you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. now at seven --- a teacher's car is stolen from her school -- the culprit? she says it's one of her students. despite a confession.. why the car is still missing. and --- h of president- elect donald trump's harshest critics during the campaign. ...mitt romney's reaction after meeting with mr.trump yesterday. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm derica williams. and i'm rachael kaye. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind:

news from overnight -- milwaukee

area of 27th and capitol just before 10 last night. it all started when police attempted a traffic stop and the subject's vehicle took off -- speeding down 27th. as the subjects neared capitol -- they crashed into another car and a light pole. a passenger in the back seat of the fleeing vehicle -- believed to be a male in his late teens or early 20's -- died on scene. the driver, an 18 year old female and two other male passengers ages 18 and 20 suffered serious injuries but are believed to be non life of the other car suffered non life threatening injuries. the investigation is ongoing. a teacher's car is stolen from her school -- the culprit? she says it's one of her students. and despite a confession--the teacher says her car and the student are still missing. fox six's ashley sears has the story you'll see only on fox6. 38:30 it was surprising to see

a keychain-- tuesday afternoon-- when 8th grade teacher, kristin bessler was leaving the universal academy school. she noticed--a very important key was gone. 47:50 i take these out and clip my school keys on and then i grab for my car key and i walk out the door with my car key, but it was missing. and when she looked for her 2007 buick rendezvous-- 36:36 i walked outside and noticed my car was missing. it was gone too. bessler reported the theft to police. day--suspicious of who might have stolen it. 37:11 the entire day youre questioning, whos here? who isnt? her biggest fear--confirmed she says by surveillance. a student from her 8th grade english class--caught on camera, 37:39 we have the videotape of him standing outside, starting at my car, waiting for other cars to leave and then actually getting in and driving off like a perfect driver. ' bessler says the student confessed to school

told them to send the 14-year-old home. when police went to take the kid into custody--he had vanished. 39:35 we know who he is, but we dont have him. bessler is frustrated--both her car and the suspect are gone. but hopeful--both will be found soon. 42:25 i just think everyone deserves to get answers. police say they continue to seek the suspect and the stolen vehicle. and tell us this case will be present to the milwaukee county district attorney's office in the coming days. in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 he was considered one of president- elect donald trump's harshest critics on the campaign trail -- but yesterday, mitt romney sat down with mr. trump. romney had called mr. trump a phony... while the president-elect called him a "stone cold loser" -- but the two seem to be moving on. they met for an hour at mr. trump's private golf course in new jersey -- as the president-elect works to form his cabinet. romney wouldn't respond to questions about joining the administration --

meet with the president- elect. "we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to various theaters in the world where there are interest of the united states of real significance, we discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics. president-elect trump said he thought the meeting "went great." one last sweep. if youve been raking your leaves up -- today is the day. since weather was unseasonably warm -- foliage clung to the trees longer than expected, so the city of milwaukees department of public works extended it's deadline until today. yesterday crews scanned the streets picking up consolidated piles. last year sanitation staff collected more than 16,000 tons of leaves, which is incredible -- considering how they are going to be recycled and reused to help the environment. "its re purposing these leaves.

and send in them to a commercial compost site where its made into soil products and that with sold in bulk or bagged in retail stores." it takes about two weeks for fro leaf collection operations to cycle through the city. if you miss today's deadline -- you are encouraged to mulch the leaves on your own and leave them on the lawn, compost them or take them to a city self-help center for composting. it's that time of the year -- gun deer hunting season is now officially sanchez tells us how the weather played a role in day one of the hunt. 'my favorite part is shooting deer' the newest to the most experienced of hunters are gearing up for the dairy state's 2016 gun deer hunting season. experts say saturdays frigid temperatures and high wind conditions played a role in a low number of deer kills. "it was cold it was windy there was not a lot of moving

