Appeal extends that window. Becuase dassey will stay in prison until the appeal is decided. In a statement. Schimel says that the decision to overturn dasseys conviciton is wrong based on the facts and wrong based on the law. And that 3 the halbach family has been notified of the appeal and fully supports the states decision to seek justice on behalf of their daughter. 3 we will have continuing covearge on this breaking news throughout the evening both on air and online at cbs 58 dot com. Our other big story this afternoon. Its been one week since the murder of a woman in the normally quiet town of oconomowoc and police still havent caputred her killer. Killer. Cbs 58s eric levy is learning more about the victim and spoke to police about the search for the suspect. Suspect. Eric joins us now live with the new details. Eric. Bill marshanna because oconomowoc could only put two fulltime detectives on this case, additional assistance was made available from the Waukesha County sheriffs department. Milwaukee police because we learned that might be where christina schusters killer is. Right now, that person is being called a person of interest. The thinking right now is that schuster was shot in the head inside her apartment sometime on monday. Afterward. The person bolted in her car. And headed toward the milwaukee area. Schusters brother ended up finding her monday evening. Person of to find the guy theyre looking for. They think he and schuster knew each other. Thats a relationship well have to talk to the person of interest when we locate him. But, weve got good information from the family to follow up on. 3 3 murder and oconomowoc. Those two words just arent said together in a sentence all that often. On the news at five. Well dig deeper in oconomowoc. Reporting live, el, cbs 58 news. One of the young girls charged in the slenderman stabbing case in waukesha changed her plea this morning. Cbs 58s Kyle Aevermann has more on the progress of the case. Anissa weier and her attorneys were only in court in for about 5 minutes this morning for a change of plea. We determined that we would be entering a plea of not guilty by reason on mental disease or defect. Not guilty. The same change of plea was made by morgan geyer, the other girl charged in the case. Both are being tried as adults in the 2014 stabbing of a classmate. Weier will now undergo an evaluation. Her attorney said it was something weier decided to do. L after several conversations. The change can mean more more treatment and resources for a possible future. It also means more supervision, which can possibly translate into more time in a mental hospital. Under a not guilty by reason the hospital must constantly evaluate what is the least restrictive means necessary to both treat her and protect the public. Both weier and geyser will be back in court on october 13. 3 a 60yearold woman was killed while walking across the street last night. Police say it happened around 7 30 at the intersection of 27th and st. Paul. The woman was in a by a 45yearold driver. That driver stayed at the scene is cooperating with police. Cheif meterologist drew buryone joins us now to get you ready for your evening. Drew 3 tonight isolated shower or storm. Lows in the middle 60s. Wind se sw 510 mph. Weekend saturday starts with the clouds and rain but some sunshine will peek out in the afternoon. Humidity starts high in the morning but decreases throughout the day becoming cool with highs in the lower 70s and comfortable by evening. Windy much of the day with gusts to 30 mph. Stays cool and comfortable on sunday with plenty of sun. Starting to warm back up near 80 on monday another front on sunday will mark 15 years since the twin towers fell. For many young people theyre just beginning to learn about the day that changed our them a group of fireifighters are passing out books to classrooms around the city. Cbs 58s Kate Chappell has the story. 3 today students at riley school recognized patriot day. None of the students here today were born 15 years go on september 11th. But local First Responders want to make sure the memory lives on. They teamed up to deliver books for bravery to young milwaukee students to commemorate the tragic events of 9 11. Natsa responders from students at riley schoolclappingfor a 2nd year. Milwaukee police, fire, military, and on purpose journey teamed up to handdeliver books to fifth grade students. I like the book i never read it before. Campbell is a character in the story. Hes a little white truck. The little white truck with a mission is a true story. And follows the journey of a truck. That made the trip from milwaukee to new york. To recover a piece of World Trade Center ste. Steel. Itll probably help us understa students cheyene and bryan an d their classmates werent alive during 9 11. But theyre learning about it in school. I feel like shocked because how everything started and how it just ended. It was just terribleorganizers say the goal is not to dwell on sadness. But to honor the lives lost and promote unity going forward. Were not trying to horrify trying to educate and inform and in that we will keep that memory alive forever. Its crit critical. Our country did come together. We as people connected. Schools are places where hearing begins. As we started to learn what happened, it brought us togethe together. Johnson controls, on purpose journey and local First Responders made today possible. Books were delivered to 9 5th grade classrooms in milwaukee today. Reporting in milwaukee, Kate Chappell cbs 58 news. 3 the anniversary of the 911 attacks hits home for every our firefighters. We caught up with west allis fire chief steve bane today. He had just been promoted to battalion chief when the attack happened. He says he and his crew stayed glued to the tv that day. Their hearts with their fellow First Responders. It was life changing not that any life lost in there is any more important than others but clearly being a firefighter you think most about the firefighters and the hard they tried to save lives and in fact they did save a lot of lives so our appreciation for out fellow brother and sisters that gave their life that day and those that actually surivived the event and what a difference they made in saving many lives. Lives. Chief bane went on to say. He felt a huge outpouring of support from the community following the attacks. 