both men face up to twenty years in prison ... now to our big story at four... a 16 year olds death is ruled a homicide after his body was found in a west side neighborhood alley. fox six's julie collins is live near 38th and park hill road with the latest - julie? it was down this alley where neighbors say they heard commotion and then gun shots. milwaukee police said the victim - 16 year old, travon overton -- was found wound. his body was found between this garage and trash cans -- you can see a bullet hole in the side of this garage. neighbors say first responders were out here for several hours trying to revive the boy without success. this all happened around 10:30 thursday morning. we spoke to several neighbors who didnt want to be identified but here is what one person told me about this tragedy: anything to do with our neighborhood, i didnt know the young man.' there are no suspects in custody. and the circumstances leading up to the shooting are unclear at this time as milwaukee police continue their investigation. reporting live on milwaukees west side. julie collins. fox 6 news. brad thanks julie. the employee suspected of murdering his boss, has formally been charged. jason small is accused first degree intentional homicide as party to a crime, use of a dangerous firearm by a felon, in connection with the shooting death of donald lewis. according to a criminal complaint, small is seen on surveillance removing an object from 'underneath the counter...where lewis kept his firearm.' and is seen on camera following 'lewis into the kitchen on top of the basement stairs.' he then 'appears to remove money from the till..and later emerges from the basement carrying a black bag. "i would just ask him why why did you feel the need to harm a man that was no threat to you at all. my father was a very sweet gentle kind man a great soul great spirit all he wanted to do was the through his music an give back as much as he can." family members are still struggling to del with what happened. lewis who suffered 4 gunshot wounds was later found underneath boxes in basement. lewis will be laid to rest tomorrow. donald trump will not make a campaign stop in west allis next monday. a trump spokesman says a scheduling conflict led to the presidential candidate canceling his event at state fair park. the event in green bay for monday is still on. it's the second time a trump event in wisconsin has been canceled in recent days. trump was originally scheduled to attend a rally last weekend paul ryan disinvited him. for hillary clinton, her husband bill and president obama were campaigning for the democratic candidate for president. president obama was in the key battleground state of ohio where early voting is underway. right now, the buckeye state is nearly even in the presidential race. the most recent real clear politics poll of ohio shows clinton leading trump by a slim margin. senator ron johnson and challenger russ feingold will face off tonight. bay. fox 6's ashley sears is live there with a preview of tonight's event. this is the first debate between the two this election season. but they are not strangers--they squared off on the debate stage six years ago. the latest marquette law school poll shows the race is close--within the margin of error. feingold is holding a two point lead over senator johnson. johnson has tried painting the while feingold has been trying to portray johnson as "out-of-touch" with wisconsin. the two will not only take questions tonight from a four person panel, but also from voters on social media. the debate begins tonight at 7--and will be live on fox 6.. live in green bay, ashley sears fox 6 news. brad thanks ashley. house speaker paul ryan speaking to college republicans in madison today. today, discussing the 2016 election. the republican delivered a 20-minute speech without mentioning donald trump. instead emphasizing the risks that come with hillary clinton and the democratic party winning both the white house and control of congress. "beneath all the ugliness lies a long running debate between two governing philosophies: one that is in keeping with our nation's founding principles-like freedom and equality-and another that ryan and trump's already strained relationship grew worse after last week's release of a two thousand five recording, on which trump can be heard making vulgar remarks about women. speaker ryan had much more to say than we can share with you right now. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to watch. tonight, tune in to fox 6 for the debate between republican senator "ron johnson" and his democratic challenger "russ at eight, it's a "you decide election special." we'll bring you live, team coverage of the debate as well as a break down of other election issues and the race for president. that's all tonight -- here on fox 6. a heads up to drivers who use the zoo interchange. another big closure will be taking place this weekend. all lanes on southbound interstate-41 will be closed at watertown plank road tonight starting at ten. the shutdown will last through sunday morning. crews will be working to install some new tub-girders for one of klipstein says: "in order to reconstruct this big of an interchange, there is going to be inconvenience to the traveling public. we try our best to limit that... but in this case we are closing 41 south because for safety reasons, we cannot place these girders over live traffic." as always -- you're urged to plan ahead. there are expected to be delays during the day tomorrow. in time for the weekend. weather expert stephanie barichello is standing by in the