the effort is focusing on three states, wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. those are the big ones but at first donald trump ignore the initial push, but now he does his rival hillary clinton has formally joined the recount efforts. the campaign attorney says they artt the recount was started in wisconsin. to make sure that the process is fair. recount push was kicked out by presidential nominee jill stein, and her green party raised $6 million for the wisconsin recount. >>> we do not take money from corporations or from political packs. this comes from the american public. >> this will be wisconsin's first presidential recount in state history. in a statement president-elect election is over. >>> verizon customers -- listen up. a warning that you need to hear. thieves are sending out text messages to your telephone, asking you to open a link to fix some type of security breach. it is really just an efficient method of that lets the center swipe all of your data. so you should never open a suspicious looking link on your telephone or computer. you have got to

tim kaine is going to be in wisconsin son donald trump who plans to go to iowa, minnesota, pennsylvania and virginia. all before tomorrow's 11:00 a.m. rally at the sarasota fairgrounds. it is a scare last night at the trump event in nevada. secret service agents had to rush the candidate off the stage af the man was taken into custody and escorted out. they found no gun. >> u.s.a. today, the man is a registered republican who wanted to show his displeasure with the party's nominee. >> donald trump returned to the stage and thanked his supporters who helped bring the suspect down. >> you are amazing. thank you, fellows. i saw what you were doing. >> that's a tough group of people right here. thank you. with no charges. >>> pop star katy perry length her son and "roar" to hillary clinton. this is the presidential election. most polls have hillary clinton with a slight lead over donald trump. but in person, early voting isn't allowed in pennsylvania. so democrats are uneasy about that lead. kaine is joined by another big name in st. petersburg. jon bon jovi performed. and this is a smaller

toy campaign in pennsylvania and wisconsin. he heads to florida tomorrow. trump has been praising f-b-i director james comey, for the fbi's decision to look through thousands of emails connected to clinton. meanwhile, clinton's campaign is accusing comey of a blatant double standard for disclosing the email probe to congress but staying silent on its investigations into the trump campaign's alleged ties to russia. the white house the white house press secretary josh earnest weighed in on the controversy. he said the president doesn't believe director comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of an election. president obama will be in florida once again. he'll be flying to miami tomorrow. then on thursday, he'll be joining in at a rally for hillary clinton. today officially starts the fourth open enrollment for obamacare. listen to this before you enroll. those of you who will use obamacare may have fewer health insurance choices next year. an associated press analysis found people in about a third of u-s counties will only have one insurer. und

dollars that she says will go towards investigating whether voting fraud was a problem in states like pennsylvania and wisconsin. she says because the hacking of the d-n-c has been linked to russia, she wants to make sure that every vote is counted. voting rights attorneys say it likely't the outcome, but it is part of a healthy process of democracy. there are usually some leftovers after thanksgiving. but studies show you may not want to reheat some of your holiday meal. marlie hall has more. if you have beware: not all your favorite dishes may be safe to reheat and eat. clinical dietitian lindsey malone of the cleveland clinic says dont save the rice. when it cools at room temperature, bacteria can grow rapidly. that bacteria is resistant to heat so even if you are heating to the normal temperature it doesnt matter that bacteria is still going to be there another staple to toss: potatoes cooked in aluminum foil. letting it cool into that temperature danger zone and also keeping the created this bacteria breeding ground. you may not heat it sufficiently to kill the bacteria foods with a high mois

trump will also campaign in pennsylvania and ohio. in a few hours, a massive party will kick off in chicago. thousands of people are expected to line the streets of the windy city for a victory parade honoring the chicago cubs. e indians 8-to-7 in game 7 of the world series. it's the teams first world series win in 108-years. the parade starts at 11:00. we'll be live streaming the entire thing for you on our website, w- t-s-p dot com. not the showing the tampa bucs wanted to give on thursday night football. if you didn't stay up for it, they lost big. 43 to 28 at home at ray jay. one highlight was this catch by mike evans. check it out, he grabs it with one we may be in florida, but curtis hixon park in downtown tampa is going to soon look a little more like winter. it's all part of the winter village. not only will there be an ice rink, but there will be a cafe with seasonal treats, and a pop-up market. there you can buy decorative goods, clothes, and jewelry and more. winter village opens november 18th. this is something a lot of pe

also today -- hillary clinton will be making several stops -- including pennsylvania. she'll be there to campaign alongside president barack obama and first lady michelle obama. she will also be making visits to michigan and north carolina. the presidential nominee is faced with more controversy today as the f-b-i made about her emails. f-b-i director james comey says the agency is still not recommending charges against clinton after reviewing newly discovered emails. vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden will also be making their way to the bay area today. they will both be campaigning for hillary clinton at albert whitted park. it starts at 5 p-m. also there tonight -- jimmy buffet. he'll be doing a special performance at the get out and vote event. this morning-- federal counterterrorism officials are on high alert. they're working hard to learn more information about al-qaeda threat terrorist attack. u-s intelligence experts alerted joint terrorism task forces that al-qeada could be planning attacks in three states today. this morning the fbi is look