hunter turnout was on track with previous years but the lack of snow is a challenge. 'usually when theres snow it gives a little better background where you can see in the woods and through the woods without snow its a little harder.' there are convenient changes hunters are adjusting to this year. 'this year is the year for a lot of changes our tags are different theyre now made of paper...hunters can print out their own tags at home.' for days staff at the family owned gehrings meat market in hartford of deer coming in 'we have uncles and cousins who come and help so its kind of a family affair here.' this is a popular stop where a hunter can bring their prized kill and have it made into everything from sausage meat to hamburger patties --- many are original recipies. 'we try to do things at a reasonable price we do things the best we can. were not perfect but we strive to be. hunters like karl say theres more to the tradition than just deer. ' the beauty of nature is

for deer and then you have all this other wildlife to enjoy as well.' shop managers anticipate sunday and monday to be the busiest of their days as always state officials are encouraging safety this season. reporting in hartford i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news still ahead -- vice president-elect is booed at broadway performance of "hamilton." what president-elect donald trump is asking from the cast. some believe that fake social media impacted the election... the steps mark zuckerberg is taking to weed out hoaxes other types of misinformation. julie is live at the holiday folk fair this morning. hey julie! rachael adlibs "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact

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you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7

celebration of the cultural heritage of the people living in southeastern wisconsin. julie collins joins us live from the event.. at the state fair expo center. good morning julie!

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tomorrow will be a couple of degrees warmer, but we have our best chance to hit the 40s again tuesday, when rain chances return. rain will affect holiday travel through wednesday. thanksgiving itself is looking cloudy but dry with highs in the mid 40s. we have another chance for showers on friday. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 39 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with morning showers possible and afternoon rain likel. wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday: cloudy with rain likely. am low: 39 high: 47 wind: se 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am w: 37 high: 45 wind: nw 5-15 mph fra stly cloudywith a

wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday: cloudy with rain likely. am low: 39 high: 47 wind: se 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am low: 37 high: 45 wind: nw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. am low: 33 high: 44 wind: nw 5-10 mph up will be set next saturday. a badgers win over minnesota or a nebraska loss to iowa sends bucky to indianapolis for a shot at the title. today, they were in indiana facing an over matched purdue team. wisconsin leading 7-3 when tj watt makes the interception and races

lead grows to 14-3. the badgers had 3 first half interceptions. after scoring touchdowns 3 straight drives, they make it 4 in a row when bradrick shaw goes 33 yards for his 2nd score of the game. the badgers pound purdue 49-20. a dream came true today at south carolina state as joe thomas senior, the 55 year old dad of packers linebacker joe thomas junior, played for south carolina state. it's where junior played his college ball and by making a 3 yard gain in his first carry of the day, senior was able to get 4 carries in all and it was amazing for him. honest with you. it's the happiest day of my life. it's something i always wanted to do is play college football. well, at least i got to play today." his son was on the plane to washington dc with the packers during his dad's game and had to see it later. meanwhile the packers activate linebacker carl bradford and release tight end justin perillo, meaning jared cook will play? "it's not up to me. it's still up to the docs and to them. everything's been going well in practice this week so we'll just

when the golden state warriors came to the bradley center as the bucks ended their record setting win streak giving them their 1st loss of the season. tonight, the bucks were just looking to end their own losing streak. on transition, the bucks get the sold out crowd on their feet as giannis antetokounmpo finishes with the lay up, part of a 21-5 bucks run. the bucks would trail almost the entire 2nd half, parker with the hoop and the foul cutting the warriors lead to 122-120 with 2 1/2 minutes to go. on defense, giannis comes up with a huge block on draymond green to keep the deficit at 2 with less than a minute to go. with 10 seconds left, down by 2, the bucks inbound pass is stolen and then

six. henry from menomonee falls is ready to celebrate! he likes coloring, playing with his brother and taking care of his puppy. check out this birthday duo from milwaukee! damirius and jamirius like riding bikes and playing with their cousins. happy birthday to cordasia in milwaukee! she likes skating, new things. isabella in milwaukee is happy to be six! she likes school, dancing and listening to "prince" music. there are presents for allyah in milwaukee! she likes cooking, watching the movies, "frozen" and going in milwaukee! she likes cooking, watching the movies, "frozen" and going to school. and a big happy birthday to dominick in milwaukee! he likes legos, video games and can't wait to be a big brother soon! to find out how to wish your child a happy sixth birthday on fox six wake up news - just log on to "fox six

