they set up a perimeter to keep people away while they cleaned up the street and sidewalk. some pieces flew so far they hit the building across the street - damaging the four outside windows and doors. the people inside say they could see and feel it. 'oh! the whole building shook like it was an earthquake, i thought this building was coming down.' the department of neighborhood services tells me the building had the required demolition permit in to secure the the department of neighborhood services tells me the building had the required demolition permit in place. it says the next step is to secure the structure from further collapse or risk to the public. the ?building coming down was built in 1961... it was four stories tall and city records say there were 56 units. reporting live on milwaukee's east side - julie collins fox 6 news. brad thanks julie. on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. search "demolition" to view a gallery online. a teenage girl is dead and two other people are hurt when the car they were in veered the road and hit a telephone pole. it happened in pewaukee early this morning. according to the waukesha county sheriff's department, the car hit the pole on capitol drive just after three a-m. the driver, 17-year-old brielle beres from the town of lisbon, was killed. girl and a 20-year-old man, both from hartland, were taken the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. the milwaukee county medical examiner releases the identity of the man that died saturday night in a crash near 27-th and capitol. officials say 20-year-old shawn oliver was a passenger in the car that fled from a traffic stop. that car then swerved in to oncoming traffic, hitting another car and then a light pole. oliver was thrown from the vehicle and despite life-saving efforts-- died at the in the crash-- including the teenage driver of the fleeing vehicle. a milwaukee man is charged with six felonies, accused of raping three women earlier this month. 21 year old jonathan brown was arrested after three women were attacked in the area near 76th and good hope. brown allegedly grabbed a woman on election day who was going to work at the polls and sexually assaulted her. later that same day, brown is accused of doing the same to another woman. and th criminal complaint says brown grabbed a 17 year old girl walking home. the complaint says he beat her and sexually assaulted her. when we talked to the girl's mother a week ago, she was devastated: so disturbing. it's unspeakable what he did, i won't speak about what he did but he left her in a field for dead brad/vowe contacted the girl's mother today now that brown has been charged. she says she is praying for the suspect.. and his family. the man who kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and killed an 11-year-old boy in minnesota is sentenced to 20 years in prison. danny heinrich killed jacob wetterling 27 years ago. jacob's mother patty and other family members spoke at the sentencing today. patty wettterling told heinrich that jacob did nothing wrong. he just wanted to go home.'' she told her son's killer she won't waste a minute of time'' thinking about him from this day forward.'' heinrich led investigators to jacob's body in exchange for a he was sentenced today on child porn charges. a man who sexually assaulted a teen at gunpoint will spend the next 18 years in prison. jermarro dantzler was sentenced today. danztler owned a group home for troubled teens but the state shut it down after the alleged assault. prosecutors say dantzler also tried to convince people to give him an alibi. milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that happened around 11:30 this morning. according to police, a 56-year-old man was approached by three people near people followed him and one of them shot the man. the suspects took off, and the shooting victim was taken to the hospital. his injuries are considered to be non-life threatening. police are still trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. police in sheboygan are asking for your help identifying a man they say robbed a gas station last night. this is the guy police say entered the clark gas station at 15th and north and demanded money from the cashier. when she refused, he reached over the counter and grabbed money from the register before running off. poic weapon, or make any threats. as donald trump works to fill out his cabinet and other positions in his new administration, one of those people already named is in our area tonight... fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom now with more on who's coming. ted? michael flynn is scheduled to speak at ripon college at 4:30. flynn is a retired army lieutenant general and former director of defense. last friday mister trump security advisor. it will be a first for the campus. the retired army lieutenant general and former director of the defense was actually chosen to speak at ripon months ago. andreas paloumpis-president, ripon college international relations club "we've never had a cabinet member so this is definitely something that across campus we are very excited about. i've heard a lot of good feedback from the community on it too." flynn has accused the obama administration of being too soft on terrorism, and advised president- elect trump on national security issues during the presidential reporting from the newsroom, ted perry, fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. a federal court says voting districts drawn by