i'm bill walsh in for mike strehlow, who's right in the middle of that coverage...we'll hear from him in a moment.after more than a year of listening to often nasty campaigning from the presidential candidates....local voters are getting ?their? chance to speak at the polls...and boy are they taking advantage of it. 3 "we have tremendous turnout all over the city. early reports are very, very strong voting. and i think that's gonna continue through the day." day." milwaukee mayor tom barrett voted at neeskara school on the west side this morning. and within the last hour, city election commission director neil albrecht held a press conference to update us on voting around the city. "the numbers are very comparable to what we experienced in 2012. in terms of volume of voters. we have no reason to believe that the number the level of voter participation will decrease. at all from any of the prior presidential elections. elections. 3 and this is a live look from the zeidler building, next door to city hall downtown. voters have been showing up there since 7 this morning. morning. we've m

good afternoon, i'm mike curkov in for mike strehlow. we'll get to black friday in a moment...but first -- our top story today at noon...former presidential candidate for the green party, jill stein... is planning to file for a presidential ?recount? vote in wisconsin and two other states. states.the deadline to file is five p-m this afternoon. the green party is planning to hold a news conference at milwaukee city hall in a few minutes. talk of a recount started when computer scientists at the university of michigan urged hillary clinton to challenge results in wisconsin, pennsylvania and is funding the recounts through an online fundraiser-- which has already raised more than four million dollars. 3 this is a live look from milwaukee city hall. representatives from the green pary are expected to speak in a matter of minutes. we will bring you some of those comments later in the show. the family of a man shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer is asking people to boycott businesses on this black friday. friday.the family of jay an

we'll hear from her after we check in with mike strehlow, live in middleton, where feingold's supporters will wait for the results....mike? 3 hours before the polls close...3 hours before this watch party begins. russ feingold thanked volunteers this morning and hopes to about an hour after polls opened...feingold stopped by a volunteer office in madison to thank those who made 2- thousand voter contacts yesterday alone. it's the kind of grass roots ground game effort this janesville native believes will make the difference by building on the momentum from an record turnout of early voters...especially in areas that bode well for his chances of winning back the seat he lost 6 years ago.. (((russ feingold/d-candidate for us senate")))51:40 i could look down drive in middleton and even though tons of people have already voted in middleton there was a big old line outside of the police station before they even opened the doors :47 so this is the moment and i kept my remarks short here because we want people to get out and vote, we dont want them to listent o me today the watch party doesn't

strehlow for the cbs 58 morning news many are calling ron johnson's victory in wisconsin.. ?surprising.? 3 in the state.feingold was leading in the most recent marquette law school poll... which separated the two by just ?one? point. in the previous poll, feingold was winning by 2 percent.... in september- by five. and in august by ?eleven.? the results last night.. of course.. were much different. johnson took over 51-percent of the vote... compared to feingold's 45-and-a-half. leading some to wonder... how trustworthy are polls before election day? i spoke to assistant professor of political science at marquette... paul nolette... about the issue here in the kate: 23:03:42 "what does this mean for polls going forward? what does that say about how much we should trust them before election day?"nolette: 23:03:47 "well, i think it is going to involve a lot of rethinking of a lot of polls and how they model polls, both here in wisconsin and in other stations nationwide as well. we really haven't seen polling misses like this, at this large of a scale really in recent memory." 3

strehlow for the cbs 58 morning news many are calling ron johnson's victory in wisconsin.. ?surprising.? especially considering polli thg state.feingold was leading in the most recent marquette law school poll... which separated the two by just ?one? point. in the previous poll, feingold was winning by 2 percent.... in september- by five. and in august by ?eleven.? the results last night.. of course.. were much different. johnson took over 51-percent of the vote... compared to feingold's 45-and-a-half. leading some to wonder... how election day? i spoke to assistant professor of political science at marquette... paul nolette... about the issue here in the studio last night... kate: 23:03:42 "what does this mean for polls going forward? what does that say about how much we should trust them before election day?"nolette: 23:03:47 "well, i think it is going to involve a lot of rethinking of a lot of polls and how they model polls, both here in wisconsin and in other stations nationwide as well. we really haven't seen polling misses like this, at this large recent memory." 3 repu

