58 dot com. we have new details involving a milwaukee homicide investigation.a man in his 70 s stabbed to death last night near 24th and capitol. police have now identified the victim as 73-year-old herman davis. they say he was stabbed during an argument around 7-30 last night. paramedics tried to save him - but he died at a local hospital. his attacker remains at large. a woman is in critical condition after a hit-and-run 58 s julie parise has more from the scene on west greenfield avenue near cesar chavez drive. drive. good afternoon iinvestigators trying to find a car that hit a woman and sped off hitting a woman in the street.happened behiind us at chavez and greenfield. where victim was trying to cross street around 2 amthe intersection was blocked off - she is still in hospital in critical condition from nearby gas station shows woman crossing the street and and stopping before she sees the oncoming car that hits her/ stay with cbs 58 for the latest on this dev story f
played by the wisconsin innocence project in securiing daryl holloway s release. release.that organization has been working to help wrongfully convicted people go free since 1998. 1998. cbs 58 s bill walsh joins us with more on that organization and its work in this case. now if you look closely at the video from daryl holloway s press conference today, you ll see a man standing to his right. that s keith findley, a university of wisi of the wisconsin innocence project. it s that group s work that produced the dna evidence that led to holloway s release. the group s website says they ve won the freedom of 20- wrongfully convicted people and that may not include this latest case. keith findley released a statement today about daryl holloway. he says this case represents one example of the power of post-conviction dna testing to help us achieve justice, and recognizing that power and working with defense attorneys to find the truth, rather than just protect old convictions, 3
documents involving our national security discovered in his home. and the new findings tonight, after the tv chopper crash. and what they reveal. good evening. and we begin tonight with the monster hurricane moving toward the u.s., and tonight, millions of americans are now being told to prepare for that possibility of a direct hit. let s get right to the pictures tonight. authorities saying this could be the biggest mass evaio hundreds of thousands of families already in their cars, racing to get out of the possible path, across several states tonight. authorities saying do not be complacent. the lines forming outside this costco near orlando. the satellite at this hour showing the scope of the hurricane, deadly already, 300 miles across. and tonight, this video just in from hurricane hunters flying right through the eye of the storm. and, of course, what everyone is watching, the new track just in tonight, from miami, north to this could spin around and hit more than on
you needed help, he was going to be there for you. and for him to die like that, it was just senseless. absolutely senseless. nick: now, that suspect may have ties to this area. considering the car was parked in the alley. police are trying to run down all of those leads. the suspect tonight remains at large. reporting live at 24th and capital, nick bohr, wisn 12 joyce: how very sad. wisn 12 news has learned a lake geneva high school student was still playing football, while being investigated for felony sexual exploitation of a child. 17-year-old blake dodd was finally charged, six months after the crime was reported. wisn 12 news terry sater has been in lake geneva all day, investigating the charges. terry: 17-year-old blake dodd of lake geneva is charged as an adult. accused of taking pictures of himself and another teen having sex with a 16-year-old girl. sending the photo, and showing it to friends. the criminal complaint indicates the school resource officer first becam
holloway was greeted by members of the wisconsin innocence project who helped him regain his freedom. if you are wrongfully convicted and sent to prison. you do get compensated. but wisconsin has one of the lowest payout. with a cap of 25-thousand dollars.a state lawmaker is working to change that.cbs 58 s kristen barbaresi joins us in the newsroom to break down those details, kristen? there is an effort to increase that cap from 25-thousand to a million,but- even if it became law, it might not benefit records show he had a prior felony conviction in 1986, which could limit his in eligible 3 i think we have a responsibility to help folks like that out. representative dale kooyenga wants people, wrongfully convicted of crimes, to be eligible for up to 50-thousand dollars for each year they spent in prison. a state legislator makes. the cap would be 1-million dollars. kooyenga proposed the legislation to make it happen and because exonerations don t happen a lot he says we are