killed, at about 7 last night, after being struck by a car, near the intersection of 23rd and fond du lac.investigators say the driver of the striking vehicle, a 1999 cadillac deville, left the scene, and then abandoned the car about a block away. we do know ?at least one person bailed out and took off on foot. bunch's mother tells us how one friend explained what happened. she wanted to hurry-up, and cross the street, but her girlfriend stated that she seen a car comin', 'n' she told her that that wasn't a good idea, and she told her that she 'got this'--that they could daughter ended-up gettin' struck. police say the suspect vehicle -- cadillac deville -- has extensive, front-end damage -- adding that investigators believe the car is stolen. two people were injured in a crash overnight. it happened around one this morning near 35th and capitol. police say their injuries are not serious. milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that happened about nine last night. according to police, a man was we're told the 22-year-old victim was shot multiple times... and taken to a hospital. the four men charged in connection with the robbery-turned- homicide of rebecca wood will head to trial. 32-year-old wood was killed july 13th. wood's body was found, shot, in her car near 28th and clarke. deanthony bradley, william rounds, jeremiah flowers, and anton mukes are charged in connection to wood's death last month. according to a criminal complaint, deanthony bradley pointed a gun at her head with bradley told police when the victim tried to drive away the gun went off-- killing her. they all entered not guilty pleas, and are due back in court at the end of the month. the heat begins to rise, how high will temperatures get? weather expert tom wachs is standing by in the weather office with a look ahead. mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling into the 70s this evening. patchy fog is possible overnight with a thursday. highs in the upper 80s with heat indices in the low 90s. friday will be the warmest day of the next 6, with highs in the low 90s and heat indices close to 100. thunderstorms are possible late friday night after 10pm and become likely on saturday as a cold front moves through.tonight: mostly clear. patchy fog overnight. low: 68 dewpoint: 67 partly sunny. heat index: 92. high: 88 dewpoint: 69 wind: sse 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. heat index: 99. t-storms possible after 10pm. am low: 71 the fox6 weather forecast can be at your fingertips -- when you download the fox6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. you'll also appreciate having in radar. natural disasters and severe weather are rocking communities from california to louisiana this week. in the west - another massive wild fire, and in the south, deadly flooding, as tornadoes cause havoc in the midwest. reid binion reports. shawn brady / wrightwood resident "last time i heard is they were being evacuated and i haven't heard from them since."a california resident -- one of many -- affected by wildfires raging across the engulfing an area roughly half the size of san francisco after less than ten hours. by evening - the "blue cut" fire had already forced mandatory evacuations for more than 80-thousand people. in the central u-s - a different but destructive disaster - seven tornadoes striking across indiana monday. and in the south - more devastation -- not from fire, but water. gov. john bel edwards / d louisiana "this is a historic flooding event."governor john bel edwards... ...stressing the ongoing severity of the flooding - saying tuesday th deaths. gov. john bel edwards / d louisiana "we are still very much in an emergency search and rescue response mode for much of the parishes. saving life is the most important priority that we have."edwards - saying he expects that nearly half of the state's parishes will be declared disaster areas. gov. john bel edwards / d louisiana "today, eight additional parishes have been added to that major disaster declaration."residents still coping with their own losses - reaching out to help those around them. marcel dupepe / flood victim "this is what people."i'm reid binion reporting a mom in illinois plans to open a new gym for children with autism. jamie dornick's son, brody, is autistic. she works with her son on his speech and how to do every day tasks... even turning ?the family's basement into a sensory gym. now, she's trying to open up a similar spot to the public. the center would offer music, and art therapy, as well as field trips. she plans to open the center sometime park many were left asking why. coming up -- the interview with one young man who spoke his mind, and tries to process the violence. plus -- two siblings ready to live up to their parents olympic legacies. we'll introduce you to the family with olympic history. