the plan in milwaukee county is use machines gin the dane county ruling. the milwaukee countylerk says he is expecting to see the numbers stay true to their count on election night after the 12 day process. - milwaukee county clerk 46:14 i don't thin're going to see a change in outcome of the winner of the election in

the milwaukee public museum is transforming the streets of old milwaukee into a holiday "deck the streets" kicks off today with holiday programs, musical performances, and activities for the whole family. today's event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. the exhibit will stay decorated through january. over at the mitchell park domes, it's the holiday floral show. visitors can explore the show dome, which will be transformed into a winter forest. the exhibit is free with regular morning. we are on weather watch for the first snow of the season. meteorologist terry nelson is in the weather center with the cold, blustery, and snowy details. jeremy: good morning. talking about the holiday parade and if you are going down, you need several layers on for today. then mcneil -- van mcneil was down there with the hat and gusting around 35 miles an hour in milwaukee. that's really driving down the windchill for the field like temperature this morning. we are getting probably dozens of you are photos so far. people are pretty fired up about the first snow of the season. it's not a lot, gathering on g

the record for milwaukee. very windy tomorrow with highs in the middle 60s early then falling into the 50s by dinner time. a few showers are possible in the afternoon. there is the chance for light rain and snow mix at night and into early saturday then expect decreasing clouds plus blustery and cold conditions. wind chills saturday and sunday will stay in the 20s. we finally warm back to normal by the start to the work week. today: filtered sun. warm. high: 69 wind: s 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 55 wind: sw 5-10 armed robbery at a cricket wireless store in west allis. this happened near highway 100 and cleveland. our deandra corinthios has m department. police say they're searching for the shooter. the customer was taken to a local hospital...with a non life threatening gun shot wound... police taped off the front of the cricket wireless store near highway 100 and cleveland wednesday evening. the shooting happened before 8 pm police from several departments...includi ng greenfield, new berlin and wa

brian is at the milwaukee area domestic control center. the madacc is teaming up with the pabst theater group to raise money. the historic theater is auctioning off some of the old seats. madacc helps unwanted, mistreated, injured, and abandoned animals in our area. host chat:

the program is partnered with the milwaukee police department. organire zers ahoping to attact people who ?liv work or worship? in districts "three and five"--- and people who can speak another language--- especially spanish. 3 new this morning -- a 79-year-old woman and 80-year- old man are dead... after a two car crash in sheboygan county.rescue crews to the int state highway 57 and county road f-f in the town of night.both were from rual elkhart lake.right now.. officials believe they didn't stop at a stop sign and slammed into another car. the 72-year-old driver of the second car was taken to the hospital... but is expected to recover. a judge ordered him to be released on monday..four days later.. brendan dassey is still behind bars.. bars..the manitowoc county man was convicted in the 2005 murder of teresa halbach when he was just 16-years-old.he and his uncle steven avery's cases were case made famous by the netflix series 'making a parise is live outside the columbia correctional facility with more on where this case goes now.. this morni

baumann, the 2016 connect milwaukee champion." all aboard wisconsin says alderman bauman has been very involved in keeping milwaukee connected with freight and passenger rails. backing away from a campaign pledge to have hillary clinton investigated. as political reporter theo keith explains, it was a pledge that would've broken from legal tradition. lock her up! lock her up!a rallying cry during the campaign turned into this vow from president-elect donald trump during a debate with hillary clinton: if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor tuesday, on msnbc, mr trump's adviser said the president-elect now wants to help clinton heal. "i think when the president-elect who's also the head of your party tells you before he's even inaugurated he doesn't wish to pursue these charges, it sends a very strong message, tone and content, to the members. attorneys say a president pursuing a criminal investigation would break with legal tradition. it wouldnt happen.frank gimbel, a former federal prosecu

the city of milwaukee and milwaukee county are teaming from the tenth straight year to collect gifts for veterans getting treatment at the medical center. on their wish list, winter coats, hats gloves, socks, boardgames, dvd and c.d. and bike elements. you can find donation bins honoring veterans during toon's game at the center. part of the nba cares hoops for troops week. a milwaukee member from the milwaukee area will be recognized on the 54 and get complimentary tickets with 12 family members and friends. and across the street at the uwm panther irene. the team is giving all veteran and military members free tickets to the game. you have to claim them all line. all veterans and active military personnel will receive 15% off at the team shop. 7:09. we are well into flu season. scientists are saying when you were born can increase your risk of catching the disease. and later a wildlife encounter on the golf course. suddenly interrupted play. and meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center with our saturday forecast details. jeremy: good morning. a frost delay this morning