wakeup news. here's a look at ...! ad lib facebook is taking steps to prevent fake news stories from being shared on the social media site. c-e-o mark zuckerberg announced the new measures in a post friday night. the move comes after criticism that fake news may have affected the outcome of the presidential election. zuckerberg said facebook is working to better red flags about questionable stories. he also said the company wants to make it easier to report fake news. and fact-checking organizations could be involved in the project as well. the announcement is a 180-degree turn for zuckerberg -- who initially called it a "crazy idea" that fake news may have influenced the election.

all anchors chat coming up in the next half hour of wakeup. why two senior officials want president obama to replace the chief of the national security agency... after a heated war of words, mitt romney may be ready to join president- elect donald trump's

a not-so-warm welcome at a broadway performance of hamilton. why president-elect donald trump says pence deserves an apology. and --- he was considered one of the president-elect's harshest critics on the campaign trail... but yesterday.. mitt romney sat down with mr. trump. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a

sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph news from overnight -- milwaukee police are investigating a fatal accident -- it happened in the area of 27th and capitol just before 10 last night. it all started when police attempted a traffic stop and the subject's vehicle took off -- speeding down 27th.

-- they crashed into another car and a light pole. a passenger in the back seat of the fleeing vehicle -- believed to be a male in his late teens or early 20's -- died on scene. the driver, an 18 year old female and two other male passengers ages 18 and 20 suffered serious injuries but are believed to be non life threatening. the three occupants of the other car suffered non life threatening injuries. the investigation is ongoing. president-elect donald trump will spend much of the weekend meeting with potential candidates to line his administratin. his toughest critics during the campaign. yasmin amer reports. nats mr president-elect are you looking forward to your meetings? trump: yes we are. president-elect donald trump and his v-p arrived at the trump national golf club in bedminister, new jersey saturday...to sit down with a list of cabinet prospects. probably the day's most anticipated meeting is with one of trump's harshest critics, former massachusetts governor mitt romney. mitt romney / fmr. massachusetts

various theaters in the world where there are interests in the united states. we discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics." the meeting with romney may come as a surprise to many.. considering their contentious relationship throughout the election. romney: "here's what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud." trump: "he's a disloyal guy. he's an elitist." romney:"his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university.trump: also scheduled to meet with the president-elect this weekend.. democrat michelle rhee .. former chancellor of the d-c public schools.. for education secretary.. retired general james mattis for defense chief.. and despite being removed as head of the transition team, trump will also sit down with new jersey governor chris christie. i'm yasmin amer reporting. loud booing and a curtain call lecture isn't your typical

mike pence faced as he watched the musical, hamilton. bryan llenas joins us from new york with the latest reaction. i bryan on cam /i vice president elect mike pence was booed by the audience and lectured by the cast of the hit broadway musical hamilton friday night in new york city. the show uses rap and hip hop to tell the story of alexander hamilton while highlighting the strength of america's diversity ... with male and female actors of color playing characters who were all white. well at the end of the show -- actor bran card and read a message from the cast directly to pence expressing their hope the administration will be inclusive. dixon says: "we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us.. but we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values, and work on behalf of all of us." pence had left his seat before the message but heard it from the hallway. he did not respond but waved to a crowd --including protesters

donald trump is demanding an apology tweeting ... "our wonderful future v.p. mike pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of hamilton, cameras blazing.this should not happen! " "the theater must always be a safe and special place.the cast of hamilton was very rude last night to a very good man, mike pence. apologize!" dixon responding to trump tweeting quote conversation is not harassment sir. and i appreciate mike pence for says the cast felt it was important to speak on behalf of all marginalized group who are fearful of a trump administration. i /i dixon says: "i am so glad that we had the opportunity that he stayed - because he stayed and he listened and i truly appreciate him doing that." on cam hashtag boycott hamilton trended on twitter as people debate over whether this act was appropriate. two senior officials want president obama to replace the