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. her wedding ring a symbol of love. and two weeks ago, that symbol of love went missing. elaine and joe caron got married sixty years ago on may 19, 1956. the wedding date and elaine caron's maiden initials are inscribed inside the ring. elaine says two weeks ago, she was at a senior citizen's event at a park, when the ring slipped off her finger. a good samaritan found the wedding and took it to police. that's when a detective took over the case and used the inscriptions inside the ring to help reunite caron says: "i was so busy, preoccupied. what a nice time i must have had. laughing "bocuzzi says: "he went to the clerk's office and began going through the marriage licenses." slate says: "and the only information he had were the initials caron says: "my life is normal again." chuckles the couple said they are happy to have the ring back and they want to thank the police detective who helped make it happen. the hard way why you shouldn't stick your nose where it doesn't belong. officials in enfield, connecticut say the squirrel got its head stuck in a small yogurt cup last friday. the little guy couldn't figure out how to get it off. so two paramedics used a blanket to catch the frantic squirrel. initially he escaped the paramedics, but on their second try, he calmed down just enough to allow the paramedics to catch the woods. a pair of siblings have a lot to live up to. their mom and dad competed in a combined eight olympics. and now, dad is their coach. we introduce you to a fast family as tom pipines goes beyond the game. pics bonnie kathleen blair was one of the top speedskaters of all-time, and one of the most decorated athletes in olympic history w i for sure realize now what my mom went through when she was sitting in the stands all those times, watching me race.these days, bonnie wants to be an all-time great mom..to her 18 year old son grant, a future wisconsin badgers hockey player, and to 16 year old blair, a soccer player who might be tracking her mother's footsteps as a speedskater. games, i'm not one that can just sit there and watch. i feel like i need to be on my feet. at the hockey games i've got the cowbells ringing, and i've got horns that i can blow. when they score. but you can't do that at soccer games! 20 years ago, bonnie married dave cruikshank-another 4-time olympic speedskater, it's really nice to share the memories, and then to share a life with your best friend on a family that's doing the same thing. building upon what you love to do. being with who you love to be with.cruikshank is an nhl skating and performance coach. plus, co-owner of dc hybrid skating -a performance players. that makes dave a natural to coach both blair and grant. but there is the dad daughter dad son coaching dynamic. coach parent relationship i've just tried to stick to what bonnie and i believe as far just who i am and what fits my personality. sometimes conversations might may get more aggressive or a little more intense.but then also backing off. it's actually being pretty he'll send pictures out to so many people and they're like 'it looks so much like your mom. and it's just crazy because we kind of even look alike. and i';m like following in her tracks in what comfortable being the daughter of 2 former olympians. we definitely have like a total normal life. other than coming here and training with them. i don't look at them like, 'they're olympians, and everything. i treat them as 'it's my mom, it's my dad. knowing what i takes to be the best that you can be, but trying to make it so you have the best of both worlds. my family, dave's family very conscious of keeping you very grounded. and so i think what we learned transform that into our parenting. whether they do sports or they don't, that's the life lessons that we want to give them, that if you want to be successful, you gotta work. dave and i feel very blessed that we've got to very good kids. that have blossomed to be beautiful in their own right. they're driven;bonnie offers her input when she sees something; but she's content to let her husband coach the kids. the finish line today is far different than when she competed. of watching my kids and what they do and what they become. being a parent is a hard thing, but it's also very rewarding. and i've been lucky enough to say that i've enjoyed every step; so let's just hope it keeps going in that direction tom pipines, fox 6 sports in addition to everything else, bonnie donates her time to a variety of charities she organizes through the bonnie blair charitable to all. famous insult comic, don rickles is at potowatomi tonight. next -- he takes a friendly shot at our own gino salamone. here's a live look outside. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is up next with a look at the mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling into the 70s this evening. patchy fog is possible overnight with a low in the upper 60s. partly sunny, warm and humid on thursday. highs in the upper 80s with heat indices in the low 90s. friday will be the war next 6, with highs in the low 90s and heat indices close to 100. thunderstorms are possible late friday night after 10pm and become likely on saturday as a cold front moves through.tonight: mostly clear. patchy fog overnight. low: 68 dewpoint: 67 wind: w 5 mph thursday: partly sunny. heat index: 92. high: 88 dewpoint: 69 wind: sse 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. heat after 10pm. am low: 71 high: 91 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight, tv show fox tv. gino salomone. gino take a bow. he's in the back there somewhere mumbling thanks for coming i know your busy schedule. our very own gino salomone. and gino you sat down with him last night ahead of his shows here in milwaukee. ad lib to bite for me to sit here with you? honestly it is a dream come true. you gotta pull yourself together gino. i can't. gino this is a big shot for you this is milwaukee and i'm talking to you. you have been on my radar since i'm not going to say since i was a boy because you didn't like that. no i was kidding. no but honestly i would sneak down when you were on the tonight show it was an event. oh yeah it was. those were great times with johnny carson. right he always made you it or not." he's been making people laugh for more than fifty years -- and there's someone who has been with him for most of his