side of the road... a woman holding a baby... and a school bus stopped in the distance. thats when one of the 14-year-old victims appears on the left side of the screen... standing in a ditch in the front yard of a home. suddenly... a pitbull lunges at her... knocking her to the ground. the other 14-year-old victim is then observed already on the ground being attacked by another pitbull.... we know the initial attack occurred inside one of the victims home. the girl attempted to get away from the dogs by fleeing out the dogs pursued and attacked her and a friend until the officer intervened. chief michael kass says the officer... who has been with the department for five years, approached the animals and fired six shots, all of them ?hitting the two dogs. one dog died at the scene... the other was later put down. kass says the girls suffered severe bites and scratches all over their bodies but their injuries do not appear to be one of the victims did live in the house with the dogs. police say the owner of the dogs is cooperating. he... by the way... is not related to either victim. a decision has not yet been made whether any charges will be filed in this case. live in brown deer, madeline anderson, fox six news. mary thanks madeline. brown deer police had much more to say about this incident -- and we posted an extended clip from the news conference on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. just search "dog attack." a 30-year-old milwaukee mother is under arrest after police say sh killing the child. m-p-d says the incident happened saturday night at a home near 54th and north. according to police, the mother was under the influence of narcotics... and while sleeping, she slouched down onto the child, causing the child to lose consciousness. the baby was taken to the hospital, but died yesterday from her injuries. ? the district attorney must now decide whether criminal charges should be filed. police van... now faces five criminal charges... four of them felonies. a criminal complaint says - raymond barfield was first taken into custody on september 11th for being found in a stolen vehicle. barfield was put ?in the back of a police van, but managed to escape near 43rd and silver spring. two weeks later, he was spotted in a stolen vehicle in the area of 23rd and nash. he tried to speed away but eventually crashed and was arrested. this incident and his past were taken into consideration when the commissioner set bail: substantial bail risk so i am going to order a 25,000 cash bail and im going to turn over to justice point for gps monitoring that appropriate bail to ensure your appearance." barfield had eight prior juvenile adjudications including some for violent crimes. he'd previously been accused of a carjacking in 2015... and leading police on a chase. to steal from a ?pharmacy in greenfield. milwaukee police are investigating a robbery early this morning at the walmart on capitol drive. police say around two this morning, 50 employees were in the store stocking and cleaning when four suspects broke in. they were wearing masks and implied they had weapons. they took some electronics and then ran from the store. milwaukee police are searching for the driver responsible for a hit-and-run crash that left a motorcycle seriously injured. it happened near mitchell and muskego shortlybe night. according to milwaukee police, the motorcyclist went to the right of the cars stopped at a red light. he drove through the red light, when he was hit by an s-u-v heading north on muskego. the vehicle is described as a 2001 or newer mitsubishi montero. anybody with information on the crash is asked to call milwaukee police. more of the same in the near future for us in south east thunderstorms tomorrow. weather expert tom wachs is out on the weather deck with a look at the forecast. partly to mostly cloudy tonight with temperatures holding steady in the 60s. showers and a few thunderstorms will move in from the southwest by mid-morning wednesday. the rain will move out during the afternoon. we could see some peeks of the sun during the afternoon with temperatures in the low-to-md possible thursday with a better chance for rain on friday. the coolest air of the season is forecast to blow in on saturday. tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. low: 63 dewpoint: 59 wind: se 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with t-storms moving out during the afternoon. high: 74 dewpoint: 60 wind: sw 5-15 download the fox6 storm center app -- so you can be in the know with the weather every day. it's free for apple and android -- and you'll have instant access to the fox6 weather forecast. after nearly a quarter century on milwaukee airwaves, charlie sykes announces he's leaving his daily radio show on six-twenty w-t-m-j. sykes has hosted his mid-morning show for the past 23 years. from his weekly television show "sunday insight". the conservative radio host has made a name for himself nationally, most recently speaking out against donald trump and his presidential campaign. sykes will will finish out the year-- his last show scheduled for the end of december. governor scott walker tweeting out his congratulations to sykes today. saying that he's been on top of the big issues for 23 years. the debate stage is set as the vice presidential nominees get ready to face-off in this one and only fox's lauren blanchard has the latest from farmville, virginia... the vice presidential nominees preparing to face off... democratic senator tim kaine will go head-to-head with republican indiana governor mike