a milwaukee police officer accused of sexual assault has been fired. he's the same police officer who shot and killed a man in sherman of unrest in the neighborhood. deandra corinthios is live from the police administration building downtown with the latest. the family of the man who was shot...sylville smith...says they do not firing the officer brings justice. mpd says dominique haeggan brown was let go because of the sexual assault case...not because of the shooting...which is still under investigation. at sherman park monday night...smith's family gathered guarded by a mock police officer. the tomb stones showed the names of the men whose deaths have sparked protests...including sylville smith's dominique haeggan brown is the now - former mpd officer who shot smith near 44th and auer in august police say smith pointed a gun towards officers...prompting haeggan brown to shoot. haeggan brown is accused of sexually assaulting a man just one day after that. he's facing sexual assault...and prostitution charges. milwaukee police conducted an internal investigation. they s smith shooting...led to heaggan brown's termination. but smith's supporters says the two cases should be connected. in a sense, you cant separate them. he went into a bar right after that and openly discussed that incident and discussed how he could do what he wanted to do and get away with it. sylville smith's family would like the body camera footage of the shooting released. the d-a is still investigating. haeggan brown will be arraigned november 4th. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. a former sheriff's captain is accused of sexually assaulting a woman at an assisted living facility owned by his wife. 73-year-old clarence mielke lived at carey manor in pleasant prairie with his wife, brenda... who operated the residence for disabled adults. according to a criminal complaint... nurses witnessed mielke in the victim's room... engaged in a sexual act last month. when suffers from a degenerative disease -- claimed clarence-also known as skip- had sex with her...quote...'lots of time.' "im in shock. i really am. im like torn apart because like you think the older crowd are going to be ok ya know what i mean. you put them somewhere i mean if that happened to my mom, you know what id do. it's just ridiculous" the complaint says the victim was a residence at carey manor for four carey manor's license has been revoked... and all residents have been relocated to other facilities. mielke faces four counts of sexual assault charges. his first court appearance will be thursday. only on fox six. struck by a car, run over and left injured in the middle of the street. a milwaukee woman-- now suffering from a shattered leg -- hopes the driver of a hit-and-run comes forward, the incident happened saturday night near 20th and morgan avenue. renee anderson went for a walk near her southside the street, she was hit by a car with no lights on. "i fell and then my one leg here i was kneeling on it and trying to get back up and their back tires ran over my the driver-- took off fast. witnesses believe it was in a gray 4 door car but they couldn't get the license plate. anderson is bedridden and has a long journey to recovery -- as she ?has muscular dystrophy so her muscles will not heal easily. debate over a proposed 'wheel tax' becomes the focal point of a 2017 milwaukee county budget forum. some residents are upset over county executive chris abeles 60-dollar vehicle registration fee proposal. abele says the money is needed to cover maintenance and repairs. but county supervisors offered a 30-dollar alternative monday morning. some argue the fee is the only legal way to generate new revenue to avoid transit cuts... fare hikes or route cuts. if passed, city of milwaukee residents stand to pay the most. they pay the 75-state vehicle registration fee... a 20-dollar city of milwaukee wheel tax... and possibly... the 30 or 60-dollar county fee. the county board will vote on 12. why mike mccarthy can't compliment rodgers enough. and u-s senate race in wisconsin heating up days before election day. why both are facing scrutiny. and after the break - why hillary clinton says the f-b-i director has a double standard...plus the latest on with a week left before election day, wisconsin's u-s senate race seems to be getting more negative by the day. and the justice department is telling congress it will dedicate whatever resources are needed to quickly review emails that may be relevant to the hillary clinton email investigation. kim is in the newsroom with more. the emails were found on a computer seized during a sexting investigation into former representative husband of close clinton aide huma abedin. a u.s. official says the fbi has discovered thousands of emails. it's not clear how many are pertinent to the clinton case though. f-b-i director james comey revealed the existence of the newly discovered emails in a letter to congress friday. the timing of the revelation so close to the election has stirred widespread anger. clinton's campaign is arguing comey is applying a double standard when it comes to the presidential race. they say comey opposed releasing day about russian interference with the election. meanwhile donald trump insists the emails will reveal criminal activity even though the fbi says it's too soon to tell whether the e-mails are even significant. the f-b-i has declined to comment. now to the u-s senate race here in wisconsin. democrat russ feingold is returning 45 thousand dollars from a boston law firm that reportedly gave bonuses to employees who donated to democratic