junior spent 12 days in the hospital... we'll continue to follow this breaking news... we're expecting a news conference with the attorney who represents the victim's family in about 15 minutes. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. brown deer police chief michael kass has weighed in on this development... in a statement, he said-- "as with any officer involved shooting, the brown deer police department were always a possibility... ....we fully understand and accept the need for this high level of scrutiny within the criminal justice system." now to our big story at four... a body is found inside a trash can. this happening in an alley in the harambee neighborhood.. police are calling it a homicide. lets go to julie collins who is live at police district 5 with details - julie? milwaukee police tell me they are in the process of informing the on thursday night police were ?called to investigate a body found on n. holton street between wright and meinecke avenue. the body is described by police as an adult male. police say the body was found inside a trash can... despite comments that took off on social media, the body was not decapitated. still-- many in the neighborhood were horrified to learn the news. 'its something that happens in the movies like you dont think of it in really life, that o of thing, unfortunately it seems they do.' the autopsy was performed today and the investigation continues. anyone with information is asked to call the milwaukee police department. reporting live outside district 5 - julie collins fox 6 news. ben thanks julie. the milwaukee county medical examiner responds to a suspicious death this morning. a man's body was found near 18th and rogers. an autopsy has been scheduled for a milwaukee police officer - an officer whos now facing sexual assault charges - says theres no separating the two cases. he believes the death of sylville smith goes hand in hand with accusations that dominique heaggan-brown sexually assaulted two men and solicited two others for prostitution. heaggan-brown shot and killed sylville smith while on duty august 13th. police have said smith was armed and raised his gun toward officers when heaggan-brown opened fire. chief ed flynn says the investigation of strictly on the facts and not the character of the officer involved. smith's family doesnt see it that way... how do you not tie someone to an activity - an act that they did, a malicious crime, and then separate it from another malicious crime? the milwaukee county d-a's office must now determine the officer-involved shooting of sylville smith was a charges... heaggan-brown is being held on 100- thousand dollars' bond. the man accused of killing three of his milwaukee neighbors is ruled competent to stand trial -- at least for now. state psychologists say dan popp may have been trying to fool his doctors -- faking symptoms of a mental illness. a doctor's report released today ruled popp competent... however -- another evaluation was ordered. popp is accused of killing his neighbors jesus manso perez,-- and pia voo" in front of their children back in march at their apartment building at 92nd and beloit. milwaukee police ask for the publics help to identify six suspects wanted in connection with a burglary at playmakers. it happened early yesterday near 27th and loomis. the suspects showed up in two vehicles. they tossed a rock through the window and took several items before leaving. officials describe the vehicles as a dark grey or blue dodge or vehicle. some hometowns will be creeping close to freezing overnight as the temperature drops. weather expert stephanie barichello has a look at our weekend forecast. we'll be mostly clear and cool again tonight with lows dipping into the low to mid 30s, and some patchy frost early tomorrow morning. the weekend will warm things into the upper 50s saturday and the mid 60s sunday. tonight: a few clouds. patchy download the fox6 storm center app... you'll get instant access forecast. it's free and available for apple and android devices. chelsea clinton will have three more stops in wisconsin next week. she will make stops in la crosse, stevens point, and madison next tuesday, campaigning for her mother. just over two weeks until election day and the nominees are fighting hard for every vote. new polls point to a tough road to victory for donald trump. kim hutcherson has more on the battle for the white house: struggling in states that were once solidly republican. a christopher newport university poll puts hillary clinton up 12 points in virginia, 45-percent to 33- percent. and an atlanta-journal constitution poll shows trump with a narrow, two- point lead in georgia, 44-percent to 42-percent. bill clinton was the last democrat to win georgia -- back in 1992. hillary clinton - speaking in ohio friday ... as her campaign releases a hard-hitting new ad my son ... have a place in your america?" trump -- on the campaign trail in north carolina and pennsylvania - after getting slammed for "rigged" election claims ... and getting boo'd during remarks at the al smith charity dinner thursday night. smith's great-great grandson explained why attendees reacted negatively. alfred e. smith v/great-great grandson of alfred e. smith: "donald had some very solid on, eventually he crossed the line and took it a little too far." but cardinal timothy dolan - who sat between trump and clinton -- told nbc news that the candidates were much more civil away from the mic. cardinal timothy dolan/archbishop of new york: "mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said 'you know, you're one tough and talented woman. but with just over two weeks to go until election day, we're likely to see less courtesy and more conflict on the campaign trail. