Approaching in the case of steven avery. Averys attorney has until monday to file a motion in the convicted murders case. But fox 6 has learned she may do it sooner. Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey have been in prison for nearly a decade. The two were convicted of the 2005 murder of theresa halbach. Averys attorney has tweeted that a tsunami of new evidence is on the way, its been nearly two weeks since a federal judge days to decide whether to retry dassey or to release him from prison. In the day ahead three men charged in connection to the unrest in milwaukee will be in court. Theyre accused of breaking into clarks beer and liquor store near 47th and burleigh. 45yearold Durrell Jones is charged with burglary. 22yearold Joseph Lindsey and 20 yearold devon love are each charged with entry into a locked building. Around midnight sunday, august 14th Surveillance Video shows several men with flashlights. Smashing glass cases and pulling liquor off of shelves. The owner of clarks liquor estimates the total amount stolen plus the damage could reach 125thousanddollars. In the wake of last weeks unrest a state representative is calling for changes to the makeup of the Milwaukee Police department. State representative leon young says he will be proposing legislation that would require 40 percent of all new Milwaukee Police officer he says mpd would then be more representative of the people it polices. Alderman bob donovan chairs the City Public Safety committee. He doesnt oppose the idea but says candidates still must be qualified. If you hire more people, african americans, from the community they have a better relationship than somebody who is coming from the outside. I would hope that our Police Department hires people by the content of their character and nothing else. Police department for comment but we were referred to the fire and Police Commission to answer hiring questions. This proposal is in the very early stages and has not yet been introduced. In the day ahead the former Milwaukee Police officer accused of threatening the mayor. Will have a pretrial conference. 48year old heelbeartoe coyadoe Gilberto Collado is charged with Disorderly Conduct and possession of telling a clerk at the city hall information desk that he had a gun and would beat mayor tom barrett with it. As the mayor and his security detail were passing by that desk. His Court Hearing is at 8 30 this morning. Milwaukee police are investigating a pair of unrelated hitandruns. Angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. An 11yearold girl was hit while riding her bike. It happened near 27th and burleigh tuesday night. She is now listed in a fair condition at childrens hospital. Milwaukee police say they know who theyre searching for. Meanwhile police are also investigating another hit and run. This one happened at 40th and villard yesterday afternoon. A woman was struck by a car. She was taken to a hospital but we dont know how shes doing this morning. Were told that driver also did not stop. Kim and jessob. Back to you. The man accused of leading Wauwatosa Police on a high speed chase is now byrd almost hit 100 miles per hour. The chase lasted 2 miles and ended on a sidewalk at the time of his arrest byrd was already wanted for a probation violation. He was just released from prison in may. Yesterday at miller park fan safety was yet again the topic of conversation. This after a woman was removed on a stretcher after being hit by a line drive during tuesdays brewers game. The brewers tell us the fan was takento was both conscious and alert. This comes just months after the brewers chose to extend the ballparks protective netting to the edge of the dugout following mlb fan safety recommendations. Some fans say theyd like to see more protection for fans others say the chance of snagging a ball is part of the fun. I play baseball too so yeah im amped for it to come my way im catching everything that comes my way. In an email a brewers Spokesman Says fan safety is paramount and we always evaluate what initiatives and steps we can take to address entertainment environment. The death toll rises to 247 in italy after yesterdays devastating earthquake. How you can send help the victims and survivors. Hope solo is riding solo for six months. After being suspended from the Womens National team. Why the decision was made. Welcome back and watch your mouth. Thats the message one Student Group at uwm is trying to spread. The list of words they think students should not use. Time now start the fall term, campus leaders are set to reinforce a controversial guideline. Welcome back and watch your mouth. A Student Group has put out a list of words they think students shouldnt use. Fox6s bret lemoine has more on a story youll see only on fox 6. Williford is excited to be out of high school. And more independent at uw milwaukee. Bw were all adults here. but a list of words some deem offensive. Has this student questioning a relatively new campus guideline. Bw i feel like its censorship. last year, uwms Inclusive Excellence Center debuted its Just Words Campaign, bringing attention to words and phrases like retarded and crazy that some might find hurtful. Jh were not saying you cant say some of those words but some of those words can be construed as microaggressions. says just words is merely a suggestion, not censorship. Jh we are not doing that at all. As a matter of fact, were trying to improve and have open dialogue. also on the list. ghetto, nazi. And even politically correct. jh someone can say, oh youre being politically correct pc well, someone may take offense to that and say, im not being pc im just being me. we reached out to the center for funded by student fees, for an interview. Ironically, a spokeswoman had only two words for fox6 no comment. cm i dont personally find any of those words offensive i think the use of them is all about who you are with. while the group claims some might consider illegal alien an overt anti latino bias. Or lame ridiculing amputees. Some students say. Its just society being overly sensitive. Cm it seems a lot of peoples feelings are getting hurt right now for anything. there will be posters and fliers the Just Words Campaign in about two weeks. Reporting at uwm, bl, fox6 news. The tragic earthquake in italy hits close to home for one milwaukee man how hes trying to find his family members. A homeless woman is now 100thousand dollars richer and its all thanks to the government. How she proved they owed her money. Multiple tornadoes touched down yesterday in indiana. How the people of the state are working together to pick up the pieces. Time now 4 xx youre taking a you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. The clean up process, after multiple tornadoes touched down in the state yesterday. Homes and businesses were destroyed. And thousands are without power. Foxs jackie bathroom, called 911. I tried to push the door, the wind was blowing so fast. I was disturbed because ive never seen anything like this in my life. And then that was it, i ran downstairs. I was so scared. Terrifying moments for many as several tornados rip through Central Indiana wednesday. Destroying homes and vehicles. A powerful efthree tornado may