weather office with a look at the forecast. we'll stay mostly clear tonight with lows in the 50s. clouds will move in during the day tomorrow, and so will a strong breeze from the southwest at 10-20 mph. highs will be well above average, near 70. tonight: mostly clear. low: 53 dewpoint: 46 wind: ssw 3-9 now's a great time to download the fox6 storm center app. as always, it's free for apple and android devices. employees of united healthcare were in milwaukee handing out free groceries to families. they were distributing the food at northcott neighborho at 6th and wright. it's one of 14 different events throughout the state. the meal bags have enough produce, poultry, and pasta to feed a family of four through four meals. in total four-thousand meal bags will be distributed across the state. "we understand that poverty and being food insecure can be a really big struggle and that especially if they're dealing with healthcare issues, it's just too much sometimes so if we can just help a little bit, then that's what's really important to us." northcott house provides employment and training as well as food pantry servie ad lib about food program many of us know how hard it can be trying to balance high school homework on top of playing a sport. coming up -- meet the area freshman managing to balance two fall varsity sports on top of everything else. plus -- the animal intruder one man caught taking a relaxing dip in his koi fish pond. janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. an intruder of a different sort-- caught on camera in california. a man discovers a bear taking a dip in his koi fish pond. the man came out one morning to find a mess out by his pond. he checked the security tape, and saw a bear roaming around, relaxing in the water, not even bothering the fish. and this isn't the first time he's caught wildlife on camera... of raccoons playing in a bird bath. "rocky horror picture show" is coming to the small screen --- right here on fox six. the stars of the classic reboot hit the red carpet in los angeles last night. this comes ahead of the premiere of "the the rocky horror picture show: let's do the time warp again" --- a live-action version of the cult classic. it tells the story of a stranded couple who are forced to visit the bizarre played by actress laverne cox. american idol alum adam lambert and christina milian will also be making appearances. the film's original dr. frank-n-furter, tim curry will also be making a special cameo. "we've made the film for television. it's... the choreography is bigger, the music is bigger, it's brighter, but we are not in competition with the original. set to air next thursday -- only on fox six! the chicago cubs start their n-l-c-s series against the dodgers at home tomorrow night. and people living near wrigley field are cashing in. anyone with a few parking spaces to rent, a room to rent, or an entire apartment can command big bucks from fans coming into wrigleyville . "at the end of the day they're probably getting a better deal than they would be for 250 300 bucks two-bedroom apartment with a kitchen, deck, grill, and they're nice and close to the stadium." some very small rental units have already been snapped up for as little as 350- dollars a night. the asking price for some larger units is a thousand dollars or more. your freshman year in high school can be pretty varsity level.... a local athlete is meeting the challenge.... tim van vooren goes beyond the game.... there aren't many high schoolers who can sum themselves up as accurately as austin peters... 142941 "i just love doing sports.... i love being busy." 142943 austin is a freshman on the waukesha north cross country varsity.... he is also a freshman on the waukesha north football varsity... and yes, those are both fall sports.... them both... running always came naturally to me, i have always loved doing long distance... it's just fun doing two sports and being busy.... do you have any time for schoolwork ?? yeah, at night." 143437 most days after school, here's how things go for austin.... get dressed for cross country practice and take part in the workout.... he is one of the team's top five runners, so his times time, at about 5:15, he heads into the locker room to put on his football gear and then comes out to catch the tail end of that team's practice... he is the kicker and punter.... 145426 "he knows what he has to do, he's a tremendous time manager.... that's one of the life skills i am always teaching our guys." 145432 145444 "that's really going to help him balance it all because i really do see him doing it all and i see him being successful doing it all." 145451 northstars cross country coach jamie mosley kept austin's situation in mind where he could when scheduling his team's meets this season.... and went to school with austin's mom, is similarly flexible... 150813 "i have to change practice.... sometimes i can't do kick off team or extra point at the beginning of practice like sometimes i'd like to, but it's fine, i'll take the trade-off." 150823 144955 "to kick at the varsity level and to run cross country at the varsity level, i think that speaks to his maturity... i think if he wasn't the kid that he was, i think it would be a lot harder for him to both, first of all, but especially to do so at that level." 