they arrive to find a man standing in a yard-- pointing a handgun in the officers direction and then, pulling the trigger. when the weapon appeared to misfire, officers took cover. just after eight a-m, ?????? exited the home and was taken into custody. there was, in fact, a live round found, which would indicate that he had, the gun had either misfired, or he ha so ... no doubt in my mind that he was intent on injuring the officers. bond is set at ?????-dollars. ????s next court appearance is scheduled for ??? ????. this is the latest, in washington county. steph thanks justin. the milwaukee county district attorney's office has cleared two milwaukee officers in a shooting that left one man dead. in may, officers jesse mattson and jason daering responded to a call of an armed robbery at an o'reilly auto parts store at 76th and mill. the two officers ordered one of the suspects, burt johnson, to drop his officers returned fire, killing him. one of the officer was hit by a bullet in his protective vest. the d-a says the officers reasonably used deadly force in this ?incident. another man-- 20-year-old gregory rounds -- has been charged for his role in the crime. foul play is not suspected in the death of a baby in milwaukee. yesterday morning, police responded to a home at 28th and wells for a report of an unresponsive baby. officials say three-month-old the scene. a 36-year-old man was arrested at the scene, but for charges not related to the child's death. milwaukee police are investigating a double shooting. it happened just after midnight near 43rd and hopkins. we're told two men -- ages 38 and 46 -- were shot when they confronted another man in the alley behind their home. the suspect then took off on foot. both men were treated for non-life threatening injuries. less than an hour later ...there was a report of another shooting at 24th and townsend. police have not incident. over the weekend there were six separate shootings incidents, two of which were fatal. we first told you friday about two men with milwaukee ties-- arrested for trying to support isis. today, one appeared in federal court in texas. 30-year-old yosvany padilla-conde is charged with aiding and abetting jason ludke-- in his alleged attempt to travel overseas to join the terror group. in court today, padilla-conde formally heard the charges to milwaukee. he's expected to appear in court in texas again before that happens. ludke is charged with attempting to support a foreign terrorist organization. he was driving toward mexico with padilla-conde when the two were stopped and taken into custody. we are just over three weeks away from election day, and wisconsin is proving to be a hot spot for campaigning. republican presidential candidate donad a campaign event in green bay tonight. we have team coverage of the stop, and the response. fox 6's mary stoker smith is in the newsroom with how democrats responded ahead of the event. but we begin with our myra sanchick. she joins us live from green bay with more from trump supporters. a crowd of trump supporters waited in line for hours to get into the k-i center for a last chance to hear donald trump speak in person, before colorful expression, costumes and outspoken individuals. with issues such as donald trump tweeting that the election is rigged. and a recently released tape of donald trump making lewd statements about women, i asked supporters about the tone. people don't seem to show any redemption .we make errors. i've made many errors in my life but we become better persons when we an error. i can become a better person out of this. being rigged doesn't necessarily mean the actual voting process has been rigged, it could mean the reporting of what goes on . battleground states that donald trump is stopping in. hillary clinton is not making campaign stops this week as she prepares for wednesday's debate. live in green bay myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra. democrats are taking donald trump's trip to wisconsin as an opportunity to promote hillary clinton. our mary stoker smith joins us from the newsroom with an event held in green bay, hours before trump touches down. mary? democratic senator tammy baldwin was in green bay ahead of trump's visit tonight. the senator was joined by eighth congressional district candidate people to get out and vote early, as early voting is underway here in wisconsin. baldwin discussed the tone of donald trump's campaign, saying it's divisive. "republicans face this moral test, do they stick with the republican party of old, of lincoln, and teddy roosevelt, or do they stick with donald trump." campaigning for hillary c actors sean astin from the lord of the rings films, and wil wheaton from "star trek the next generation" have an event at scheduled at u-w-m today. reporting from the newsroom, mary stoker smith, fox 6 news. we will be streaming the trump campaign event on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. look for the link atop our home