wisconsin republicans are unconstitutional. it's a victory for democrats who have been in the minority for six years and lost more ground in this year's election. republican lawmakers drew up the maps five years ago. today, a three-judge panel tossed out those maps, saying they violate the voting rights of democrats. attorneys for the state argued that the districts simply reflect the ruling can be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. an earthquake strikes off the coast of japan. closer to home, a sunny and cool day out there today. weather expert tom wachs joins us from the weather office. lows will be in the mid 20s again tonight. the 40s return tomorrow along with our next "system." we may see a few isolated showers or flurries early tomorrow. rain looks most likely in the pm hours, with after midnight. tonight: increasing clouds. low: 25 with the fox6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices -- and you'll always have access to the fox6 weather forecast. the packers season is falling apart. after a 3 and 1 start, they've lost 4 straight and 5 out of 6 to fall mccarthy after last night's loss to washington was.."where do you go from here"? tom pipines is here with today's comments from the head coach. always focused on the moment, mccarthy said he went from meetings about next monday night's game in philadelphia earlier today, to his 2:30 news conference. keep plowing forward. that's the only way he knows how to dot it. the fact is, injuri defense-have decimated this team..and the "next man" up principle mccarthy preaches isn't working. 14:38:56 "obviously when you get into spots where we've been the last month where you have heavy heavy injury, where particularly guys roles and responsibilities, description of what they're doing each week is adjusted, how do you max that out. so where you have a role player where he's playing 25 to 30 plays; but now he' s playing 60. so we have a number of those situations on defense. so how are we offsetting that? it's a have injuries in the game. 14:39:26 pipwhat's we';ve learned is that the players who are supposed to step up just aren't good enough..that falls on gm ted thompson and his evaluating team. if the season continues to unravel..it will be interesting to see if anything happens at the chart. brad, steph. coming upon fox six news at 4... a world champion fencer faced with an injury that left him unable to move his arm. the long road to recovery he took to get back in the fight. nothing short of a miracle-- that's how witnesses described this scene. ep no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday vice president joe biden in the white house, their friendship seems as strong as ever. president obama wishing his v-p a happy birthday on twitter. the tweet saying "happy birthday joe! the best v-p and friend i could have had alongside me these past eight years." biden celebrating his 74th birthday yesterday. last week -- funny memes featuring the president and v-p took over the internet... they included fake pranks biden was planning for when president-elect donald trump moved into the white house. donald trump, there's a new gift option for the holidays. how about a "trumptato". a company called "potato parcel" allows people to send someone a potato with this picture of mr. trump...and an optional message. you can send it anonymously. it costs 14-99. the company was prepared for either outcome of the election though...with a "clin-tato" also in after going through a major surgery, the road to recovery can be extremely difficult. for one local fencing champion it meant the difference between regaining strength in his arm and hopes of capturing another national championship. real milwaukee's brian kramp shares his story. "i was fe championships in 2014 butt im having a great day and after i scored a touch we bumped ever so slightly butt and the referee says en guard! butt and my arm wont obey me. joe bieble is a 64 year old world champion fencer, its something ive enjoyed my whole life. but overcoming this injury i couldnt move my arm. soon became the biggest bout hed ever face. i thought stroke, the semi-final match was immediately stopped and joes future in fencing along with it. what followed were mris, assessments of joes physical health and consults with several surgeons. this required somebody with exceptional skill someone who can do a three disc fusion in one operation. and the doctor for the job? dr. shakar kurpad most usually when someone has neck pain and arm pain followed by weakness followed by the symptoms in the order typically you think of a joes situation we were at between here and here so 4, 5, 6 and 7 so these three discs were abnormal. joe had a three level disc herniation causing nerve compression and weakness and pain in the arm. butt the procedure he underwent we would call aanterior cervical discectomy and fusion. without surgery, all of the activities that joe knew so well, including fencing would be extremely limited and would tell he was a very motivated guy and he clearly had done his research. the successful surgery was great first step on joes road to a full recovery... hard to tell where you are at that point because its now been over four months since the injury all of the muscles are gone so event though i could you know my arms lost half of its mass only so only time will tell but i tell my arm what to do and it does it. and he was also the kind of person who wasnt going to sit on it wasnt going to except a reduced level