pence tonight here in farmville, virginia track pence and kaine are poised to duel over the temperament, qualifications and records of their running mates... hillary clinton's vice presidential pick prepared for the debate with the help of a d-c based lawyer... republican candidate scott walker. finney says: "i think it's actually mike pence who's going to be on defense ....donald trump had a horrible debate performance and then got into a week long twitter war with a former ms. universe contestant showing that he's completely unfit and sort of unhinged so easily and now this revelation about taxes." spicer says: "i think tim kaine likes to talk about his record and his past but he doesn't like to talk about certain pieces....he took care of and made sure that people who committed the most heinous acts served the least amount of time." as for the presidential campaigning in colorado and arizona. trump says: "hillary clinton has never created a single job in her life or added single dollar of value to the american economy." while - clinton hit the campaign trail with her daughter chelsea in pennsylvania .. clinton says: "we can't take any of this seriously, anymore. we need to laugh at it. we need to refute it. we need to ignore it. and we need to stand up to it - and especially the bullying." on cam tag tonight will be the first and only time we see kaine and presidential debates before election day. at longwood university, lauren blanchard, fox news. even before a single word is spoken in tonight's debate, do you have a feeling who will win? cast your vote in our poll on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. search "debate." nike is raffling off 89 pairs of its "back to the future" sneakers. the special-edition nike mags are replicas of the self-lacing sneakers worn by marty mc-fly in the movie. tickets for the online lottery are 10 dollars and can only be purchased by u-s and canadian customers. the lottery closes one week from today and winners will be notified about a week later. all proceeds from online lottery ticket sales for the kicks will be donated to the michael j. fox foundation, the non-profit is working to find a cure for parkinson's disease. coming up on fox six news at four... ever find yourself worrying about your job security? the major health problem it could be putting you at risk for. plus -- toyota is introducing a plug-in version of one of its most popular cars. a look at the vehicle and its new features. were in the final week of our theres still time to look through your closet and donate any slightly used winter coats. all sizes are needed, kids sizes and adult sizes. donate at any of our official steinhafels, johnson bank or salvation army drop off locations through sunday, october 9th. you can find specific locations and more details on the drive by visiting let's talk about tacos! it's national taco day! perfect timing for taco tuesday. and who doesn't love a good taco-- whether it's soft or hard shell or whatever fillings you put inside. many places today have taco specials, so you can grab a bite for cheap, and maybe score a nice drink special too. what your favorite places to grab tacos in our area. andela says my mom and dad make awesome tacos. but she recommends in waukesha los tacos on sunset drive. and reasonable prices there. norma says the taco truck, arandas at 13th and cleveland is the best. michelle says el cabrito on 11th and washington have the best barbacoa tacos will always be my favorite. and she wishes she should figure out how to recreate them at home. tanya makes it easy for everyone saying, every day is a good day to eat tacos. chipotle is also celebrating in a big way-- they're officially adding chorizo to the menu starting today. test-market runs of the spicy sausage were a hit in a handful of markets this summer. the chain says its chorizo will be made of "responsibly raised" chicken and pork. it'll add flavors of paprika, toasted cumin and chipotle peppers. all eight potter films will be back for one week only. starting october 13th the films will be shown in imax theaters. it's all in preparation for the premiere of the film version of "fantastic beasts and where to find them". that's the "potter" spinoff that marks author j-k rowling's return to theaters. each imax screening will include content from "fantastic beasts", as well as greetings from the new film's cast. "fantastic beasts and where to find them" hits imax and other u-s theaters join fox6 for the "wishes in flight" phone bank to help make wishes like these come true. make-a-wish wisconsin provides about 13-hundred flights each year... meanwhile -- trillions of airline miles go unused... so instead of letting them expire -- you can donate those miles! we'll be taking air mile donations tomorrow night during our 9 and 10 o'clock newscasts. you can find more information on our website toyota is bringing back its plug-in hybrid prius... but this time you get more. in todays tech report, rich demuro is test driving the new prius prime. toyota is re-introducing a plug in hybrid version of its popular prius. the prius prime can function as an all electric vehicle - even on the highway.. but it still has a tank of gas in case you want to go further. nats...montage plug in hybrids arent new to year off ... the company is back in the market with a new offering... the prius prime. 