is the gift of the holidays the christmas tree in the white house -- is 19 feet tall from a farm in pennsylvania. all the ornaments on the tree were donated by u-s citizens and military service members overseas. this next story is a reminder that true friendship comes in all shapes and sizes. a 9 year old are helping dogs find forever homes. this is johnny and he has severe quadriplegic cerebral palsy. his family got him a rescue dog and since they met they have been inseparable. lexi makes johnny's therapy sessions easier. they found her through a rescue group called golden beginnings. the organization is being awarded 25 thousand dollars by the petco foundation to do more rescues in houston. volunteers plan to use the money on vet bills to get more rescues ready to go home with kids just like johnny. one minister is hoping to spread the message of love, one lawn sign at a time. after seeing so much conflict after the presidential election, she wanted to start a change within her community. coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00, survivor, followed by criminal minds at 9:00. a

hillary clinton will be making several stops today -- including pennsylvania where she will be joined by bill and chelsea clinton, president obama and first lady michelle obama. the email controversy continues to surround clinton. fbi director james comey penned another letter to congress sunday, revealing investigators are standing by their july decision not to bring charges against the democratic nominee. a record number of floridians have voted early. over 6 million cast their ballots during early voting that ended on sunday. hillsborough county officials say wait times sunday stretched 40 minutes or more during the last minute record rush. a lot of people said they voted early to beat the crowds on election day. polls will be open from 7:00 a-m until 7:00 p-m tomorrow. turnout is expected to continue to be record breaking. this morning people in central oklahoma are still shaken up after an earthquake rattled their homes and busies damage. the quake centered in cushing, oklahoma, about 50 miles from oklahoma city. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in our satellite center. s

trump's win stretched across the battleground states of florida, north carolina, ohio and pennsylvania he even won in states that have long leaned democratic. meanwhile, hillary clinton's supporters brushed back tears... we know clinton conceeded the race, she called to congratuate donald trump, but she has not publicly she's expected to speak later this morning. this morning---something else everyone is talking about-- donald trump literally blew up the electoral map, all projections and expectations for this election. it's a pretty incredible feat. at 6--i'll explain just how significant that is. allison.... let's break this down for you. ian, you're looking at the bay area counties and how they voted. take a look at the red on the screen, almost every county in our area voted trump. that includes polk, citrus, pasco, pinellas, manatee and sarasota. the only one that voted for hillary clinton, hillsborough county. in hillsborough -- clinton got just over 51.5% of the vote compared to trump's 44.7%. in pinellas -- it was much closer -- trump with 48.6% to has 54.3% to clinton's 42.7%.

the great lakes region, so up near chicago, minneapolis, over towards northeast ohio and then up into pennsylvania, new york, these spots you'll want to watch out for if you have travel plans in those areas and we're also going to see moisture coming onshore in the pacific northwest and that will lead to snow up in the cascades. we're a little cooler for the weekend saturday looking almost identical to our daytime fore just a hair cooler, but that's after a little bit of a warm up so for thanksgiving day, we're up near 81 degrees in tampa so if you don't have to go anywhere everyone else should be really jealous and you may have a lot of relatives knocking on your door to come visit for the holidays looking gorgeous black friday looking good as well and again slightly cooler temperatures that continue into the weekend with a slight warm up early next week. make sure you check on our 10 weather forecast with our newspaper partners see that in your copy of the tampa bay county check out your copy of the ledger. >> good forecast. folks won't want to leave. >> good. now she's got to go check out the o

in pennsylvania the state charges 6% tax on anything from apps to downloads. and now pasadena, california is trying to hop on board, too. while a federal law says government agencies can't tax the internet, cities are using this loophole. back in 2008 voters modernized a law allowing the government to tax cell phones since hardly anyone has a land line. backfire. voters never expected their local leaders could apply the same law to video streaming. >> folks are going to wake up and see tax line items on their netflix and hulu bills. >> where do we stop? hulu? is it netflix? pandora? every time you stream music in your car? where do we actually stop? >> cities across the country are desperate to make up for budget shortfalls. that could mean pouncing on your checkbook just of your home to make up the difference. here is the one little tiny good piece of news. i found out that no local cities here in florida currently are trying to tax netflix. of course, all that could change as we watch this happen across the country. who is to say our local communities couldn

donald trump will be in pennsylvania and ohio. with this. >> yeah, a lot of people are saying how can she focus on this when her husband has been known for cyberbullying himself? a lot of people have strong comments. sean tweeted if melania wants to combat cyberbullying she should start by changing the password to her husband's twitter account. and another, it proves she doesn't follow her husband on twitter. saying she wants to tackle bullying is like my wife saying she wants to control people eating pizza too quickly. a lot of harsh words. >>> gearing up for a massive party in chicago. this is gonna kick off in a few hours. thousands are expected to line the streets of the windy city honoring the world series first world series win in 108 years. so the parade starts this morning at 11:00. we are gonna stream the entire thing for you. that way you don't have to miss any of it on our website. also check out our facebook page. we will have the live stream there as well. >>> this is not the showing the tampa bay bucs wanted on thurs

