"the dr. phil show" was absolutely unbeli3 the worst is now over. the weekend snow storm has passed. passed.but it sounds like we've got some more winter weather to worry about. meterologist rebecca schuld is here...rebecca what's headed

milwaukee police responded to a possible snow-related death early this morning. morning.a 55-year-old man collapsed while shoveling snow...and later died at the ho. hospital.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live from froedtert with details...lindsey. the man died here at the hospital this morning. block of west keefe.... police got there just before 6 a-m shoveling is a regular part of life in wisconsin... but sadly we report on a handful of snow shoveling deaths every year.we spoke with doctor amar ambardecker from aurora health care... who says these deaths are often caused by heart attacklifting heavy snow in the cold can be hard on the elderly or people with preexisting conditions... but

people 3 3 "when it's colder outside, your blood vessels constrict, it gets a little harder to the blood flow to the heart so it can exascerbate symptoms that may not have really been there if the temperature was normal" normal" when you're out shoveling, make sure you go slow, take breaks, and listen to your body. if you get chest discomfort or short of breath it's time to stop and ask for some help.reporting live lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news. a wrong-way drunk driver on her way home from karoke hit a milwaukee county plow truck early this morning it happened on 894 near 51st street. the sheriff's office says 51-year old joann quesada was going about 55 miles an hour in the wrong direction when she hit the plow. she was found unresponsive. but was taken to

she's since been released to the jail. she's facing owi and recklessly endangering safety charges. 3 a milwaukee county sherifff deputy's car was hit during the peak of the weekend snow storm. here's a look at the dam. damage.it happened on i-41 near the hampton road exit around 7-45 yesterday morning. the deputy was taken to the hospital for back pains. but is expected to be alright. the driver who hit the deputy was ticketed. in order to keep the roads safe...d-p-w says they've been working around the clock to drop salt on the streets. and today a new shipment arrived. salt arrived arrived in the port of milwaukee. it was shipped in from canada to help replenish the city's stockpile after the weekend storm. "it's always good to have enough salt we did run out a few years ago. you don't see any trucks here today but tomorrow you can expect abot 500 trucks down here shipping o" out." most of the salt will be used for treating roads. some of it will be packaged and sold. the port of milwaukee gets in about a million tons of salt each year. 3

sunday morning as the snow piled up. that meant a trip to the tow lot for some who didn't move their cars. here's cbs 58's julie parise here at bardo towing off w lincoln ave they did upwards of 350 tow jobs this weekend...and counting. counting.workers here tell me when the forecast calls for snow, they get excited.they work 24/7 with almost no sleep, but it means big profits for them. one tow driver here told me that business started picking up came, because of a lot calls for dead car batteries. then once the snow started falling, calls picked up because of accidents along the interstate. while a lot of us in wisconsin could do without the winter weather, for tow truck drivers, this is a great time of year. year.as soon as it starts snowing, we see money signs. you know, there's always going to be a vehicle on the road. people forget how to drive for the first snowf all, for some reason. we get snow every year, we're always cleaning up

tires on their vehicle" vehicle"that driver did offer some advice...make sure the car is far of fuel, make sure you have a good battery and double check your tire pressure. reporting in milwaukee i'm jp cbs 58 3 to stay up to date on the latest weather alerts and track any more potentional snow in our area...just wn weather app. it's free for androids and i-phones. 3 a major development in the slender man stabbing case out of waukesha county. a judge decided the two young defendants should be tried seperately. one of them, morgan geyser appeared in court this morning. cbs 58's kyle aevermann has the details. it's official both morgan geyser and anissa weier will be tried seperatly. this morning morgan gesyer and her attorney's were in court. a competency report was received

