Stay open until its regular closing time. 7141 18 23 05 sheriff clarke has extended the hours until 10 oclock 09 the orange fencing that came down earlier, then went back up it still has not come down. But that has not prevented people from coming in and out. Live, theo keith, fox6 news. All of the concerns about the fence date back to the unrest three weeks ago of course. At the time, many churches in the sherman park neighborhood did their best to calm nerves on both sidesnow theyr pro active approach. Heres Derica Williams to explain. Through the rage and despair. Nats love, understanding and healing emerged. Nats the Faith Community stepped up after days of riots in milwaukee. Where there is a chaotic situation we bring peace and really try to calm it schwoegler says its time for a lasting impact. Ive prayed already there is going to be a change in the city of milwaukee. And we have to go out and do it now theres got to be action to it and thats what this is all about schwoegler says the shooting death of sylville simth has sparked his initiative to get churches more hands on with the youth. Did anyone reach out to this kid is there a process that can happen how where we can reach kids at th ways. The pastor has been working with billy graham evangelistic ministries and adopt a neighborhood to train churches on how to respond after situations similar to sherman park. But says the key is get to people beforehand. That what this training is about giving churches a Strategic Plan to go out and do something they are building relationships with people ,they are looking for the root causes of whats going wrong in their lives and empowering them see what initiatives are needed. They could need a resume, they could need to help with them getting drivers license back showing how caring, and consistency can make a difference. In milwaukee Derica Williams f6n. There are two upcoming training sessions set for this friday and saturday for members of churches from all faiths. To learn more go to the links page of our website fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. Teresa. Today the Catholic Church bestowed upon her its highest honor. She died in 1997 at the age of 87. And already has a legacy here in southeast wisconsin. A celebration of the now saint teresa. At her namesake church in waukesha county. This woman had nothing and she built hospitals and basically sanitariums and thats the life of a saint. Archbishop Jermone Listecki is pilgrims. Attend the canonization in rome. When the group gets back. The archbishop will approve a new name for their church. To change the official name from blessed theresa of calcutta to st. Theresa of calcutta. Parishoners here say they are inspired by saint teresa. Her commitment to the poor. And orphaned. Her mission is one person at a time and i think we can all to do huge things to change the world, but its not true. Many people think of saints. As a mythical figure from the past. But the archbishop says this time. The honor is going to a frail woman. Of barely five feet tall. Who many of us. Experienced as a living being. Even popes didnt want to go up against her. You know, when mother came and made a demand a really powerful woman. A lesson to catholics that power. Is very different in the eyes of god. For us always in the world, power is always, is status. Do i accept this position . Do i have this . Power in the terms of the eyes of god is holiness and the most powerful person in christianity is a saint. Mostly cloudy tonight with temperatures falling into the 60s. Partly sunny, breezy, warm and humid on labor day. Highs in the mid80s with a south breeze. Hot and humid tuesday and wednesday with highs around 90. Wednesday into thursday morning. Another system will move in friday tonight mostly cloudy. Low 66 dewpoint 62 wind se 5 mph monday partly sunny, breezy, warm and humid. High 85 dewpoint 66 wind s 1020 mph tuesday partly sunny, breezy, hot and humid. Am low 71 high 90 dewpoint 72 wind sw 1020 mph packers is a week from today at jacksonville many fans are still shocked by the release of josh sitton yesterday. Tom pipines is here with the latest news from titletown. Jenna, for a team many think are a super bowl title contender, the move doesnt make sense. But it does make dollars and sense. More in a moment. First the latest. One day after surviving running beat writer michael cohen, was waived. The rookie free agent from troy seemed to have locked up the 3rd running back spot after John Crockett went on injured reserve. In his place, the packers claimed jhurell pressley, another running back, off waivers. Like burks, the speedy pressleys an undrafted rookie from new mexico who had a big camp for the vikings before they cut him loose. As for saturdays bombshellthe release of left guard josh sitton. The 3time pro bowler who was entering the final year of his contract. Couldnt trade him. The move does clear 6 point 3 Million Dollars off the teams salary cap. Much needed with several key players due for new deals next year. Make no mistake, josh sittons loss leaves a gaping hole in the o line for Aaron Rodgers and company. Tim, brandon and i will hash out that packers move in the sports blitz tonight at 10 35. Jenna, ted. Their murders were horrificand on. Theres now a scholarship honoring the two nuns murdered in mississippi last month. The work one must be committed to doing to get it. Guilt by association. An interesting tactic being used by both candidates in wisconsins senate race link their opponent to an unpopular president ial candidate. And they get drawn back every year about this time why you saw so many motorcycles around milwaukee this Holiday Weekend. Donald trump and Hillary Clinton arent on the ballot in wisconsins us senate race. Yet republicans and democrats are bringing up their names as much as possible. Political reporter example of democrats tying us senator ron johnson with donald trump. We will build a great