one of her many stops includes pennsylvania. she'll be there campaigning with president barack obama and first lady michelle obama. she's going to be making visits to michigan and north carolina. the presidential nominee has fbi made another announcement about her e-mails. james comey says the agency is still not recommending charges against clinton after reviewing newly discovered e-mails. >>> janet reno, the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general has died. her god daughter says she died from complications of parkinson's disease. the miami native was one of the clinton administration's most prominent figures. she ran for governor in florida in 2002 but lost. she was 78 years old. officials are working hard to learn more about information about al qaeda's preelection terrorist attack threat. u.s. intelligence experts alerted joint terrorism task forces that al qaeda could be planning attacks in three states today. this morning the fbi is looking at the credibility of that threat. sources tell cbs news the threats are -- 1

he won the must win states, ohio, florida and north carolina and the blue states of pennsylvania and one states like michigan and wisconsin where he didn't campaign into the last week before the election. the polls were wrong and trump won in states that no anticipated. a lot of clinton supporters are waiting to hear from her. what is she going to say. on facebook and twitter she has not said anything publicly. she can see it -- she conceded to donald trump. this is the last thing she tweeted. it was nine hours ago. she says this team has something that we can all be proud of, whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything. happens next in america.>>> we will see you soon. this was going to be historic either way. people are waking up to a time to remember.>> it was early this morning that newspapers had printed copies before they knew that donald trump had won. the results were as of 11 pm tuesday night. we wanted to look at the different websites to see how they featured on this historic day. usa today, it leads with this headline here. this says that donald trump shocked ameri

. >> donald trump spent the day campaigning in pennsylvania. he blasted clinton over the fbi's into the castigation into her e-mails. he says getting rid of the health care act is his top priority. tomorrow he will be in miami and pensacola than jacksonville on thursday. >>> we now know we hate getting hit with hidden fees. from credit cards, car dealers, with new findings on how to beat those fees. >> reporter: that investigation is less than 6 minutes away. i am chatting about it right now only -- i am chatting about it right now on facebook. we want to hear your story. share them with me right now. i will be here on the facebook page until the end of the newscast. >>> hit and run are hard to solve, when there is very little evidence. today police are working a case where a woman was killed in one of their own was injured. it is going to take a lot of luck to crack this case. >> reporter: few clues, one witness killed and the other injured. how do police go about solving a deadly hit and run? >> the first thing is they have to figure out what

. >> still a week left of deer hunting in pennsylvania. check this out. cross country in pennsylvania, deer on the loose. the gwyneed mercy senior running his final race. he got up after and ran the final 2 miles. his friend captured the video and we spoke with him tonight. >> when the deer came out i had never seen anything like it before. it was crazy that it was happening. when i found i found out he was all right i was relieved. said, that was the craziest thing he had ever seen. >> that was bad. >> like they are dealing with enough. >> i thought bambi was gentle and kind. >> not invert -- not in pennsylvania. he is all right, he did not get injured. z262rz zy6z hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need moref, is each other. happy thanksgiving from publix. >>>

that rain will move into the ohio river valley and into parts of western pennsylvania by early thanksgiving, and then things will be kind of spotty for the northeast. it ain't bad fours, that's for sure. 81 degrees and partly cloudy. it is going to be a beautiful warm on friday, a little bit cooler for the weekend but not by much. next week is not only w5r78er but humid, too, he is special by tuesday and wednesday. >> but this is florida. it just goes like that. but a big weekend. gators-noles. >> i'm going to tell why you this guy cod hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. >>> by next weekend we will know the four times vying to compete for the playoff championship in tampa on january 9th. if things were to stay status quo though here is how it would look for the third str

she also wants recounts in pennsylvania and michigan to make sure that hackers did not skew the election results. the recount is the first for wisconsin officials. they estimate it will cost $1 million. >>> skipping the repairs were recalled cars. it is a a problem we exposed earlier this week. tonight, we turn the tables to protect you from hazards in your own car. >> reporter: don't be a turkey. more than one in four of you have an outstanding recall on a car you own. some of the issues are serious too. it could not be any easier to check if you are affected. we are here today trying to fix we are with 10news, do you check your card to see if there is anything outstanding? a lot of americans don't even know. not that you look like the type that would. all you have to do is put your identification number into the website. do you mind if we do a quick check. within 30 seconds you could see the fe you are good, no recalls. but to to true to form one in four we checked got one. kia motors is recalling certain of these cars, the accelerator pedal may fracture. issues serious enough for the

