whats happened. that's our big story at four: the battle over the fence around sherman park. this weekend, county executive chris abele and sheriff clarke battled over who has ultimate control over in sherman park. yesterday, abele ordered the fence be taken down,. later in the day sheriff deputies put the fence back up. that's when a judge stepped in. fox6s jonathon gregg joins us live from sherman park and continues the story. judge david hansher had the final say it seems, ordering soon as possible.' soon as possible came just before 12:30 this afternoon as a handful of parks employees arrived with flatbed trucks. they started on the north end of sherman park cutting away the orange fence and wrestling out the fence posts. this all happening while several families were grilling out and enjoying the holiday. 'it feels real good. everybody gets to play and be safe and have a good time on labor day.' 'i kind of understand why they by 1:30 the entire fence was taken down. sherman park is operating under its normal hours and was mandated sunday night by a judge. but the debate isnt over ye abeles office and the sheriffs office are expected in court for a hearing this wednesday at 2 pm. reporting live from sherman park jonathon gregg fox6 news. steph thanks jonathon. a police chase ends with a truck almost hitting a home. police say it started around midnight...when officers spotted a truck wanted in connection with a homicide. the driver took off...and ended up crashing into a car near 15th and capitol...stopping right next to a house. the driver -- who crash. officers found him hiding in a nearby yard...and he was arrested. a 23-year-old woman who was a passenger in the truck was also taken into custody. the man in the other car was taken to the hospital for his injuries. a man is recovering after a shooting on milwaukee's north west side. police say he was shot in the knee near 95th and brown deer road last night...after getting into a fight. police say he was taken back to his house on heather avenue... emergency crews picked him up and took him to the hospital. investigating a homicide on the city's north side. a 61-year-old man was shot and killed near hopkins and burleigh. it happened around 6:30 last night. police have not released any information about suspects or arrests. the weather may be pleasant but officials warn conditions on the water could be dangerous in some places today. theres a beach hazard warning in effect starting in ozaukee county and continuing north up the shoreline. a.j. bayatpour is live in port washington describes the conditions today as 'life-threatening.' high waves are the threat today here, and up into sheboygan county. we have seen a fair number of swimmers today. they say the waves werent too bad but the national weather service says the potential is there today for some really dangerous waters. there is potential for rip currents which should get anyones attention. longshore currents, which are along the shoreline. theyre strong enough to sweep someone off their feet and bring them into waters deep enough where they cant reach the sand beneath them...something one experienced swimmer noticed himself... its definitely rougher than your average swimmer could take. theyre not really big into the water anyway too much, like theyre not gonna go in there the beach warning went into effect today at 9am...it is in effect until 11 oclock tonight. many people here know all too well the power of this lake...it is nearly four years to the day when a young man, just 15 years old, drowned after being swept into the lake. theres a memorial not far from where we stand now. reporting live in port washington, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. we got pretty lucky with the weather so far on this beautiful labor day. great for everyone trying to enjoy the holiday, but things might start heating up. stephanie barichello joins us now from the weather deck. warm and muggy this evening with the temperature slowly falling into the low 70s. staying hot and humid tomorrow with highs around 90 but heat there is the slight chance for t-storms, especially in the afternoon, but a better chance arrives overnight into wednesday. a few storms may be strong to severe. the chance for storms will linger into saturday morning then the sunshine returns sunday along with more pleasant air. tonight: partly cloudy, warm and muggy. low: 71 dewpoint: tuesday: partly sunny, windy, hot and humid. slight chance for t-storms late. high: 90 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 10-20 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 73 high: 88 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: lingering t-storms then decreasing clouds. am low: 71 high: 81 dewpoint: 68 wind: w 5-10 mph am low: 63 high: 76 dewpoint: 60 wind: se 5-10 mph don't forget to download the fox6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices -- and offers a powerful interactive radar. thousands of people turned out on this picture perfect labor day for "labor fest 20-16" in milwauk at the summerfest fairgrounds until five tonight. it all kicked off with a parade at zeidler square park earlier this morning before ending at the grounds. organizers say it's an opportunity for everyone to show unity and pride in their crafts. and crowds of people filled the sidewalks to do just that. "today is a very important day. it shows how important labor is and the middle class is to milwaukee. so it's a day to celebrate them and everything they've done for the people. i to this country and it needs to be heard." they are also putting on