defendants would be tried separately.as part of this morning's hearing, we heard from former waukesha county sheriff deputy paul rinkas.he arrested geyser after finding her and wier at the edge of a forestline back in 2014.rinkas said he read geyser her miranda rights...and she agreed to it. that geyser told him that she was forced to kill her best friend and made references to slenderman. rinkas said he had never heard of slenderman before that.we also heard testimony from an officer from the waukesha police department who arrest.and it was the first time he as well heard of slenderman. both geyser and weier have pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect and will be tried as adults. geyser will be back in court on feb 13th for an oral hearing. anissa weier is expected to be in court december 22nd. reporting in waukesha ka cbs 58 news. 3 a father accused of drowning his 3-month-old son pled guilty today. today.in late july sean

out into a pond and held the baby under water. despite witnesses trying to intervene, the child died. flowers will be sentenced january 25th. he's facing life in prison. in the past year he emerged from homelessness..with his dignity and a giving nature his dignity and a giving nature intact..only to be murdered over the weekend. his name was anthony sanders and we first him at a christmas party last year wher adopted a homeless person for a hotel stay over the holiday. anthony was the life of the party.he didn't wallow in self pity but made sure everybody was having a good time.we were there when he was evicted from his makeshift living quarters under a bridge.and over the past several months had secured housing.he battled his demons, he didn't shy away from that.but the 44 year old also never gave up hope.police have a woman in custody for fatally stabbing him at a home at 35th and villard. no motive has been released. those who

revealed they will never be satisfied with why sanders has been denied a christmas in a place of his own. the man who fell into lake como on friday...launching a massive search effort by local police agencies has been identi. identified.44-year-old michael montemayor walked a few hundred yards onto the thin ice before falling in. dive teams searched for about four hours before his body was spotted and eventually recovered. more than two-dozen police and fire agencies helped with the searff milwaukee police are searching for three suspects who committed a string of robberies all within a few mintues of each other. here's a look at where this all took p. place.the first robbery happened at a walgreens last wednesday. the suspects stole an item and took off. a few mintues later at a family dollar store they stole several things before running from the store. then the suspects stole from a pick 'n save and when a store employee tried to stop them...one of the suspects punched the

or recognize these men call milwaukee police at 414-935- 7241. 3 the wisconsin election recount is now finished. the election commission finished certifying recounted ballots just mintues ago...and the outcome of the election has not changed. votes were added to ?both? candidates totals. the president-elect actually gained more votes than hillary clinton. the election commission broke down what they found not long ago...look for a live report from madison on that coming up later in the show. 3 a federadg a recount for pennsylvania. green party candidate jill stein made the request. she's also behind wiscnsin's recount. the judge denied the request siting "no credible evidence of hacking." the recount in michigan came to an end last week after a judge lifted an order...ending the the recount before it was complete. 3 the packers were hot at a chilly lambeau field yesterday. reaction from coach mccarthy on yesterday's win...coming up. 3 and anyone who donated blood today got a very special thank you for doing it...we'll tell you from who. 3

schuld will return with your

game of the season... at a time when they needed it the mot most38-10 was the final... a total beat-down of the seattle seahawks. the packers had ?six? takeaways... intercepting russell wilson five times... they also sacked him three times. it is the perfect time to get hot... the packers are two games back of the detroit lions for the n-f-c north... and they meet detroit in week 17... but first-things-first according to head coach mike mccarthy... i think it's important to simplify things... especially when youre the leader for your football team. if we get to 10 , playoffs, but until then, it's all white 3noise noise so it's three division foes for the packers to end the season... this sunday... the team heads to soldier field to face the bears... who played the lions very tough yesterday. that game is sunday at noon. young patients are showing their appreciation to blood donors with handmade holiday ca. cards.12-year-old steven seraphine from oconomowoc

who gave him a second chance at a healthy and happy life while battling leukemia. steven and several other young blood recipients created special holiday cards to say thanks to donors who take the time to donate during the holiday season. "these kids come from a wide range of backgrounds. some are battling cancer, some have sickle cell disease, leukemia, it runs the gamete, but they were inspired and we were inspired to thank donors during our season of giving." donors during our season of giving." 3 the cards created will be presented to donors at all centers and community blood drives beginning today. 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is next...stay tuned.