admiral michael rogers. a source says the recommendation comes from defense secretary ash carter and director of national intelligence, james clapper. they reportedly believe that rogers is not working fast enough on a reorganization to deal with cyberattacks. replacing rogers would be an unprecedented move -- given that the intel community has been warning about the threat of cyberattacks. separately, president-elect donald trump is considering rogers to take over clapper's job. clapper is resigning as the directo inauguration day. looking across america -- dozens of counter protestors face off with demonstrators at a white lives matter rally in texas. the event organized online called for "whites" to stand together for quote: "the self preservation of our race, our people and our children." the online event page also saying quote: "it is not about hatred, but

the state capitol in austin yesterday were met with dozens of counter protestors. many holding signs calling them racist, bigots, and neo-nazis. meanwhile white lives matter demonstrators held signs calling for an end to hate crime laws -- which they say unfairly targets whites. the beastie boys are asking fans to join local officials for a rally at adam yauch park in brooklyn this morning. this after several graffiti markings with swastikas and the words "go trump" were painted in white letters late beastie boys member. police discovered the graffiti friday -- and it has since been painted over by hearts and flowers. the southern poverty law center has counted more than 700 cases of hateful harassment or intimidation in the united states since election day. ahead on wakeup --- don't feel like camping out all night? visit milwaukee joins us with some alternatives to the traditional black friday.

alter the constitution of the united states. do you think youll lose? we may lose the small battles but win the big war. plus-- a battle of love and equal rights. gino sits down with the stars of "loving" to get their take on the film. celebrating the cultural heritage of the people of wisconsin... julie is live at the holiday folk fair.

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you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind:

folk fair is back -- this year's theme, "celebrate the culture of water." jullie collins joins us live from the event at the state fair expo center.

bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll periods of time outside. tomorrow will be a couple of degrees warmer, but we have our best chance to hit the 40s again tuesday, when rain chances return. rain will affect holiday travel through wednesday. thanksgiving itself is looking cloudy but dry with highs in the mid 40s. we have another chance for

high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 39 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with morning showers possible and afternoon rain likely. am low: 28 high: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph wednesday: cloudy with rain likely. am low: 39 high: 47 wind: se 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am low: 37 high: 45 wind: nw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. am low: 33 high: 44 wind: nw 5-10

all love is created equal.... richard and mildred loving, an interracial couple, are sentenced to prison in virginia in 1958 for getting married. our gino salomone gives us an inside look at the movie "loving." district of columbia i now pronounce you husband and wife. in here. richie. what are you doing in bed with that woman?

here. i see superhero movies and im tired of seeing superhero movies. and heres a couple who are superheroes and the way they do it is so beautiful for bringing this story. thank you wow. thats a very great observation it is. what do you think it was that made them say? it was obviously the title it was the love they h each other that made them pursue this. yeah and i think for me i have this image of people sort of standing in a crowd in a doorway and just trying to blend in to everyday life and someone shoves them through a door and is like now youre part of some kind of revolution. i believe this is a battle that could go all the way to the supreme court. we didnt hurt nobody. and people intervened in a relationship that should have been left as anyone else should have been. to themselves. they will argue that it is unfair to bring children of mixed race into the world. yet other

do that. and people who have no say in a relationship suddenly enforced a say in it and i think that this movie exists sadly because of that. the woman that you play writes a letter to robert kennedy. just that gesture alone says so much about her. what made you know that you could capture her. i wasnt entirely sure that i could but i have a lot of support jeffs sc just trusted in my love for her as a human being. her vitalness and her humanity. you realize this case could alter the constitution of the united states. do you think youll lose? we may lose the small battles but win the big war. is there anything youd like me to say to the supreme court justices of the untied states? yeah. tell the judge i love my

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wakeup news. here's a live look outside today it's going to be..... it's a huge honor for hundreds of families in greendale... the high school's marching band will perform for an audience of millions during thursday's macy's thanksgiving day parade. this mo the buses at the high school and hit the road for new york. 900 parents, friends and relatives are joining the bandwagon to new york city. "they're used to performing and they've gone to state and did well. but today when they practiced getting ready for the parade it's much more nervous than it was before. so i look forward to seeing them in the parade."

perform two pieces during the parade, justin timberlake's "can't stop the feeling" and a mary poppins melody. it won't be all work for the marching band -- they'll get a chance to do some sightseeing in new york as well. all anchors chat adlib weather stay with us - we'll be right back with this magine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first.