a sock drive -- where every pair of socks donated will be given to milwaukee public schools and local shelters. he was a big piece of the packers offensive line for a long time. the packers release josh sitton over the weekend. our tim van vooren joins us live from miller park. tim has more on what coach macarthy had to say about sitton's release. tim? out here at miller park, the baseb down.... but around the country, the nfl season is just getting ready to kick off.... and when the packers lift the lid on sunday at jacksonville, they will do so without pro bowl guard josh sitton, who was released over the weekend and signed with the bears.... the coach makes his first public comments on the move today..... "josh sitton, i think anytime you make a decision like this in the case of josh, i mean josh, obviously played a lot of exxecelant football here for the packers. we drew a lot of success that theres alot of things that go into this decision. this was not just one thing and with that it was tough." mike mccarthy says that -------- -------------------------------- is the likely replacement for sitton at left guard for the packers.... needless to say, there will be lots of pressure, both from the defenders across the line and mr. ------------------ .... live at miller park, tim van vooren, brad thanks tim. hurricane hermine impacting thousands of homes and businesses across the south east, but wildlife also had to deal with the storms. for a local news crew they were in the right place at the right time to a crew with the a-b-c station in tampa stumbled on two baby raccoons. it appears the raccoons fell out of a tree when it came crashing down in the storm friday night. the homeowner who lived nearby said they looked to be healthy but their mother was nowhere to be found. jon-jon cochran, homeowner : "i feel they are here stranded and wet and they're cold and they are babies, they don't know nothing. this is all they know." a rescue group later agreed to take the baby raccoons. hurricane hermine was downgraded sending a message to racine police. the community comes together to say thanks. coming up, how they're showing their appreciation.. and how officers feel about the gesture from the community. and still ahead, dollar deals online. the website letting you shop through a dollar store while staying in the comfort of 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... uh, excuse me. 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. a wedding day is supposed to be a special experience for the bride and groom. but an earthquake over the weekend shook up the nuptials at one wedding. "bride : "i kind of think it's good luck. so we were just upstairs and it all started 'oh dear, what's happening', there was an earthquake and then we were like 'we'll take it as good luck from today'. yeah! laughs groom : "yeah! laughs . as she said." the wedding preps were interrupted by a magnitude five-point-six quake centered near pawnee, oklahoma, about an hour away from where the wedding in tulsa was. the quake was felt across the midwest. despite the shake up, the couple went on with their wedding plans unfazed. a deer decided to take a dip in the pacific ocean... but he wasn't alone. he was joined by a whole surf team during their tryouts! the coach brought out his long board and tried to coax the deer back to shore... but it got spooked and jumped back into the water. it took the orange county hose to get the deer to go back into the brush. lifeguards say deer occasionally come out for a swim -- but it's rare. oh and by the way... the deer did not make the team. if it doesn't feel like fall quite yet... it will tomorrow. that's because starbucks will be releasing its fall drinks to the public... including a brand new one. the chile mocha will be topped with an ancho chile, cayenne, paprika, cinnam it's kind of like mexican hot chocolate with its mix of sweet and spicy. the pumpkin spice latte will also be officially on sale tomorrow - for the 13th year in a row. customers with special codes began getting those drinks last steph, what's your favorite pizza topping? today is a celebration of something most pizzas have in common, cheese! about three billion pizzas are sold in the u-s each year. each person eats, on average, 46 slices of pizza each year. topping, it's on 36 percent of all pizza orders. but today, it's all about the cheese. backpack buddies are back! you can help fox 6 and feeding america eastern wisconsin make sure kids get enough to eat & are ready to learn. go to any sendiks food market there are lots of buddies to choose from. to become a backpack buddy - youll find more information at fox6 now.com theres a starup thats taking the concept of the dollar store... and putting it online. rich demuro explains in todays tech report. imagine an online store where everything is just a few bucks... unique gifts, little knicks knacks...toys for the kids... its called are discovering just how much fun shopping online can be... when everything seems like a bargain 3;33;59/melissa and doug are also really great items for kids and for moms, this sells for $3 everyone loves a bargain.... 3;33;34/ opi, this is a great steal, retails anywhere from 3 to four dollars. hollar is taking the idea of the dollar store... and putting it online. 