page. milwaukee county sheriff david saturday. clarke said "it's incredible that our institutions of government, white house, congress, doj, and big media are corrupt. pitchforks and torches time." he then responded further to his tweet in a blog post today. he slammed what he called "big media" for not holding the obama administration, and hillary clinton accountable for for what he sees as transgressions. this morning sheriff clarke was on fox news speaking about the tweet and the response to it. founding fathers did in the 1770's when they drew up the declaration of independence, which is why i always say, go back and read your declaration of independence, it's right there, were they inciting violence, no, but what they self rule and wanted a government that was controlled by the people, not the bureaucrats in washington." sheriff clarke has been a vocal opponent to hillary clinton, and he has also spoken at trump campaign event tonight in green bay. turning to weather now, it's unseasonably warm out there in southeast wisconsin. weather expert stephanie barichello joins us from the weather office with a check on the forecast. stephanie? although we may see a few sprinkles this evening we should stay mostly dry. tonight and into tuesday. lows will be above average, in the low 60s. sw 10-15 mph with rain and colder temps in the forecast, you'll want to have the power of the fox6 storm center app at your disposal. download it for free -- it's available for apple and android devices. the fans who watched the packers get embarrassed by the cowboys at lambeau field may still be hall pass. the mystery of his decent is the hottest topic going forward. tom pipines joins us with the blitz. fundamentally speaking, aaron rodgers has developed some bad habits. going back to last year, his mechanics have been off-so has his performance. 4 plays by number 12 were costly on sunday. richard rodgers probably should again, the throw was off, negating a big gainer. the interception, where he didn't see safety barry church, was something you rarely saw in the past. but the pinpoint accuracy is a thing of the past-to "this" point. rodgers admitted, his fumble near the goal line on a quarterback draw was a killer. church said dallas lineman worked on slapping the ball away all week because of his issues with ball security..you could never say that randall cobb for a touchdown? aaron rodgers talked about adversity-and how he planned to spend last night. 10:15:19 i'll have a glass of scotch and chill out a little bit; watch the film. you know, i'm my biggest critic and i look at this as finely as every other game and improve. 10:51:32 10:52:42 i think adversity highlights the pride of your team and ability to things like this or not and hopefully it's a positive reaction to this type of adversity. 10:52:55 despite the year-long slump, it says here that aaron rodgers will be great again. if he's not, the packers will be hard pressed to make a deep playoff run -or even make the post season for the 8th facing some hard times. and as they look for solutions -- their latest move may be their biggest yet. coming up -- what they're offering for certain teachers arachnophobia, the fear of spiders, listen up. spiders can hear you from across the room. a new study says spiders, especially "jumping spiders" can hear sounds scientists made this discovery by accident, while researching spiders' brain signals. and it's all thanks to a squeaky lab chair.. they realized that the spiders responded every time the chair squeaked, so they ran some more tests. spiders don't have ear-drums. but they use sensory hairs on their front legs to plenty of credit to packers running back eddie lacy who played yesterday on a tender ankle. but there's another eddie who has played courageously with pain his entire life. thanks to his amazing spirit, and the love of those he's inspired, this eddie did something that goes beyond the game. 11:50:23 we've been a part of some special plays in sports and in football, but none as special as what you'll see right now! cutaway? 11:54:59 it's been a long road and i've always been a quiet dream for me. i've always wanted to come out and play football. but then someone said i could come and do it and i was jumping for joy. and i'm just really kimmineau's touchdown run so special during a 7th grade game between his mukwonago braves and a classy muskego team so special was that it represented the long road that the 13 year old grader referred to. to understand how long, you have to rewind the video-and the clock to the time that eddie was diagnosed with morquio syndrome. 12:00:51 it's a very rare genetic disorder. he's missing an enzyme which allows substances to build up in his body which affects a organs and also his bones. 12:01:03 12:01:06 he's had cervical fusions twice. he's had hip knee and ankle surgeries. and one of those surgeries put him in a full body cast for six weeks from his armpits down to his ankles. 