1;04;42/well the prime represents the prime...the best model of the prius family to show it off... toyota brought a group of journalists... including myself to beautiful ojai... california... a rustic / quaint town just north of los angeles... nats... montage driving prius prime is both an all looking for something a little more fuel efficient, a little more environmentally friendly, its easy to do it plugs into a regular household outlet... a full charge takes 5 hours... you can drive in all electric mode up to 84 miles an hour... and never use a drop of gas for 25 miles. need to go further? prime switches into hybrid mode, sipping gas from its tank... youll get about 54 mpgs... and a total range of over 600 miles on a fill-up. outside, youll notice new styling including quad led headlights. nats... closing trunk a trunk thats easier to open and close.. plus a wavy aerodynamic backend. inside... a big screen - 11.6 inches. rich standup 1;06;44/large screen lets you do more, it looks better, its easier to see theres also wireless charging for your smartphone... potential deal breakers.. no android auto or apple carplay. plus, just 2 seats in the back. for the 3 and 4 passengers nats... prius prime - go cross town...or cross country... and tip toe into the world of e-v... with less sacrifices. 7;07;56/what we want to do is keep playing for the audience...no matter how interestingly, toyota says the biggest competition for the prime is the chevy volt... and not the tesla 3. the prime will start at about 27- thousands dollars and goes on sale later this year in all 50 states. a little known story about a slave rebellion, more than 100 years before the civil rights movement. that story, coming to the big screen this week. coming up -- gino salomone sits down with writer, director and star "nate parker" to talk about his vision. here's a live look outside from our estabrook park camera. ad lib what you see weather creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. partly to mostly cloudy tonight with temperatures holding steady move in from the southwest by mid-morning wednesday. the rain will move out during the afternoon. we could see some peeks of the sun during the afternoon with temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s. scattered thunderstorms are chance for rain on friday. the coolest air of the season is forecast to blow in on saturday. tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. low: 63 dewpoint: 59 wind: se 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with t-storms moving out during the afternoon. high: 74 dewpoint: 60 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with a chance for thunderstorms. am low: 62 high: 71 dewpoint: 62 wind: e 5-10 mph "your slaves sure do know how to behave. well theyre god people might pay good money to have them calmed down a bit, especially from one of their own." it's the true story of nat turner -- a slave who lead a rebellion before the civil war. our gino salmone chatted with the brainchild behind and star ad lib to bite "people dont make a first movie that is this big. how did you know you could do it. is that mission. it starts with faith. all things are possible through christ and i really believe that. theres also another saying that goes whether you think you can or you cant. youre probably right. so i had to kind of naysayers. there were those that said you want to tell the story of nat turner, a black man killing white people. no thats not the story i want to tell. in fact i want to give my audience members more credit. i dont think theyre going to come in and see the story i want to tell and say oh there were bad white people and good black people and here we go again. i think theyre going to walk in and say man this is challenging me to rethink the way i interact with my community" movie -- some people might be confused. ad lib to sot "taking a title that was negative now it could be a positive that this is an incredible story thats been told. so hopefully it rights that wrong. that was the hope. but its important that you know that that wrong exists. so the hope for me was with that film taking that title back, reclaiming it, repurposing it so now and forever more my kids kids google nat turner or google the nation they have more options than that thing." coming up -- dogs often help out in case of an emergency... and this guy is no exception. how he saved a family's lives and how he's being honored. plus -- 15-thousand dollars of equipment -- taken in five minutes. video of the incident and what darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line a local couple has their car and nearly thirteen thousand dollars worth of equipment stolen! fox6's rachelle baillon joins us now with more details. good afternoon. the crime was captured on surveillance video and police are now searching for the people involved. ross kreier's livelihood was packed into the back of a jeep on sunday. "it was all over and done with in five minutes. i mean, so they made fifteen grand in five minutes." while the jeep was parked behind a popular third ward restaurant, thieves broke in and took off with the 2003 "i have speakers you know i have stands and lights numerous setups and that was all in the jeep." kreier is a d-j and had spent the day performing for some friends. he says he had about 13 thousand dollars worth of support equipment and cash in his girlfriend's jeep, when a group broke into the vehicle--in broad daylight--and stole it from the lot. "i think people were eating lunch 25 yards away while these kids are about it." a friend shared this cell phone video of what surveillance cameras caught. m- p-d says it's working to identify and arrest the suspects----and recover the stolen jeep. kreier is holding out hope for the equipment's