3;24;14/we wanted to really bring that experience where you can find thousands of really amazing ceo and founder david yeom is a former v-p at the honest company... he says the idea came from his love of going to dollar stores growing up... 3;35;44/just because something isnt expensive doesnt mean its not great hollars pages are reminiscent of pinterst... except everything is for sale recently i found a stuffed animal for 3 dollars sunglasses for a buck toothbrushes for 2 dollars a kids tee for 5 organic walnuts for 4 the selection is always changing. you will find tens and thousands of products any given day were uploading hundreds of new products every day 3;33;52/tony molle great brand...this retails for 2 dollars online 3;34;47/this sells for 32 dollars its literally a bundle a party for 8 people since everything is so cheap... hollars minimum purchase is 10 dollars... if you spend over 25.. youll get free shipping. feel good finds... at prices that make you feel like a smart youre getting great value... and so the quality of the products is there hollar orders might be cheap... but dont expect them to arrive as fast as amazon... right now the company says they take about 7-10 days to arrive from their warehouse in los angeles. if youd like to learn more about hollar... go to the website, richon tech dot tv. it was a film t animated movies were made. and it's making its way to blu-ray. coming up, a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the iron giant, and how the film holds a special place in our gino salomone's heart. he joins us after the break. here's a live look outside from our moderne camera in downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see weather expert stephanie the temperature slowly falling into the low 70s. staying hot and humid tomorrow with highs around 90 but heat indices will likely reach into the middle 90s. there is the slight chance for t-storms, especially in the afternoon, but a into wednesday. a few storms may be strong to severe. the chance for storms will linger into saturday morning then the sunshine returns sunday along with more pleasant air. tonight: partly cloudy, warm and muggy. low: 71 dewpoint: 69 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny, windy, hot and humid. slight chance for t-storms late. high: 90 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 10-20 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. wind: sw 5-15 mph at moorland road. the two left eastbound lanes are closed due to a crash. we're seeing backups right now of three miles. if you're planning on heading that way, you should probably look for another route. the backups are expected to last at least another hour. "ever heard of sputnik? it's like that giant thing in the woods. we don't know what it can do. what are you talking about? you think that this metal man is fun but martians, canadians, i don't care. you are going to tell be about this thing and we are going to destroy it before it destroys us. we gotta show them you're good. you are what you choose to be. i'm superman." for the first time ever -- "the iron giant" is being released on blu-ray and this animated classic holds a special place in gino's heart. ad "he would scan in a few of your boards, you're going, i don't know, what is he doing, and then look at it, you're actually moving through things, this procedure that annie was doing, was unlike anything done before it, at the time i didn't grasp that this was a pioneering a new way to visualize your movie." way to visualize your movie." and clearly the director was on to something -- because he went both won academy awards. ad lib to bite "i know it's embarrassing to have your weaknesses discussed in front of everyone else. but i said look you gotta get over this. basically the gist of the action is okay but the expressions are not quite right. so they rigged up a way to project the animation and he would go through and give notes one at a time to everybody in the room. the hands are doing an outward gesture rather than an inward moving in one direction. and since you're hearing what everyone else is going through it really four... the new food pantry coming to milwaukee once a month that acts more like a grocery store and where to the sentiment is spreading, in southeastern wisconsin, as another community comes together to offer a thank you to the men and women behind the badges. justin williams is live, in the fox 6 newsroom, with more on the effort to adopt-a-cop. justin? racine police officers say they're riding a wave of appreciation, these sincere gratitude. you, are appreciated. that's the message being sent to, and received by, the racine police department, monday, during this delivery of hundreds of gifts from racine residents -- generated through the adopt-a-cop program. they write a letter, thankin' them for what they do in the community, and then they just give 'em a small, tina ortiz says, two weeks ago, she began organizing the effort to help folks show gratitude to each of the nearly 200 law enforcement officers who make up this department. with everything going on, right now, they don't have -- some people feel like they don't have the support, which -- this is showing them that they do have the support, and there is a lotta people out there that support them, pray for them and love what they do, and thank them for putting their life on the line, everyday. it makes us feel a lot better about doin' what we're doin'. having spent more than two explains, this experience goes a long way toward helping officers, deal with a difficult job. nobody has any idea what happens, when we go into a house, what we have to deal with, at a moment's notice, and i think, for the most part, we do a good job. and, officer diener explains, it's a special day, when families go out of their way to show some love to law enforcement. it's nice to see people, actually, you know, that