12:01:20 after all that, eddie's mom and dad didn't know if he'd be walking far enough to score a touchdown. but his spirit has always been willing roughest of times, after surgeries where there's weeks and weeks of recovery. and he's still one of the most positive people i know. he's always thinking of others. he's never down on himself. 11:59:55 12:00:01 really that has inspired us as a family to be better people. 12:00:06 11:39:40 all the kids respect him for all the stuff that he's gone through and the incredible positive attitude that he has in infectious on the rest of us". 11:39:47 12;11:14 i've seen him do a lot of things that you wouldn't think he could do.l finished up won of our games one time; it was awesome. 12:11:26 shane herbig head coach 12:04:28 i was walking up with eddie and talking to his mom, and one of the things he said was that 'i would just love the opportunity, coach to go on the field and do this for real'. and for our boys to hear that and know that they get to do something special that not everybody gets to do? i think was a pretty powerful message that our boys get to be a part of this 12:04:46 11:159:16 i knew this was happening today for a couple of weeks, but i never in a million years thought it was going to be this crazy with overwhelming; it's a great feeling. 11:59:26 and so, with that backdrop...we give you one more look at eddie kimmineau's miraculous touchdown run! 11:50:44 ..nats 11:51:02 how'd that feel.. awesome..yea..yea.. 11:54:21 immediately broke down in tears. i just wanted to thanks all my teammates for helping me. and making sure i don't get killed 11:54:30 that great sense of humor and positive attitude.. as for being an inspir feeling i'm inspired by a lot of people. i didn't know i was an influence until right now really! eddie's teammates blocked for him on that amazing run..along with his sister, this courageous young man's parents have run interference, every step of the way. 11:57:40 my parents mean everything to me. they have been through everything with me. it's a great feeling to have 2 awesome see your kid be so happy and make his dreams come true. 11:58:41 to see his tears of joy afterwards, i know that it's all worth it. 11:58:47 tp; fss family hug 12:02:30 -------------------------- tag? 5 hour infusions try not to let treatment hinder his ability to be a kid mor qwee o on line? uecker if you want more information on morquio syndrome, check out this story or click the "links" section on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. ad lib about pkg four... a look at wisconsin's biggest pow wow event and what it means for native american 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. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout 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, although we may see a few sprinkles this evening we should stay mostly dry. skies will be partly cloudy tonight and into tuesday. lows will be above average, in the low 60s. tonight: partly cloudy. shows -- to hollywood halloween costumes. gino is here with a look at what's buzzing in the world of entertainment. ad lib to simpsons the simpsons is in its 28th season -- and last night right here on fox 6 the show aired its six hundreth e with their ever popular -- treehouse of horror episode. the voice actors on the show are thanksgiving is right around the corner -- and it's a big time for movies. and disney has a new princess up their sleeves. ad lib to bite "no i am here to.. oh of course of course. maui always has time for his fans. when you use a to write with. it's called tweeting." ad lib moana it's the story of skills to find the demi god maui to help save her people. moana hits theaters november 23. giving us a blast from the past. scott eastwood needed a last minute costume for seth rogan's hilarity for charity event over the weekend -- so he decided to dress like his dad. he sported clint eastwood's cowboy look from the good the thanks gino coming up -- it's normal to see these face masks in hospitals -- and now somewhere else to. how people in japan are using the masks to find the love of their life. plus --wild police dash cam footage of a chase in waukesha -- and even more wild first time we are seeing dash cam video of a police chase in waukesha county ... the incident began with a pewaukee man assaulting a relative for having his cat spayed. fox6's jonathon gregg joins us with the dash cam video. a criminal complaint against 27-year-old martin pfefferle includes strangulation and suffocating--for attacking a relative for taking his cat to the vet. after the assault, wasn't exactly a "hot pursuit." "95-17 do we know if he has weapons in the vehicle." waukesha county deputies say "he's going to take off." "10-4. taking off." that's martin pfefferle behind the wheel of a black nissan pick-up truck, it's the night of august 28th. deputies were heading to a home on lindsay road "are you able to lock yourself in the bathroom?" "i don't know." "go ahead and for a domestic violence