145010 151530 "austin is playing football and running cross country in the fall.... he'll play basketball, he'll run track, he'll play baseball.... not really to give any of them up, and the best thing about it is, nobody really thinks he'll need to." 151544 151006 "i mean they're in high school.... at this point, if he's going to be a division one college athlete in any sport, he's going to get there... and i think it's important that the kids are able to do whatever they want, whenever they want in this type of atmosphere because you only get to do it once in your life." 151022 and after all, austin loves in waukesha, tim van vooren, fox six sports... when it comes to producing, austin is doing so on both teams.... his times make him a counter in cross country.... and he is 29 for 29 on extra points and 2 for 2 on field goals in football this season.... ad lib about pkg coming up on fox 6 news at four... what acting great tom say about the interesting story behind the new film "denial", out today. here's a live look outside. ad lib what you see weather expert stephanie barichello is up next with a kids don't know how to act fake. i like your face. so we're learning to be more like them. removing artificial flavors and colors from general mills cereal. i like his face. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grain as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. we'll stay mostly clear tonight with lows in the 50s. clouds will move in during the day tomorrow, and so will a strong breeze from the southwest tonight: mostly clear. low: 53 dewpoint: 46 wind: ssw 3-9 mph a high-profile lawyer takes on one of the biggest cases of his career -- accusing her of tarnishing his reputation. our gino salomone sat down with two- time oscar nominee-- tom wilkinson -- to talk about his role in "denial." "were not protecting you were protecting our case. our strategy is to keep the focus on irving and irving alone. its not a test of your credibility its a test of his. you dont think im good enough. no i didnt say that. everything you have to say you have said in your book. our task is to starve irving. what a grea too many superhero movies and where i dont care. when i walk out im talking about this and discussing it. yeah. you must be proud of that. yeah i am, i am. i think its a wonderful, well i think its a good movie thats all i can say. a good movie is a good movie is a good movie. whether its a blockbuster or something like that. if it maintains peoples interest thats what youre looking happening to you but its not about you. auschwitz is at the very center of holocaust belief so it is at the very center of holocaust denial. the stakes involved were so high. if his side was taken. it set a whole precedent for that movement. that denial movement. yes it would have done but as it points out in the movie they had him out flanked from such an early point, having the poor guy have to defend himself. he didnt have to he could have got a lawyer but he didnt. he accepted instead of a jury. he was sort of out foxed from the very beginning. and was always kind of looking down the barrel of losing the trial. where is the evidence. where is the proof? not all opinions are created equal. i am not a racist. the dialogue came from exactly what happened in court. it is not fiction. absolutely. you have to or you could get in very serious trouble. so what happens in the court room is literally what happened in the real courtroom. which makes it a movie it works so well knowing it is reality. it was a very long trail so david has to be sort of complimented for using exactly the right bits. this man hates me. hes coming for me. and when someone comes after you, you take them a water quality meeting in downtown milwaukee today. officials talked about their options for fixing the lead problem. coming up -- what those options mean and could residents be left picking up its cost? plus -- a pregnant woman sent to the hospital after a terrifying situation in a local walmart last night. who police are still looking i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, not wisconsin. 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 ? brown deer police are hoping for help in locating the suspects responsible for attacking a woman inside a walmart. the woman's injuries are minor, but the bigger concern involves her pregnancy. justin williams is live, near 61st and brown deer road, with more. justin? this story has some folks questioning humanity, today, after a woman says the fact that she is just weeks away from her due date does not prevent two, women from putting her pregnancy in danger. safe. we, normally, don't have random instances of random beatings, like this. but, thursday night, just before 10, inside this walmart, at 61st and brown deer road, what happens is nowhere near normal. this was just an isolated incident where this victim, you know, was, unfortunately, at the wrong place, at the wrong time. the victim, fox 6 has learned, is a 27- year-old woman who tells fox 6 she is just store's electronics section, riding a motorized wheelchair, when two, unidentified women accuse her husband of walking too close to one suspect's brother. the females were out-- lookin' for trouble, and, maybe, they used that as an excuse to start trouble. at this point, the victim says a suspect throws a d-v-d at her, and a physical assault begins-- with the suspects, allegedly, striking the victim, multiple times. she was taken to the hospital, and treated. the two, female unidentified male suspect, then, run out of the store-- fleeing in what is described as a blue, 2004 dodge intrepid. they lead police on a brief chase, but the pursuit is canceled, after speeds exceed 100 miles-per-hour. because the vehicle's stolen, we don't know who was driving, who the occupants were ... we don't know who the females were, in the store, or the male that was with them. brown deer police say they're looking for two female suspects, both of one is said to be heavy-set, with blue and black hair, a blue jacket, and black pants with high, gray socks. the second is described as slim, with a black and white sweater, and blue jeans. a male suspect is also being sought. all three are believed to be in their teens. if you have any information which may benefit this investigation, you're encouraged to contact brown deer police. this is thel deer. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. steph thanks justin. how to remove lead from milwaukee's water supply... that was the main focus of a water quality task force meeting in downtown milwaukee today. as lead finds its way into the city's drinking water supply -- milwaukee officials are looking for ways to fix it. they talked about replacing pipes leading to older properties that are more at risk. it quickly became a discussion of how the project would be funded. and while a big chunk would be picked up by the state -- a would very much like to have an active relationship with the state on this. they certainly have a financial capacity that the city doesn't in our current revenue structure and that is a partnership we're going to have to rely on." for now -- officials recommend using water filters. the united way and area hospitals have teamed up to offer 75-thousand dollars to help buy filters for those who need them take a look at this incredible video. it shows an 18-wheeler dangling fort worth texas. police say the truck nearly dropped into the river after it hit a guard rail along the interstate. luckily, there was no road under the bridge and there were no reports of injuries. an investigation is underway after shots are fired at police headquarters building in indianapolis. it happened last night around 11 p-m at the indianapolis metropolitan police department's north district headquarters. there were two officers inside the building at the time of the shooting. neither officer was injured. police say the shooting could be retaliation for law enforcement's success in are very upset with the amount of arrests and narcotics and drug money we've taken off the street this summer. that is something we know that's a chatter among some of the drug dealers in the community. but, can we say that's the reason this occurred? no. is that a possibility? absolutely." the shooting is the second in ten days on an indianapolis metropolitan police district headquarters. police believe the two shootings are related. this news may not come as a surprise... but wells fargo isn't opening nearly as the scandal-ridden bank says...the number of consumer checking accounts opened plunged by 25-percent in last month -- compared to last year. this all after the bank admitted to opening more than two-million fake accounts since 20-11. earlier this week, longtime c-e-o john stumpf abruptly decided to retire. ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories coming up on fox six news at five. she caught on her home surveillance camera. a car speeds around a stopping school bus, just feet from her kids. at five, the reason police won;t do anything about it. also, another creepy clown scare - this time, at a local daycare - of all places. at five, the not-so-funny outcome of this latest incident. those stories and more are coming up next on fox six news at five! a lot of businesses like to boast about the type of person they hire. theres one car dealership on the northwest side that can make a truly unique claim: had an employee honored by the city...for helping save someones life. a.j. bayatpour has their story... in a room full of first responders... christine gaspardo fits right in. not only because she was an e-m-t for 15 years. she was lying on the sidewalk right here. back in february, gaspardo was working the desk at hart auto when a frantic customer ran in. all i could get from him wa on the sidewalk, an unconscious woman. gaspardo knew she had overdosed. she was very thin and they have that sunken-in look in their face. christine did c-p-r until the rescue crew got there with narcan. the woman was saved. im just like a proud father. its not the first time one of larry rowells employees helped save someone. in january 2015, a fire raged in a house just a few doors down. luke czuma choo-mah larry when they heard a kid was trapped inside. something told me the kid was gonna be in the last room on the left-hand side and i crawled all the way through the hallway, opened the door, seen the kid there. he was yelling the kids in here! the kids in here! but the fire shot in my face. i had to get out of there. luke was able to give firefighters the boys location. the five-year-old survived. we were just the right people at the right time, you know. once again, a hart auto employee is honored at the fire departments awards ceremony. shaking hands with the mayor and fire chief, reluctant to call herself a hero. its in my blood. you just react, you just do. another treat for gaspardo, her father flew in thursday from florida to surprise her he sat by her side during the ceremony she says all she wants now is the opportunity to someday meet the woman she helped save back in february. reporting from outside milwaukee's police and fire academy, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. students at a middle school in of "national farm to school month". students at horace mann middle school enjoyed crunchy apples while learning about the importance of growing food locally and healthy eating. the goal of the annual event is to encourage students to include fruits and vegetables in their regular diets. higar