they do feel this way. it's great. it's great to see. tina, who is leading the adopt-a-cop effort, in racine, says -- after asking the community for those gifts -- she is forced to place some 100 families on a waiting-list, because every officer on the force is already adopted. she adds, there are plans to give those folks an opportunity to show their appreciation, at a later date. live, in the fox 6 newsroom, i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. brad thanks justin. a new food pantry -- hitting the milwaukee area once a month -- is it's called the "client choice" food pantry. the developers say it focuses on letting people go through items and take what they want for free -- instead of giving them a pre-packed bag. "new global destiny" is the ministry with more than two-hundred churches around the world -- putting up the pantries in various cities. founder bridget outlaw says they hope to help 300 people each day they open. "people are happy. they like please come back to milwaukee. so we're coming doing this once a month. on the first satd month. we'll have clothes food, toys. we have baby pampers, strollers, we have everything." the pantry is currently located at the pleasant hill church near fond du lac and capitol. outlaw says that location is only temporary while they try and find a permanent location. it's been nearly 15 years since the attacks on the world trade center on september 11-th. waukesha county is remembering a wisconsinite that died that day. few sleeps away." it focuses on the haberman family and the tragic loss of their 25-year-old daughter andrea.the book was written by former journal sentinel reporter mike nichols and was published five years ago on the 10th anniversary of the attacks. "the book is really just an effort to remember her and to remember 9/11 and to understand the way that families of 9/11 have really dealt with tragedy over the years. there will be also be a memorial service and commemoration ceremo memorial. the memorial will feature a 22- hundred pound steel beam from the north tower from the world trade center. a wildfire in california grows to more than 25-thousand acres. the gap fire in the klamath national forest, in northern california is now 30-percent contained. the blaze has been burning for more than a week now. it forced new evacuations in some areas over the weekend. more than 18-hundred firefighters are working to put the fire out. investigators are still trying an investigation is underway after a fire tears through a college dorm in new york. this is cellphone video captured moments after the fire broke out at a dormitory at suny soonie purchase college last night.you can see the flames shooting out of the building. no one was hurt, but 18 students had to be relocated to a local hotel. six dorm rooms were damaged in the fire. to you decide coverage now. it was a busy holiday for hillary clinton and donald trump. the candidates and their running mates hitting the campaign trial on labor day. battleground state of ohio. fox's mike emanuel has more from cleveland. the presidential candidates working hard in ohio on this labor day. republican nominee donald trump and vice presidential pick mike pence taking part in a roundtable discussion with union workers and labor leaders at an american legion post. trump says: "..we're gonna bring back jobs. jobs is the whole deal. it's going to be so vital to this campaigning in the cleveland area, attending a labor day festival with her running mate. it's the second holiday event of the day for senator tim kaine... who earlier went to a labor day parade in pittsburgh with vice president joe biden. both men taking the opportunity to knock the republican nominee. kaine says: "..with hillary clinton you can have a you're hired president, but with donald trump you're gonna get a you're fired president." biden says: "..he really does believe the problem is american workers are lazy." the democratic criticism for focusing heavily on fundraising rather than actual campaigning... as well as for going 2-hundred-75 days without a press conference. clinton - debuting her new campaign plane today - and taking a moment to speak with journalists onboard. clinton says: "..i am so happy to have all of you with me. have you missed us? i was just waiting for this moment! and i'm thrilled. no really." on cam tag about 40 members of the press corps were on the plane with clinton as she made her way here. also onboard were senior aides in cleveland, mike emanuel, fox news. another year, another champion... at least when it comes to eating chicken wings. this year was the 15th anniversary of the buffalo wing festival in buffalo, new york. and yesterday was the u-s chicken wing wing eating championship. the winner for the third year straight -- "joey chestnut". he is known as the number one ranked eater in the world. in just 12 minutes -- he put down a ridiculous 188 wings! "i felt good, i have an awesome be back here and able to have fun and get the win." the contest as well as the festival's first ever "5k run" drew more than 70- thousand people over the weekend. ad lib about chicken wing contest this replica took two months to build and less than an hour to burn down... the tragedy being remembered 350 years later. plus -- three simple ingredients, mixed together that could top a salad... or polish your furniture. that and more household tips.. in our ??? there's a new spin on one of it's supercash! five'll get ya six. throughout september purchase a $5 or greater supercash! ticket and receive a "bonus play ticket" good for the next drawing. we're