re and medicaid, here's something important to know. now you could get even more health benefits than you already have. it's the unitedhealthcare dual complete lp plan. and since you have both cards, you may be eligible for it. call now to talk with us and learn more. medicaid gives you benefits and medicare gives you some, too. but a dual complete lp plan can add even more benefits and features compared to original medicare. you'll have lots of doctors and hospitals to choose from, like routine dental exams and cleanings for a $0 co-pay, $1,500 in comprehensive dental care, and rides to and from your doctor or local pharmacy. you'll even get a health products catalog, with credits you can use to shop for everyday things, like vitamins, oral health items and first aid kits. and best of all, with this plan, there's no additional cost to you.

chances are, you could get a dual complete lp plan. so call now to talk with us and learn more. or ask to have a licensed agent visit your home and take you through everything, step by step. we know healthcare can be confusing. unitedhealthcare can straighten things out. with over 30 years of experience, you can count on us to be there all along the way. with a dual complete lp plan you'll have a wide choice of doctors to choose from, dental care, and rides to your doctor... all at no additional cost. you have medicare. you have medicaid. you may be eligible for dual complete. so call the number on your screen now to see if you're eligible or to enroll...

tonight...colder. partly cloudy in the evening then becoming mostly cloudy. slight chance of light snow late in the evening. lows around 10. west winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of snow 20 percent. chills near zero.tuesday...colder...s unny. highs around 15. chills -5 to zero. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesdig winds 5 to 15 mph. wednesday...partly sunny. highs around 10. west winds 10 to 20 mph. chills stay below zero.wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows around 3 below. . thursday...sunny. highs around 8. chills stay below zero friday looks to be our next chance for accumulating snow. not as frigid with highs in the 20s.weekend starts out with continued snow showers on saturday, highs near 30.

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photographs and memories...the gift of a local singer songwriter to his fans and the community where he lives and creates.. and how you can join him to celebrate the new year not once but twice at the same place in one night..ian gould

? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people 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 death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine,

the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your heart doctor about entresto?. and help make the gift

i've been telling stories to my son all about my dad when i was young i said it's just like you and me ya know, we get to watch each other 3grow.." grow.." we recognize that voice..longtime cbs 58 viewers have watched along as ian gould n surprise each eason with a unique way to give back to his fans and friends who have grown to appreciate this local singer songwriter.that's photographs and memories produced by ocreative of hartland... 3 ian gould the waukesha county based singer songwriter joins

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wisconsin is finished and the results finalized..what the election commission found...is next. 3 and a former packer player is facing a lawsuit from a muskego woman over money that she says was borrowed and never returned. 3 and we are continuing to track the latest in your ready weather forecast as people continue to dig out after yesterday's big snowfall. we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming up as the cbs 58 news at four continues.

lots of people shovels in hand today clearing the drive way and sidewalks and digging out those cars. cars.cars. cars.now we're getting ready for a cold snap and possibly some more snow rebecca? 3 cloudy in the evening then becoming mostly cloudy. slight chance of light snow late in the evening. lows around 10. west winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of snow 20 percent. chills near zero.tuesday...colder...s unny. highs around 15. chills -5 to zero. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows around 5. west winds 5 to 15 mph. wednesday...partly sunny. highs around 10. west winds 10 to 20 mph. chills stay below zero.wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows around 3 below. . thursday...sunny. highs around 8. chills stay below zero friday looks to be our next chance for accumulating snow. not as frigid with highs in the 20s.weekend starts out with continued snow showers on

the presidential recount in wisconsin is finished. the election commision certififed the ballots this afternoon and gave an update to cbs 58's david ade... ade...he joins us now live from madison...david. after the 10 day recount it turns out donald trump woe that we first thought.the recount added 131 votes to his more than 22-thousand vote margin of victory. today officials wrapped up the recount with a press conferencethey thanked the clerks and volunteers for pulling it off ahead of schedule.in all less than two-thousand votes that weren't counted on election night were added to the total.