career. ad lib to bite "your lovely wife barbara is with you. of course. she's the reason you're working. partly yeah 51 years we're married. fantastic. she likes to spend i hear. well no more. in the old days. she's jewelry." cities lack. how green bay police are connecting on a personal level with their commu plus -- two years later, what happened with the "adopt a block" program we started right here in on "eye"-43. traffic back ups area reaching back for farther than three miles headed south bound starting at good delays to last at least two hours. businesses burned, officers injured, vehicles torched. many in milwaukee ask the question: where do we go from here? early sunday morning i met a young man across the street from the b-p that was set on fire. he spoke his mind just hours after there was chaos on the streets want to view the interview -- or share it with your facebook friends? search "fox6's brad hicks" on facebook -- and while you're there, "like" my page for future updates. we'll also post the interview on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. hundreds of people rescued after a ferry starts on fire in the atlantic ocean the u the fire near san juan, puerto rico this morning. the fire was reported to be in the engine room of the "caribbean fantasy" -- a ship that routinely runs between puerto rico and the dominican republic. according to the coast guard, more than 5-hundred people abandoned ship in rescue rafts. there are no reports of injuries at this time. a suspect is now in custody.... in connection with the murders of a north carolina mother and her three children. authorities found the woman and her three small children dead in their greenville townhome. last member led them to the disturbing discovery.. later last night, u-s marshals arrested -- 39-year-old dibon toone -- in virginia. and charged him with the murders. he is the father of at least two of the children. ben handelman joins us now from the newsroom with some stories coming up on fox six news at five. segregation in milwaukee. it's a well known issue the city has had for years. at five, we take a look at where the problem comes from and a project trying to fix it. care to more communities. coming up, the life- saving facility that just opened in a local city. those stories and more coming up in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. often times after a tragedy-- or the violence we saw this past weekend near sherman park -- the community comes together and organizes efforts to prevent something like it from happening again. but what happens to those programs in the years ahead? fox six's krystle kacner checks in with a grass roots ?neighborhood safety program we first told after 13 month old bill thao was killed by a bullet .. fired into the home he was in... back in december 2014 ... local churches sprung to action- through a program called...'adopt a block' - the idea ... to get the faith community and its leaders to interact with neighbors - get to know them- start conversations.. that could ultimately lead to change and put an end to violence. its a good starting point but th be the after caredr andrew calhoun says he's seen it time and time again-- it starts out strong.. but soon...loses momentum.. that wasn't the case at grace fellowship church. i think when you dont quite have a model like we have here, it starts up for a moment then it begins to fizzle away, they now call it 'adopt a neighborhood'... and it focuses on the grover and williamsburg heights neighborhoods. you got to have a forum where people can talk about things and say this program already in place has helped their community deal with the riots and violence happening in the sherman park neighborhood. they know people that live there, they go to church with people from sherman park, so having a way to voice your concerns, and see people who are trying to take the lead consistently relieves a lot of stress even though the church already has programs in place they continue to add new elements to keep the conversation going. for example they are go session held here between residents, teenagers and police officers. reporting in milwaukee, krystle kacner, fox 6 news. in some parts of the country-- people would say there is a lot of tension between law enforcement and some of the public. but one police department not far from our own city -- is trying to change that. the green bay police department is doing more to keep a solid relationship with the community at large.. one way they are doing that is with events like 'coffee with a cop'. they put the event on at the open to anyone who wanted to go! three new community officers attended on yesterday and got to know some of the people they will be serving -- and vice- versa. "what i've heard more of is just small talk, conversation. breaking that barrier and getting to know that person behind the badge which is what we really want in the community." while some simply chatted with the officers, others let them know about problems they have noticed in their neighborhood. the officers say events like this are needed right now and can only help when it comes to protecting communiti ad lib about program coming up on fox 6 news at four... the common injury doctors are ready for with the school year starting up. plus -- katrina cravy is here with some apps to help you easily manage your money. here's a live look outside right now from our camera in new next with feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson falls back on the johnson: i've always said... i win either way. narrator: if he wins, he gets another six years to support tax loopholes