of functionality for the rest of his life. he was going to do something about trying to get better. and joe made sure he pushed himself and worked hard. thats up to you. you know so i was very intent to make it absolutely sure i didnt waste this opportunity. the people that get better are believing theyll get better. butt theres an element of faith and preparedness from the mental perspective that i think that a patient goes into. i wanted to make sure that this investment of his effort and the risk and all of these things paid. i wanted to go very far and so i created my own rehab, butt ive even created a number of resistance systems simple bungee systems to exercise difficult to exercise muscles. the pro myself? but patience is such an important aspect of this. butt but interestingly im stronger after two years of rehab joe was back competing at nationals and has reserved a spot in his medal case for 2017 and another world championship medal. you have to put yourself out there you have to take a risk you have to say heres what im going to do. butt its a lot harder to not follow through if you put it out fencing academy in brown deer and is always taking on new students. you can find more information on our website, fox 6 now dot com. ad lib about pkg coming up on fox 6 news at four... it's the story of two young kids navigating hollywood in the 1950's. we talked to d movie-- "rules don't apply." here's a live look outside from our camera on top of the moderne building in downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is up next with a look at the the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. lows will be in the mid 20s again tonight. the 40s return tomorrow along with our next "system." we may see a few isolated showers or flurries early tomorrow. rain looks most likely in the pm hours, with the chance for a slushy mix after midnight. tonight: increasing clouds. low: 25 nd i heard eisenhower sent him a telegram. if eisenhower was really smart he'd have howard i heard eisenhower sent him a telegram. if eisenhower was communism over and done with. i think howard hughes should be president. there's nobody like him he's on another level. the poor man has a deal with these twa stock holders who are crabbing about moving from propellers to jets and at the same time he now has senate that hercules can fly." it's a story of two young people finding their way through the bright lights of hollywood in the late 1950's. gino sat down with the director of "rules don't apply" warren beatty. ad lib to bite "this is not a biopic were telling everybody. thats important because if they think biopic of howard hughes they will be disappointed if they wanted to see a biopic of howard hughes. no this is a movie about two young very religious kids she comes from virginia shes a baptist and he comes from about the what i would say the sometimes comical consequences and also sometimes sad consequences of american sexual puritanism. that often makes us the laughing stock of france and time period very well -- because he lived through it. period very well -- because he lived through it. "we romanticize the past sometimes. you were there. it seemed like a great timem to be in hollywood. well i do think it was different than it is now. but now is a good time too. the motion picture business has changed a lot...the windows are much more brief then they were say in the 50s and the 60s and the 70s and the 80s. that's right. back then a scandal would stay later it's on to the next one. yeah you're bored by that scandal you're on to the next four... phase one of the lakefront gateway project is finally complete. the changes one phase is complete on a major project to open up traffic and create lucrative development space in downtown milwaukee. fox6s carl deffenbaugh has an update on the lakefront gateway. from the new traffic patterns to the fresh concrete, there has been plenty of change along milwaukees lakefront. 'if youre the average commuter, its very exciting. because you can get to where youre going efficiently.' as of last week, the department of transportation connected and completed its portion of the lakefront gateway project. the 34 million dollar project was a partnership between the city and state. 'we worked together to develop a project to relocate the eastbound and westbound freeway on and off ramps from interstate 794. this connects into lincoln memorial drive." the project is supposed to increase traffic efficiency and by the museums, maier festival park and the central business district. it could also pay major dividends down the road. by redirecting the highway ramps, they opened up a 2-3 acre plot of land. johnson controls is considering the space for a large office development. "7.50.40 - if they decide that this is not a site that they want to pursue, we will advertise the site nationally as a potential corporate headquarters site." "7.54.29 - this investment will be paying dividends for decades to come in terms of the amount of tax base thats going completion, even bigger ones could be on the horizon. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. the city of milwaukee is still completing its portion of the project, which includes connecting clybourn street to a new public plaza on the east side of lincoln memorial drive, by discovery world. get a closer look at what the lakefront gateway could look like when it is complete. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "gateway." we have a photo gallery of it's been a violent 24 hours against police officers across the country. in san antonio-- a massive effort is underway to find the person who murdered officer benjamin marconi. officials say marconi was shot and killed yesterday while writing a traffic ticket in his patrol car just outside police headquarters. police have released surveillance video of the suspect-- showing him entering headquarters shortly before gunning down marconi. "i don't know why he was in why we believe he may have been in headquarters but we're not quite sure, there's several motives." police aren't revealing details about the shooter's visit to police headquarters or what was said to the clerk inside-- saying they don't want to compromise the investigation or possible prosecution. in saint louis-- the suspect wanted in connection to a police shooting on police while running from his vehicle after officers pulled up behind him. those officers returned fire ... shooting and killing him. authorities believe he's the same man that shot an officer twice in the face earlier last night. during the shoot-out-- one of the officers was hit by gunfire but he's expected to be okay. and a similar situation played out in a different part of missouri last night when an officer in gladstone, missouri was shot on the job. the suspect was then shot and the officer should make a full recovery. and a florida police officer is recovering after he was wounded by a drive- by shooter last night during a traffic stop. the suspect drove away but was found in a nearby neighborhood shortly after-- where he was injured during a shootout with police. he's is now in custody. workers at o'hare airport announce they'll be walking off their jobs after the thanksgiving holiday. hundreds of workers are fighting for the minimum wage to be raised to fifteen-dollars an better working conditions and benefits. workers are planning their strike for next week-- so they don't inconvenience families traveling for the holiday. they say they'll begin their strike next tuesday... november 29-th. an amazing stroke of luck after a massive tree crushes a car in washington state. a man and a woman managed to escape serious injury after a huge tree came crashing onto the roof of their s-u-v. the frightening scene played out yestera the woman in the passenger seat was able to crawl out through the car's back door. the driver was trapped in his seat but was helped to safety through the rear door as well. witnesses are calling the ordeal nothing short of a miracle. woman says:"i went over and talked to them both. the wife was in shock, which i don't blame her. the timing, it's just unbelievable, that it hit the car when it did." woman says:"i would say it's a miracle. really. these people were spared their lives today." police are looking into what caused the tree to suddenly topple onto the street. ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories they're working on for fox six news at five. an innocent bystander hit by a bullet during an officer-involved shooting. it happened during the attempted robbery of a sheboygan bar over the summer. at five, the action that victim is taking today. also at five, thousands of loc thanksgiving gift. coming up, why it's more than just a meal for those who are getting it. we'll have all that and more for you in about 20 minutes when mary stoker smith joins me on fox six news at five. brad thanks ted. a milwaukee teacher gets her stolen car back. and one of her students gets in trouble with police. our brittany shannon tells us how it's all thanks to a story we did here on fox 6 news... "16:55 everything in my glove box is gone it smells horrible in it" all the while...counting her blessings. "11:10 very thankful" thankful to have her car back--even though some important things are missing. "12:54 license plate holder from the ohio state university 57 and thats my school 58" bessler's license plate, sunglasses, and makeup all gone. they were inside her car when it was stolen tuesday from universal academy school where she teaches. she says the thief was one of her students. arrested sunday after a family me "08:24 they told us a family member had called them and he was turned into them, he was arrested. and that that family member also decided to go out and find the vehicle for us 08:33" she says it's all thanks to a story aired on fox 6 news. "10:52 they saw us on fox 6 and honestly if it wasnt for this i dont know if id be sitting here talking to you today talking about the fact i was able to get it back 11:02" a reason to give thanks....and a lesson to be learned. "12:06 theres still some sort of justice that needs to be taken care of especially to prevent this from happening was new to her class. police tell us they plan to present this case to the milwaukee county's district attorney's office in her class. police tell us they plan to present this case to the milwaukee county's district attorney's office in the coming days. in milwaukee, bs fox 6 news. a shoe company is giving artists a new way to sell their work. bucket-feet sells dozens of custom- designed shoes through its website and its own retail stores in chicago and washington, d-c. the shoes have unique created by different artists. anyone can submit designs through the website. if your design is chosen... you get 250-dollars upfront and one dollar for every pair of shoes sold. some 40-thousand artists from 120 countries have already contributed designs. the shoes generally cost between 65 and 95-dollars. coming up on fox six news at computer files and made you pay to get them back. contact 6 will explain how you can avoid ransomware. plus-- are you heading on a vacation this holiday season? we'll give you some tips if you're sick on your trip. here's a live look outside right now. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is in next with no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. a samsung galaxy s7 this friday imagine hackers holding your computer files hostage- and then demanding money to get them back. it's called ransomware. in this contact 6 report jenna sachs found out - even "i-t" ex raul glasgow is a computer consultant who is all too familiar with ransomware. not only has he helped clients whose files were held hostage by hackers, he also had to help himself! "after like the first attack, im like, were ready for them. you know, theres no way they're gonna get through to us again. was i wrong." ransomware attacks against his clients two or three years ago. since then, he says, its become even more common. "if you are victim of ransomware, you will see a pop-up window on your computer screen. it will say, all your files have been locked and to get them back, youre going to have to pay a ransom. we suggest that you not click on the window, unless you are willing to pay." first, consumer reports says to make sure its not just a phony pop-up. close your browser and if it comes back, then you may have an issue. "if you have a recent backup of your data, you ro the ransom. but if you dont have recent backup, you very well have to pay the ransom in order to get your files back". if you do have a backup, you can transfer your files to a clean computer. or, you may be able to rebuild your system. a computer professional can help with this if you don't have the skills yourself. and to make it harder for hackers to gain access to your computer, experts at cr say, keep your operating system and all software, including security software, up to date. updates so you dont have to think about it. consumer reports really urges using preventative measures and says read any pop-up very carefully before clicking, even on a trusted website. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? give jenna a call!! the number is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com. adlib to weather again tonight. the 40s return tomorrow along with our next "system." we may see a few isolated showers or flurries early tomorrow. rain looks most likely in the pm after midnight. rain continues into wednesday, but thanksgiving is looking dry with highs in the low 40s. tonight: increasing clouds. low: 25 wind tuesday: mostly cloudy. a few sprinkles/flurries possible early. pm rain likely. high: 42 wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday:cloudy with rain likely. am low: 38 high: 44 wind: se/nw 5-15 37 high: 42 wind: nw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for rain and snow showers. am low: 33 high: 40 wind: nw 510 mostly cloudy. am low: 31 high: 45 wind: wsw 5-10 as families across the country sit down for thanksgiving dinner, it's a good opportunity to learn more about your family's health and how it could affect you. o here with more. no doubt you'll want to avoid talkin' politics and other sensitive family issues thursday - so between the courses of turkey, cranberry sauce, and mashed potatoes - thanksgiving can be a good time to get some important information. november is "family health history" month. knowing your personal family health history is important, because there are certain red flags that may indicate if you're at higher risk for disease. if you have concerns, take those to your doctor and don't be afraid to ask more questions if you're feel shy, if the doctor even says, 'oh no, nothing,' - if there's something in you that there's a gut feeling say, 'no, i'd like to explore it further, with all due respect, please refer me to a genetics professional' - either a geneticist or a genetics counselor." some family members may not be comfortable talking about private health details in front of the whole family. so, if you suspect this may be the case take relatives aside privately. more people will escape the cold air by heading south for vacation - but if you get sick during your trip, it could ruin the whole experience. a new national survey shows one out of four vacations - actually include a trip to the e-r. orlando, home to disney world, is one of the busiest vacation spots, and home to one of the busiest e-r's. some tips ahead of your trip, don't go on vacation if you're not feeling well to begin with. if you're sick twice about going on vacation. also, don't forget to refill medications before you leave. you may want to take photos of prescriptions and upload important images or x-rays. "you'd be surprised at how many people have something brand new or acute, like an operation in their recent past, and have almost no details about who, what or why they had their procedure." one more tip, if you're going out of the country, buy travelers insurance, are no good outside of the u-s. it's best to be prepared, because no matter where you're headed, when it comes to your health, your trip can quickly go south. back to you. apple is launching its second repair program in a week. the tech company says it will provide a free battery replacement for customers whose "eye"-phone six "s" models have experienced an unexpected shutdown. apple says the problem impacts a very small number of the devices that were made between