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. with the answers they needed, beating the bears. but it wasn't the easiest of wins, understandably, as 7 players were ruled out before the game kicked off. brandon cruz is here with a look back. of those ruled out, starting running back eddie lacy and james starks, leaving the packers with a big void in the backfield, and it showed early. the packers would struggle to score in the 1st half, ty montgomery filling the void at running back, can't get in from a yard out on 4th and goal and the packers lead would be 6-3 at the opened, the packers situation worsened as aaron rodgers gets sacked by leonard floyd, who forces a fumble and recovers it in the endzone for a touchdown and a bears 10-6 lead. but that seemed to fire up the packers offense as they would control the game from there on out, aaron rodgers leading the way on the ensuing drive capping it off with a 5 yard touchdown pass to davante adams. their next drive ends in a similar way as rodgers and adams connect again making it 20-10. one more long drive followed and rodgers 3rd touchdown pass of the game extending the lead to 26-10. rodgers would set a packers record with 39 completions and the packers improve to 4-2 with the win. "a lot of times records like these are achieved in losses. when you're way behind, you've got to battle back. so, it's nice. it's something to look at down the road. records are meant to be broken. so i'm sure someone will come along and break it, maybe myself i'll be lucky enough." off before preparing for the falcons, who they'll meet in atlanta a week from sunday. and remember the game time has changed to 3:25 here on fox 6. fans at last night's packers game were treated to a special halftime show.... the milwaukee symphony orchestra performed two songs at sold-out draw in a new and diverse audience. the orchestra also helped kick things off...with a performance of the "national anthem" before the game. everyone knows that bigger doesn't always mean better. but in some cases -- like halloween decorations, it can definitely make a difference. coming up -- the spooky haunted home that is catching the eyes in the sky and guinness world records. plus a new way to stream... the new set top box that has big features...and a tiny price victory over the bears at lambeau last night, a lot of the players were probably looking to unwind. maybe relax by hitting the bowling alley? aaron rodgers was at least looking the part. he showed up to the post-game news conference wearing a sweater that was eerily similar to the one jeff bridges wore in the cult you be the judge. there's bridges on the right, and rodgers on the left. a brewery in sweden is bringing value to the world of chips. and thesear only eat one... st. eriks brewery is selling what it describes as the 'world's most exclusive potato chips'. these are no ordinary snacks -- take a look... each chip is handcrafted .. to pair perfectly with beer. they contain exotic ingredients like truffle seaweed -- and rare mushrooms. the 'exclusive chips' also come with an exclusive price tag of 56-dollars per box. and each box -- only comes with 5 chips. 100 boxes went up for sale -- and the brewery a pennsylvania home is ready for halloween, and hopes to set a world record in the process. you can't see if from street level -- but when you get up high, you can see that they their roof. it's 44 feet by 29 feet, and the home's owner is talking with guinness world records about possibly getting into the book. they've also opened up the home for tours today and saturday. it's a marriage proposal for the girlfriend leslie-- farmer dan stein decided to pop the question. so dan looked to his soybean fields for help. dan plowed the words "marry me" into the field-- then used a drone to to show leslie the gigantic question. leslie said "yes" and the two plan to get married in 20-18. a new streaming set top box hopes to appeal to cord cutters with big features and a tiny price tag. rich demuro explains in todays tech report. this is called the mi box... and from a chinese company named xiaomi ... they hope their tiny device appeals to tv viewers who want to save big money. chances are... you havent heard of the chinese company... xiaomi... 1;40;03/xiaomi is one of the largest technology companies in asia... were also one of the fastest growing...weve been around for about 6 years. hugo barra is vp of global operations... he left a top job with android at google... 