baby have died at the milwaukee county jail since april. the sheirrf's office, which oversees the jail, has not commented about any of those deaths. i did reached out to sheriff clarke for commentand have not heard back . 3 one of those deaths at the jail has been ruled a homicide. in april 38-year-old terrill thomas was found dead in his cell. the medical examiner determined he died from dehydration after the water had been turned off to his cell. an outside investigation is undway. new today at four --- charges in connection with his girlfriend losing her arm after being hit by a train. train.22 year old brandon calkins now charged with battery, disorderly conduct and resisting police.the criminal complaint says he pushed the woman onto the tracks.she passed out and then was serisly wnded by a train.a police source says investigators are waiting to look at video before condluding their investigation. the ozaukee county shers offi nn a person w roed a tavern place". police say the suspect broke in through a door that leads to volleyball co

the milwaukee county d-as office is still investigating the shooting reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. a u-w stout student... killed after a violent attack over the weekend. kim is in the newsroom with details. hussain saeed al-nah-di was found unconscious... and mouth and nose... early sunday morning. police say the attack happened in downtown menomonie... near topper's pizza. witnesses told police he had been assaulted by a white man... roughly six feet tall... who ran away before police arrived. al-nah-di was rushed to a hospital... and then airlifted to eau claire. u-w stout's chancellor sent a letter to students and staff yesterday... saying al-nah-di had died from his injuries. alnahdi was from saudi arabia. he was studying business administration. no suspects are in custody-- and up to the deadly beating. this morning... the council on american- islamic relations... says it is monitoring the investigation into his death. we're exactly one week away from election day. more than 465-thousand people across wisconsin have already returned absentee ballots... bu

breaking news this morning-- the milwaukee county medical pulled from the milwaukee river earlier this morning. the m-e responded to the area of erie and jefferson street, just before 8 this morning. as of right now, the circumstances surrounding the case are unknown. an autopsy is scheduled for later today. milwaukee police have just released the identity of the city's latest homicide victim. 42-year old leroy singleton was fatally shot early yesterday morning at a home near 57th and philip. police continue to search for a milwaukee are quiet this morning. just hours after hundreds of protestors marched against the election of donald trump. the crowds marched for close to five hours. deandra corinthios has the details. the group gathered here in red arrow park for a rally...before taking to the streets...and disrupting traffic demonstrators say they are upset by tuesday's election outcome and are fighting back. the group chanted "not my president," as they made their way through the street and turned onto 'east wisconsin avenue.' the crowd stopped near the wisconsin center. as they we

rules from the milwaukee co clerk, ben? the milwaukee county clerk sa everything is in place and ready to go for tomorrow morning. here's a look into a news conference with the clerk from about an hour ago. throughout the day - crews have been moving all 444,000 ballots in large bins from the courthouse to the election commission warehouse where they will be recounted starting at 9 a.m.. all 130 milwaukee county recount workers will be sworn in each day for an 8 hour roughly 30 counties are opting to recount exclusively by hand. not here though. the plan in milwaukee county is use machines gin the dane county ruling. the milwaukee countylerk says he is expecting to see the numbers stay true to their count on election night after the 12 day process. - milwaukee county clerk 46:14 i don't thin're going to see a change in outcome of the winner of the election in happen. the publ will be allowed watch atll of the recount locationhowever they will be monitored by security. county clerks be willrequired to send a nightly emaiwith

milton was getting treatment at the milwaukee va medical center. a distance of more than 12-hundred miles. still - brian made the trip. he didn't have to worry about a place to stay.... "this makes is so easy and convenient " the fisher house is on the clement j. zablocki va grounds. it gives military families free lodging when they're loved ones are getting treatment at the milwaukee va. "fisher house is a home away from home." jennifer kiefer is the fisher house manager and helps families who live more than 50 miles away make room arrangements. "it's being able to take away one little bit of stress off of somebody's shoulders when they are dealing with such a burden of stress." kiefer says there's no rush to check-out. long as they need to." from food to laundry to a place to get a good night's rest -- residents have everything they need. for brian that meant focusing on what really mattered. "i was able to have the final days with him." milton died on august 31st, 2016. in those finals moments - bryan was there... "he shaped me into the man i am

appreciates the impact that our dreamed of playing for the milwaukee bucks. and obviously without the freedoms that we have you can't dream. you don't get the opportunities to go to marquette and pursue your dreams. you realize you're sitting at dinner across from guys who were defending our freedom, putting their lives at risk. this is a time for us to be with them' and say 'thank you for your service' 'thank you for what you gave to all of us 23:54. 24:00 it's special special too, to know that as bucks players, they could say thanks by spending time people they know are you just want to spend time with these guys and hear their stories and you realize, they do; they have a lot of questions for us. 24:21 you realize that we're guys, they probably know more about us than we know about them. so there's more to talk about than we might expect. 24:31 25:19 actually a little overwhelming. but just a great group of people and obviously i'm not used to being in the spotlight. 25:27 david shimp is a veteran who grew up a big bucks fan. lew alcindor and oscar roberts