change.you can watch the enti story plus much more on cbs 58 sunday morninwih mike strehlow... that's at 7- just ahead of cbs sunday morning fromork. new ywe hope you'll join us tonight... we're hearing from the parents of a sconsi baby born without a windpipe. it's a story we first brought weekend.thomas richards ha several procedures done at children's hospital of wisconsin to essentially give him a trachea he despearately needed.there has never been anything like this done anywhere else. parents, jessica and corey richards, are so happy.jessica hopes her son's story will change the outcome for another family...who may be faced with the same situation. it's beginning tlook lot like christmas...inside the s.metoday we thfirst day of their holiday floral show. show. it features festive flower arrangements and a winter forest display.the holiday show is one of the most popular ones of the year.the show runs now through january first.if you're wondering the price of tickets -- there's a link on website .comcb58 <"nats from 28:32 28:37"> 28:37"> the sods of e season filled the str

and be sure to look for my sp this sunday on cbs 58 sunday morning with mike strehlow. hear from a family.. now sending their ?3rd? child through the program.... about why it's unique and so special to the neighborhood it serves. miller valley is about to get into the holiday spirit. spirit.music music the holiday lites display will be open to the public starting friday.nearly 600-thousand lights are synchronized to holiday music.other "high tree made of 150 barrels, a free brewery mini-tour, plus special giveaway and discounts. it's the largest holiday light display of its kind in the midwest. we'll give you live previews starting in our next half hour. you can help make sure kids in need have a toy to open this ch. christmas.the marines have set up a "toys for tots" dontation box at the 'toys-r-us' at 27th and howard. they're collecting new, unrapped toys for kids of all ages.the marines will be wednesday.and all donations collected stay in the community. we have information on how you can help on our webi- webiste-- cbs 58 dot com.look in the local news section. 3 yo

strehlow... that's at 7-am just ahead of cbs sunday morning from new york...we hope you'll join us 3 and - the trump administration will have something in the white house... that ?hasn't been there? in more than 50 years. should we say ?who.? stay with veterans day: some clouds to start with sunshine returning in the afternoon. chilly and breezy with temperatures hanging out in the upper 40s most of the day. wind: n 15-25 mph.tonight: mostly clear. coldest temperatures of the season with lows in the lower 30s lakeside and upper 20s inland. wind: vrb 2-5 mph. weekend: after a cold start saturday, temperatures rebound back into the lower 50s with plenty of sun. more sunshine expected sunday as temperatures try to make a run into the upper 50s to 600. some clouds return next week with middle 50s remaining. veterans day: some clouds to start with sunshine returning in the afternoon. chilly and hanging out in the mptonight: m coldest temperatures of the season with lows in the lower 30s lakeside and u

you can watch the entire story plus much more on cbs 58 sunday morning with mike strehlow... that's just with jane pauley from new york...we hope you'll join us beginning at seven! kevin, it's like the axe has a permanent home in madison. madison.13 straight years of wins over minnesota! another axe-cellent day for bucky badger, and questions about what happens from here, next. wisconsin chopped down another goal by winning the axe - and the big ten west - but it was not an easy path. with their backup quarterback bart houston - and they won this one on the ground with four rushing touchdowns - two by corey clement who cracked the hundred yard mark again. and they did it by defense. dominant defense - how about four interceptions and five sacks. that'll stifle those gop. gophers.and it'll give bucky six straight wins and a shot at a conference title next week. c-b-s 58's scott grodsky one last time from camp randall stadium. 3 3 scott: "the badgers went into the locker room at halftime after their worst half of the season needing a spark to beat minnesota and it came from the

strehlow... that's at 7-am just ahead of cbs sunday morning from new york...we hope you'll join us 3 your full readycast with chief meterolgist drew burygone is ? tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- that can help make mor tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart faure study ever, entresto? was pron toelp mo peopler, stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems,r high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, with my favorite girl. ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. 3 tonight: cold blast as cold

you heard mike strehlow has covered russ feingold throughout his career, mike him, keep in line. stay in line. don't go away just because 8:00 has struck. if you were in line by 8:00, you are allowed to vote and your vote will count. bill: we did hear rumblings from wisconsin republicans that milwaukee may not be such a democratic stronghold this time around. cbed ts 58 iight by the assistant political professor from marquette university. anchor the cbs morning news some analysis. >> thank you, bill. an update now. 104-150 in the electoral race. trump is leading. at 150 right about voter turnout because that is playing a big role in this election. people are showing up in record numbers in some places and all eyes right now are on florida and that is crucial. some pundits say because of the that is inhis election. >> absolutely. one thing early on in the early votes before election day the number of people voting was really high. we saw really high turnout numbers that looked pretty good for clinton coming into election day. but on election day, itself, what we're seeing is high