september week, apple announced a fix for phones whose touchscreens malfunctioned. if your "eye"-phone has the issue, you can take it into an apple store and the company will replace the battery, free of charge. a-t-and-t users can now use the amazon echo voice assistant, alexa... to send text messages. the new feature lets you text up to 10 people through the echo... just like siri and google's voice commands. alexa currently has more than three- thousand skills... including ordering an uber or adjusting your lights a 13-foot alligator in miami, florida was given a mobile ct scan friday to see if its cancer had returned. the alligator, named casper, had been acting strangely, that's why vets put him under for the scan. according to vets, the alligator has a history of melanoma. a special van brings the c-t scan equipment to wherever the animals are. the results will be more expertise with alligators. from flat stencil drawings to three dimensional art. a holiday display takes a trip across 16 different countries. coming up, we get a glimpse into the months of work that goes in to creating om first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... now, it's wisconsin lottery's $15 holiday scratch game, unwrap the cash. ironically elf-themed, this festively-fun gift put a bunch of us into early retirement. so on my 400th workaversary, i moved on to greener pastures! see you on the green! okay! 5. every year, the windows of a salt lake city hotel are adorned with holiday displays from local artists. months of prep work went in to this year's works. fox 6's kim murphy gives us a glimpse of the christmas art. "nats" "let's put this up one more time" from the bright paint, to the flickering lights, to all the "each detail is fully thought out to the full extent" for the past six years jonnie hartman has filled the windows inside the grand america hotel in salt lake city with christmas spirit. "i consider my art to be installation art, i come and take a blank space and make some magic happen" the first year there were two windows...now there are 16. preparing the display has been a full time job since may. is taking a flat sketch and making it into a 3-d form" "i'm very glad that they trust me with this project" this year's theme is christmas around the world. every window represents a different country. merry christmas is even sketched in each native language. "we have a little mascot named morise who is a penguin and he will be taking a magical locomotive ride to all different countries" one of jonnie's favorite stops on the tour is scottland. "there is a five foot hand stitched nessy, lock nest monster, which i know the kids will just fall in love traditional christmas window displays she grew up with have become a lost art...and she's proud to bring them back. "there are so many windows that just are card board cut outs and very corporate and this just has so much handcrafting and love put into it" the only thing better than putting it all together, will be unveiling it to the community. "i love to come and be a fly on the wall and just hear and see the reactions of people and it just brings a little extra joy" kim murphy fox our big story at five... he told police he wanted to hurt women--and he did. a criminal complaint now details how a 21 year old milwaukee man allegedly attacked and raped three women this month. fox6's myra sanchick is in the newsroom with details. police say the attacks election... the first one ?-- a poll worker, on her way to the polling place, was grabbed and attacked. in the midst of the attacks, milwaukee police released this sketch of the man they were looking for. a few days later, this is the man they arrested. 21 year old jonathan brown is charged with six felonies, accused of grabbing three women off the street near 76th and goodhope road earlier this month. the first: a pollworker day. the second, a woman walking home from work. the third, a 17 year old girl who had just bought her mother a birthday card and flowers. the girl says he took her to this field, struck her, choked her and raped her. so disturbing. it's unspeakable what he did. i won't speak what he did, but he left her in a field for dead the young woman managed to flag down a car and was taken to a hospital. her mother tells fox6 monday, now that brown is charged-- she is it's disturbing. i really haven't slept, i'm a nervous wreck. i think i'm more upset than she is because she;s in shock. he took her womanhood away from her .he did something she wasn't ready for. he did a lot. according to the criminal complaint, brown showed police how he grabbed one of the victims and he told them, "he did these sexual assaults because he was angry about his mother dying when he was five. to hurt females. brown is in jail on 500 thousand dollars bond. police say he did write three letters of apology to his victims. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news mary thanks myra a waukesha county community mourns the loss of a teen who died in a crash early this morning. the sheriff's department says deputies responded to a report of a vehicle that had driven off the road capitol drive and ishnala trail in the town of pewaukee. fox6's madeline anderson is live at arrowhead high school where friends are remembering the victim. 17-year-old brielle beres had gone to high school at arrowhead up until last spring... when she dropped out due to an injury. it's been a difficult day for students here... many tell me beres will be remembered for her kindness and