new at 6:00 gifts for veterans. , the city of milwaukee and milwaukee county are teaming up for the 10th straight year to collect gifts to give to veterans this holiday season. veterans at milwaukee's zablocki v.a. medical center have made wish lists. among the items on those lists are winter coats, hats, gloves, socks, board games, dvds and cds, and bike helmets. you can find donation bins at city hall, the courthouse, and other facilities across milwaukee county. the gift drive runs through december 16. kathy: event to promote the gift drive today, milwaukee county executive chris abele announced a personal challenge grant to the milwaukee homeless veterans initiative. for every monetary donation made to the charity, abele will match up to a total of $25,000 of his own money. >> the reason this causes personal and near and dear to me is i feel the minimum standard for civil society, that civil society because of the sacrifice do a good job of taking veterans -- taking care of veterans, particularly those who need it the most. kathy: the homeless veterans initiative helps veterans rebui

trump, in the milwaukee suburbs. johnson told me this weekend that his fate is not tied to trump, because theyre two different people. god bless you all milwaukee and dane counties, the johnson campaign says the republican ground game - honed during governor walkers recall - can make up the difference on election day. live, theo keith, fox6 news. challenger russ feingold says hes not worried at all about his chances for victory tomorrow. in fact - he said he hopes supporters think hes down in the polls.... bret lemoine is live in racine to tell you why. feingold was here in racine a few hours ago... greeting supporters and tomorrow. nat 'youve taken it right to the end, and i want to thank you for that.' in a speech to supporters, democrat russ feingold greets dozens of at racines u-a-w local 180 who have been manning a phone bank all afternoon. 'oh yes, im hopeful!' with just hours to go until the polls open, feingold is getting his wisconsin jobs.' feingold tells supporters, hell oppose trade agreement that ship jo

at the milwaukee county jail. jail.'leon limon' says his 38-year-old sister 'kristina fiebrink' died in the jail in august.now, three months later, his family still has no idea what happened. the jail has offered no details on fiebrink's death...nor has it provided information on the deaths of michael madden or the newborn of shade swayzer. one inmate who was u sister was in pain. limon says he wants answers. somebody sent it to my facebook and they said somebody let this girl die in jail and it was my sister and someone posted another one and said if someone had responded to her medical needs she would still be here so far this year there have been four deaths at the milwaukee county jail, compared with none over the court-appointed jail monitor says he has not received complete reports on any of those deaths. 3 new at noon, an unusual occurance...two separate rollover crashes in the same location an hour apart. this photo was taken by one of our cbs 58 crews a couple hours ago. a vehicle that looks like a pick up truck

the savor milwaukee festival is this weekend. you can sample dozens of dishes from your favorite restaurants at the wisconsin center in downtown milwaukee. there will also be cooking demonstrations. eight get started at 11:00 this morning. if you would like to find more information about savor milwaukee just search wisn in your app store or google play to download our city of festivals hands on a book that's become a holiday must have. the we energies cookie book 2016 giveaway is this morning starting at 9:00 at miller park. the theme of this year's book is the wisconsin heritage edition. there are nearly 40 recipes from well-known wisconsinites like archbishop jerome listecki, bonnie blair and john mcgivern. ,we have a preview copy. they're giving them away at miller park. the stadium. santa is going to be there. holidays already. cookie book, it is time. jeremy: we don't have any cold weather. thema: i was going to say, don't say the "s" word. jeremy: why can't i say suntastic? that is my favorite s-word. line at miller park wi

in dane county.we now know the names of the two people from milwaukee who died. the ?driver? of their car was critically hurt. hurt.all four worked at "ritz holman"--- an accounting firm in milwaukee.kim radtke... clenton hall... and katey pasqualini all died..brian falk was rushed to the hospital. hospital.they were driving crosse.state patrol says.... an s-u-v driver made a u- turn.. and drove the wrong way on i-94 outside madison..he then slammed into the car carrying the accountants--- then hit another car.. killing a 23-year-old man from illinois. ,wisconsin state patrol?sergeant william miller "it is emotional involvement here because we're human too and when you see this kind of damage and carnage out there it is very difficult to process but i know my people out there working last night are professional. they are going to take care of this job first but then we're also going to provide services for them afterwards if neces. the 32-year-old driver accused in the crash is from the madison area.. and is in the hospital with critical injuries. injuries.ritz holman sent us

newest resident at the milwaukee county zoo. she's a little sleepy, but still a hit with families.keep it right here. 3"reopen" 3 "my dad was a die-hard cubs fan and he passed away in january. he just missed it but we believe that he helped the cubs win the world series." it's that kind of pent-up generational enthusiasm that brought thousands upon thousands out to watch the chicago cubs victory celebration today....massive crowds turned out along the parade route and at grant park, where the parade was scheduled to end.the scenes were sometimes a little scary...some people were seen doing "trust falls" from a statue in the park...and the celebration has been going on for hours. 3 when they opened the gates at grant park today...this is how fans reacted...literally running to get the best possible spot to see their baseball heroes.some of those cubs fans may be from wisconsin. cbs 58 and telemundo wisconsin reporter christine flores is with them in chicago. things maybe wrapping here but there's no denying that cubs fever brough