call, but word came, pfefferle was going mobile. at 9:24 pm deputies identified their suspect driving west. "pewaukee units, leaving in a black nissan pick-up truck." pfefferle ignored the deputies emergency lights but wasn't exactly speeding away, "we're westbound on lindsay going 20." for ten miles, pfefferle led sheriff deputies on a low-speed car chase, "we're passing charter pfefferle hit? 40 miles an hour. in fact, through out most of the pursuit pfefferle stayed under the speed limit. " dodged stop-sticks we're going west on lisbon there is no traffic and he is on the wrong side of the road now crossing onto the correct side of the road. westbound lisbon from pewaukee, 35 miles per hour." twice, officers tried using "stop sticks" but the suspect swerved around. "i'm moving into position." eventually officers performed a pit maneuver to drive pfefferle off a ditch and was arrested at gunpoint. for the assault and police chase, pfefferle is facing six charges, 3 felony and three misdemeanors. his next day in court is scheduled for november 11th. back to you. racine police are asking for your help in identifying a robbery suspect. do you recognize this guy? police say he is suspected of robbing a walgreens near washington and perry over the weekend these pictures captured by a security camera show a pretty information that could help -- racine p-d is asking that you give them a call. 3 people are dead... and 12 others injured... following a shootout at a birthday party in south los angeles. at some point during saturday night... a group left the party... and returned with guns.... opening fire on the large crowd. others fired back... and by the time the shootout ended... 3 people were dead at the scene. one of the surviving victims is still hospitalized this morning in extremely critical condition. two men now fa charges.... and police are searching for a third possible suspect. chicago public schools are considering a drastic payout to help save them money in the long run. c-p-s could spend 50-million dollars on getting its oldest, and most expensive, teachers to retire. the sun times reports that offer is part of the deal that held off a teachers strike last week. each eligible teacher would get a 15- hundred dollar bonus for every year of service. the school district run, if enough teachers take the offer. mary stoker smith joins us now from the news room with some stories coming up on fox six news at five. it's happened again. several car windows smashed in another local community. at five, the one thing that makes the crimes especially confusing. also at five, you mentioned earlier the death of a 3 and a half-month-old baby. coming up, see what the family is now saying about that tragedy. you in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. competition heats up at the 12th annual hunting moon pow wow of the forest county potawatomi as julie collins shows us this is a time for the native americans to share their culture with southeastern wisconsin. as the forest county potowatomi hosts the last day of its 12th annual hunting moon pow wow...the dancers 'you have a jingle dress dancer who represents mother earth and theyre more the healing type.' 'you have mens traditional; mens fancy that have the big feathers and the big bustles on the back side and very colorful and faster dance pace.' each color - each pattern...all handmade and unique to the dancer who wears the traditional ragalia. 'its not something you can go in the store and buy and everybody ha design.' the fun begins with the beat of the drum 'a lot of things that we sing about we carrying in our hearts and our minds and we think about it all the time and we give thanks to our drum for letting us express that.' joe rainey has been playing the drum since he was 2 - hes just 1 of 2 dozen drummers who have gathered for the 3 day event at the u-w-pather area... 'its always interesting to have our culture being brought to the milwaukee.' this is wisconsins largest pow wow - and a free event -- giving many tribes the chance to share aspects of their native american culture with people in southeastern wisconsin 'were kind of just stating that we are still here and we are very much relevant in your communities.' this pow wow is an important social gathering symbolizing change is coming. 