the other is michigan, and pennsylvania. today donald trump called the recount okay a scam." >>> the family of a texas man killed in a walmart parking lot said he died trying to save a woman from abuse. that shooting happened in san antonio yesterday. the family of the 39-year old say he stopped his car, yelled at a man who was pulling a woman's hair. that man pulled out a gun and shot him. the gunman was arrested a short time later. peacefully. police say a man, who they believe was armed, barricaded himself inside of a home on marhem avenue. they say he violated a protective order and made threats against police. eventually he surrendered. >>> a deputy recoveringa deputy recovering after she shot herself on accident. police tell us the officer was responding to a call in hudson about the dog attack. they say when she got to there the dog try to attack her too. she fired the weapon, killing the dog and hurting herself in the process. she is expected to be okay. >>> first responders had to make an unusual rescue today. polic

candidate jill stein is calling for recounts in several states that helped president-elect michigan and pennsylvania. verizon and bank customers - listen to this. cyber criminals are sending out text messages - asking you to open a link to fix some type of security breach. problem is - it's really just a phishing method that allows the sender to swipe your data. you should never open a suspicious looking link on your phone or computer. verify it first even if you have to call your carrier or bank first.## a maryland woman is thankful to be alive after a terrifying bear attack. she stepped outside her home to see why her dog was barking...when she spotted a momma bear and cubs! you may remember her 9-1-1 call during the attack: karen osborne believes-- having her for help saved her life. she describes the terrifying encounter: it was the first bear attack in the state's recent history. osborne faults "wildlife officials" for not doing more...since the bear was a well- known nuissance in the area...and it kept coming too close to humans. officials say they followed proper protocols. oatmeal and granol

clinton and trump are hitting the big three states as final stops in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania and new temperature -- new hampshire. joe biden is live at the buffet campaign at albert whitted >>reporter: hillary clinton is pulling out all of the stops, vice president joe biden just talked about a contract for what he would see is a trump presidency for versus clinton presidency. jimmy buffett is singing right now and he is imploring you to vote. the crowd is gathered and emotions are running gh the crowd is arguing with a crackling trump supporter. today is a final push to get you to vote. the clinton and trump campaign snow it comes down to your decision. if hillary wins florida it's mathematically over for donald trump. that's why her campaign has >> it's not only my love of jimmy buffett, it's also about hillary clinton and hopefully her getting elected tomorrow and being the first woman president.>>reporter: we just got done with the first song and you might wonder why we're seeing joe biden instead of hillary clinton. florida has had such a long early voting period, we alr

pennsylvania is an interesting elections is gone to democrats but it is still close. clinton up by an average of two points. it comes down to you and your choice in florida. i'm working on a piece for 6:00 right now about where we will be watching tonight in florida because as we go so goes the nation.>>> we're actually using election night to try something new here at 10news wtsp. with their coverage. you can use your phone, computer or tablet and head to wtsp.com/vote now or look for the vote now section in our 10news out. we will be asking questions about the election starting with this one. it is a tight race for president what time do you think the final results will be announced? you can head to wtsp.com/vote now. if you pick a time between 8:00 p.m. the results come in at the bottom of the screen. in 2000, the presidential race was never called. that was the florida recount. in 2004 it was called for george w. bush at 11:19 am the next day. in 2008, a call for president obama at 11 pm election night. in 20 1211 -- 2012, 11:38 pm. murphy are holding their electi

these are the polls from pennsylvania also. and up in nearly every single one of those. take a look at the polls for hillary clinton in michigan. look, only a few with donald trump were up and she lost. this has changed things in our country folks. these were they could be game changer in elections to come. listen to donald trump's campaign manager explain the numbers that she says they saw starting two weeks ago. >> we have really navigated and survived a number of darker days here on the campaign. we started to notice a few things, we were becoming competitive in these traditionally blue states like michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and that they are very attracted to the donald >> yes. so this is how he won pennsylvania, north carolina, wisconsin, and michigan. take a look folks. first he did significantly better than the predecessor among white voters without college degrees. african americans, hispanics, asian-americans they overwhelmingly backed clinton. but their level of support for her was less than their support of president obama four years ago. donald trump

a pennsylvania judge heard hearing today. cosby is trying to have the case dismissed. he is charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault. that is in qeax 2004 -- in connection with a 2004 convenient. >>> woman was burned during surgery. doctors think flash lens caused her to caught on fire a japanese up. >> reports she was passed gas and the laser ignite and burned her body a committee experts determined the surgical equipment was working properly. >>> staying on top of your evening commute traffic starting to stack up on the tampa end of the howard frankland bridge and major days on i-75 southbound. this is just south of the fowler exit. >>> there's a new way to explore the city and see the great place to live work and play. st. pete is starting today following tampa's lead there's 100 shiny bikes at 10 hubs located around the city. now downtown business owners are hoping this connects them with more in the community. here's a map of the first 10 hubs and you can see thr along the water front and central avenue corridor -- they are along the water front and

and in pennsylvania by 70,000 votes. so that is a big margin to overcome at this point. you said she would need all three. the second big question we have been taking from you on facebook, if the recount isn't going to change the results of the election, then what is it for? what do you think? >> there is a couple different the election to make sure that there wasn't any mischievousness happening through russia hacking perhaps the state or two in the election process. the bigger reason potentially could be this makes jill stein and the green party relevant because she -- we're talking about her right now three weeks after the election. and the fact that she has gone online to raise money from small contributors builds a base for the green party in the future. and by doing this, she is also forcing hillary clinton's attorneys to sign on to go for this now, too, because they cannot be left out of this process if something was to occur. >> reporter: our third big question on facebook is what happens now on the ground in wisconsin? a lot has changed in the last couple of hou