the milwaukee county board is the 2017 budget. county executive chris abele wanted to charge 60 bucks per car. the county board finance committee is recommending a 30 dollar per vehicle fee. the full county board takes up the budget next week. if you're looking for the city of milwaukee christmas tree this year... you'll have to check a block or two to the south. city crews plucked a giant blue spruce from the washington heights neighborhood this morning. this year... it was posted outside city hall... instead of at red arrow park. the tree lighting ceremony takes place on november 17th. yesterday' s highs were near 70, typical for june 1st, not november 1st, plus it was sunny with a light breezeerfection. clouds increased overnight with the next storm system that brought scattered t'showers early this morning with lows in the 50s. clouds and scattered showers are likely the rest of the day but that is the only "bad" day this week. most of us will see 0.25" to 0.75" of rain by this evening...heaviest south. the sky clears out toni

wonderland.elves-- also known as the design team-- will deck the halls of the exhibit at the milwaukee public museum. it'll be closed temporarily today. you'll be able to see the victorian-era holiday flair ...at the "deck the streets" kick-off event tomorrow from 10 - 3. the decorations will be up through the end of january. 3 the racine zoo is getting into the holiday spirit with the kiwanis holiday lights.you'll display by the walton gate.the lights go on tomorrow.... during a lighting ceremony from 5-7 p.m. you'll also be able to see some of the animals... santa.. and enjoy cookies and cocoa. you can also buy a kiwanis ornament, with all proceeds going toward next year's light display. 3 milwaukee's annual "holiday parade" returns tomorrow! it's been a cherished tradition in the city since 19-27! the parade starts at 9:30 tomorrow morning... at the corner of kilbourn and astor.it then continues west... and ends in front of the shops of grand en there are ?six? giant balloons this year.... the biggest one is 45 feet! there are about 100 units in the parade-- from marching bands to f

in the nba tonight the milwaukee bucks host the sacramento kings at the center. the bucks straight win after beating the indian pacers on thursday 125 to 107ism tip-off is at 7:00 tonight. up cross the street, the milwaukee animals are -- admirals are hosting the iowa wild. the puck is dropping at 6:00. and the team is conducting their very own straw poll for the presidential election. before the game, fans will have clinton bobblehead or a donald trump bobble head to take home. the one that runs out first will be the quote unquoted winner for the election. something they have done before. we have bobbleheads here. so, they have an equal amount of both bobble heads. they are not trying to keep the scales. you go in and tell them which one you want. who knows. jeremy: do we have to update what happened four years a they ran out of the romney ones first. so the last time the poll -- thema: ok, well, it is not also. jeremy: it is for fun. we will see what happens. those are pretty cool bobble heads. thema: for today's weather, yot also. jeremy: don't have to be insi

critics gathered to talk about the safety of the milwaukee's water. the water quality task force meets one time per month. its goal is examining milwaukee's water and addressing growing concerns about lead in the ?water... especially in older homes and neighborhoods. ?even though this group only formed two months ago... critics complained the fast force isn't addressing the problem, fast enough. "what we are concerned about is, the appearance of the lack of urgency on the part of the city to begin. and you've begun in a turtle-like way to address provide safe water in the community." plan to ?give out out water filtration ?products to city ?residents living in homes with lead service lines. u.s. marshals say this fugitive had a clean record... until he picked up a gun and went after two neighborhood rivals. but agents say his victims turned out to be completely wanted. here it is, a cautionary tale.. "this seems to be kind of an epidemic going on in the city milwaukee." about a man u.s. marshal believe intended to take a life." "if i had to guess i'd

the victim was taken to the hospital for at sports venues in milwaukee. in a 14-to-1 vote today-- the milwaukee common council agreed to ban smokeless tobacco from venues like miller park. if you are caught "dipping" or "chewing"-- you will first be given a warning-- the second time you'll face a fine up to 250 dollars. in the opening weekend for gun deer season -- hunters killed about 5 percent fewer deer this year compared to last year. in preliminary estimates from the department of natural resources -- killed this opening weekend. that's compared to more than 120- thousand last year. the nine day hunt runs through this sunday. precip will arrive this evening as a rain/snow mix inland then transition to rain overnight. rain showers will continue in our area wednesday but accumulating snow is likely in northern wi, so be traveling. thanksgiving looks dry and seasonable but there is another chance for light rain/snow mix by black friday. tonight: light rain. breezy. wind: se 10-15 mph wednesday:overcast with rain showers likely. high: 42 wind: se 5-15 mp