and much more on cbs 58 sunday morning with mike strehlow. that's at 7-am just ahead of cbs sunday morning from new york...we hope you'll join us. still ahead on the cbs 58 morning news... although brewers fans might be feeling a bit envious this week with all that attention on the cubs... but we haven't forgotten about our home team! 3 so what happened when fans... g team's ?front staff? last night at miller park?we'll show you.plus--- you might not realize it--- but salsa dancing is fairly ?modern.? it started in the 19- 70s in new york city... and has ?strong influences? from latin america. 3 cbs 58's michael schlesinger is trying to le steps from dancers at 'soul and salsa'. he's showing us this morning.what have you 3 still to come-- a touching mo yesterday on the campaign trail. trail... his encounter with a ?very? young supporter. and i'm michael schlesinger.... you're watching the cbs 58 ((???2:00 seconds??))today: morning fog gives way to lots of sunshine. highs around 60. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: mostly clear. lows in the lower 40

br you can watch the entire story plus much more on cbs 58 sunday morning with mike strehlow... that's at 7-am just ahead of cbs sunday morning from new york...we hope you'll join us 3 your full readycast with chief meterologist drew burgyone is 3 tonight: mostly clear. lows in the 40s. wind: sw 5 mph. saturday: plenty of sun and mild temps. highs around 65. wind: sw 5-15 mph. beauful weather both saturday and sunday. mostly to completely sunny both days with high temperatures in the middle 60s. might be the last great weekend to see good fall color. slowly cooling to start next week but still saturday: plenty of sun and mild temps. highs around 65. wind: sw 5-15 mph.wkend: beautiful weather both saturday and sunday. mostly to completely sunny both days with high temperatures in the middle 60s. might be the last great weekend to see good fall next week but still above-average. 3 the cbs 58 news at the cbs 58 news at four will be back in just a moment...stay tuned. 3 putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. g

in the newsroom mike strehlow cbs 58 news. new today at four...a woman is attacked on her way to the bus city leaders want answers. they say the suspect punched the woman in the head after making unwanted advances. advances.cbs 58's christine flores joins us live with the story...christine. we spoke with the victim's sister who says by now she simply feels like a walking target because this is not the first or second time she's been a victim of this kind of violence but third. according to milwaukee police, the female victim was g to her bus stop on teutonia avenue sunday morning just officers she was approached by a male who was making unwanted advances, when the victim said she wasn't interested he struck her several times before fleing. supervisor moore omokuunde held a press conference this afternoon, at the site of the attack, and said incidents like this are all too common and need to be stopped. while the victim survived and is left with bruised ribs, her loved ones say it's the emotional damage that has left the most l

you can watch the entire story--- plus much more on cbs 58 sunday morning with mike strehlow... that's at 7-am morning from new york...we hope you'll join us. 3 plus - it's that time of year to bag a buck. we're counting down to gun deer season.micheal gets us ready in your money watch report... the rift between the new york times and donald trump appears to be paying off for the news service. paid subscriptions are way up across the new york times print and digital platforms.. in the week since the presidential election. election.the times added 41- thousand subscriptions-- the largest increase since 2011. in a recent series of tweets.. trump said the quote- "fools" at the new york times were "losing thousands of subscribers" because of its coverage. the surge is a on to an organi advertising revenue and staff reductions. the times' executive editor attributed the surge to the paper's quote- "strong, aggssive coverage and scoops." 3 the feds are slapping j-p- morgan chase... with a 264 (m) million dollar fine for ?bribery.?the company has agreed to pay the fine.... for hiring f

mike strehlow is with feingold supporters in middleton 3 3 >> pelley: back now with election night coverage on cbs. polls are closed in 26 states and the district of columbia. as america elects a president. no projected of the 13 battleground states that will tell the tale tonight. but in the race to 20 electoral votes and the presidency, clinton has 68, trump 66. we still have a very long way to go. >> we do. we're going to get to some of those individual states in just a moment. battleground states beginning interesting numbers. first, in the state of florida, cbs news projects that marco rubio has won his senate seat 16 republicans that challenged donald trump for the nomination, rubio may the only one having victory speech tonight. he wasn't going to run for the senate when he lost decided to get back. >> wonder if his career was over, political career was over. >> said he talked so much about his dislike for the senate. >> the republican leaders said we're in danger of losing we need to hold on to a seat in florida you need to go back and he is now along with senator portman in ohio on