station camera using stolen credit cards.nats clement manor it s was here police say those cards were taken from an 82 year old woman.the suspect approached her in the parking garage, offered to carry her ie wallet.2.53 you re sickened to hear that someone is willing to take advantage of the elderly 2.58he struck two more times cornering his victims in parking garages of senior living facilities.in these cases police say he had a victims didn t give up their money.natson milwaukee s north side friday a detective following up on one of many viewer tips, spotted their man getting into a car. car.6.07 and when the detective tried to stop them to try to identify if that was the suspect. the suspect took off on foot. but he didn t get far.with help ommilwaukee police the the man was quickly caught.another disturbing crime now solved thanks to the concern of the community.4.17 it s really we are not naming the 56-year-old suspect from milwaukee until he s been charged, which is
it will only release the video and reports if the d.a. does not issue criminal charges or when he determines they can be released. the d.a. tells 12 news our office will begin the review of this matter, conduct any follow up investigation we deem appropriate and necessary, and consult with the family of mr. smith in order to make a decision as soon as practicable. so again this case is now in the , hands of the district attorney . you ll remember it took the d.a. more than four months to make a decision after it got the doj report in the dontre hamilton case. thank you. more breaking news. we re learning a bad break-up may have led to murder in oconomowoc. jessie lee is now charged with first degree intentional homicide in the shooting death of christina schuster on labor schuster s brother told police his sister planned to break up with lee and did not expect it to go well. during a police interview, lee asked to see a picture of the victim and told investigators she fo
avoid the nsa or something. legal aid fired corbin in 2014. detectives began investigating him this year after a donor contacted legal aid to express surprise the agency hadn t acknowledged a $10,000 gift. police uncovered these bank photos of corbin withdrawing the cash from atms. he d rigged legal aid s account so he could continue to access it after he was fired. legal aid does not believe any donor financial information was compromised. please have a warrant to arrest him once they find him. patrick: thank you. the rain is clearing out tonight. let s check in with chief meteorologist mark baden. mark: rain is clearing out, but we do have fall. live in downtown milwaukee, discovery world, a little bit of fog out there, especially along we don t have much in the way of wind, so it does not take a lot to see fog forming, especially air is a got rain earlier. west bend, disability down to one mile. take it easy out there. five miles visibility in burlington. this will chang
sanctions against russia for engineering the succession referendum in crimea. and he threatened further punishment. so what did the markets do? they all rose on monday and not by a little, especially the dow. after 5 sessions of gains, gold closed lower as investors moved into stocks. and after 2 up sessions, oil ended down. factories are crankin it up. u-s manufacturing output was bigger last month than it s been in 6 months. assembly lines cranked out more cars, chemicals and business equipment helping lift the economy from january s snowstorms. and it s the biggest study yet to see if the stuff in dark chocolate can in fact help prevent heart attacks and strokes. sadly for the 18- thousand participants, the nutrients will not be administed via candy bars but in pill form. let s turn to trader lincoln ellis. he s with green square capital. a lot of people might be surprised the markets went up so well yesterday. we have volatility, uncertainty and tension in crimea and yet
record breaking.the dow and s&p 500 made all time highs during yesterday s trading session.the blue chips added on 71 points, the nasdaq 46 and the s&p 14.gold closed up $2 and oil by 72 cents. a tesla plant fire in california reportedly injured 3 workers wedesday.it caused the stock to tumble $2 dollars, but later bounced back.the workers are - okay? cisco had a miss on revenue- along with a profit slip. the stock fell more than 3% after the close. and the nation s deficit is shrinking.the shutdown and sequestration cuts assisted in reducing the deficit between government spending and revenue s raised by 24% in october. todd horwitz of average joe options joins us on this thursday morning for a closer look at the stock market. good morning to you. > >good morning angie. > >we keep hearing how lower gas prices are helping the consumers. do you think that lower gas prices will be a driver for people to buy more stocks? > >no i don t think so. i think what you re really seein