have with the worst damage in the city of kokomo. Rogers says this is a very severe outbreak. No one was killed. And about a dozen injured. As those who saw the tornados rushed for cover. Redmon says we were looking out the window and right across the cornfield, a tornado touched down. So we headed for the basement and it was crazy. Republican Vice President ial nominee indiana governor mike pence now home to his home state to meet with those affected. Pence says as governor of indiana, i have no higher priority than the safety of the people of our state. And so were headed home and were gonna be home so long as it takes. Thousands are now without power due to the storm. Goodnight says a lot of Power Outages throughout the city, even in areas not directly affected by the tornadoes, substantial damage to property, a lot of trees are down. Oncam tag the same storm system some damage in parts of ohio. In new york, jackie ibanez, fox news. In central italy emergency crews and even bystanders continue the search for survivors after a devastating earthquake. Angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest developments. Crews have now spent the last 24 hours sifting through piles of rocks and sand that were once buildings rescuing anyone still trapped in the rubble. Officials say 247 people have struck around 330 local time in central italy yesterday morning. Three towns were hit the hardest but the trembles could be felt in rome thats about 100 miles away. The damage is so severe the Civil Protection agency says no one was allowed to sleep there last night. Condolences have been pouring in from washington to the un to the vatican. Pope francis among many World Leaders calling for prayers and healing. Kim and jessob. Back to you. In milwaukee one man is attention to the search for survivors in italy. His cousins havent been heard from since the the earthquake hit. Tony paladino has a lot of family in italy but most of them live outside the area where the earthquake struck. But its been more than 24 hours now since theyve heard from his cousin and his cousins wife. Paladino says at first they chalked it up to cell phone issues in the area. But then he started seeing pictures of the destruction. His cousins home has been destroyed and their dog lady was pulled from the rubble. Pocket to survive in, my cousins can find and area to survive. Paladino says hes trying to keep busy to keep his mind off the devastation. Hes hoping for good news today. If youd like to make a donation to help the victims visit the links page of our website fox six now dot com, or your fox six a homeless woman succes Social Security. And she winds up with 100thousand dollars. 80yearold wanda witter. A trained paralegal. Moved to proves the government owed her Social Security. And she winds up with proves the government owed her Social Security. And she winds up with 100thousand dollars. 80yearold wanda witter. A trained paralegal. Moved to dc in 1996 but couldnt find work and ended up in a shelter. She qualified for Social Security but disputed the check amounts and the money stopped coming altogether because she didnt have a fixed address. A social worker looked at her case and realized witter was right. Witter plans to use the money to fix health problems. A ma of a century in prison for a crime he didnt commit gets a big payment. The city of hickory, North Carolina will pay Willie Grimes threepointfive million dollars. Grimes was exonerated of rape four years ago after the states Innocence Commission determined the fingerprints linked to the case werent his. City officials will fork over two pointtwo million insurance will be responsible for the rest. In the buzz hope solo is suspended from the Womens National team for six what the team said was unacceptable conduct at the Olympic Games in rio. According to a statement from sports illustrateds grant wahl, solo said she always tried to do her best for the country and her team. Although solo didnt apologize for her previous comments, she did admit that she hasnt always said the right things. Those comments include calling swedens team quote a bunch of cowards. The sixmonth suspension is effective immediately. Mark zuckerberg is headed to rome after that deadly earthquake hit central italy. The facebook hes meeting with facebook users and plans to hold a townhall qanda session there. Zuckerberg says he will answer questions left in his comments section. Facebook has taken on an unexpected role in International Disasters in addition to status updates, people use facebooks safety check feature to let friends and family know theyre okay. And leslie jones cant seem to catch a break she gets attacked by hackers again. Yesterday the saturday night live stars website personal photos and some raciallycharged comments against jones. This comes about a month after jones was hit with numerous hate comments on twitter. After word came out about the apparent hack many celebrities took to social media to show support for jones. Ahead at five chipotle is making headlines once again. Why federal regulators say the chain must change its employee handbook. But first madaccs adoptapolooza is now underway how you can take home a new furry best friend time now 4 xx youre taking a morning. Its adoptapolooza at the milwaukee area domestic animal control commission. That means theyre adopting out some animals out for free the promotion runs through the end of october. Fees for adult cats are waived. And adult pit bull mixes are 45 dollars. Shelter for a few weeks are free. Shelter leaders say summer is their busiest time of the year for strays. We get 30 to 50 animals a day and if we are lucky we return or adopt out maybe 10 to 15 a day so we can never keep up with the overflow. Madacc just completed a three milliondollar renovation. It includes an outdoor play area, a surgical suite, and brand new kennels wisconsin is getting its first safari park its set to start in Walworth County this weekend. The former racine zoo executive director said yesterday that the park is getting just a few finishing touches before public tours start saturday. The hourlong treks offer opportunities to traverse 75acres of fencedin, wisconsin park property while witnessing animals from all over the globe. Little, miniature zebu. India, with the nilgai antelope, as well as the black buck antelope, and the andes of south america, thanks to the llamas and alpacas. Jungle jay says more than five dozen park inhabitants are already getting acclimated to their new home. For more information, and to make a required reservation, log onto foxsixnowdotcom, and search the links page. Pick n save is now officially in the record books but its Worlds Largest newspaper insert. Guinness book of World Records confirming the measurements today in appleton. The insert is taller than former Packer Leroy Butler it stands 6foot 6inches tall. And is nearly 5 feet wide. The previous record was set by audi in 2015. Pick n saves Parent Company roundys says the ad is promoting the 5 thousand prices that were lowered in the fox valley. Of communicating with a suspect and maybe not resort to deadly force. Now at 5 changes could be coming to the Milwaukee Police department. Why a state representative says