taking another live look at "eye"-94 east at moorland road. closed due to a crash. we're seeing backups right now of three miles. if you're planning on heading that way, you should probably look for another route. the backups are expected to last at least another hour. are you tired of dark stains on your carpet - or doors that won't stop squeaking? the answer may be in your pantry. a local lifestyle experts shows contact 6's katrina cravy and you - how to fix common problems fast. "he jeanette hurt come on in. hi into this test kitchen and i hear we are going to do a lot of fun things today. i think we should." "jeanette: it should be really fun. katrina: and clean. jeanette:definitely clean" "let's see what we've got in my bag of tricks. jane eirdall lip balm. we have some giya olive oil , some carrington farms cocunut oil....and then we have some really dirty sunglasses that my son won for me at state fair."so what are we "they they are sort of what they call household hacks"like use a little lip balm to clean and polish your sunglasses and keep them from fogging up. "it works best when its really cold outside. or really hot going from hot to cold." "alright hack #1 is done." " nats." "alright a scoop of this."to clean spots on your carpet- jeanette says and don't forget some sparkling water. "...nats of opening bottle and fizz"to lift it up. "look at that. katrina: you got to put in some elbow grease. to remove stains you have to..everybody has tohere's the before and here's the after. "katrina: you sold me on that one. jeanette: let's go to our next project which is the olive oil."a table spoon of olive oil.. a half cup of vinegar and then an 8th of a teaspoon of lemon juice. jeanette: would you like to whisk it? katrina: sure could use this for a salad vinegarette or..salad dressing or furniture and cabinet polish. jeanette: and this is where you just start rubbing ..see some of the junk just came off. katrina: okay coolbut can jeanette's hacks - handle this horror story? "alright coconut oil can do a lot of things but this squeeky door is pretty squeeky" "and we'll get it from the front and we'll get it from the back ." jeanette: alright now i'm going to go just going to put some on the top and we are going to stick the pin back in ." "alright let's see nooo. that sounds so good. "this sounds great. i appreciate it. that's awesome. alright the hacks work." remember -- if you have a consumer issue or an investigation -- call the number on your screen or file a complaint on the contact 6 page at stephanie barichello is out on the weather deck. warm and muggy this evening with the temperature slowly falling into the low 70s. staying hot and humid tomorrow with highs around 90 but heat indices will likely reach into the middle 90s. there is the slight chance for t-storms, especially in the afternoon, but a better chance arrives overnight into wednesday. a few storms may storms will linger into saturday morning then the sunshine returns sunday along with more pleasant air. tonight: partly cloudy, warm and muggy. low: 71 dewpoint: 69 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny, windy, hot and humid. slight chance for t-storms late. high: 90 dewpoint: 72 wind: wednesday:mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 73 high: 88 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: lingering t-storms then decreasing clouds. am low: 71 high: 81 dewpoint: 68 wind: w 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with the chance for t-storms. am low: 63 high: 76 dewpoint: 60 wind: se 5-10 mph saturday: lingering t-storms then high: 75 dewpoint: 59 wind: wnw 10-20 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 56 high: 75 dewpoint: 52 wind: w 5-10 mph warm and muggy this evening with the temperature slowly falling into the low 70s. staying hot and humid tomorrow with highs around 90 but heat indices will likely reach into the middle 90s. there is the slight chance for t-storms, especially in the afternoon, but a into wednesday. a few storms may be strong to severe. the chance for storms will linger into saturday morning then the sunshine returns sunday along with more pleasant air. tonight: partly cloudy, warm and muggy. low: 71 dewpoint: 69 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny, windy, hot and humid. slight chance 72 wind: sw 10-20 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 73 high: 88 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: lingering t-storms then decreasing clouds. am low: 71 high: 81 dewpoint: 68 wind: w 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with the chance for t-storms. am low: 63 high: 76 dewpoint: 60 lingering t-storms then decreasing clouds. am low: 61 high: 75 dewpoint: 59 wind: wnw 10-20 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 56 high: 75 dewpoint: 52 wind: w 5-10 labor day is the unofficial end of summer, but that doesn't mean you should pack away the sunscreen. even though it's easy to remember to put on sunscreen when it's hot out, areas of exposed skin in cooler months still need protection. and those of us who are not fair skinned are still vulnerable to the sun's rays. anytime that you're going to be outdoors for an extended period of time, you should think about applying sunscreen. device soon start replacing the use of some sedatives? a new study seems to suggest so. getting a surgery done is stressful for anyone -- but the study shows an i-pad can help calm your nerves. researchers looked at more than one- hundred kids between ages four and ten. some were given sedatives before a surgery while others just played games on an i-pad. turns out the i-pads worked just as well. and not just for the kids...it helped a lot of the parents too! researchers have also looked at who are in stressful positions. an arizona driver fails to stop at a stop sign, hits a fence, and plunges into the water. crews in scottsdale were able to save the driver, moments before the car went completely underwater. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.-- but is expected to be o-k. police say the driver was likely under the influence. nurses at five minnesota hospitals go on strike on labor day . this was the scene this morning. all five of the hos of minneapolis-based allina uh-line-uh health.the job action involves thousands of nurses. they're striking over health insurance, workplace safety and staffing levels. london burns once again -- to mark the "great fire" that destroyed the city three-hundred-and-fifty years ago. a massive wooden replica of the city skyline went up in flames on the river thames in london last night -- marking the anniversary of the "great fire" in 16-66. the project took two months and ninety burning" festival. the model city is nearly four hundred feet long --- and took only 45 minutes to burn. in the great fire -- only six people lost their lives but apparently more than 80-thousand people were homeless and became refugees. tending to one of the most famous lawns in the country. there's a lot of work that goes into keeping the national mall green. coming up, the repairs that are almost done, and the big event that's up 5. the national mall is undergoing an historic multi-year restoration project which is now in its final stages. fox's lauren blanchard has more details. nats say "..this is america's front-yard and we want it to be available to everybody." stretching from capitol to the banks of the potomac river, the national mall -- also known as america's front yard -- leaves a lasting impression on tourists. the mall sees an estimated thirty million visitors each year, making it one of the most heavily trafficked grounds in the country. so, how exactly do they keep it looking so great all year long, year after year? well, as we learned, it hasn't always looked this great after years of wear-and-tear, the lawn area has been undergoing a years- long intense restoration project townsend says "..it was a much needed repair ... both just to sustain it for durability ... for better irrigation ... better longterm resilience." the effort started in two thousand seven and is now nearing completion. the final phases involve the mall's turf restoration. stachowicz says "..as for as construction goes, this is a huge collaboration..." the main goal of the project was to ultimately improve the park's ability to national celebrations, demonstrations and festivals and a number of other special events. townsend says "..to accomplish our fundraising goals .. the trust relies on the generous contributions of corporations such as john deer, foundations and individuals." and after years of collaborating, all teams involved are happy to report that the mall's fully restored turf should be ready and open to the public in time for their next big event. different .... what will be different is the turf is looking magnificent." on cam tag and if you want to help preserve america's front-yard -- or find out the latest events going on there -- head over to nationlmall-dot-org to learn more. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. our big stoy at sherman park is over, at least for now. the park is open until ten tonight.. and the orange fence cordoning it off.. is down. yesterday, milwaukee county executive chris abele ordered the fencing be taken down. but a few hours later -- milwaukee county sheriff's deputies put it back up, as ordered by sheriff david clarke. the issue resulted in a rare sunday evening court session... where a judge ordered the fencing removed once again. "i've been hearing for three weeks from the mayor, the police chief, the community, the volunteer groups, everybody, take down this fence... and that's what we did." the judge also upheld a restraining order against the sheriff -- preventing the fence from going back up -- which will remain in effect until another hearing -- set for wednesday. that's tonight's big story: the fencing match. this comes after a contentious weekend between the county executive and milwaukee county sheriff. it's also been a confusing time for those who want to use the park. fox6s jonathon gregg has been following weekend... he joins us live in sherman park. on sunday morning, abeles office ordered the fence taken down and it was. but then sheriffs deputies put the fence back up...thats when a milwaukee county judge said 'not so fast.' and you can see the barrier around labor day cookout had a different feel, 'we look caged in..' when atiana foster and her family first arrived to sherman park monday morning. 'it makes our city look bad.' an orange fence surrounded them on all sides. separating the park from the way things were. 'we still came hoping they would take it down.' at least. for the moment. 'its coming down.' shortly after 12 pm parks employees arrived wrestling away the posts. at first the parks team was working alone, 'something is going on over here.' then reinforced by the department of corrections. its been and up and down weekend for sherman park. 'i kind of understand why they put them up the riots and that kind of thing it died down.' the county executive had the fence removed sunday morning. the sheriff ordered it put back up a

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