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wakeup news. now at eight --- a teacher's car is stolen from her school -- the culprit? she says it's one of her students. despite a confession.. why the car is still missing. and --- he was considered one of president- elect donal critics during the campaign. ...mitt romney's reaction after meeting with mr.trump. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm derica williams. and i'm rachael kaye. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods

nw 5-15 mph news from overnight -- milwaukee police are investigating a fatal accident -- it happened in the area of 27th and capitol just before 10 last night. it all started when police attempted a traffic stop and the subject's vehicle took off -- speeding down 27th. as the subjects neared capitol

light pole. a passenger in the back seat of the fleeing vehicle -- believed to be a male in his late teens or early 20's -- died on scene. the driver, an 18 year old female and two other male passengers ages 18 and 20 suffered serious injuries but are believed to be non life threatening. the three occupants of the other car suffered non life threatening injuries. the investigation is ongoing. a teacher's car is stolen from her school -- the culprit? she says it's one of her students. and despite a confession--the student are still missing. fox six's ashley sears has the story you'll see only on fox6. 38:30 it was surprising to see this happen at all. it's a mystery that begins with a keychain-- tuesday afternoon-- when 8th grade teacher, kristin bessler was leaving the universal academy school. she noticed--a very important key was gone.

my school keys on and then i grab for my car key and i walk out the door with my car key, but it was missing. and when she looked for her 2007 buick rendezvous-- 36:36 i walked outside and noticed my car was missing. it was gone too. bessler reported the theft to police. and came to school the next day--suspicious of who might have stolen it. 37:11 the entire day youre questioning, whos here? who isnt? her biggest fear--o says by surveillance. a student from her 8th grade english class--caught on camera, 37:39 we have the videotape of him standing outside, starting at my car, waiting for other cars to leave and then actually getting in and driving off like a perfect driver. ' bessler says the student confessed to school administrators and they called authorities--who told them to send the 14-year-old home. when police went to take the kid into custody--he had vanished. 39:35 we know who he is, but we dont have him.

but hopeful--both will be found soon. 42:25 i just think everyone deserves to get answers. police say they continue to seek the suspect and the stolen vehicle. and tell us this case will be present to the milwaukee county district attorney's office in the coming days. in the newsroom, ashley sears fox 6 news. he was considered one of president- elect donald trump's harshest critics on the campaign trail -- but yesterday, mitt romney sat down with mr. trump. phony... while the president-elect called him a "stone cold loser" -- but the two seem to be moving on. they met for an hour at mr. trump's private golf course in new jersey -- as the president-elect works to form his cabinet. romney wouldn't respond to questions about joining the administration -- but said he was glad he could meet with the president- elect. "we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to various theaters in the world where there are interest of the united states of real significance, we discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those

thought the meeting "went great." one last sweep. if youve been stalling about raking your leaves up -- today is the day. since weather was unseasonably warm -- foliage clung to the trees longer than expected, so the city of milwaukees department of public works extended it's deadline until today. yesterday crews scanned t piles. last year sanitation staff collected more than 16,000 tons of leaves, which is incredible -- considering how they are going to be recycled and reused to help the environment. "its re purposing these leaves. they are not going to a landfill we are collecting them and send in them to a commercial compost site where its made into soil products and that with sold in bulk or bagged in retails stores." it takes about two weeks for fro leaf collection operations to cycle

today's deadline -- you are encouraged to mulch the leaves on your own and leave them on the lawn, compost them or take them to a city self-help center for composting. wisconsins grand tradition is back. gun deer hunting season is now officially underway. yesterday's weather impacted the first hunt... experts say the frigid temperatures and high wind conditions played a role in a low number of deer kills. dnr biologist tom isaac says hunter turnout was on track with previous years but the lack of snow is a challenge. gives a little better background where you can see in the woods and through the woods without snow its a little harder." for days staff at the family owned "gehrings meat market" in hartford have been preparing for the rush of deer coming in. shop managers anticipate today and tomorrow to be the busiest of their days. as always state officials are encouraging safety this season.