trump, in the milwaukee suburbs. johnson told me this weekend that his fae because theyre two different people. god bless you all despite strong early voting numbers in democratic strongholds of milwaukee and dane counties, the johnson campaign says the republican ground game - honed during governor walkers recall - can make up the difference on election day. live, theo keith, fox6 news. challenger russ feingold says hes not worried at all about his chances for victory supporters think hes down in the polls.... bret lemoine is live in racine to tell you why. feingold was here in racine a few hours ago... greeting supporters and rallying efforts for a victory tomorrow. nat 'youve taken it right to the end, and i want to thank you for that.' in a speech to supporters, democrat russ feingold greets dozens of at ra local 180 who have been manning a phone bank all afternoon. 'oh yes, im hopeful!' with just hours to go until the polls open, feingold is getting his message out there one last time. rf 'im going to stand up f

the milwaukee v-a is also planing at 10:30. this annual ceremony also features the traditional playing of service songs, and echo taps.we're told mayor barrett will also be at this event at 1 p.m. to announce a holiday gift giving campaign to benefit veterans.and in just a few hours in pewaukee, christian education leadership academy is holding a ceremony. all of their students , parents, and many veterans will be in attendance to watch a student led tribute to all 8:00am a lot on the line tonight - the big playoff games we're watching tonight in the friday football frenzy.plus.. in honor of veterans day, the admirals are giving away free tickets.how to get them.. the city's task force on water quality will once again meet at city hall this morning. the group began the group the group gathering last month... with the goal of keeping milwaukee's drinking water safe. pete zervakis what's on the agenda today. among the topics on the water quality this morning... comparing lead testing in milwaukee to other cities... and an update

you wont believe the tactic one fox6s bret lemoine is live at the milwaukee police district on 69th and silver spring. both incidents took place just days apart from each other... at the valhalla cemetery. victims were mourning the loss of loved ones... now they are mourning the loss of their car! its a final resting place... an area to mourn... a space to remember. milwaukees valhalla cemetery near 91-st and silver spring reflection... but according to police... its increasingly become a hot spot for crooks to score a new ride. jw 'we can no longer take things for granted.' james wilbern, manager at the nearby silver spring neighborhood center, is appalled to learn whats been happening here lately. jw 'you know, thats tragic. its unfortunate that things like that happen in our community.' investigators say an armed robbery occurred here in broad daylight sunday afternoon. police say two suspects armed with a stun gun, approached a victim was placing a wreath on a loved ones tombstone. police say the suspects took the mans keys... and car. jw 'pay attention - look over your shoulder. ma

they only have about 30,000 people more than milwaukee >> a new attraction to check out during the milwaukee county zoo's family day tomorrow. that's josie. she's four years old and ways 2,000 pounds. she comes to milwaukee from the pittsburgh zoo. >> can you imagine having a 4,000 pound 4-year-old? >> well, it was a great day to get out to the zoo with temperatures in the 60s. find out which day hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of >> should be great weather for milwaukee's veteran's day parade that sets off tomorrow at 8:00 with more than 1,000 veterans and military members. floats, marching bands as well as tanks and jeeps. here's the route. it winds down well streets. there will be a service to honor military members killed in the line of duty. >> well, the predential race starts on tues

family to this weekend, how about the home opener for the milwaukee wave? the city's professional indoor soccer team kicks off its 33rd year saturday night. carl is hanging out with the crew this dipped to near the dewpoint again this morning resulting in fog. however, it does not appear to high pressure moves over us today bringing even more sunshine. that will help us warm into the low to mid 50s today. a strong area of low pressure takes through the weekend. ahead of that low we warm up to the upper 60s and might even tie a record high thursday. we stay warm friday but when the cold 30s and 40s. we can expect strong winds and there is a chance for a few snow showers. today: mostly sunny. high: 56 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: a few clouds. mph overnight temperatures have dipped to near the dewpoint again this morning resulting in fog. however, it does not appear to high pressure moves over us today bringing even more sunshine. that will help us warm into the low to mid 50s today. a strong area of low pressure takes through the weekend. ahead of that low we

the milwaukee bucks reportedly stopped staying at the trump branded hotels. the bucks are one of the three teams opting for other hotel options on the road. the report says that the bucks tried at the trump tower in chicago. we have reached out to the bucks for comment. >> bucks are on the road right now to take on the hawks tonight. next home game saturday against the warriors. >> wisconsin badgers are still ranked 7th in the college playoff rankings. this saturday wisconsin is travelling to purdue. and tune in at 6:30 for dan and drew and breaking down the badgers and the boil makers. that is all saturday only right here on wisn 12. >> a former packer inducted into the packers hall of fame. the induction banquet saturday july 22nd at lambeau and for information about the tickets is congratulations. i love that. >> we are in for it. it's coming. >> think positive. a couple of nice days will left. >> yes, in fact, two nice days and part of friday before the cold front is slamming through. 43 right now at the airport. cooler inland in the 30s. system, it is co