3 for many survivors and First Responders there arent just lingering emotional effects but Health Concerns too. More than 5thousand people diagnosed with cancer following 9eleven. So how are you feeling today . Today i feel okayjohn gerrish says he has good days, and bad days. But he tries to stay positive. The former new York City Deputy Police chief is battling non hodgkins lymphoma a blood cancer. 15 years after the twin towers collapsed in front of his eyes. And the dust cloud office in 1pp. Kenneth inside . Him inside and it hurt to breath. New research from the new York City Department of health shows rescue and recovery workers as well as residents exposed to the dust and debris have an increased risk of cancer. The study finds significant increases in Prostate Cancer and melanoma. Doctor Michael Crane leads the World Trade CenterHealth Program at mount sinai hospital. Hospital. The exposure at wor impact on the rate of cancer in our population and we will continue to see that increase above and beyond the age effect. He says doctors in his program are now diagnosing 10 15 new cancer cases each week including rare cancers like carcinoid. You could go an entire medical career and not see Something Like this and we now have 16 17, 18 in our population many patients diagnosed with multiple cancers. His Prostate Cancer is now in remission. And the lymphoma is stable. I feel lucky and blessed that im not as sick i know people who have died. Hes sharing his story to encourage more people take that first step and get checked out. Kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. Who will do a better job at keeping the country safe . The president ial candidates make their case. Im wejia jiang at the white house with the latest coming up. Up. 3 and tourists trapped . Ten thousand . Feet above the ground on the french alps have been rescued. That harrowing story after the break. 3 plus chief meterologist drew burgyone will return with your full readycast. Stay its hard to imagine a scarier place to get stuck. Almost 10thousand feet in the air dangling over the side of a mou. To 110 people yesterday in the french alps. Three cable cars carrying tourists over one of the largest glaciers in europe became tangled in high winds. Two thirds of the passengers were rescued before nightfall. One of them was a woman from michigan. We were there almost 10 hours in the cable car. The cable car left about 2. 30 in the afternoon and it was just before midnight when they finally belayed us out of the gondolas which was really quite an experience. Rescue workers water and blankets got into the cars to stay with the 45 people who were left hanging in the air overnight. All them were safely rescued this morning. 3 north korea says it tested a powerful Nuclear Warhead that could be mounted on a ballistic missile. Officials from south korea, japan and the us quickly condemned the test. President obama says north koreas test would be met with serious consequences. The nuclear test not only raises concerns that the communist nation is a step closer to building a Nuclear Warhead capable of reaching the united states. 3 those actions by north korea. Launched a debate on the campaign trail today. Which candidate can better deal with National Security. Weijia jiang reports on how both candidates are trying to prove themselves. Hillary clinton met with a group of National Security experts in new york friday. More than 50 republican National Security experts say trump will make america less safe. Including former Homeland Security secretary Michael Chertoff and Richard Fontaine a former Foreign Policy advisor to john mccain. Both attended the meeting with clinton. Trump says clinton is too eager to go to war. War. Trigger happy. Totally trigger happy. Shes raced to invade, intervene and topple re regimes. North korea announced it has conducted another Nuclear Weapon test. Whoever deal with the communist country. The Clinton Campaign says she plans to use sanctions to further isolate north korea. And shell seek help from china. China. They dont want instability on their border and this is a wakeup call for them and we have to demand that they use their influence. Trumps campaign issued a statement saying north Koreas Nuclear program grew stronger while clinton was secretary of state. But trumps manager wont say how he would stop their nuclear program. Hes going to make sure they would never use it. How . How . Reveal all of his plans now, hes made that very clear. And maybe somebody can ask him in a debate. The first president ial debate is scheduled for monday, september 26th. Weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. 