return; he says it took him five years to buy all of it in the first place and replacing it won't come cheap. "it hurts. i mean it hurts the pocketbook you know it hurts your feelings you know it's slowly consuming myself, my girlfriend's upset 24/7 she has no car right now." the silver lining--if there is one--is that e car, so he can keep djing at venues that have their own equipment. "i'm just going to keep trucking." police are still investigating the incident. if you have any information about it or the people involved, you're asked to contact m-p-d. reporting in the newsroom , rachelle baillon fox6 news. mary thanks rachelle. there's a new statewide partnership aimed at reducing fire deaths wisconsin smoke alarm and fire education coalition and the red cross. home fires were found to be the biggest disaster threat to people in the u-s, killing more than 50 people in wisconsin each year. so, together they pledge to install ten-thousand smoke alarms. "according to the most current building code in wisconsin and recommendation from almost every fire service out there. a smoke alarm should be placed in every bedroom. every hallway within six feet of a bedroom and officials say house fires spread almost two to three times faster than they did 30 years ago. research shows, having a working smoke alarms in your home, cut the risk of death in half. if you need a new fire alarm -- you can register online. head to fox-six-now-dot-com and click on links. a group of county and city leaders are taking action of their own in the debate over the estabrook dam. milwaukee mayor tom barrett, metropolitan sewerage district have come up with a plan to tear it town. first-- the city would rezone the dam out of county park land-- then it would be sold to m-m-s-d for a dollar so they could tear it down. the three say the plan is the most cost effective way and environmentally- friendly option. however-- the milwaukee county board says there are other motives behind the plan. "the county executive has approved of repairing estabrook dam in the past and proposal in order to set the precedent for selling and rezoning milwaukee county park land." according to board members-- if the plan goes through-- selling and rezoning that county park land would not require board approval. kohl's announcing a donation of more than one-and a half million dollars to the milwaukee art museum today. the donation will come in increments over the next three years. it began in 2008. the program provides educational hands-on art experiences to children. since partnering with kohl's -- family participants have shot from nine- thousand to 300-thousand each year. kohls has donated more than $8 million to the milwaukee art museum. as it makes landfall in haiti today -- cuba prepares for hurricane 'matthew.' the cuban government evacuating some two hundred thousand people from southern coastal and low-lying communities. experts say the storm surge the category four hurricane has maximum sustained winds of one hundred forty-five miles-per-hour. the cuban national electric company u- n-e deploying thirty trucks and one hundred sixty workers to help with power outages. as matthew approaches-- local families are concerned for the well being of loved ones stationed in guantanamo bay, cuba. approximately 120 soldiers from the wisconsin army national guard's 32nd military police company are stationed there. franklin resident david coolidge... says his son is police that has to stay and ride out the storm. "as a parent your kids already in harms way in the military stationed down there in the military they've already had two hurricane's scurry to the north but this one is going to hit them directly. so yeah we're concerned." we've been informed by the wisconsin national guard that the base in guantanamo bay has activated their hurricane response plan. officials are expecting a temporary loss of commuic priority is the safety of their soldiers. there are several international organizations already on the ground -- trying to help those affected by matthew. you can help any of these groups when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. just search "how to help." now to some of the stories we're working on for you on fox 6 news at five. a new team of detectives will now handle officer-involved shooting investigations in milwaukee. at five, one of the heads of the operation tells a teenage girl diagnosed with cancer. coming up, the amazing gift she got to help her battle the disease. we'll have those and so much more in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. a city in idaho is honoring a dog as its "hometown hero." here he is! meet jaxson... he now has an honorary firefighter badge. jaxson will be presented with the today/ firefighters say an electrical fire could have easily burned down his family's home... ...but his owner says the 11-year-old pug noticed sparks coming from an electrical outlet just in time. todd lavoie / owner "i kinda listened and i noticed sparks coming from the outlet, and jaxson was literally barking at the outlet, notifying me something was wrong." jaxson's owner used a fire extinguisher to knock down the fire. firefighters say jaxson definitely saved the house and coming up --the new trend in japan that has men literally feeling part of the burden of pregnancy. ?? attention medicare beneficiaries living in these... milwaukee area counties. now is the time to review your current medicare coverage. whatever your health coverage needs, call now and let unitedhealthcare help find a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... which