. >> he campaigned in pennsylvania. and in a last hadn't attempt to sway undecide voters besides attacking clinton about the latest e-mail investigation trump talked about obamacare and told voters once he becomes president, he he would call for a special st replace the affordable care act. special session of congress to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> it will be such a response because obamacare has to be replaced and we will do it very, very quickly. it is a kiss taft row if i. catastrophe. >> reporter: he claims if it is not replaced he will will -- we will detroy american health care the latest washington post abc news national poll has trump edging ahead with a 1 issues of the day is still f b director james comey's letter to congress about the agency looking into hillary clinton's. -mails. although he is under fire from several elected officials -- e- mails. a though he is under fire fromseveral elected officials he is standing by him. >> he understands there's oversight and was responding to a ques

happened at the d3 regionals center valley pennsylvania earlier this week. he got up. he finished the final four miles of this race. reg, dion, watch out when you are running. >> what a trooper. i expected you to say oh dear. oh, deer.. >>> pretty soon they will be the knew some band and color guard headed to new york to perform in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. talk about a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. they have been practicing and now their hard work is going to pay off. >> they are going to have a ball. >> so so proud of them. hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. i know i had one more... 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: a warning from the surgeon general. substance abuse will strike one in seven americans. he wants a revolution in how we treat it. also tonight, the trump transition. big names floated f

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.>> he headed to north carolina and pennsylvania and he will be joined by mike pence later to rally in new hampshire and michigan. >>> hillary clinton just wrapped up in michigan and is we have a reporter in st. pete. it's more quiet out there now.>>reporter: you are watching and do sought a different situation at 5:00. things wrapped up. joe biden and jimmy buffett giving speeches asking people to go and vote for hillary clinton tomorrow. look at this crowd, there's about 2000 people to see jimmy buffett perform and when asked by joe biden, all of them raised their hands to say they voted early. today isn't necessarily about them but for hillary to win tomorrow but it's forgetting their friends who haven't voted out to the polls.>> this is a race between a man who praises vladimir putin, perseus them alliances and knows who our foes are. it's between a man who wants to cut access to college and a woman along with the man behind me who want to make sure it's accessible to everybody and free community college for everybody.>>reporter: it is coming down to the wire. six hours until elect

right here, for stuff will be moving back towards michigan to ohio around the great lakes area airports pennsylvania and new york and from there it will continue to the east. it is going and would get that -- we get the nice quiet picture-perfect weather for our --picture-perfect weather for our thanksgiving right now nothing going on. and it helps to warm up and temperatures without cloud cover. you are 71 tampa 72 --72 arrowood, 66 and pete, temperatures moderated --st. peter, temperatures moderated a bit and over all the trend is everybody will be in the mid- 70s later on. have to play catch-up first. help in terms of getting up the numbers. saint pete beach right now not a cloud in --not a cloud in the sky the winds are not strong either, look how still the water is that's what we get for the rest of the afternoon we will feed up to around 76, 77. overnight a little bit of --a little bit of cloud cover. it will not produce any rain. >>> but track in some sheets, it's not nearly as cool tomorrow morning then --the and 40s. it will be a couple upper 40s and in the 50s around -- early 50s around th

. >> stein also wants votes recounted in michigan and pennsylvania. >>> weather is hitting japan that people haven't seen in 50 years. we have the video coming up next. >>> and a story developing out of california. a missing young mother is found while jogging. she is found alive, but tied up along the road. >>> before you heat up those thanksgiving leftovers for lunch there are a few that aren't good to reheat. next the foods that may contain more harmful bacteria than others. >>> the morning clouds have moved out. it's all sunshine. many of us already in the low 80s. how does that weekend look? that forecast is coming up. >>> 10news and the lightning want to put you in the stands for a game. all next week for a secret word to enter to win two lower-level tickets to the tampa bay lightning versus pittsburgh penguins hockey ? lots of vitamins a&c, ? lots of vitamins a&c, >>> this is a bizarre story unfolding in california. three weeks after a northern california woman vanished while jogging she is found tied up but alive along a california road. michelle miller has her story. >> she w