causes. according to the center for was a top recipient of cash from the thornton law firm. meanwhile -- u-s senator ron johnson is battling back against accusations from democrats that he's the part- owner of an irish shell company. if theres any question at all about contributions, i dont want to have anything to do with it. we did whats appropriate, took action, and made sure theres no question senator feingold has no clue how business is actually conducted. i do. this is how you export product. without a sales agency i dont know how you sell product. by the way, those exports wisconsin manufacturing johnson says he makes less than 15 thousand dollars a year from his ownership stake and pays both state and federal taxes on it. wednesday, the final marquette law school poll will show where this race stands. a brawl over some brews. coming up at six - why a man assaulted a 69-year-old woman. plus -- arrests made in connection to a manhunt in oklahoma. what we've learned about michael cubs think they can win it all - i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. we area ahead of a cold front most of the day allowing us to warm up into the upper 60s to near 70 by this afternoon. the cold front then stalls over us later today and tonight helping with some showers tonight. a low moves along that stalled front wednesday with light rain. rain ends later wednesday and we get back to some sun for thursday and more sun friday and through the weekend. temperatures dip a bit wednesday and thursday but remain above average. w friday and through the weekend. today: mostly sunny with more clouds late in the day. mild. high: 70 wind: w 5-10 mph tonight: showers likely. low: 52 wind: n/ne 5 mph traffic check reotraffic p = major delays yl trafficp = sn crime spree in oklahoma. three people facing charges in connection to the manhunt for michael vance. deputies have arrested danny roach and april harden roach. theyre accused of helping hide n providing him a new high powered rifle -- which was was used in a shootout with police sunday night -- where he eventually was shot and killed. police are still looking for one more person that helped vance. reginald moore allegedly gave vance medical treatment for gunshot wounds he suffered in his first shootout with police. moore also gave vance two 30 round magazines. a woman suspected of driving under the influence was shot and killed by police in california yesterday. torrance police began getting possible drunk driver in the afternoon -- close to when schools were letting out. officers spotted the vehicle -- and noticed heavy damage and that the airbags had been deployed. they tried to stop the driver...but she tried to run over the officers...crashing into a patrol car that's when police opened fire. one officer suffered moderate injuries. the woman was taken to the hospital and later died. the woman has not been identified. chicago police are scrambling to find a solution to the city's gun violence after the deadl year. 17 people were killed and more than 40 people were injured -- and 7 of those under the age of 20. two twin boys -- who were 17 years old -- were killed in a drive by shooting. and a 14 year old boy -- who was helping his dad move -- was shot when someone from a passing car fired shots. he later died. the shootings come as chicago police swore in more than 200 new officers. a texas store clerk shoots and kills a customer over a pack of cigarettes. it began when the customer asked the clerk if he could have a pack cigarettes "on credit". the employee refused and the two began to argue... that's when the situation escalated with the customer attempting to reach the clerk behind the counter. surveillance video shows how the clerk pulls out a gun and opens fire. police have questioned the clerk and released him. a grand jury will now decide if he will face any charges. we area ahead of a cold front most of the day allowing us to warm up into the upper 60s to near 70 by this afternoon. the cold front then stalls over us later today and tonight helping with some showers tonight. a low moves along that stalled front wednesday get back to some sun for thursday and more sun friday and through the weekend. temperatures dip a bit wednesday and thursday but remain above average. we then warm back into the 60s for friday and through the weekend. today: mostly sunny with more clouds late in the day. mild. mph tonight: showers likely. low: 52 wind: n/ne 3-5 mph wednesday:cloudy with rain likely. high: 58 wind: n 5-10 mph thursday: afternoon clearing. am low: 48 high: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: high: 62 wind: w 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 44 high: 60 wind: s 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 44 high: 62 wind: w 5-10 mphwe area ahead of a cold front most of the day allowing us to warm up into the upper 60s to cold front then stalls over us later today and tonight helping with some showers tonight. a low moves along that stalled front wednesday with light rain. rain ends later wednesday and we get back to some sun for thursday and more sun friday and through the weekend. and thursday but remain above average. we then warm back into the 60s for friday and through the weekend. today: mostly sunny with more clouds late in the day. mild. high: 70 wind: w 5-10 mph tonight: showers likely. low: 52 wind: n/ne 3-5 mph wednesday:cloudy with rain likely. high: 58 wind: n 5-10 mph thursday: afternoon clearing. am low: 48 high: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 42 high: 62 wind: w 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 