1;40;46/we think that cutting edge technology should be available to everyone, not only to people who have more money or m hes excited about his new companys first product to launch in the united states... the mi box. a 69 dollar streaming media device... powered by android. it packs big features... including 4k ultra hd... nats... using device the major video apps like netflix, hulu, hbo, sling tv and more are there. mi box is similar to apple tv... but it costs less and is capable of higher resolution video. you also get chromecast 1;43;03/so you can start watching something on your phone and then transfer it to the big screen and continue to watch it there but, unlike chromecast... theres a homescreen and a dedicated remote ... which gives you access to the one of the most useful features... google search nats... various google searches you can use your voice to find movies, tv shows and youtube videos fast. 1;43;18/so it is... i would say ... the best in the industry today so what dont you get? currently, theres no amazon prime video and itunes movies wont work. value among set top streamers... the best of google and tv in one place. two downsides to the box i noticed... currently there is no easy way to set your personal photos as a screensaver... and there is some hesitation with voice search. two things that can be improved with software updates... on the plus side... you do get an hdmi cable included in the box. the mibox sells for 69 dollars its available right now at walmart. for more information, rich on tech dot coming up on fox 6 news at four... a young woman's radical political views threaten her family... gino gives us a sneak peek of the new movie... here's a live look outside from our city center camera. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is up next tomorrow on wakeup -- the temperatures may be dropping but the fun isn't stopping! katy deardorff from visit milwaukee joins us with events you'll want to check out. plus -- it's the latest thriller based off "the da vinci code" -- our gino salomone gives you an inside look at "inferno." that's tomorrow on wakeup -- we'll see 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? 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 we're waiting on a news conference after a brown deer police officer is charged in a shooting that happened in march. one count of aggravated battery, use of a dangerous weapon. we'll bring that to you live when it happens. we'll be mostly clear and cool again tonight with lows dipping into the low to mid 30s, and some patchy frost early tomorrow morning. the weekend will warm things back up for us, as we reach tonight: a few clouds. patchy frost. low: 36 wind: w 3-7 mph it kind of sad. the dreams in which i'm dying are the best based on the pulitzer prize winning novel -- american pastoral tells the story of a family that is falling apart during the social and political turmoil of the 1960's. our gino salomone sat down with jennifer connelly who stars in the film. ad lib to bite "what i found so interesting is a few people were talking about where they know of relationships like this a mother and daughter competing for the affections of a husband and father. well that's interesting that you think that's what it's about because i that was the therapists point of view. their therapists point of view was um that. the therapist the character in the film thinks that their daughter mary is stuttering because she is competing with her mother for the affection of agree with that point of view and i don't think dawn agrees with that point of view. but i think that the movie doesn't really point the finger in any one particular direction. i think we're left to consider why coming up-- the proposed largest company of its kind, ever. plus -- the two job sectors in need skilled workers in high numbers, right 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 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, if you, or someone you know, is looking for work - you may want good- paying jobs available, in a couple of job sectors. justin williams has more on this story from manpowers milwaukee headquarters. its eye-opening. and, these wide-eyed high school students say they like what they sees. im excited to start doing this, you know, get ready for life, n stuff. friday, this stuff involves dozens of high school students at milwaukee area technical colleges oak creek campus for whats known as the heavy metal tour. what were try the opportunities in manufacturing. doctor mark felsheim is vice the conductor mark mark the shrine's vice presidenta here ad he explained this event is parte of a concerted effort to attract students to a large pool of employment. >> there are a lot of good job available in manufacturing. >> butk first people need to knw what the work entail speaking it's like all this experience that you can get and it's not just a boring dead-end job. meanwhile at milwaukee's a then headquartersr the founder and co ofe milwaukee-based mine stefan solutions addresses another drop job chauffeuring suffering a shortage of employees. >> this is an effort to economically stabilizer milwauke through leveraging the workforck demand and construction. >> through community and potential workforce members in the search for construction staffingg solutions. >> if we are not able to produce enoughu workers and how does ani other market move forward?g construction is responsible for infrastruct r >> important question how do you get in contact with his opportunities?bo we have posted a link to thean websites of both mindful staffing solutions in the sections. at brookfield company as i a book filled companies eyeing milwaukee for its new headquarters location.ms real estate company cam plans to build an office location downtown by 2018.py it would occupy the top twobu floors while blocking three lombok three would stay open for other businessea they are hoping to have the building to find thembmb novembe and construction to start up this december. it r would be built at atwater t water and math and include a 360 stall parking lot.t hurt after a massive fire breaks out overnight.c fire crews showed up around 3:00 a.d chicago's southwest