delays green on traffic map = no delays news from overnight. milwaukee suspect. we're told an 18-year-old was walking near palmer and clarke around 9:30 when he heard several gunshots. the then realized he had been shot and was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. the investigation is ongoing. and in whitewater - a home is a total loss after a fire. a neighbor reportedly saw smoke coming from the house...but by the time crews arrived on scene...the house was fully engulfed. no one was home at the time....and there were no injuries. a fire inspector has been called out to the scene. no word on what caused the blaze. office is asking for help in locating a vehicle that may have been involved in a shooting on sunday. lets turn to julie collins for details - she joins us live in glendale -- julie? the shooting happened on northbound i-43 near capitol dr. on sunday. a two-month-old girl was struck and injured while in her car seat when bullets pierced a car. and now police say they are seeking this car. the suspect's car is believed to be a newer lincoln foor-door sedan, that is maron similar to this one. the windows are heavily tinted. no license plate information is available at this time. the car was last seen exiting at hampton-- heading east. the incident temporarily shut down northbounds 1-43 at keefe as deputies investigated. anyone having information or knowledge of the whereabouts of a vehicle that matches this description should call the milwaukee county sheriffs office. as for the injured child - she was taken to children's hospital and treated for non-life threatening injuries. reporting live in glendale this morning -- julie collins. fox 6 call a "house of horrors." more than two dozen dogs are now getting the care they need... they've been removed from a home police say was covered in feces and had a strong odor of urine. 33-year-old heather jensen and her boyfriend terry bogard are charged with 26 counts of animal mistreatment. neighbors say they began complaining to police back in june about abuse they say they witnessed. court documents show jensen w called lucky mutts. but the department of agriculture trade and consumer protection says the facility never received the proper license from the state. in this particular case, records of the licensed facility in new berlin did not show that this particular location had more than 25 dogs. but once we started receiving the complaints, they inspected the facebook page... jensen had served as the president of the dog rescue group. she has since been removed from her position. only on fox6... police in oak creek say a former church employee embezzled nearly 100-thousand dollars. 44-year old kelly fischer worked at grace lutheran church for four years... until she resigned this past march. she was 'acting director' at the churchs early childhood center, or e-c-c... and was responsible for tuition payments from parents. cash... and police say most of them never found their way back to the church. instead, investigators say fischer used the money to buy tickets to a garth brooks concert... and spent the money at burlington coat factory, v-i-p nails and mattress firm. her former employer says none of these purchases were authorized. tm 'there was cash there but we also had a debit card that she used to do cash withdrawals from the atm machines.' the church has since changed altogether. they also require two people to be present to count cash... and keep it in a locked safe. coming up - a navy officer in california arrested after investigators say he followed a woman home to her house... and attempted to sexually assault her. more on that story just ahead. plus -- dakota access pipeline protesters voice their concerns outside the white house. the politician who supports their cause - coming up. and after the break - state officials advising consumers to keep an eye on their card statements after filling up at the pump. more on the skimming devices when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your excitement. now delivering to your home or office in milwaukee. the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. whoa. when good, clean food comes to the door, to your home or office in milwaukee. panera. food as it should be. a few morning showers then partly sunny with highs in the coming up. wells fargo ceo john stumpf is 'sorry' for the fake-account scandal at his bank...but hes got no plans to exit despite a growing firestorm. last week wells fargo agreed to pay a 185 million dollar fine and refund five million dollars in fees wrongly charged to customers. it also fired 53-hundred employees who opened false accounts to meet announced it will cut sales goals for retail bankers. stumpf became the company's c-e-o back in 2007. he will face a senate banking committee next week to discuss the scandal. while it can be convenient...the practice of paying-at-the-pump prompts a statewide warning. wisconsin's department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection has issued an alert detailing the fact that reports of skimming are spreading throughout the state. skimming involves criminals manipulating components of personal, and financial information-- without alerting the card holders. police say it is important for people to pay attention when paying at the pump. we want people to be observant, and look for, you know, abnormalities when they're goin' to the gas pumps, or the atms--things that just don't look right. trust your gut. among things that just shouldn't look right... cameras -- trained to pick-up pin numbers. police suggest going inside and paying for your gas at the register. for other tips on what to look for at the pump...and to lear a possible skimming device..just head to fox 6 now dot com and search "skimmers". a woman's blouse set on fire in new york. coming up at six -- the new footage of the man believed to be responsible. smith says: "by the time i got the mike, one of my little ones said, 'no, ms. bus driver, it's fire!" a maryland school bus driver being called a hero for her actions after the bus started on fire. how she was able to get everyone to safety - next. rodgers addresses the miscommunication issues the team ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? ? accident-free ? ? everybody put your flaps in the air for me ? ? go paperless, don't stress, girl ? ? i got the discounts that you need ? ? safe driver ? ? accident-free ? ? everybody put your flaps in the air for me ? i can't lip-synch in these conditions. ? savings ? wi today and steadily clears our sky. well start with a few stray showers but end the day with at least partly sunny conditions. today highs will dip into the upper 60s to near 70 - below average. however, we start warming back up again