is your hospital and doctor coverage... all in one simple plan for a $0 dollar monthly premium. if you live in these milwaukee area counties, this medicare advantage plan offers you... visits to your primary care doctor for a low $15 co-pay. there's more. you can get routine vision, hearing and foot care coverage, hearing aids as low as $330 each, saving you thousands... whether it's your co-pay or the pharmacy price. or pay zero dollars for a 90-day supply of your tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, delivered right to your door. open enrollment begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so now is the time to call and learn more about the choice of plans we offer. for a $0 monthly premium, you'll get unitedhealth? passport, and unlike original medicare, this plan has an out-of-pocket maximum to help protect your savings. for over 30 years, we've been helping people live healthier lives. call and see why so many medicare beneficiaries choose plans from unitedhealthcare. don't miss your opportunity. medicare open enrollment ends december 7th. call now and see if the benefits of an aarp medicarecomplete plan are right for you. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. flu season is right around the corner, and there are important new recommendations about the flu vaccine. in this contact 6 report - jenna sachs explains who is affected by these changes and when it's best for people to get the vaccine. hands down the best defense against the flu. but depending on your age and health, you may need to change the type of vaccine you get. kids are not going to like this, but this year the nasal vaccine flumist is not recommended by the centers for disease control and prevention. 'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by percent effective at preventing the flu. adults ages 18 to 64 have the option of getting the vaccine with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. fluzone high dose is four times stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older check with your doctor on those. 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people under the age of 60 or so can benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine as soon as it becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect them better during winter, when the flu season tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immunity. important thing, of course, is to get the flu shot no matter what the timing. the standard vaccine is still free under most insurance plans and medicare. but youll need to check with your insurance company to be sure. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? give jenna a call!! the number is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com. tom wachs is out on the weather deck. partly to mostly cloudy tonight with temperatures holding steady in the 60s. showers and a few thunderstorms will move in from the southwest by mid-morning wednesday. the rain will move out during the afternoon. we could see some peeks of the sun during the afternoon with temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s. scattered thunderstorms are possible thursday with a better air of the season is forecast to blow in on saturday. tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. low: 63 dewpoint: 59 wind: se 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with t-storms moving out during the afternoon. high: 74 dewpoint: 60 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with a chance for thunderstorms. am low: 62 high: 71 dewpoint: 62 wind: e 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. am low: 64 high: 67 dewpoint: 56 wind: saturday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 42 high: 53 dewpoint: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny and cool. morning frost possible. am low: 38 high: 58 dewpoint: 37 wind: s 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 46 high: 64 dewpoint: 44 wind: workers who feel as if they might lose their job also seem to have a higher risk of type two diabetes. researchers reviewed data from nearly one hundred forty thousand workers in the united states, europe and australia. the workers' average age - was forty two. investigators found diabetes rates were nineteen percent higher among those who felt their job was at risk, compared to people who felt results are consistent with other studies... showing that job insecurity is associated with weight gain. they suggest policies are put in place....to reduce exposure to job insecurity. its goal is to provide the comfort and companionship of a pet, except for one thing -- the pet isn't actually alive. hasbro has just released its latest creation - a life-like robotic dog. it barks, and turns its head in the direction of a person talking. follows in the 'paw'-steps of its robotic cat model. the close-to-real life pets are designed to help ease loneliness among the elderly and children. studies suggest nearly-real pets can provide companionship like true to life animals. hasbro retails its robotic pets - for right around one-hundred dollars a police chase with a semi driver ends with a man in the big rig for driving outside of the truck routes. but the driver -- a forty-four year old man from florida -- did not stop, leading cops on an hour long chase. the semi hit two police cars and at least four other vehicles. he eventually ran over spike strips that blew out his tires.. officers had to taser the man before taking him into custody. he's currently in the hospital and charges are pending. more