44 high: 60 wind: s 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 44 high: 62 wind: w 5-10 mph big weather settlement with chris banjo..so the special teams standout is gone. ditto knile davis..the running back released. hopefully aaron rodgers will have ty montgomery back for indy. the receiver told espn his absence was related to sickle cell trait..thankfully he should be fine. as for the quarterback, 7 touchdown passes in the last 2 games..the coach has always had his back. "the scrutiny is ridiculous. i mean, we could talk about forth. i can't compliment him enough. every year is different. we're a different offense today than we were in week 1 in jacksonville. you have a different guy calling the plays than last year. he controls those changes as well as anybody i've been around so i thought he played exceptionally well yesterday." in the wake of the win over nebraska, badgers linebacker ryan connelly's been nme the week. the november stretch kicks off saturday at northwestern..and nobody's gonna get coach paul chryst to believe that the tough schedule gets any easier! "you gotta try to ignore all the outside noise because none of it matters. and we know that this is a tough stretch ahead of us. and each week is a different challenge and that's what's kind of blitz... we have 3 elite 8 match-ups for you to vote for game of the week. middleton at badger. marquette at franklin, whitefish bay visiting homestead. just head to fox6now.com slash sports to vote. the balloting ends tonight at 10. of course, the cubs stayed alive with a win over the indians in game 5 of the world series. game 6 tonight in cleveland and on fox. kris bryan trail the best of 7 series-3 games to 2--and they still believe! "why not us? that's kind of our, you know, i feel like we play our best with our backs up against the wall, so...we went out there and took care of business. hopefully we can get out there and win game 6 because you never know what can happen in a game 7." by the way the cubs game five went on fox won the ratings game over america's team. a huge of the cowboys and eagles sunday night football contest. imagine if they get to game 7 which would be tomorrow night in cleveland. that's sports everybody have a terrific tuesday look forward as always to the pleasure of your company again this evening. take some stress out of traveling. the new suitcase that will follow you around - after the break. plus - pumpkins that are out of this world! during their annual competition - next. and a woman goes from winning an enormous jackpot- to basically nothing. what the casino told her - coming up at six. 'coming up today on real milwaukee, were out in oak creek showing you everything thats new at drexel town square and ginos taking a look at the man who inspired inferno plus he has a movie giveaway for you. real milwaukee russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for everyone. corner...and that means some of the busiest travel days at airports. so forget struggling with your suitcase in the crowds... one company has designed one that acts more like a travel companion. travelmate robotics is in the final stages of creating a suitcase that follows you around. the autonomous suitcase stays three to five feet behind a person by tracking their location through their to cost between four and six hundred dollars. and milwaukee already getting in the holiday spirit. 175 balsam fir trees are set up at cathedral square park downtown. the landscaping company " ideal property management" donated the trees and delivered them monday morning. it's all part of the preparation for the city's holiday lights festival on thursday november 16. before the holiday lights festival...about 2-thousand students from schools decorate the trees with handmade ornaments. thriller nats a 'thrilling' night for the obamas..they celebrated their final halloween at the white house with a flashmob dance to michael jackson's 'thriller.' the president and first lady also handed out goodies and visitors got to it featured decorations inspired by classic tales like peter pan and the wizard of oz. president obama decided to have a little fun his last year...giving some halloween advice...saying you have permission to not pay attention to michelle obama's healthy eating habits for one day...and eat some candy. and take a look at what happened when the scientists at nasa decided to have a pumpkin carving competition. no mere jack o lanterns here. the engineers turned their gourds into inspired riffs on everything from designs went even further out of this world, incorporating motors, space ships, and electronics into them. and here's the kicker. each competitor only had an hour to build their particular contraptions. all anchors chat/toss to 6am "its heartbreaking. it tears you apart inside" now at 6:00 - a sexual assault investigation unfolding at an assisted living facility in kenosha county... that police are calling "nothing short of horrific." plus- the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith... now out of a job this morning - but it's not because of that shooting. details in a live report... in one minute. good morning and welcome to rob's weather we area ahead of a cold front most of the day allowing us to warm up into the upper 60s to near 70 by this afternoon. the cold front then stalls over us later today and tonight helping with some showers tonight. a low moves along that stalled front wednesday with light rain. rain ends later wednesday and we get back to some sun for thursday and more sun friday and through the weekend. temperatures dip a bit wednesday