where this happened. we are talking about 41st street and galindo avenue. a lieutenant with milwaukee police telling me tonight the 38-year-old was working on a car when it fell off the jack and crushed him. they got a call around 5:00 when someone found the man under the car. police tell us this was just a horrible accident. milwaukee police are not ready to release his name just yet. they are waiting and tell the entire family knows about the tragedy. as pass it along to you. live in milwaukee, i m adrienne pedersen, wisn 12 news. kathy: thank you. a woman shot and killed while driving through a milwaukee neighborhood. joyce: it happened last month, but tonight four men are charged with her death. sheldon dutes explains why prosecutors say she just drove pasten at the wrong time. sheldon: investigators combed through the area near clarke and north 28th street the night 32-year-old rebecca wood was killed. the criminal complaint is now shedding new lig on what police say wen
image of lon chaney. the full moon is coming up and all of a sudden he is changing. they could see right away. kathy: they could see right away. in fact, he was given as his last rites. it was a various situation out here. a very serious situation out here. the paramedics got him te more. we will come back to you after the commercial break. i killed my son. you what? i killed my son. how did you kill your son? patrick: a wisn 12 news exclusive. tonight, we re hearing from the 911 dispatcher who took that horrific call. a mother on the line who police say killed her own son. wisn 12 news adrienne pedersen is in sheboygan. you re sitting in this room you never know who will be on the other end of the phone when you pick it up. i just talked to bobbi jo. she s the woman who handled the call with the mom who admitted to strangling her child. everybody thinks we are just call takers. we do our job, go home. they don t realize that it lasts. adrienne: i will have much
paramedics came rushing to his rescue. as you see he s up and around again but on monday night in , this very room this 67-year-old man of great faith could have been taking is very last steps. my guardian angel is working overtime. kathy: just back from a trip to poland archbishop jerome , listecki returns energized by his mission and suffering from a sinus infection. so before going to a meeting he takes a shot from a new bottle of cough medication cough medication. lip start to blow, and i went, oh, no. kathy: he looks at the label and his fears are realized. it contains acetaminophen. i am allergic to acetaminophen. kathy: first, he calls his house killed her for help, his housekeeper for help but , realizes he needs emergency help. so i took out the phone and i put it up to my mouth whispering allergic reaction. kathy: and his new vice rector was by his side amazed at how , calm the archbishop is. i am a believer. it is also the sacrament of the sick. one w
125 members of the wisconsin national guard are activated. they re on standby tonight to help police and the sheriff s office, if requested. kathy: it s a much different scene compared to last night. this is video just 24 hours ago. you can see the flames shooting up from an o reilly auto parts store. it was one of six businesses damaged or destroyed by fires believed to have been intentionally set. there was also looting and gunfire in that area. the cast was sparked by a fatal police shooting. police say silva will sylville smith was shot because he had a gun. wisn 12 news christina palladino leads our team coverage live from sherman and burleigh. christina, a relatively peaceful night there tonight. christina: so far, so good out here at the parks surrounding this bp gas station. there have been large groups of remaining under control. there has been a lot of anger and sadness from the family of sylville smith and the community. we were at a vigil earlier this evening.
community activists say keeping at-risk kids on the streets , which may become a problem. they chased us all the way down the street all the way to 44th and chambers. people from the community who live near sherman park vent their frustrations with how they ve been treated in the area over the last few days. milwaukee police, sheriff deputies and neighbors to discuss community relations and the violence that s plagued the area since a deadly officer involved shooting. i think the message was sent that we are all working together . we want to try and bring about change and try and help the young people of this community and the bigger picture is that , we can. community activists like vaun mays says keeping sherman park closed is a huge disadvantage for the kids he tries to mentor. now they re being pushed back out into the community where they can go whichever way. many kids look forward to the programs in the park everyday and for some the pizza that s , served t
point out they did not take all of our suggestions. that policy states a police supervisor not involved in the critical incident will take physical custody of any body worn cameras that may have captured the incident and deliver them to the nearest police district and immediately upload them. would it be difficult? it would be difficult to do that when you reealing with new technology. people not justifiably, but you can understand how they would be concerned about problems. according to this policy, the video is up loaded to cloud storage administered by the city s contractor where critical , incidents like this are permanently stored. we checked with the department of justice today, and were told the video definitely won t be released this week. toya: thank you. buildings that were set on fire during the unrest that erupted after the shooting. the b.p. gas station and o reilly auto parts store were two of the eight businesses set on fire. the bureau of alcoh
for a third person. it s unclear if they know each other or why they got into an argument. police say a 65-year-old man took out his gun and shot the victim. that person died across the street at st. luke s hospital. we re told the men then walked into district six afterwards. they told police what happened and turned over their gun. kathy: thanks. there are signs of hope and healing after last weekend s violent unrest in the sherman park neighborh joyce: hundreds gathered for a mass for peace tonight at all saints catholic church in milwaukee. wisn 12 news adrienne pedersen was inside for the service. good evening. it s obvious in talking to the people at the mass here tonight that they have heavy hearts and hope to find peace in prayer. thursday nights are usually quiet at all saints catholic church at capitol and 25th. ? mass. we are praying for peace and justice that leads to peace. i could not go to church sunday. to do this, even though we have a lot of problems
locust street through lindsay heights. the goal of these walks, and there have been several already this year, is to focus on the positive programs, but they don t ignore the things that still need to be done. this is 53206, and i think 53206 has become a nationwide symbol of a community that has a lot of needs that haven t been met, and so being in touch with neighbors here is especially important. adrienne: normally about 20 pe this evening they had 50. in milwaukee, i m adrienne pedersen, wisn 12 news. joyce: the unrest began after a milwaukee police officer shot and killed 23-year-old sylville smith during a traffic stop last weekend. the department of justice is asking for tips related to the shooting. they want eyewitness accounts of what happened before, during and after. tips can be anonymous. however you must fill out an online form. we have a link at wisn.com and on our 12 news app. catch fire. investigators say the fire broke out in a vacant home near 33rd and ha
not coming back. but the owner of the building who also runs the liquor store says he s likely to rebuild. in fact i m going to put this , back together and give this to the homeless. james canady is already planning on giving back to the community even though he says it appears someone burned his building last weekend during the unrest in milwaukee. one of the officers say he thinks it was something, a cocktail that was thrown in. we strongly believe that it is arson. canady says he s meeting with an insurance adjuster on saturday and is ng this one little thing, i ain t got no animosity. no hatred in my heart. cause like i said, the lord s been good to me. at 70, canady grew up in mississippi picking cotton as the son of sharecroppers moved , to milwaukee in the mid-sixties, had someone take him under their wing, and teach him how to run a business. it s got to hurt? oh, yeah, deeply, you know? you know what i m saying? we are back live. the owner says th
a check on your forecast with weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. we got rain yesterday and will probably get more today? jeremy: showers and storms are likely, they are gathering to the south and west. here is the radar network. to the west of rockford and southwest of james bell, a cluster of showers and storms producing torrential downpours moving north-northeast. there will be more to fill-in on the radar, but it is quiet across southeastern wisconsin. outside of the weather window, 78 degrees, it is still muggy with a tropical feel. the dew point close to 70 degrees. a good view from the u.s. bank building to the horizon, no visibility reductions. when we see the showers and storms, we will see lower visibility. you want to slow down if you re driving. showers and storms on and off we will talk about sunday s forecast, which delivers a nice refreshing day, coming up. thema: thank you. wisn 12 news time is 5:02. a section of eastbound i-94 in the zoo interchange