donald trump will hold a rally in scranton as pennsylvania remains in the campaign crosshairs. nats of opening bell the dow surged more than 200 points during opening bell this morning... following fbi director james the president. and first lady will join her family and first lady. donald trump will hold a rally in scranton pennsylvania remake any campaign crosshairs.>> the dow surged more than 200 points as the opening -- at the opening bell this morning. following fbi director james comey's announcement to congress sunday that the bureau will not recommend charges related to clinton's use of a review of newly discovered emails. >> we are grateful this matter is resolved. we found it very puzzling, as you know, when director comey first brought it up a week ago plus >> donald trump raised against the -- raged against the fbi's decision respect what has happened with our justice from, our country is a lasting -- laughing stock around the world. >> reporter: the republican nominee is in florida where the latest cbs news battle tracker poll shows the candidate in a dead heat, ea

trump won 29 states including wisconsin, pennsylvania and north carolina. donald trump heard a voice out in this country that no one else heard. >> trump promised to reach out to 58 million americans who did not vote for him. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past in which there were a few people, for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> president obama invited president-elect trump to meet with him at the white house to discuss transition plans tomorrow. region jang.>>> here's how florida voted. and all urban or university areas. >>> trump will be getting help from congress. >> the gop retains control of the house and senate.>> reporter: thank you wisconsin. >> republicans one hotly contested races in state after state. >> tonight is a reminder that our charge in the senate is to serve you. >> the electorate saying want to change. >> the media, the government, big business, wall street, academia, they have all failed. and so people are so frustrated. and angry. >> working for you and h

. >> we're looking at blue states like pennsylvania. some of these battle grounds, it's important to get voters to turn out. we'll go the donald trump's party coming up in the next sprinkles. >> you'll want to grab a jacket if you're heading out to the polls. >> we're cooler than we've been. it's not hard to believe. a warm start to november. record warmth but now we'll have to deal with a little cooler air. still 55, but the thing is there is some wind, we did have some clouds in the air but now it looks like it will be a nice sunset at 4:36. we're not that far away. from milwaukee to the third ward, you see traffic moving along there. this is kind of a cool shot here. 54 degrees. some wave action out there. not a surprise, with a northwesterly wind. that's 17 miles per hour. temperatures still above average. 50. we got to 59 today, which is kind of a bummer because if we had gotten to 60 that would have been eight days in a row in november that would tie the recovered set back in 1975, but we only got to 59 and we won't get to signifi

police in pennsylvania say a woman jumped in a river trying melinda: but she had to be rescued from the water. this all began with a crash near the ohio river. police say the woman hit a median then took off running. then she jumped into the ohio river. a tugboat worker jumped in to help her. then rescue crews arrived and helped get her back on dry land. melinda: new this morning, police in canada dragged senior citizens out of a community meeting. ben: it's after a fight broke out over ballots used at the meeting. now, police are facing the critics say officers didn't need to use so much force. one officer dragged an elderly man down some stairs. the man and his wife were both arrested. officials are investigating whether police acted appropriately. wisn 12 news time is 4:41. >> a new yorker figures out how to beat the traffic. melinda: how he crosses the river every morning rain or shine and why he decided to skip the bus. ben: andot bringing police to her door. how her son's teacher made it russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors,

snow is possible in addition to the snow that fell over the weekend, not just in new york, also in pennsylvania and michigan as we saw some flurries here in southeast wisconsin. nothing like that though, sal. sal z>> that is dumping that heavy wet snow. nothing like that in our forecast. we have fair amount of wet in store. right now 26. for today sunshine and upper 30s. rain and snow developing over northern wisconsin. >> thank you, sal. ben: right now, police in two different states are looking for the people accused of shooting police officers. tim elliott is here with us with a closer look. tim. tim: the first shooting happened in texas, another in missouri. saint louis police are searching for the person who shot an officer in the face. he survived. police say the officer was sitting in traffic last night when a car pulled up next to him and shot twice. description of the suspect. and in texas, a san antonio officer was killed yesterday morning. the detective was writing a traffic ticket just outside police headquarters. officials say another car pulled up behind his cruiser and fired two

she wants recounts in michigan and pennsylvania too. some voting security experts have said that some counties' electronic voting machines may have been hacked. >> so what we are saying is you know not that hacking or fraud has necessarily taken place, we i think it is only natural and good for americans to be reassured that our votes are counted. >> today is the last day to contest the election results in our state a. spokesman for the commission told wisn 12 news that they are confident about the wisconsin results. >> president-elect donald trump spent thanksgiving in florida. the coast guard was patrolling the waters and making sure the president-elect is safe. >> christmas trees are going political. president-elected is red hats and brass and plated in gold and costs $150. >> well, did you watch the you may have seen is award marching band from here. >> we welcome to greendale high school marching, 13 time wisconsin state champions. they are excited to form for us this morning a step in time. ?? ben: look at that. glaks congratulati

pennsylvania will have a recount too. stein filed the paperwork requesting the recount yesterday. she's also pushed to recount presidential votes in michigan. the race there was too close to call for weeks. it was only officially called for donald trump yesterday. >> milwaukee county's sheriff met with president-elect donald trump yesterday. sheriff david clarke was in new york city at trump tower. he didn't make any comments about the meeting but he gave cameras a thumbs-up after leaving trump's office. clarke could end up with a job in trump's administration. >> now to big 12 sports. it's an exciting morning for packers fans. green bay is celebrating a win over the philadelphia eagles. big 12 sports' stephen watson is at lincoln financial field with overnight reaction. >> good morning. last night aaron rodgers 113 of those going to adams, who is now the leading receiver for the packers. >> this is one we had to have. we put ourselves in a pretty difficult position but came on the road and getting a big one today. >> he's a bray maker and growing each and every week and the confi