than 1-thousand people have been displaced from their homes in colorado ... because of a raging wildfire burning throughout the area -- that's putting numerous communities in the line of danger. at least 3-thousand acres have already burned -- and crews have zero containment of the blaze at this hour. firefighters say the wind hasn't been helping... "at this point, the fire is still moving fairly quickly, it's still moving in different directions, and we're still at the point of doing point protection where we're protecting homes and evacuating people. those are the priorities at this time." 11-hunred people have been evacuated. cause of the fire is under investigation. the anger outside north dakota's second gubernatorial debate had little to do with the candidates. about two-hundred people gathered outside the auditorium in bismarck, north dakota, to protest the dakota access pipeline. the pipeline protests have become commonplace over the last couple months protesters carried signs, chanting, "water is life." some of these protesters were upset they would not be allowed to question the candidates directly "there was no q-and-a. there was no public q- and-a in a gubernatorial debate in midwestern america. i mean i'm sorry, but putting in a few questions here and there that are picked and choosed, that's not true democracy." officials from the indigenous environmental network says they have invited the three gubernatorial candidates to visit "sacred stone camp" it's a bizarre new trend in japan. men are pretending to be pregnant. it's all part of a plan to get men world-wide -- to step up their game. a promotional video shows men wearing 16 pound pregnant suits ... while going through the daily routines that most women go through. what's the point? women do five times the amount of housework that men do in japan... and they want guys to help out more. the ho work-life balance for families. a lot of people have old, broken or unused bicycles laying around. often because it can be hard to know exactly what to do with them. coming up -- how a program is turning old bikes into a bicycle shop is helping turn old bikes into gifts ahead of the holidays. fox 6's kim murphy takes us to "recycle bicycle" and shows us how it's helping you are watching fox 6 news at 5. a bicycle shop is helping turn old bikes into gifts ahead of the holidays. fox 6's kim murphy takes us to "recycle bicycle" and shows us how it's helping people in need. bike nats recycle bicycle in uptown harrisburg quick nat is exactly what it sounds like. quick nat 06-08 we take bicycles and we recycle them but for chief mechanical officer ross willard 00-02 sounds highfalutin but it really is true it's more than just fixing parts. 10-13 we don't care if you're homeless or living in a halfway house 17 or you're a successful businessman, anyone can come down and build their bike 21 take your pick -- old bikes, new bikes, tall bikes, small bikes. 30-34 as you can see we have a really big pile of idly biddy bikes here nat those bikes will find a home for the holidays. 45 they can fix up bikes for christmas, places like local church 51 55 we have bikes ready for them and they can give to clientele 59 guy helping to fix bike the holidays are here before you know it -- and recycle bicycle volunteers quick bike nat are getting ready for the busy season. 2:15 to think some kids will see christmas morning they have a bicycle to ride i think its a great gift2:25 1:41-1:49 i like teaching others do what i do, so in that way, every day is like christmas covered 2:05-2:10 the title is recycle bicycle but its really recycle people bike nat people paying it forward -- one two- wheeled gift at a time. we start with some breaking news this evening.... the kenosha county sheriff's department says deputies are responding after a plane crash this afternoon... they tell us it happened in a cornfield near highways c and k-d... the plane was flying from chicago executive airport to an airport in the 72-year-old pilot from grayslake, illinois tried to land at westosha airport -- but didn't make it. he was unhurt -- but the plane suffered moderate damage. the f-a-a will be notified of the incident. our big story at five.. his dramatic escape was caught on video.. now he's behind bars and faces multiple charges. 17-year old raymond barfield is accused of two run-ins with police... and both times, allegedly trying to ru fox six's derica williams is live from milwaukee county court with the latest... at just 17-years-old, barfield has quite an arrest history which includes several charges related to violence. today the court tried to ensure barfield wasn't able to get out.. and run again from these latest accusations handcuffed, wheeled in and surrounded by four deputies. which include, escape- criminal arrest, resisting or obstructing an officer, vehicle operator flee/elude officer, bail jumping, and 2nd-degree recklessly endangering safety. the charges stem from several incidents..the first on september 11th where he is caught on camera jumping out of the rear door of a police wagon and running away. he was initially in custody for stealing a car. according to a criminal complaint, spotted in a stolen vehicle ... he tried to get away again... and sped through neighborhoods and eventually crashed near 23rd and nash.. where he was arrested, again. fox six has learned the teen already has a long criminal history. he has 8 prior juvenile adjudicatons, the most recent is for a 2015 battery while armed, 2105 resisting or obstruction, 2015 theft, 2014 resisting or obstructing and disorderly