side. they say it started at a wooden pallet shop in and spread to a mufflernn business through 25 fe engines five ambulances and more than 200 firefighters were called to the scene for this five alar fire.e after about two hours claims under control. the wooden pallet i shop is destroyed. investigation. evacuations were ordered after a chemical spill it at the distillery in kansas that happened isis morning at a company that supplies distilled spiritsa. a spokesperson says the mix of sulfuric acid and chlorine.e. smoke could be seen rising from where the still happened. anyone in the fog from the spill was told to seek c shelter at local businesses schools daycare centers and even courthouse all had to be evacuated. e a a transatlantic deal proposed today would create the world'spp largest listed tobacco company. british-american tobacco said it is making a proposal to acquire rentalea american, the british company that already owns 42 percent ofm rentals the current industry leader's current industry leader is lise they have until the new talks beverley taylor on the newsroom for some of the stories coming up atr- five. >> making more than 4,005 with only days to do it all for goodh cause. coming up check out a local group's massive pipe productionf and see where you can cannot totally pick one up. also it five more fallout could the way for wells fargo. coming up with the company recently hinted at doing that could cause problems for customers. all that and more coming up on the news at five. >> i am still stuck on that apple q are we showed in the first story that you were talking about. it was unbelievable. i saw one pie in the newsroom. it was gone like that. >> before we even got in. preps underway in union grove for the great pumpkin chucking fast. it kicks off tomorrow with teams launching from confusing caps off slingshots and catapult slingshots and even airnn each team will be judged on presentation, distance and accuracy. it looks fun doesn't it?er in addition to pumpkin shuckini you can check out the best in the midwest barbecue cookoff. they said the competition will be a tough one this year. >> we've got 49 competitors and from six or seven different states, some of the top 10 in the country and it's going to be a tough contest. >> is going to be an awesome time with live music, tons of kids chucking festus fast as free and runs is fr a ruro a every time i say that word i'm nervous because i'm afraid it won't come out of my mouth correctly. coming a up, the new agreement that has us and cuba teaming up in a shared battle. with food allergies on then risefo peanut products of been banned from many school speaking this canv have gone 'peanut-free' to accommodate the growing number of kids who suffer from severe peanut allergies. worried about your picky eater? consumer reports says - fear not! 'there are many of other nut butters on the market today and most of them can be brought safely into a peanut-free school.' consumer reports evaluated a dozen cashew and almond-based spreads for nutrition and taste. like peanut butter, they are a source of protein and help keep your kid full longer. almonb around 6 to 7 grams of protein per serving and cashew spreads have between 4 and 5 grams. to prevent separation and give nut butters a creamy texture, some manufacturers add a little hydrogenated vegetable oil, palm or palm fruit oil, but those are mostly saturated fats. 'we found the spreads with the fewest ingredients, basically just nuts, were healthier and they tasted better too!' consumer reports expert tasters gave high scores to whole foods 365 everyday value almond butter almond flavor. kirkland signature creamy almond butter from costco has natural sweetness. as for cashew butters, consumer reports recommends whole foods 365 everyday value cashew butter creamy. if you want organic once again organic creamy cashew butter has a roasted cashew flavor. there, your kids can still enjoy their 'nut' butter and jelly sandwiches. if along with being peanut-free, your childs school is also 'nut-free,' you might try a sunflower seed- based butter. consumer reports sunbutter natural sunflower spread or trader joe's sunflower seed butter. when shopping for children with a nut allergy, read labels carefully. manufacturers are required to list whether the product contains peanuts or other nuts. 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 we'll be mostly clear and cool again tonight with lows dipping into the low to mid 30s, and some patchy frost early tomorrow morning. the weekend will warm things back up for us, as we reach into the upper 50s saturday and the mid 60s sunday. we'll see a before rain chances return tuesday and wednesday of next week. tonight: a few clouds. patchy frost. low: 36 wind: w 3-7 mph saturday: partly cloudy. high: 59 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 42 high: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with a chance for showers. am low: 38 high: 54 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy and breezy with a chance for showers. am low: 41 high: and prevention is cutting their recommended h-p-v vaccine dosage by a third. that means one fewer shot! they now says two doses is enough for eleven and twelve year olds... instead three doses. the h-p-v vaccine protects against cervical and several other types of cancer. thirteen and fourteen years old can also receive the two-dose schedule... but if given after the age of fifteen, people will continue to