are still in the green. 10 more -- 10 minutes southbound shooting inside a crowded wal-mart store in pennsylvania. tim is here with new information about what happened. tim: a terrifying situation for everyone inside the store when someone started shooting. customers and employees were evacuated. this all happened in hermitage about 70 miles north of pittsburgh. one worker was shot multiple times and is now in the hospital. the suspect was arrested while in the parking lot outside the store. no one else was seriously hurt during all of this. investigators are st to figure out why the suspect opened fire. it's unclear whether the suspect and the victim knew each other. melinda, over to you. melinda: is time for: 52. more bald eagles are becoming sick in wisconsin. and wildlife experts say hunters are to blame. the eagles are suffering from lead poisoning. that's because some hunters are still using ammunition that contains lead. the eagles then eat animal scraps left behind by in the woods and in fields. now groups are trying to nurse >> this is purely a lead issue. sometimes people say well they'

nail biter races continued into the morning hours with pennsylvania and new hampshire. trump pulling ahead of clinton

the lead in a number of the trump winning ohio, florida and north carolina and the thin margins in pennsylvania and new hampshire. trump then pulling ahead of clinton in the fire wall state of wisconsin and winning it along with ari pennsylvania. trump pulling off a long shot victory to become the 45th president. >> ten electoral votes at stake and all eyes on wisconsin. >> wisconsin helped to push donald trump over the number of votes needed to win. good morning, thema. >> we are outside of the mu nice voters came to fill out ballots like this yesterday. drum z donald trump is the first republican to win wisconsin since ronald reagan. now the two were separated by 26297 votes. donald trump winning all but 13 of the 72 counties in for milwaukee county clinton got a majority of the votes more than 66%, but not enough to get the votes needed for the presidency. back here live, the voting booths are closed and cleaning up things here as people move on to the next steps of governing. we are live downtown in milwaukee, "wisn 12 news this >> thema, "good morning america" has more results from the ele

tim: we have breaking news, two pennsylvania police officers have been shot. the shooting was reported within the past two hours or so 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. our sister station is trying to learn more about the officers' conditions. >> we are 5:13, thursday morning. we get a look at the weatherwatch 12 camera network this is mounted at milwaukee institute of art and design in the third ward and it is quiet. the temperatures continue to climb today. 45 at the airport. the breezes southwest at 13 miles per hour. it is southwest breezes that push the tra we are talking about sunny and temperatures reaching into the mid 60s today. so a light jacket will do it early and windy warm up in place. >> no complaints on the roadways. overnight construction and it is wrapped up. this is moreland road. this is where the closure was. now you have to make a decision about a mile before, so you have to make a decision in waukesha line. if you forget, head off at 84th street. right now, things are looking great. full free speeds. travel times... that's a look at the

the green party nominee says there is an enough monday to fund a recount in pennsylvania. a spokesman for the wisconsin wisconsin's election results. >> a memorial is continuing to grow in tennessee this morning. the site of a deadly school bus crash. flowers, balloons and cards are placed at the scene of the crash that killed six kids. the driver is now faces vehicle homicide crashes. the bus crashed in mary smith's front yard and she's still in shock. >> it was [inaudible] >> i never heard such screams in my life. >> the tennessee titans are reaching out to the families impacted by the deadly crash and the foundation is donating $25,000 to the school fund, the titans plan to wear decals on the helmets on sunday to honor >> if you are looking for extra holiday shopping money, pick up a powerball ticket. it is expected to hit $403 million. check in p the office pools. next drawing is tomorrow. wisn 12 news time now is 5:08. we checked in with tim, no lines out there and no rain or snow just yet. >> yes, just cloudy. that is this morning. rain and snow showers are going to

convention but today, the trump campaign says she will make the case for her husband at an event in pennsylvania. meantime donald trump is trying to stick to the script as battleground polls show tightening races from florida to arizona where hillary clinton made a play for the state. mrs. clinton: as the political pundits like to say, this state is in play for the first time in years. mr. trump: we're going to be nice and cool, nice and cool, stay on point donald, stay on point. no sidetra easy. nikole: clinton is deploying her running mate tim kaine to arizona today where he will deliver a speech entirely in spanish to appeal to hispanic voters. the campaign is billing it as the first all spanish event by a major party nominee. in washington, nikole killion, wisn 12 news. ben: thank you. we are teaming up with abc news to bring you big story coverage on election night. watch live coverage from throughout wisconsin and around the country all night on air and online starting at 4:00 p.m. on starting to get a little foggy. melinda: a fog advisory? sally: against dense fog advisory is in place for