'hunting moon means that its the end of the season.' and when its all over the participants reflect on the spiritual experience. in milwaukee, julie collins. fox 6 news. good first impression. so a japanese matchmaking company is taking a different approach to speed dating... by removing some of the pressure. participants are required to wear masks that conceal most of the face -- allowing them to focus more on personality and less on appearance for potential compatibility. the japanese matchmaking business is a growing industry -- as the marriage rate in japan has dropped about fifty percent in the last thirty years. coming up on fox 6 news at 4... want to have the scariest sleepover ever? how you can win a one-night stay in dracula's darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? lar 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 check your pockets. almost half of us walk around with less than 20-dollars. and with so many other ways to pay like mobile wallets, apps and debit consumer reports says there's a growing trend toward cashing out. jenna sachs has a look in this contact 6 report. rachel hook walks around every day with almost no money in her wallet. "i dont use cash or checks. actually, i dont even have a checkbook or cash." she pays for virtually everything, including her share of groceries to her roommate, through an app on her phone. "credit and debit cards are still important cashless money entirely." you could already be helping make cash obsolete if youre using one of the 37- million electronic toll tags on the road. maybe youre using a mobile wallet -- like apple pay, android pay, paypal or samsung pay... ... or a person-to- person payment system via square, popmoney, facebook payments in messenger, or venmo --to pay friends in a snap. branded apps - from companies like dunkin donuts - make it simple for you to pay, while building customer loyalty for the merchants. but experts at consumer reports say there are potential down sides. "mobile payments can generate a mountain of digital data, that can tell lots about us that we may not want people to know." digitalization of dollars also creates an irresistible target for cybercriminals. "hackers can be relentless. so consider connecting any technology to a credit card rather than your bank account. you might incur some fees, but youll be afforded the same protections as if you used the credit card may be more secure than you think. in the future --you may be getting rid of more than just your wallet. one day, you may not even need your phone. new, cashless technologies on the horizon will let you make payments with just your fingerprint. and an app is in the works that will let you scan merchandise and pay for your purchases as you walk through the store, without ever going to a cash register. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com. adlib to weather although we may see a few sprinkles this evening we tonight and into tuesday. lows will be above average, in the low 60s. a cold front will push through tomorrow afternoon, bringing us sunnier skies in the afternoon - as will be in the upper 60s. the 50s return thursday and weekend. tonight: partly cloudy. low: 62 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 10-15 mph tuesday: partly sunny start. mid- afternoon clearing. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. am low: 50 high: 66 dewpoint: 47 wind: w 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny. am low: 47 high: 58 dewpoint: 43 wind: nw 5-10 mph 40 high: 54 dewpoint: 34 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 39 high: 58 dewpoint: 40 wind: sw/w 5-10 you might want to grab some disinfecting wipes on your lunch break today. a new study of it found that the average office keyboard has 20-thousand times more bacteria than the average toilet seat. while the mouse is dirtier than a toilet handle. and, apparently name badges are the dirtiest of all. they carry bacteria that can cause strep throat and staph infections. it appears hunger may be a common problem among college students in the united states. a report prepared by university hunger groups surveyed nearly four- thousand students. it found nearly half di access to a sufficient amount of affordable food on a regular basis... and almost one-quarter went hungry -- not eating some meals each day. the team notes this problem threatens thousand who want to focus on academics but are instead left worrying about where their next meal will come from. new york senator chuck schumer is calling for a new law -- that would put the brakes on speeding trucks nationwide. the rule would mandate vehicles over 26,000 pounds --mostly buses and installed that would prevent them from ever moving above a certain speed. the goal of the proposal is to help cut down on the number of truck related crash deaths. "setting the speed of heavy vehicles to a cap of 68 miles an hour would save as many as 96 lives a year. when setting the speed to 60 miles an hour, you could save 498 lives a year." depending on the vehicle -- schumer's cost anywhere from $100 to $2,000 to install each device. senator schumer says he'd like to see this federal rule finalized before the new year. the white house says more students than ever are graduating from high school. a new report shows america's high school graduation rate now tops 83- percent. a record high. that includes black... hispanic... and native american students-- who have continued to narrow the gap between their graduation rates graduation rate has grown by about four percentage points since the 2010 - 2011 school year. we have all imagined if a water fountain shot out something like beer or soda