that's how the executive director of the city's milwaukee election commission is describing the day so far. no major polling issues have been reported. but the state's new voter i.d. requirement has been a challenge. >> we have some voters that have some pretty profound challenges around either meeting the proof of residence requirements or photo i.d. requirement at their polling places. >> the city says that they are working with those particular voters to cast a provisional ballot, which will allow their vote to count as long as they get an id and a receipt from the dmv by friday. milwaukee police officers are patrolling sites. the officers will be on the lookout for disruptions, excess testify demonstrations and anyone interfering with the >> as you can imagine, we have a team of reporters all over the milwaukee area at various voting sites. we have rikki mitchell out in oak creek but we want to first start with rebecca klopf, in menomonee falls. >> i'm here at holy cross church where a couple wards combined together for people to vote, and even though this should be a pretty busy v

the milwaukee county board approves a wage increase.. how break break clear skies tonight with temperatures falling through the 50s this evening. with temperatures falling into the low 40s in the city by sunrise, middle 30s inland. high pressure will dominate our weather through the weekend. sunny and mild on friday with highs in the 60s. mostly sunny and nice both saturday and sunday with highs in the middle 60s. wind: ne 5 mph friday: sunny. high: 61 wind: sw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 43 high: 65 wind: sw 5-10 mph how much do you make an hour? the new milwaukee county ordinance approved today that could give thousands of people a raise.. how much and when.. and a local girl more than holds her own on the football field.... find out why she is not just one of the guys, fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- count on us for breaking news, weather and traffic updates until 9am. need to fix your cell phone but don't have the time? the app that sends a specialist tot you! then, wine, beer and food, country music and china lights. the events y

.-- who-- by the way-- beat the boston braves, the team that later became the milwaukee braves. anchors chat fans get out of tomorrow's responsibilities... up next... see the "fill-in-the-blank" note sent out by the team -- for any fan to use tomorrow morning. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united

plans for the west milwaukee store have been in the works for several years. this new sendik's is one of 14 currently in the milwaukee area. the store hired 130 new workers. >> they have been working very experienced group then we have ever started with before. toya:'s index management -- sendik's says it wanted to open that location before the holiday shopping season. sendik's plans to open five more new stores in the new year. two of the stores in greendale and hales corners will be sendik's fresh to-go stores. the other three will be in muskego, waukesha, and in the new corners development in the town of brookfield. if you plan to travel this thanksgiving, you won't be biggest thanksgiving rush in years. more than 48.7 million americans are expected to be on the roads and in the air next week. the increase is due to the improving economy and growing consumer confidence. this is the a two-year -- the eighth year the number of people traveling for the holiday will increase, making it the busiest thanksgiving since 2007. coming up in a few minutes, a new, chea

this is the latest, in milwaukee. im justin williams, fox 6 news. west allis police offering a reward in an arson case. they say someone intentionally set a fire at the lincoln crest apartments near 102nd and rogers early sunday. a small child was severely burned. if you know anything call west allis police. bring it on boys! that's what one shorewood middle school girl is saying. she's playing offense, defense and special teams for her youth football team, that's all boys. tom pipines goes beyond the game. football is usually seen as a game for boys and men. but shorewood 8th grader sabina lofton is changing all that. "just playing the sport, i've always loved football." this is actually sabina's third season of playing with the boys. sabina is a defensive tackle, an offensive guard, and also the long snappe get hit. "i just kind of do my job, do what the coaches tell me to do, i don't really mind that much because its football, that's how you play." her family was a big reason for her decision to play football. "my brothers and my dad they've alwa

this mornnig the milwaukee archdiocese gave people of all faiths the opportunity to bury their loved ones in a community crypt as part of "all souls day."the cremated cross cemetery on 76th and nash.archbishop jerome listecki held mass before the urns were buried. the milwaukee police department will recognize both officers and citizens that went above and beyond in the community tonight at the fall merit awards ceremony.one of the award recipients includes a man that tried to rescue a drowning baby.the ceremony starts at six at the milwaukee police academy. turning to the weather... the gray returned today, but it won't last for long. expected to return tomorrow with some warmer temps. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.... the heaviest of the rain has come to an end, leaving a wide range of rain totals from a quarter to nearly an inch of rain across parts of southeast wisconsin. just a few light rain showers and sprinkles will linger this evening, completely exiting the area by marquette university broke ground on their new residence hall today.the new 96-million-

i will continue to be the sheriff of milwaukee county until i am no longer the sheriff of milwaukee county, at which time i wont be the sheriff of milwaukee county. anything other than that is pure speculation." some of the big names on the list to join the president elect's admini republican national committee chairman reince priebus, former speaker of the house newt gingrich, former new york mayor rudy guiliani and new jersey governor chris christie. adlib to weather mostly sunny and windy this afternoon with near-record warmth for milwaukee. temperatures will hover in the low to middle 60s. a cold front passes this evening bringing a big drop in temperatures for friday as highs only reach into the middle and upper 40s. expect a few more clouds friday then more will arrive late tuesday night. today: mostly sunny and windy. high: 65 wind: sw 15-25 mph tonight: clear. low: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph windy. high: 65 wind: sw 15-25 mph tonight: clear. low: 42 wind: nw 5-10 milwaukee police are investigating a deadly shooting on the city's north west side. it happened around 3-15 this morning near