says: "it's important number one they're filling their stomachs up with fruits and vegetables that always adds to the proteins and starches that we have in our meals and it's just a well-balanced meal." the school purchased more than four-hundred apples to celebrate the event. coming up -- the incredibly rare surgery that could mean a new life for not one -- but two infants in new york. plus -- a man our contact six has followed for years -- is now in trouble with the law. the shady business practices that ended up catching up to him.... here's a live look outside right now. ad lib what you see weather expert stephanie barichelleo is lesson. a local contractor is evidence of that. despite being the focus of two stories and several contact 6 complaints - he's now in trouble with the law. contact 6's jenna sachs joins us with the details. an area contractor that contact 6 has been following for two years is now facing criminal charges. we first introduced you to jeff baum back in 2014. at the time, he'd done work on the home of a high-school friend. the work wasn't done right and contact 6 stepped in to help. baum promised us he would makes things right. "people make mistakes and i didn't expect it to go this far. it was the last one." while baum fixed the issues at this home - the problems continued with others. contact 6 has continued to get complaints about baum not completing work, doing poor work and just not showing up. he was even featured for second time in a contact 6 story. but that didn't stop baum from continuing his practices and that's caught up with him. in waukesha county. according to the criminal complaint -- a mequon man paid baum 5-thousand- dollars to paint the outside of a rental home and build a retaining wall. the project was never complete. the complaint also states that baum never provided a written contract. baum is also facing two misdemeanor charges in connection with the case. as a reminder -- keep a few things in mind if you're looking to hire a contractor: always research the person or company before you start business with them. yo call the better business bureau ... or wisconsin consumer protection to see if there's any complaints. if a person or company signs on to do work - get everything in writing. there should always be a contract. make sure that contract includes a complete description of the work, list of materials, the start and end and a full price. don't sign it..if you don't understand it. also -- do not pay for the entire job upfront. while some contractors may require a percentage of the payment before...you shouldn't pay for a job in full before it contractor has a license. jeff baum does not. brad and stephanie back to you. thanks jenna! if you have a consumer issue or complaint - give jenna a call! you can reach the contact 6 team at the number on your screen or file complaint at fox6now.com. adlib to weather we'll stay mostly clear tonight with lows in the 50s. clouds will move in during the day tomorrow, and so will a strong breeze from the southwest at 10-20 mph. highs will be late saturday night, and we may even have a few thunderstorms in the overnight hours. that lingers into sunday morning. we'll stay warm with highs in the 70s through tuesday of next week. back to the 60s and sunny by wednesday. tonight: mostly clear. low: 53 dewpoint: 46 wind: ssw 3-9 mph saturday: overnight thunderstorms possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 57 wind: sw 10-20 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with am showers and a chance for a few 62 high: 71 dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy with a slight chance for showers & thunderstorms. am low: 63 high: 76 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a slight chance for showers & thunderstorms. am low: 63 15-25 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. am low: 50 high: 63 dewpoint: 44 wind: nw 5-10 we all know we should, but here's a global reminder. wash your hands. our beverly taylor joins us with a look at the importance of keeping our hands clean. .. clean. tomorrow is global handwashing day. keeping hands clean can prevent about a third of digestive illnesses-- and almost one in six episodes of respiratory infections. experts say you should wash your hands-- before-- during-- and after food prep... and before eating. ....also, when you're caring for a sick person-- cleaning a wound-- using the toilet-- or changing diapers. proper technique is important too. you should use clean, running water. lather your hands then rinse well, also using clean, running water. twin brothers born conjoined at the head may now be able to live separate lives. ja-don and a-ni-as mcdonald were successfully separated by doctors at a hospital in the bronx.it took nearly 17-hours of surgery to separate the 13- month-old twins. jadon and a-ni-as are only the 59th head- separation- surgery in the world since 19-52. more than 20 medical boys' surgeries over the last two days. a new survey shows more women in the u-s expect to have children than they did in 2002. the centers for disease control and prevention surveyed nearly six thousand women. half of them between 15 and 40 expected to have children. that's up from 46- percent in 2002. those women who want kids, only want two... which is down slightly from the last time they were surveyed in 2002. authors say the results could future. back to you. the zika virus has been discovered in another neighborhood in miami. florida governor rick scott says five new locally-transmitted cases have been confirmed in the little river area. the c-d-c is advising pregnant women not