instead... now -- in italy -- that fantasy has become a reality. one vineyard is offering a 24-hour- a-day fountain that pours wine. and it's free! the vineyard is in a coastal town called orton known for an historic cathedral which holds the remains of thomas, one of jesus' disciples. but it looks like-- the wine fountain will become an attraction on its own. air b-n-b launched a contest today for a spooky overnight stay in transylvania -- on halloween. the bran castle -- better known as dracula's castle is famous the impaler. the contest asks applicants to use their "vampiric wit" to imagine what they'd say to count dracula if they met him. the winners will then be flown to romania and treated to a night of thrills. and of course you will be able to sleep in a red velvet lined coffin... this will be the first time anyone has slept there since 19-48. goal to help others... she wants to feed 30-thousand people... but she won't use money.. coming up -- how she is making it possible with the help of scissors and the 5. a woman in virginia is clipping coupons, trying to feed 30-thousand people. she's taking on the challenge one snip at a time. fox 6's kim murphy has more on how and why she's doing it. it may look like madness at this virginia home... but there's a method here. "all of the parents saved all of their newspapers purr-year is after the sunday coupons...getting help sorting them from her two boys and some neighborhood kids too "they love to help." lauren's been feeding the needy for a few years now.... but it reached the point where she couldn't afford it. and that's where the coupons come in. "i was able to get both of these items for free. 28 cents a bag so i am going to coupon like crazy for these meatballs. i was able to get these toaster strudel for free and i think i may have about 50 boxes down here." possible... "some meals can be 5 cents per meal." she upped the ante...vowing to feed 30 thousand people by next september. "when i realized i was able to get food for free or close to free, i just knew that was going to be my golden ticket." we sat down with her..as she found her latest batch of savings... "my first reaction was free!" you might not be as excited about a dollar off hot dogs..but from studying store circulars.. lauren knows these are already says: "so this will be a big ticket item to feed with bc ill get all the hot- dogs for free." she pays for her mission in dedication and discipline. "i was just lucky to find an avenue a way that i can reach my goal." doing a big part to cut down on hunger..one small snip at a time. kim murphy fox 6 news. we start with breaking news at five... two milwaukee police officers are cleared of any wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of a milwaukee man, last spring. 38-year-old burt johnson was fatally shot by police back in may -- near 76th and mill -- after authorities responded to an armed robbery at an o'reilly auto parts store. the officers -- identified as jesse mattson and jason daering -- chased johnson from the store... the suspect turned around and fired... then returned fire, ?hitting johnson. the d-a's office says the officers reasonably used deadly force in this ?incident. another man -- 20-year-old gregory rounds -- has been charged for his role in the crime. our big story at five.. another string of car break-ins... this time in shorewood. last week we told you 40 vehicles were damaged and rummaged through in the bay view area. now... police are investigating eight similar incidents over the weekend. fox6s madeline anderson joins us live in s scene. im here on shorewood boulevard and stowell avenue where residents woke up sunday morning to find their car windows broken. the weird part... they say... nothing was stolen from inside their cars. residents along shorewood boulevard are left scratching their heads after this weekend's crime spree in their neighborhood. i dont know what they were thinking. i have no idea. police say vandals targeted between 8- 30 saturday night and 8-30 sunday morning. rieck says his passenger window was smashed out and his belongings rummaged through... to his surprise though... nothing was stolen. there was change in the center console that they didnt even take. earlier this month... milwaukee police responded to 40 car break-ins in bay view... where again... windows were smashed out and few--if any--items of value were reported missing. the people who are doing this are very brazen to right in front of our jessica buss' husband's suv also needed its passenger side window repaired. i feel sorta disappointed that this was someones idea of fun. she says it was clear criminals had opened up all of the vehicle's compartments but her husband's sunglasses for example were left alone. like many... buss wonders what's the motive behind the destruction. thats the question i have. i dont understand if this was just for pure joy of vandalism, or if theyre trying to

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