tomorrow. ahead of an approaching low we get into the low to mid 70s thursday. as the low arrives on friday, we get rain and thunderstorms again. saturday, we clear out and weekend temperatures will remain in the mid 70s with ample sunshine by later saturday into sunday! today: a few early am sprinkles then steadily clearing to partly sunny. high:h wind: ne 5-10 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no a top navy officer is in a san diego jail this morning - on suspicion of attempted rape and assault. yesterday afternoon -- navy officials say san diego police arrested commander john neuhart after investigators say he followed a woman home to her house... and attempted to sexually assault her in valencia park. he's the commanding officer of a guam -- and was in san diego for a meeting. cinemark has dropped a request for the victims of the aurora colorado theater shooting to pay its costs after a failed civil lawsuit. survivors and victim's families sued the company -- saying security flaws helped enable the 2012 attack that killed 12 people and wounded 70. cinemark initally asked for 700- thousand dollars to cover court costs. now it's withdrawing that request after the last protests worked...for now. workers removed about 30 pieces of heavy machinery from a work site in north dakota yesterday. police provided security and the removal proceeded without incident. the crude oil pipeline is planned to run from north dakota to illinois. the equipment removal comes after army and u-s justice and interior departments jointly announced they would stop -- at least temporarily -- working near a lake the "standing rock sioux tribe" considers a crucial refused the tribe's request to stop construction. it's unclear if the pipeline's developer will continue working on other sections of the oil line. meanwhile - hundreds of people taking the fight against the pipeline to the white house. former democratic presidential contender senator bernie sanders throwing his support to opponents of the dakota access pipeline. speakers called on president barack obama, who visited the reservation in 2014, to support their mission. a school bus driver in maryland on the line to save nearly two dozen others. smith says: "i unbuckled my seat belt, i opened my door, and i got my babies off the bus." smith says: "i didn't even think, i just ran in." the flames broke out monday afternoon in college park as the driver was making her last run of the day. she says the bus started making noises and soon after she smelled smoke and noticed fire from her side view mirror. she was able to stop and secure the bus....then get all 20 kids to safety. the cause of the fire remains under there's no need for a coat right now...but colder weather is just around the corner. too many kids go to school without a proper winter coat to keep them warm. thats where fox 6 coats for kids and you come in. go through your closets and please donate any slightly used winter coats -- for kids and adults. head to fox6now.com for more details and a list of all our sponsor locations. thanks for helping us keep kids high pressure slowly returns to wi today and steadily clears our sky. well start with a few stray showers but end the day with at least partly sunny conditions. today highs will dip into the upper 60s to near 70 - below average. however, we start warming back up again tomorrow. ahead of an approaching low we get into the low to mid 70s thursday. as the low arrives on friday, we get rain and thunderstorms again. after a few early showers saturday, we clear out and weekend temperatures will remain in the mid 70s with ample sunday! 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"it pretty much made the whole day. everyone was laughing all night about it. it's going to be a story we'll remember forever." and this bride may be laughing about it now...but she wasn't laughing so much after being forced to hitchhike her way to her own wedding ceremony. more on the good samaritan that helped get her to her waiting turns phones into bricks! more on the problems reported by users...and how to fix it - coming up at we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments only in the upper 60s. right now . when we an unexpected find in missouri's lake of the ozarks... a resident spotted an actual jelly fish in the water! the u.s. geological survey says the freshwater jellyfish is native to china. however, it currently lives in 44 u.s. states -- including here in wisconsin. it eats plankton and, occasionally, fish u.s. states -- including here in wisconsin. it eats plankton and, occasionally, fish eggs. say it poses no threat to humans. the wisconsin d-n-r says sightings of freshwater jellyfish in lakes and rivers date back to 1969. they've been spotted in over 100 lakes and rivers. the london subway station is being invaded by cats! it's part of a crowd funded campaign called the "citizens advertising takeover service" - also known as "cats." for two weeks, kittens will replace all advertising at the station. the campaign began monday, and has since raised about 26-thousand-dollars to make 68 ads disappear. stray cats from two rescue groups. glimpse-- the group behind the campaign-- says its goal is to make people think about what's really valuable in their life and it's likely something you can't buy. they hope their "cats not ads" campaign will take over another station soon. you've heard the term "runaway that's how a woman in new hampshire had to get to her own wedding after a mishap. angelique arsenault and her wedding party were in the limo on the way to the ceremony in brooline when the limo got a flat tire. the wedding party says they had a hard time flagging down help on the not-so well-traveled road. but the champagne helped. angelique arsenault/ bride "we actually had cars driving by us and they just took pictures and left and then finally someone actually stopped to see if we needed a ride." a car full of kids...but he was determined to help. so he dropped the kids off, returned, and asked the bride, "where to?" 30 minutes later, arsenault made it to her wedding. all anchors chat/toss to 6am use the card or the cash in any way that it was used.' now at 6:00 - how parents at a local church... unintentionally helped line an employee's pockets... with nearly a hundred thousand dollars. a two month old baby - rushed to a hospital after being shot in her carseat. help investigators find the driver behind this weekend's freeway shooting. and we'll show you how you can help celebrate the life of one of milwaukee's radio icons. good morning and welcome to wakeup! rob's weather today: a few early am sprinkles then steadily clearing to partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: a few clouds. low: 58 dewpoint: 58