"the vast majority of the changes were due to either writing in the wrong number or some sort of human error. there were virtually no changes that were due to tabulators. there was one situation where there's an outdated machine. that's another thing that i think we want to think about as we go forward trying to update some of the voting equipment in the " state." in that case officals say a machine in marinette county had trouble reading some types of ink.also officals say hacks here in wisconsinmore on that coming up on the cbs 58 news at five. former green bay packers player santana dotson is being sued...a local woman says he bought hundreds of thousands of dollars of stuff on her credit card..cbs 58's christine flores joins us live in studio with the that story that's new at four... christine. 3 this complaint, filed friday, names dotson--the former

claims he owes a mukwonago woman nearly 300-thousand dollars. the complaint, while very vauge, says he refused to pay the loan when asked.. it alleges dotson borrowed at least 290-thousand dollars from a woman named kristin c. magolan back in 2014. it also accuses him of making unauthorized purchases on her credit cards of quote merchandise and services. the nature of the relationship between the two is not clear. while the case is still in its early st explains the next potential steps. 3 there's a possibility that there might be counter claims filed. he may allege that if this was a business relationship that she in fact owes him. or that any debts were satisfied. or the allege about the unauthorized use of the credit card, maybe there was authorization for that. 3 3 as the case unfolds simon says there could be more things that could be filed and more information that becomes public.stay with cbs 58 as we

studio, christine flores, cbs 58 news. 3 a jury has convicted the man charged with killing former pro-football player "will smith". the jury found cardell hayes guilty of manslaughter. this stemmed from an incident back in april. surveillance video shows smith rear-end hayes' hummer and drive away. hayes then followed smith and bumped into his mercedes. a confrontation followed...in which hayes shot smith eight times and also injured his wife. hayes now faces up to 40 years in prison. president-elect donald trump is challenging the c-i-a's findings that the russian government interfered with the u-s election. cbs' kenneth craig has more details from new york. the c-i-a has concluded russia leaked hacked emails from the democratic party's computers to help president-elect donald trump win the presidential election. but mr. trump believes the report is an attempt to discredit his victory. victory."i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. i don't believe it."former gop rival, carly fiorina was at trump

of visitors meeting with mr. tr. trump."we talked about hacking, whether it's chinese hacking or purported russian ha" hacking."congress is calling for a bipartisan investigation and republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he supports the probe. probe."we need to approach all these on the assumption the russians do not wish us well." senators on both sides of the aisle also want to take a closer look at rell mr. trump's top choice to be secretary of state. state."he'll be questioned thoroughly should he be the nominee. and all of these allegations and talks about his closeness with putin will come forward."as the c-e-o of exxon-mobil...tillerson worked closely for years with russian president vladimir putin...which could put his confirmation in jeopardy if mr. trump selects him.kenneth craig, cbs news, news york. 3 the president-elect will be in

state fair park as part of his victory and thank you tour. that event is scheduled to begin at seven p-m. we'll have team coverage from cbs 58's kristen barbaresi and david ade. look for coverage beginning at four p-m. 3 coming up -- an alarming find about flu vaccines in the u-s...what people need to know ahead in your health watch. 3 plus...some uber users are upset about a new feature that allows drivers to track your location...?after? you're out of the car. 3 and samsung is making sure ?no one? can use its re tell you how. when the csb 58 news at four returns.

new c-d-c data shows ?most? americans still haven't gotten a flu shot. some people have misconceptions about the vaccine which may be preventing them for getting it done. but doctors say ?now? is the time to do it. cbs' brook silva-braga has more.