but did today in michigan, pennsylvania and ohio. trump also in the buckeye and keystone states and new hampshire last night both held dueling rallies in north carolina trying to paint a picture of what it would be like if the other wins the white house next tuesday session next tuesday. >> -- next >> when i look at these great admirals and these great generals to think of her being there boss, i don't think so. >> he has spent this entire campaign offering dog whistle to his most hateful supporters do -- hateful supporters. do any of us have a place in trump's america? nikole: helping with their closing arguments a roster of heavy hitters, from president this is an survivor. nikole: to melania trump touting her husband in her first campaign speech since the republican convention. >> he certainly knows how to shake things up, doesn't he? nikole: some of trump's children will be out campaigning for him today along with nearly a dozen other surrogates while team clinton is featuring jay-z at an ohio concert tonight with beyonce reporte

including two stops in pennsylvania. it is a late night for both of the candidates. >> thank you. ahead of the election day, the early voting shows 41 # million people cast ballots already. >> a final appeal to the wisconsin voters and speaking at the headquarters near mlk and center yesterday and stopping in green bay and lacrosse. today tim kaine is stopping in virginia and north carolina. focussing on wisconsin voters. mike pence attending an event in wisconsin on saturday. donald trump was supposed to stop in west allis but that was cancelled. hundreds of thousands of votes already cast in we are live where they are getting ready for election day. good morning, thema. reporter: good morning, melinda, you can come in person tomorrow and cast your ballot just like this one. the polls openal 7:00 a.m., that is 26 hours from right now. so to make sure your vote is counted tomorrow you will need to bring a photo id with you. accepted driver's license, military id or a passport of college id. you can register to vote on election day. wisconsin has same day voting registration. the p

nail biter races continued into the morning hours with pennsylvania and new hampshire. trump pulling ahead of clinton state of wisconsin and winning it along with arizona and pennsylvania. trump pulling up a long shot victory to become the 45th president. >> now with ten votes at stake, the eyes last night and into the morning were on wisconsin. >> thema is live in milwaukee with more. good morning, thema. >> a municipal building and this is where the people came to fill out the ballots. some of the many almost 3 million people in wisconsin who cast their ballots. donald trump is the first republican candidate to win wisconsin since 1984 with ronald reagan. 48% of the wisconsin voters as for here in milwaukee county, hillary clinton got a majority of the votes, more than 66%. that was not enough to get her the votes needed for the presidency. back here live outside downtown, the building booths are closed now, the signs are in the corner and they are cleaning up things here. wisconsin is one of the last stat president-electric donald trump. >> thema, thank you. "good mo

. >> we are breaking news out of pennsylvania, they are searching for whoever shot two police officers overnight 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. we have been working with our sister station to find out more about what happened. hospital. no word on how they are doing. the suspect is still on the run right now. the officers are trying to find that person. i will be watching for new information throughout the morning. melinda: new this morning, a court appearance turns into a brawl in ohio. ben: officials say a man barged into the courtroom and demanded to talk to the judge. when he wouldn't listen to police, officers wrestled him to the ground. police say he had a personal dispute with police and the court. contempt of court and assaulting a court officer along with more charges. ben: new this morning, an attack that seemed to come out of nowhere caught on camera. melinda: this all started with an instagram post. a driver hopped out of a car and attacked the biker. the driver admits that he did it but says the biker started it. he claims that the biker threatened him on instagram in a

but also pennsylvania and michigan. and we even saw some flurries here in southeast wisconsin. >> it was pretty much gone by the lunchtime. we may see a stray flurry or two later on thursday and early friday. here we are with a live look. the sunrise 6:52. just a little better than an hour. a few clouds over the warm water of lake michigan. 25 degrees at the airport. the air mass is dry and chilly. so for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night rain and snow developing across wisconsin and rain. i will show you where the snow will fly in the state. now to matt as they are launching news chopper 12. >> if you are headed out, good shape on the roadways. nice and quiet. right now you are seeing the volume is light. the travel times are looking the hale up to zoo. back to you. ben: right now, police in two different states are looking for the people accused of shooting police officers. tim elliott is here with us with a closer look. tim: the first shooting happened in texas, another in missouri. saint louis police are searchi

she wants recounts in michigan and pennsylvania too. some voting security experts have said that some counties' know, not that hacking or fraud has necessarily taken place, i i don't think we have evidence of that. it is only natural and it is good for americans to be reassured that our votes are continuing. ben: today is the last day to contest election results in our state. a spokesman for the wisconsin elections commission told wisn 12 news this week that they are very confident about wisconsin's results. >> president-elect donald trump spent thanksvi his mar-a-lago estate. the coast guard was patrolling the waters outside making sure the president-elect was safe. they set up security zones in the ocean days ahead of time and limited the boats that were allowed inside of the area. christmas trees getting political this holiday season. president-elect trump is selling tree ornaments, the red hat with make america great again written on it. it was a symbol of his campaign. it's made of brass and plated in it costs just under $150. it's