3 your full readycast with chief meterologist drew buryone is next. Stay tuned. Tonight isolated shower or storm. Lows in the middle 60s. Wind se sw 510 mph. Weekend saturday starts with the clouds and rain but some sunshine will peek out in the afternoon. Humidity starts high in the morning but decreases throughout the day becoming cool with highs in the lower 70s and comfortable by evening. Windy much of the day with gusts to 30 mph. Stays cool and comfortable on sunday with plenty of sun. Starting to warm back up near 80 on monday another front on tuesday will drop highs in the upper 60s for the middle of next week. Theres a lot going on in festival at Veterans Park. Some live guests in studio next with a look ahead we are looking ahead this afternoon to the kite festival at Veterans Park in milwaukee this weekend. Im joined in studio this afternoon by guy smith, with the county parks and scott fisher, the owner of gift of wings, gentelemen weve got all the details about the kite festival on our website cbs 58 dot com. Guy, scott thank you for joining us. Saying farwell to a beloved voice in radio. Coming up well look back on the life and legacy of milwaukee radio host, eric von. 3 and donations are pouring in for a local firefighter recovering from surgery. Well take you live to the event thats helping pay his medical bills. Next. 3 and the faa is now warning passenger not to use the galaxy note seven on airplanes. For fear that they will explode. The latest on the recall. Ahead. 3 weve got much more news and on the cbs 58 news at four 3 itt tech students who were ft without a place to to learn. Are getting some help from other wisconsin colleges. Colleges. Itt tech closed . All . Of its campuses this week leaving many students worried theyll have to start being done to help them. David. Next wednesday night matc administrators are inviting itt tech students here. The public tech school wants students to know the work theyve already in doesnt have to go to waste. Matc administrators got together this morning and decided they want to do even more to help those students. So next wednesdays twohour counselors and Financial Aid specialists. Matc administrators are confident they can lead students to the same career which itt tech promised. Some of those students i talked to earlier this week were worried theyd need to start their education from scratch if they tried to go to a school like matc. Were looking at credit for prior learning were looking at Work ExperienceLife Experience were looking testing out of some classes out there. There. This isnt the only school helping out. Madison college in Central Wisconsin also extending help to students in their area. Here at matc, the special session for displaced itt tech students is from five to seven next wednesday night here at this campus in oak creek. And administrators say depending on the demand theyll consider a full semester. Live in oak creekdavid ade cbs 58 news. 3 the faa is now warning passengers . Not . To use samsungs brand new galaxy note seven on airplanes. Last week samsung recalled the phones. Bause of reports they explode when theyre charging. Cbs josh elliott has more. It was very surprising to me of Nathan Dornachers jeep afr a labor day fire ripped through its interior. Interior. Thats the last thought in my head, is that a brand new device, something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car. He left his Samsung Galaxy note 7 charging on the Center Console while briefly going inside his house. The fire was going up through the dash here. Local fire authorities and samsung are still investigating the exact cause of the explosion, but it follows at least 35 similar phone fires aroundthe world that samsung blames on faulty batteries. Last friday, the Company Recalled all 2point5 Million Units it shipped since the phones launch. The faas action does not outright ban the devices from airplanes. Instead the agency. Strongly advises passengers not to turn on or charge. Them. Samsung will ultimately recover but i think its photo think that samsungs going to take a big hit with this one because it looks bad. Bad. Samsung tells cbs ne that its working with Nathan Dornacher to investigate his case. As for all the other noteseven owners around the world, the company is urging them to exchange their devices for new ones. Josh elliott, cbs news, new york. 3 federal regulators say wells fargo employees created over a million and a half phony Bank Accounts and more t the bank then took money from customers in the form of fees on accounts customers didnt even know they had. More than 53 hundred employees have been fired. The bank is expected to pay affected customers back in full. 3 coming up tonight on the news at ten a midwestern farm is being investigated for selling hundreds of dollars of meat that was never delivered to customers. Now the Better Business bureau has report on the cbs 58 news at 10 Kyle Aevermann will ask wheres the beef. Chief meterologist drew buryone joins us now to get you ready for your evening. Drew. 3 tonight isolated shower or storm. Lows in the middle 60s. Wind se sw 510 mph. Weekend saturday starts with the clouds and rain but some sunshine will peek out in the afternoon. Humidity starts high in the morning but decreases throughout the day becoming cool with highs in the lower 70s and comfortable by evening. Windy much of the day with gusts to 30 mph. Sunday with plenty of sun. Starting to warm back up near 80 on monday another front on tuesday will drop highs in the upper 60s for the middle of next week. Happening right now an unusual scene in austin, texas. Where a car is dangling over the side of a Department Says wires are holding one wheel. Keeping it up. Gas is leaking, but the driver was able to climb out to safety. Now rescue crews are trying to figure out how to get the car down. And have blocked the street below. Well keep you posted if they figure it out. There was a line of people out the door at the fat boy bbq joint in slinger today. Today. And they werent just hungry. They were there to firefighter recovering from sur. Surgery. Cbs 58s Christine Flores joins us live from slinger with more. Christin