and bad trade deals that ship jobs overseas. all to benefit corporations and multi-millionaires like him. johnson: i win either way. we've all got bills to pay and sometimes it can be tough to keep track of them all. contact 6's katrina cravy joins us with some easy ways to help your manage your money. let's face it - budgets aren't always easy to manage and sometimes you can look at your bank account and wonder, "where did all my money go?" luckily - there's a few apps that can help you avoid any financial surprises. you can check out the app "level money." level money works with yo know how much money you make and what you're paying for your regular bills. it will also keep track of where you're spending your money. so - at any given moment you can open the app and know just how much money you have to spend. mint is another app to check out.. it's a personal finance tool that puts all your financial information in one place. mint gives you quick access to how much money you have...and breaks down what you are spending and where. if you want -- you can even set financial goals and mint will let you know entire budget - but the payments you always another app doesn't monitor your entire budget - but the payments you always make. it's called true-bill. the app scans and monitors your accounts - looking for recurring payments and subscriptions - like netflix or even your insurance. it will add them up for you to let you know how much you're spending. truebill lets you know if there's a price increase or a new subscription on your account. and - if you want to cancel with a company..no problem! truebill does it for you..even ones that are tougher to get out of - like gym memberships! want with just a couple clicks, which is pretty cool because sometimes..no one likes waiting on hold and going through a five-button dial menu just to get to a real person." "with gyms we what we do is we actually generate a certified letter that gets mailed out to the gym, which we're able to do in an automated way, but for a normal person that would take an hour." truebill, mint and level money are all free to download. bottom line and making sure you've got money in the bank. brad and stephanie - back to you. thanks katrina! and - don't forget - if you've got a consumer story or complaint for katrina and the contact 6 team...call the number on your screen or head to contact 6 page at fox6now.com. mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling into the 70s this evening. patchy fog is possible overnight with a low in the upper 60s. thursday. highs in the upper 80s with heat indices in the low 90s. friday will be the warmest day of the next 6, with highs in the low 90s and heat indices close to 100. thunderstorms are possible late friday night after saturday as a cold front moves through.tonight: mostly clear. patchy fog overnight. low: 68 dewpoint: 67 wind: w 5 mph thursday: 69 wind: sse 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. heat index: 99. t-storms possible after 10pm. am low: 71 high: 91 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph sat thunderstorms likely. am low: 70 high: 74 dewpoint: 66 wind: nw 5-15 mph sunday: partly sunny. crisp morning. wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. crisp morning. am low: 55 high: 75 dewpoint: 52 wind: s 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am low: 60 high: 80 it's not uncommon to begin experiencing some back pain as you get older. but doctors say they see it starting earlier and earlier and it's a problem. mary stoker smith joins us to tell you why. ... many doctors are preparing to hear from school-age patients with back issues... they say its stems mostly from heavy backpacks and poor posture that can hit students with persistent pain. studies done show a five-pound book could exert about 35 pounds of of stress onto the back of a school-age kid. and who carries just one book in their bag? the damage gets worse if students aren't wearing both back pain from this can severely impact learning and attention in class. a modern-way to combat all this? get an ipad with some form of electronic textbooks. if you've watched the olympics at all, you've probably thought to yourself, wow, these people are all in really good shape." well, you don't have to be an olympic athlete to reap the benefits of a few laps in the pool. doctor elaine husni says swimming can be especially beneficial for people with arthritis-related joint pain. the weightless feeling beneficial because it can reduce compression on irritable, swollen joints. doctors also say it also burns tons of calories through total-body engagement. "swimming is what we consider a more low- impact exercise. so we like to start off with the low impact. it also is great because it encourages range of motion in all parts of your body; so you're using your arms, you're using your legs, you're using your glutes, and most importantly, you're also engaging the core." mary/voresearch has shown swimmers have breathing and circulation. if cold water irritates your joints, doctors suggest finding an indoor community pool.. as they will often have better water temperature control and can also provide options for swimming during the cold weather months. back to you guys. a mexican restaurant is stirring up controversy in indiana. the restaurant has a billboard in south bend boasting "the best mexican food this side o restaurant calls it political humor -- poking fun at donald trump's campaign promise to build a u-s mexico border wall. but a local community leader says it's just offensive. "this isn't the first time that we have been involved with their