joyce: a young life cut short. , from the sister of the 28-year-old milwaukee woman killed in a wrong way crash. adrienne pedersen has the emotional interview. adrienne: kelly radtke can't picture the holidays without her 28 year sister, kim, or as she calls her, kimmy. >> she'd always be the person who brings stuff like big things of mac n cheese and cookies she baked so many cookies over people killed by a wrong way driver late wednesday night on i -94 near deerfield. she was in a car with coworkers on the way back from a recruiting trip in lacrosse. >> i want people to understand what it's like to lose someone when they're 28. she just started her life. she just bought a house. she just got a puppy. adrienne: she loved traveling. the milwaukee lutheran graduate spent vacation time touring the country with her long-time boyfriend. 32-year-old kelly describes her younger sister as an extremely thoughtful person. >> you only, that just you and your sister get. you are the only two bank people who get it, and now it is just me. adrienne: kelly tells us kim was careful to make sure her

a milwaukee man driving on a court for the first time, next week. sherman liddell was just charged in a hit-and-run crash that claimed the life of a 5-year-old girl.liddell is accused of driving the s-u-v that struck rickyia langham on her way to church.liddell has been convicted of driving without a license seven times already.the milwaukee county d.a.'s office tells us state law actually eased the offense for driving on a suspended license to a municpal citation. because of this, these cases never show up on the county the owner of the vehicle, lasheba crowder, is also facing charges for reporting her car stolen after the incident. milwaukee police have arrested the 32-year-old man accused of shooting and killing kortni thornton and injuring another woman. the double shooting happened near 76-th and glenbrook monday night at the ridgewood apartments. police say the shooting stemmed from domestic for the first time... we're seeing what was happening ?inside one of the businesses the sherman park uproar back in august... and investigators are now of

o'clock at the milwaukee fire department training academy. the kenosha common council reopen the city's dream playground.the playground for kids with special needs was shut down in march because of faulty rubber flooring.repairs were completed last month, but the park still hasn't reopened. if the council approves to reopen the park... it should open back up tomorrow afternoon. the christmas spirit is returning to city hall. the 103rd annual christmas tree lighting ceremony will begin at 5pm tomorrow. the tree's design will be a of our city decorated in ornaments that represent each neighborhood. shortly after the tree lighting -- the holiday lights festival will kickoff at pere marquette park. still ahead on live at 4:30... the most common thing found left behind on an a-t-m's touch pad.also ahead...where the u-s ranks when it comes to healthcare among other a new study finds some emergency room visits can lead to large and unexpected medical expenses. researchers found nearly a quarter of patients were treated by out-of-network doctors....

the case now goes to the milwaukee county district attorney's office... they'll review it and decide on charges. corinthios fox6 news. three families are displaced after an apartment fire in south milwaukee. fire crews were called out to 13th and manis-tique for a kitchen fire. the red cross is assisting ten people. no word on how much damage was done by the fire. two people are recovering after a crash in milwaukee. we're told three vehicles were involved in the accident at 6th and oklahoma, just before 8:30 last one of the cars-- and had to be extricated. it's unclear how severe the injuries are at this time...or what caused the crash. and in franklin - two motorcycles crashed into each other. it happened last night near 76th and ryan road. we're told one person was taken to the hospital...and is expected to survive. the other - apparently took off from the scene...and police are still searching for the person. brendan dassey will appellate court made the decision yesterday. this-- until they can review his case. reaction is pouring in... including from

bradley tech high school...is just a block away from the bar.today milwaukee public schools and the mayors office are condeming the ad. the bar's owner apologized to students and teachers at bradley techbut says this ad was also meant to call attention to problems business owners are having here in this area things like theft vandalism and harassment.and students are causing some of those issues.the owner who did not want to be shown on camera for safety concerns. called on the mayor's office to talk to shop owners here in walker's point. voice of: jay stamatessabbatic owner"you know what, i will go on record right now saying i will never make a crude or tasteless joke ever again. now if the city of milwaukee and it's high officials can make me the promise that they will take my concerns regarding my safety, my property, my rights seriously, then i think we're good to go." the milwaukee police department tells us they don't have record of bradley tech students committing crimes at the bar.the bar's owner

this is the latest, in milwaukee. i'm justi if you're interested in contributing to ray-kwee-tuh's rayquetta's effort to replace her wheelchair, log onto fox-six-now-dot-com, where the web team has posted a linke to the appropriate, go-fund-me site. how will aaron rodgers and the packers respond this weekend when they visit tennessee ???? and how would jabari parker of the bucks respond if he was invited to visit the white house and president-elect donald trump ?? tim van vooren with the answer, [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! ho switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. mission. "volunteering means helping or going to do something that is important" "milwaukee we know it is one of the most seg