wall along the southern border johnson says he support trumps goal. We have to secure our border yet hes distancing himself from trumps best known plan the wall. You are going to need better fencing in certain areas. I dont think we need a 1,700 mile wall. But we can utilize technology. Were probably going to need more boots on the ground. Johnsons democratic opponent, russ feingold, says both ways. when ive listened to senator johnson on this, ive rarely seen a politician do a fancier dance. Here he is, pretending that he doesnt support donald trump. But he does. It is a twosided coin. This week two days after feingold said Hillary Clinton was trustworthy, the Marquette Law School poll came out. It showed only 26 percent of wisconsin voters agreed. Republicans went on the offensive, showing how they plan to attack feingold in the final weeks of the campaign. In a memo, republicans predicted feingolds belief that hillary is honest will i wasnt caught saying anything ive had work encounters with her on many occasions when she was a senator, when she was first lady, and when she was secretary of state. What i said was, at each encounter, she was reliable and trustworthy for a complete breakdown of the latest Mu Law School poll, released just last week head to our website, fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. Click the also find the latest from the senate and president ial candidates. The two nuns murdered in mississippi are being honored with a scholarship. Mississippi university for women says it is creating the sister margaret held and sister Paula Merrill graduate nursing scholarship. It will be given to a student who works in an underserved area. Both nuns were working as Nurse Practitioners in rural missisippi when they were stabbed to death inside their wisconsin, and was laid to rest in milwaukee on friday. This month marks the 71st anniversary of the end of World War Two and a wisconsin man is one of only two remaining witnesses to the official surrender. 91 year old Otto Wilkinson of new lisbon was a sailor who served on the uss missouri. Thats the battleship where japanese leaders officially signed documents announcing its unconditional surrender. Formally ending still remembers the day especially when general douglas macarthur. The Supreme Commander of the allied forces. Came aboard the ship. Wilkinson says i was a fireman down in the room number 3 was the number of my engine room he came aboard, i was on the top side, and he was on the destroyer, came aboard the destroyer, hold on the right wilkinson was 20 years old when the surrender took place. While there were 27 hundred people on the ship at the time. He is one of only 2 people who is still alive. A unique new Training Program is bringing some of americas top military pilots to wisconsin. A two week exercise called Northern Lights training is taking place at volk field, near camp douglas. The training is set up like a mock war. Where technology is used to give pilots multiple challenges that they must solve quickly. While pilots training can be intense. They say the it is necessary to be prepared on the battlefield. Lt. Col. Bart van roo 176 fighter squandrant commander its kind of like wrestling an alligator or something, i dont think thats very fun when youre doing it, but once you get done, its kind of like, wow, that was incredible, what a dynamic thing we get to do. The training is also unique because it uses newer fighters like the f35a, as well as older jets like the full gear this weekend. When it comes to town it brings thousand of harleydavidson enthusiasts. From across the country. Fox 6s Julie Collins caught up with a few of them. Theyve come from far and wide this is their pilgrimage home; theyve made a trip to the motorcycle mecca. its a Good Opportunity to see whats new and check out some new merchandise and spoil the grandkids. where the new 2017 models were displayed unveiling the brand new milwaukee eight engine. brand new engine that we released just about 2 weeks ago on all of our touring bikes. More comfort, more response. its here at the 16th annual milwaukee rally where bike makers show off their talents and hours of hard work. hours, you cant even count them, well wouldnt want to count them. no two harleys are the same and at the custom bike show that was evident snake alley custom bike makers entered 7 bikes into the show including this hand made 11 feet long bike of steel its the chicago based companys first time at the milwaukee rally we figured what better place to debut that bike for sure and bring some others us. the youngest bike designer 9 year old adrijan who got his start 3 years ago. i love it, because theres so many cool bikes and builders that you all at this years rally at the harleydavidson museum. Julie collins. For 6 news. The drag racing; americas fast time exhibits last day is tomorrow. The museum is open from 9 until 5 pm tomorrow. For custom bike show winners log on to fox 6 now dot com. Its been a busy night at sherman park but its also been a busy night on the roads. Our bret lemoine got to ride make you a safer driver. And coming back strong. A High School Football player had hoped to be on the field this fallbut a stroke changed that. Many people faced their fears this weekend and raised money for Special Olympics this is the 7th annual over the edge fundraiser. Its the 3rd year participants have scaled 100 feet over miller park. Over the edge this year each participant means more Special Olympics athletes can complete at their sports. basically our goal for our organization is to make all of our programs free for our athletes so thats exactly where the money is going to go to. this years event raised over 40 thousand dollars and itll benefit 2 thousand athletes here in the greater milwaukee area. Mostly cloudy tonight with humidity levels on the rise and 60s. Partly sunny, breezy, warm and humid on labor day. Highs in the mid80s with a south breeze. Hot