trump team begins to take shape... why democrats are expressing serious concerns with president-elect trump's administration nominations. almost everywhere you go has wi-fi available. but is it safe? contact 6 gives you some tips to make sure your secure when connecting public. and julie is live at the holiday folk fair! angela speed is here from the wisconsin humane society. she'll talk to us about some of the great pets they have -- and how you can bring one home for the holidays. "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you

you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7

celebration of the cultural heritage of the people living in southeastern wisconsin. julie collins joins us live from the event.. at the state fair expo center. good morning julie!

bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. tomorrow will be a couple of degrees warmer, but we have our best chance to hit the 40s again tuesday, when rain chances return. rain will affect holiday travel through wednesday. thanksgiving itself is looking cloudy but dry with highs in the mid 40s. we have another chance for showers on friday. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 39 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with morning showers possible and afternoon rain likely. am low: 28 high: 44 nd: se 5-15 mphednesday:oudy wi mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am

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connected with our phones and laptops - but how careful are you with public wi-fi? contact 6' jenna sachs identifies the potential weak spots in your devices and reveals a few simple fixes to keep you and your data more secure. in todays mobile universe, working from home often means a home away from home --using public wifi. but how safe is it? 'public wifi carries some risks. but there are keep your data safer.' it sounds basic, but start by making sure your firewall is turned on. its the first line of defense against viruses and malware. when youre on public wifi, the biggest worry is probably hackers. consumer reports security expert dean gallea created a fake wifi hot spot --allowing him to observe and capture someone elses internet activity. "i dont think people are aware how easy it is to do

protected on public wifi. including turning off settings like network discovery and file sharing --that will make it more difficult for people near you to see your data. an 'open' wifi hotspot makes you particularly vulnerable,becaus e any hacker can join it without a password. you can also add a layer of protection to public wifi by using a virtual private network, or 'v- p-n.' "a lot of people are familiar with vpns from their work, because many companies require their employees to have a vpn if theyre logging on from home or when theyre traveling. people dont really know you can get a vpn yourself for a few bucks a month and it adds a lot security to their own computing." consumer reports says every adjustment can make a difference. another important step you can take to protect yourself, is to set up automatic updates on your devices -- and always install them when theyre offered to you. keeping devices like phones, laptops, and routers updated --ensures that they are armed with the latest protections. i'm jenna sachs

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milwaukee police are investigating a fatal accident -- it happened in the area of 27th and capitol just before 10 last night. it all started when police attempted a traffic stop and the subject's vehicle took off -- speeding down 27th. as the subjects neared capitol -- they crashed into another car and a light pole. a passenger in the back seat of the fleeing vehicle -- believed to be a male in his late teens or early 20's -- died on scene. the driver, an 18 year old female and two other male passengers ages 18

but are believed to be non life threatening. the three occupants of the other car suffered non life threatening injuries. the investigation is ongoing. a teacher's car is stolen and she says it's a student who did it! the car was stolen from the universal academy after school tuesday. the teacher says surveillance shows the 14-year-old student driving off in her 2007 black buick rendezvous. the teacher tells fox 6 the 8th grader when they called police they were told to send the student home. but when police showed up to his door, he was gone. police say they are seeking the suspect and the stolen vehicle. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph

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trump's administration. romney, who is rumored to be a candidate for secretary of state, met yesterday with donald trump and mike pence. the 2012 republican presidential candidate said the meeting went well and they had a good discussion. democrats expressing serious concerns with president-elect trump's administration nominations so far. as steve bannon, senator jeff sessions... congressman mike pompeo... and retired general mike flynn have all been shrouded in c fisher has the latest from washington. democrats are having a hard time with all of those picks because they really represent and support trump's most controversial views -- on immigration, muslims, and the use of torture. senator jeff sessions from alabama -- who's been tapped for attorney general -- is one of the most conservative voices in the senate. he's pro-life. he's against same-sex marriage. he's a staunch opponent of immigration reform. he's been called amnesty's worst enemy. but it's his history of making racially tinged remarks that will likely prove

here's senate democratic leader elect -- chuck schumer. schumer says: "look he's going to need a very thorough vetting. many of those statements, they're old but they're still troubling. and the idea that jeff session is, just because he's a senator he should get through without a series of very tough questions, particularly given those early sit- early things, no way." it's not just democrats that have a problem with senator sessions. some republicans do as well -- like congressman justin amash. he says: "unlike the cia director, the ag has a lot of independent policy authority and prosecutorial discretion. i'm deeply conc of the cia -- mr. trump has picked kansas congressman and west point graduate -- mike pompeo. so far -- he's probably the most establishment-friendly pick -- and the least controversial -- though he does support waterboarding. and so does trump's pick for national security adviser -- retired lieutenant general mike flynn. the former director of the defense intelligence agency is known for his hardline views on islam -- and on fighting isis. he's also taken some heat for his ties to russia. but unlike sessions and pompeo -- flynn will not have

much a done deal. in washington.. kristen fisher.. fox news. president-elect donald trump is demanding an apology from the cast of the broadway show "hamilton" after he says they harassed vice president-elect mike pence at a performance friday. cast member brandon dixon--who portrays aaron burr --delivered a statement to pence during the curtain call, telling pence the multiracial and multicultural cast is worried about the trump administration. pence was also booed when he arrived at the show. are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights." following dixon's address... the audience broke out in applause and cheers. the story - "hamilton" - praises diversity and the role immigrants play during the

pope francis has appointed 17 new cardinals -- many of them have a background in humanitarian work. three of these cardinals are from the us. dressed in red robes, the cardinals were honored by the pope with the traditional three cornered hat that symbolizes their commitment to the catholic church. some come from places as far-flung as bangladesh and the central african republic. ahead on wakeup. shop loa milwaukee joins us with some alternatives to the traditional black friday. a michigan couple decides to get married... at a christmas parade! and julie is celebrating all the cultures that makes up southeastern wisconsin at the holiday folk fair. hey julie!

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wakeup news. winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7

folk fair is back -- this year's theme, "celebrate the culture of water." jullie collins joins us live from the event at the state fair expo center. thanks julie!

winds have calmed down quiet a bit, but we're starting off the day with wind chills in the low teens and temperatures in the 20s. mostly sunny skies thi take us back to the upper 30s. a light breeze from the northwest can make a big difference when it's this cold, so you'll still want a coat for extended periods of time outside. tomorrow will be a couple of degrees warmer, but we have our best chance to hit the 40s again tuesday, when rain chances return. rain will affect holiday travel through wednesday. thanksgiving itself is looking cloudy but dry with highs in the mid 40s. we have another chance for showers on friday. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 37 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 23 wind: nw 3-7 mph nday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 39 wind: n 5-10 mph esday: cloudy with morning owers possible and afternoonin h wednesday: cloudy with rain likely. am low: 39 high: 47 wind: se 5-15 mphhsday: stly clh iday: mostly cloudy with a

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married... at a christmas parade! it's not as unusual as it sounds. phil o'reily and jessie shuemann first laid eyes on each other at the annual battle creek parade in 20-13... and, wanted to hold their wedding at the place where they met. the bristling cold did not stop folks from attending this year's parade... thousands watched as the lovebirds said their "i-do's." thanks for joining us. the next wakeup is tomorrow morning

i'm chris wallace. all eyes are on trump tower as the transition goes full speed ahead. >> a lot of activity going on upstairs. >> the president-elect is an open door. >> we'll talk with vice president-elect mike pence about trump's picks so far and what his role will be in the trump white house. >> he's a man of action. i'm humbled to be a part of it. >> mike pence live, only on "fox news sunday." plus, we'll hear from our sunday group, including laura ingraham, who's being considered for white house press secretary. then, how will democrats work with president trump? >> we challenge him. work with us and keep your