to travel to the neighborhood that is about one-square mile in size. the c-d-c also says that pregnant women and their partners may not want to go to any part of miami-dade county for now. the mosquito-borne disease can lead to birth defects and other neurological disorders in newborn babies. thousands of jobs over the next few years. h-p announcing this week that it will slash three to four-thousand jobs over the next three years. the company faces challenges due to slumping personal computer and printer sales. these cuts come on top of the three- thousand positions the company plans to eliminate this fiscal year. h-p has about 50-thousand employees worldwide. a gorilla is caught on camera escaping from a zoo in england. silverback was on the loose for a short time. zoo visitors and staff were told to take cover in buildings until the animal was captured. the gorilla was eventually subdued after being shot with a tranquilizer dart. two groups clash over brexit outside of the u-k high court in london yesterday. brexit is shorthand for the united kingdom leaving the european representing each side argued over whether the british government has the power to leave the e-u - without the approval of parliament. "this legal challenge, while it's presenting itself as technical, constitutional sort of affair, really that guise is an attempt to stop brexit from happening, to frustrate it, to complicate it on behalf of mainly un-named business interests." prime minister "theresa may" can start negotiating britain's exit from the e-u without a vote in the house of commons. lawmakers have pressured may to prime minister has insisted that is not necessary. milwaukee-based harley-davidson is working to expand production in asia. yesterday, the company announced plans to boost growth in china, india, vietnam, and possibly cambodia. harley davidson faces slowing demand for motorcycles in the u-s, which is its biggest market. the company hopes to attract riders who want to buy two wheelers not just for commuting, but for recreation. a new book tackles the challenges of understanding the world of finance. surprise you. coming up, how a 10-year-old boy is using gumball machines to explain the economy. explain the economy. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. 5. trouble with, but for a fifth grader in iowa, it come easy. a 10-year-old, with a little help from his dad, has written a book on the world of finance. fox 6's angelica duria has the story. "072029 - alright this looks like the perfect spot " and caleb kitterman would know "072051 - were about to put gumballs into my gumball machine." nats "072350 - gumball machines, it's my first time having two" this 10-year-old turned businessman's love for the ago... when he's dad wanted to teach him about finances "070104 - well i didnt know where we were gonna go with it. i just knew that i wanted him to learn about money in a different way." that's when the father son duo got creative "064604 - when caleb was little he was always asking his mommy and daddy to buy him stuff and daddy would always say no. and thats actually true" together they wrote a book " 064622 - i did the illustration and dad did the typing " about the importance of assets, savings and investments. caleb experienced that first hand with his own gumball machine "065410 - if i ler what to use it for." now it's time he thinks other fifth graders become money smart too "065728 - im hoping it gets published soon because we have 980 dollars on there right now." but caleb needs 25-hundred dollars by the end of the month in order for his books to hit the shelves. and is confident in crowd - funding efforts. "065322 - i think im already thinking about my retirement first day on the job im retired." already seeing success in the gumball machine business... but taking note of his humble begins "but at first im not super grateful for this because i know its a super good lesson that your fathers teach you so always listen to your fathers lessons. thats the number one thing....and lectures." angelica duria fox 6 news. this evening... two milwaukee men are accused of trying to help isis. federal court documents state they had intentions of leaving for the middle east. a.j. bayatpour has been sorting through those court papers and joins us live in the newsroom with the latest... the two men were arrested earlier this month in san angelo, texas. the federal complaint states the two had allegedly told an either syria or iraq by way of mexico. here are their mugshots, provided by authorities in texas. 35-year-old jason michael ludke is charged with attempting to support a foreign terrorist organization. 30-year-old yosvany padilla-conde is charged with aiding and abetting ludke's attempt to help isis. in a conversation on social media, ludke is alleged to have told an uncover agent that he pledges allegiance to the leader of isil and is ready to join the organization be it i he was driving toward mexico with padilla-conde when the two were stopped and taken into custody. according to the complaint, ludke went by multiple aliases, including muhammad nassir. a registered sex offender by the same name, jason ludke, also has that same alias. that dates back to a 2002 2nd degree sexual assault of a child charge in brown county. both men now face up to 20 years in prison. live in the newsroom, ted thanks aj clowns creating chaos. it happened in milwaukee -- at a daycare, no less. fox6's myra sanchick has this exclusive story. most likely it all began as a teenaged prank. but it ended up being not funny at all.

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