need three doses. hundreds of people watched as the white house was illuminated pink yesterday to recognize 'breast cancer awareness month.' this annual tradition began in 2008 under the george w. bush administration. breast cancer is one of the leading causes of death in women. women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. during the election season, it seems impossible to avoid the campaigns. and new research shows-- the constant bombardment is affecting our health. the study shows, this year's presidential election is causing significant stress across the nation. according to the findings ... from a recent american psychological association survey, 52 percent of adults are stressing over suggest turning off technology for awhile each day and spending time with people. election day is just 18 days away. the u-s and cuba joining forces in the fight against a common enemy-- cancer. the two nations inked a deal yesterday. to exchange information and work together in research of cancer. burwell says: "we are excited, we know this is an important issue, both here in cuba where it cancer is a number one killer in this country, as wel united states, where it is number two, and it affects so many of our families and friends and our countries, so we are excited to work and to make progress." the document will allow both countries to work together on the detection and treatment of cancer. a 24-hour strike, causing nightmare commutes all across italy. transportation unions are calling for the protection of labor rights. in rome, commuters are stranded and wondering how to get to work. -- are being joined by thousands in protesting the government's proposed job cuts in the public sector. the unions say that the government's plan to use more temporary workers and scale back long term contracts undermines job security. a powerful earthquake hits western japan today the six-point-two magnitude quake was centered about three hundred eighty miles from tokyo. experts say the inland quake poses no risk of a follow-up tsunami. there were no reports of injuries or deaths -- relatively minor. but-- some 80-thousand homes did lose power. strict japanese building regulations mean modern buildings can withstand most tremors. players on a sport team often inspire one another. and sometimes they inspire those around them too. coming up -- the act of kindness that gave one boy an opportunity he never would you say no to a lot more money? 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"i noticed we had a very enthusiastic cheer leader." ron rancourt first noticed tommy saturday. when he saw him again before the game wednesday night, the coach had an idea -- have tommy throw out the first pitch. "it made honestly, like the year. one moment, one act of kindness thats all it took." the players were cheering on tommy. know, but i know cause hes let me know what its done for him. and what its done for me as a mother, its unreal." we met up with the players and coaches from the kempsville pony baseball league to ask about that moment, but the team had another play up their sleeve. "i want to present you with a kempsville pony baseball that for him. i bet it meant a lot to him. im really happy we got to do that." now karen is hoping others will be inspired to do the same. "if you have an opportunity - go out and change somebodys life. a simple act of kindness can change so many lives." kim murphy fox 6 news. five.. there are now charges filed against a police officer... criminal charges. that officer is on the brown deer police department.... and it stems from a shooting of an unarmed man... back in march. fox6's myra sanchick has been following this story.. she is stop in brown deer.... the milwaukee police department was called in to investigate what happened on march 14th. the criminal complaint is in: officer devon kraemer is charged with battery with the use of a dangerous weapon. a bus video surveillance and witness interviews were used in the investigation. 27 year old brown deer police officer devon kraemer ?and another officer unruly rider 26 year old manuel burnley--on a milwaukee county bus march 14th. the bus had pulled over at 60th and donna. the criminal complaint says kraemer and another officer took the uncooperative and beligerent man off the bus and took him to the ground. as the man kept struggling, the complaint says she was unable to gain control of burnley's left arm, and she drew her firearm, and pressed it againsst burnley's back: she then drew it back a short striking burnley in the back. she told police she shot burnley because she feared for her safety the criminal complaint says an expert in police defense says this was not a reasonable fear. "the officers were in the process of handcuffing him behind his back. at that time, officer kraemer drew her service weapon and without any warning or reasonable explanation shot mr. burnley once in the upper middle part of his back. mr. burnley is lucky to be alive from being shot. attorney for the man shot, jonathon safran, says this is the first time criminal charges have come down against a local officer in a police involved shooting since 2006. burnley's lawyer says he still suffers from physical and emotional injuries and has difficulty getting treatment. online reports show officer kraemer worked her way up from dispatcher to patrol officer... and had been on the job five years. the victim, manuel burnley

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