the species is very endangered, mainly due to poaching. >> the black rhinos here at the milwaukee county zoo, there, all three sub species only total , 5,000 left in the world. kathy: josie will be quarantined for 30 days in the indoor exhibit before being allowed outside as long as the weather is warm enough. top scan, but you know. joyce: warm enough today for everybody. mark: le' kathy: yesterday you told me you cannot do that. now you can do that? mark: we can dream. we can enjoy this weekend. just get outside and enjoy. today makes four for four with temperatures 60 or higher in november. we could be on the precipice of breaking some records. how exciting. the record number of days in the 60's, 13. 1975. we are four for four, and we may go 5-6 more people we cool down a little bit. a neat scene here. it is not a rainbow. these will occur. you get far, moisture in the farm. we have this in beaver dam. it has happened a couple of times this summer into the fall, so a cool looking thing there. would see with a rainbow, but i need seen. there are some strange things going on. roses? yea

the snow has reached us in milwaukee. a little snow accumulation in some of here is a live look outside. some of those snowflakes in milwaukee, the first of the season. 34 degrees right now. winds sustained at 20 miles per hour. gusting at 30-40 miles per hour. mulched and grassy areas have minor snow accumulation. here is your forecast today. wind chill in the teens and 20's. no improvement this afternoon. we will talk about what is in your forecast for the rest of the weekend, coming up. >> thank you, jeremy. happening now, milwaukee police are investigating a shooting on the north side just after 2:00 this morning. investigators have not released many details, officers are on the scene. we will bring you any new information as soon as it comes into our newsroom. as you heard jeremy say, the cold weather, settling in. many families don't have the basic necessities to cope with the cold, namely winter coats. only on wisn 12 news, adrienne pedersen shows us how local charities are scrambling to provide enough warm coats.

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the milwaukee bucks--- along with the memphis grizzlies and dallas ?not? to stay hotels ded associated with donald trump... when playing teams in new york city chiand go. implied association with the new president-elect.seven other nba teams told espn... they're still scheduled to stay at trump-branded properties this year. 3 northwestern mutual will unveil its ?float design? today... for the 2017 ?rose parade.?the float will honor a mother-daughter duo who fought cancer together. it's called "waves of hopes".. and was inspired by 7-yearold die's drd with ?neuroblastoma? as an infant. 3 there will be a new hotel option next summer in milwaukee.t will be adjacent to the u-s bank center... with a skywalk connecting the two buildings. the westin will celebrate the beginning of a ?final concrete pour? today as they look ahead to the grand opening in june of next year. today's ceremy begins at 10 a.m. and that's your news on the go.. time check now 6:58.. here meteorologist stin on g wi alert weather. 3 today: sunshine returns with a mix of sun and clouds. mild

the same day the federal judge in milwaukee ordered dassey be released. and just before five o clock dassey's legal team filed a response in court, saying the state never said why they think releasing dassey would cause danger. live in the newsroom ted thanks myra outside the columbia correctional institution in portage, a growing number oif cameras are now parked outside. will brendan dassey be released? our ben handelman is live outside the prison in portage tonight. good evening. it's turned into prison watch here in portage. there are crews from all over the state. there is no sign of brendan dassey today-- and we would be surprised to see him before friday. the department of corrections, who say due to pending litigation-- they are now referring all questions to the d-o- j. while dassey has been ordered to be released, it's a good reminder that this is a state prison, that works side by side with the same group trying to keep him locked up. the deadline set by the judge for release is 8p-m friday. brendan dassey has been ordered to walk out of here--

milwaukee is scorching the competition. as wisn news tim elliot shows us, he's overcoming more than just one type of hurdle on the track. tim: it's late afternoon at u.w.m.'s clotchey center and it is loud. the senior track star taylor cost can't hear all the noise. that's because completely deaf. >> any deaf individual can pursue their dreams and achieve it. tim: taylor was a green bay native and born deaf and uses sign language to communicate, often enlisting the help of an interpreter like teresa. >> there's a lot of times i'm frustrated. communication is probably the only time i have a tough time with. tim: coach erik kramer shouts instructions at his athletes. of motion to push a little better. tim: when it comes to taylor, he's learning to sign what he's saying. coach: it definitely opened my eyes to help me with my communication. tim: at first things weren't easy. coach: we had interpreters at practice each day and they'd go through and sign everything i'm saying. >> if i'm trying to improve my skills, i don't necess

the archdiocese of milwaukee is taking you beyond the pew this weekend. tomorrow's inaugural event is called vip, or very important parishes. you'll get a free, exclusive look inside four different churches including st. bernard parish is in wauwatosa. there are 3 participating parishes in milwaukee, our lady of guadalupe, immaculate conception, and all saints parish. the milwaukee running festival kicks off tomorrow. toya: thousands of people will be in town taking part in special runs across town. if you ride the bus, you might want to give yourself some extra time. there's a marathon scheduled sunday and the milwaukee county transit system says you can expect countywide delays. about 20 routes will be directly affected. patrick: we're going to have message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themse