and humid tuesday and wednesday with highs around 90. Thunderstorm chances return wednesday into thursday morning. Another system will move in wind se 5 mph monday partly sunny, breezy, warm and humid. High 85 dewpoint 66 wind s 1020 mph tuesday partly sunny, breezy, hot and humid. Am low 71 high 90 dewpoint 72 wind sw 1020 mph state police step up patrols this Labor Day Weekend but theyre not just looking for speeders. A local High School Athlete suffers a devastating setback. Find out how hes turning it into his greatest victory. With the love and support of an entire community. Thats coming up in beyond the if youre feeling the need for speed this Holiday Weekend. Watch out wisconsin state patrol has extra troopers out looking for speeders and impaired drivers. Fox6s bret lemoine is live along i43 in bayside with a warning from law enforcement. Labor day weekend is usually a very dangerous period on wisconsin roadways. Today. We rode along with state patrol. As they try to crack down on speeders. Deep into the Labor Day Weekend. Nl people are trying to wrap up that last bit of summer fun. . And state trooper Nicholas Lorenzen is out trying to make sure you dont go by as fast as summer has. Nl over the last 72 hours it has been really busy. Especially since busy Construction Zone in the village of summit. A red chevy zips by. Nat there is a citation for speeding ok . 75 in a 55. the driver tells lorenzen she is headed from milwaukee back to madison. The speed limit is 55. The driver is 20 miles an hour over. Nat workers are not out here not present today. The citation is not doubled, ok . nl you never know whats going to happen in a traffic stop. state patrol is operating under a grant this weekend to have more troopers on duty. They are specifically looking for drunk drivers, seatbelt usage and speeders. But lorenze nat just for 43, well be en route to check on that. often encounters other problems along the way. Like missing license plates. Nat it will just be a quick written warning for the front plate, and ill get you out of here, ok . or tinted windows. State patrol says traffic fatalities are up so far in 2016 compared to this time last year. But officials are also coming off the least deadly august on state highways since World War Two. Typically, wisconsin averages five fatalities statewide during the labor day continue into the fall. He says the troopers goal isnt to write more tickets this weekend. They just want you to get wherever youre going safely. Nl we just try to add to the safety. Try to give people an more of an education when we make traffic stops. the grants help to cover the troopers overtime. The special enforcement period ends at midnight on monday. Reporting live in bayside, bl, fox6 news. Jenna thanks bret young personespecially the strongest kid on his High School Football team. But suddenly he went from fighting to win on the fieldto fighting for his life. Tom pipines says its a story of determination and love that goes beyond the game. Stroke july 14 28 35 all i remember is feeling really lightheaded. On july 14th, braeden schrems and 2 of his best buddies on the wauwatosa west h. S. Football team were in Wisconsin Dells at noahs ark. As braeden said, having fun, joking around, being typical teenagers. Wrong. 28 38 and im like, javaree,. Javaree, im not feeling too well. And i leaned on him 1 00 14 we told braeden to lean on the bannister, which he did, but as he was doing that, he was dragging his left foot. And i thought he was goofing around at first; so i said, braeden, could you stop playing around and then he turnea started talking, and his whole left side wasnt responding as fast as his right side. 1 00 28 1 00 36 braeden just fell over on top of me 1 00 36 28 59 i remember the people at noahs ark saying braeden, braeden, wake up wake up braeden 29 03 braeden was rushed to a hospital in barabooand then airlifted tom one in madison. Thats when the 61, 298 pound 17 year old was given life altering news. 29 16 and i remember waking up in the hospital and with a feeding tube and them telling me that i had a stroke. 29 24 lisa schrems and jason 39 11 devastating; lying like that. He wasnt quite sure 39 34 imagine the worst thing youve ever seen and multiple it a million times. And it was real. Lisa and jason schrems saw 20 doctors and nurses huddled around their son who was yelling. In an instant, they had to make a decision to let braeden undergo was lisa called lifesaving surgery to remove a blood clot from his neck. Mother asked to see her son. 40 26 i went over by h recognized my voice; but he couldnt see us. He just screamed my name, and they took him off. We kind of just fell and prayed that everything was going to be ok. 40 45 the surgery did save braedens life. But the stroke impacted the feeling in his left side, as well as his eyesight and short term memory. Hes in physical therapy right now, 3 to 4 days a week, 2 to 3 hours a day. It could taken up to a year young man will get. 44 44 its only been a little over a month; weve got strong hopes for him to get a lot of his strength back, his motion. 44 56 braeden wont throw any more big blocks for tosa west this season; but hes still a big part of the team as a manager, and a motivator. 55 51 he definitely is an inspiration. He wanted to get back to the football field 55 54 56 17 its inspiring to everybody to see the he has. 56 21 57 07 what that young man has been through, from everything to starting football to ending football to a lifechanging experience, how strong he is 57 16 57 25 he comes out here everyday it just makes me smile. It makes your heart warm. 57 27 whats also warms the hearts of braeden and his family is the support theyve received from all of wauwatosa. Seeliong 69 be strong t shirts tohelp defray medical costs is only part of the picture. Friends. The tosa community as a whole. All of the parents have just rallied around us. 46 38 praying for us. 46 52 i dont what to sa