advertising; this isn't the first time that they have had public outcry over different types of ads that they have run so part of what makes it worse is that track record that they have." there are about a dozen hacienda mexican restaurants across indiana -- and there's no indication that the trump inspired billboards will be coming down a charter bus bursts into flames in virginia this morning. state police outside of richmond say the bus was traveling from new york to charlotte on interstate 95. investigators think the cause of the fire was mechanical and not calling it suspicious... the driver wasn't hurt, and neither were any passengers. and a colorado firefighter captured this incredible picture of a fire crews are battling the beaver creek wildfire. a fire tornado-- or fire whirl-- usually occur when intense rising heat and turbulent wind condition form a vortex. the beaver creek fire started on june 19 - and isn't expected to be fully contained until october. dramatic video out of china of a cement truck slamming into a minivan. you can see the truck pass the front of the minivan... to make an emergency stop. both drivers survived the wreck. an olympic committee head is in some serious trouble for scalping tickets. an arrest warrant is issued for patrick hickey -- an international olympic committee executive he is accused of plotting with at least six others to illegally sell tickets for the rio olympics. hickeyis the president of both the olympic council in ireland and the european olympic committees. agents seized more than a thousand tickets that had been given to the olympic council of ireland... and were beings fee. big loss in green bay... when a legendary burger joint closed in july. before that -- it was open for nearly 90 years. coming -- the story of how it's historic burger joint that closed after decades of being a local staple. but a new owner is bringing a breath of fresh air to the landmark restaurant. fox 6's jonathon gregg takes you there. after being sold earlier this year, green bay's downtown landmark, al's hamburgers, has it's the best one in town." said green bay native, carol nejedlo.the rank family opened the restaurant back in 1934. green bay native carol nuh-jed-low nejedlo and her husband were some of the first to enjoy the old time recipes once again.she says for her, the reopening holds special significance. "my dad has passed away for 10 years now but he and a group of guys came here every morning, early for years and years. they had their morning coffee and breakfast." new owner, michael weir wirz says along with remodeling somof able to enjoy new extended hours. "we're going to be open till 7:00 p.m. on weeknights, and bar close on weekends. we'll be serving alcohol sometime in the very near future." one of the goals of reopening the burger joint was to keep the burgers' classic taste. "they were nice enough to let me come here before they closed, so i can learn their preparation methods, the recipes, so everything will be the same." bernice campshure of de pere says she was one of the last to eat at al's before it closed in july. "and today i came back and i'm and a hamburger," the classic al's hamburger that even under new ownership, will keep its one of kind taste. jonathon gregg, fox 6 news. now at 5 -- investigating the unrest. today -- "they want images, or whatever i'm willing to give em, i said no problem." citizens come forward offering help. plus: these scenes - bringing back memories of more than 4 decades ago. "oh yeah there was fatalities. there was deaths. on both sides." it's our big story at five: the latest on the milwaukee unrest. in one hour-- sherman park will close for the third straight large crowds to a minimum-- and curb violence. on sunday-- a teen near the park was shot in the neck. fox6's beverly taylor talks to him as part of our team coverage. plus, milwaukee had riots in 1967-- madeline anderson with this look at our city's history. but we begin with fox6's myra sanchick-- as investigators comb through the rubble of burned out businesses. no violent incidents last night. officials say no arrests, either. but plenty left to do in this sherman park area devastated by violence. across the street from the burned out shell of a b-p gas station. barbers give free cuts to children. and advice to the men of the future. we believe there was two groups. the protestors and the opportunists. the protestors were coming out to vent because they were hurt by injustice and their beliefs something was wrong. we have the opportunists that are criminals who mixed themselves in with the protestors the organization, voice of the music to interest kids instead of fire and looting. the weekend's fire and looting throughout several businesses is the focus of federal investigators. they are combing through rubble, looking for evidence and those responsible. they want images of whatever i'm wiling to give them. and i said no problem one official asked justin knight for a copy of his drone video.. he also offered it to us.. and we were there as he launched his drone over the o-reilly auto parts store and broadcast live on facebook. knight, independent journalist, traveling the country showing items of interest, from ferguson to baltimore. the way to get change isn't through violence and i think most of them know that but there's just some youth out here that get out of control sometimes not only are there signs of hope across from the gas station that was the epi center of rioting, but at the gas station itself. the owner looks at the devastation with what appears to be an insurance

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