bother getting a flu shot. he figured he wouldn't get sick. or the flu wouldn't be that bad. and then last year "about five days bed-ridden. missing finals. it was tough" this season the cdc says only 2 out of 5 people in the us have gotten the flu shot. with flu activity on the rise, health officials are urging everyone six months and older to get vaccinated. can i get the flu from the vaccine? no. and i'll say that again, no. and no, the possible side effects of the shot-soreness in your arm, aches fever-are not nearly as bad as the disease itself.and yes, you need to be vaccinated every year. the shot changes to match the flu strains circulating.dr. shanna levine at new york's mount sinai hospital says the more people who get the shot, the less chance the flu has to spread. spread.by getting your flu vaccine you're not only being good to yourself but your neighbor and your loved ones. feldman says he's not taking any more chances. it takes

isn't 100% effective, doctors say if you get the vaccine, you may not get as sick if you end up with the flu. brook silva-braga, for cbs news, new york 3 new research says breast caner survivors continue their fight, long after they're declared cancer free. free.doctors at the university of pennsylvania report most survivors struggle with long term symptoms of fatigue, aching joints, and insomnia. sometimes even up to years after their cancer is gone. experts say highlights the need to expand follow-up care. 3 scientists at stanford are hopeful about drug interactions that ?may? help lower death rates in breast cancer patients. the team is tracking promising drug pairings such as anti- inflammatories and statins. they appear to be linked to better survival rates. samsung is making it harder for customers to keep using the recalled galaxy note seven. seven.that's the smartphone samsung stopped selling back in october because some batteries caught fire.more

phonrd have been returned. and samsung has a plan for the remaining phones. later this week the company will release a software update. it will block the note seven from re- charging...making them unusable. 3 in michigan companies can now begin testing self driving vehicles on public roads without drivers operating them. automakers and tech companies can also test autonomous taxi services and self-driving tractor trailers as long as a human is in each truck. if you use uber...you migh settings. the app now tracks riders for up to five mintues ?after? they're out of the car. cbs' anna werner has more on how people are reacting. "i use uber a lot."molly twining's family depends on uber - using the car service app at least 5 times a week. but the company's change, adding the capability to track customers' whereabouts for a full five minutes after they've gotten out of the car, bothers her. her."it would never be necessary for a company like uber to know where you are

updated tracking policy also lets uber track riders even when the app is running in the background. uber says the reason is it helps " improve pick ups, drop offs, customer service and enhance(s) safety." the company explained to us it was facing challenges including connecting drivers and riders. (gfxc 1 out)but some consumers and privacy experts argue this goes beyond the scope of what's needed. "it's totally unnecessary to this service."claire gartland is with the electronic pry information center. the group filed a complaint in 2015 with the federal trade commission charging uber with "unfair and deceptive trade practices," the ftc has taken no action on the complaint as of yet. "a step like what uber has taken here really represents an incremental erosion of the privacy that users have." the federal communications commission limits how cell phone carriers can share consumer's personal information, but gartland says

same scrutiny. scrutiny.uber told us there is a way to stop the company from tracking you this way: you can disable the location tracking in the permissions for the app and just type your address in manually. anna werner, cbs news, new york. 3 the 22nd annual critics' choice awards were handed out last night. cnn's rick damigella has more on the big winners and highlights from the evening in today's entertainment news. "the election was definitely hacked by ru was seemingly no way critics' choice awards host t-j miller was going to avoid mentioning his arrest friday for alleged battery of a car service driver, but he was able to "dance" around the subject. "yes, okay yes, it is the 31st anniversary of "a chorus line" on broadway."miller then focused on the show, where several films won multiple awards, including "jackie" which garnered natalie portman best actress honors and "manchester by the sea" which casey affleck took home best

awards throughout the night, one title was announced more than any other."but here we go, la la land"the musical starring ryan gosling and emma stone took home eight awards, including best picture, director, original screenplay, cinematography, production design, editing, score and song for "city of stars." director damien chazelle took the mic to accept best picture and thanked his actors, who were not among the winners. "both of you giving more than i ever could have expected from actors." poignant speeches of the night came from director rich moore after "zootopia" won best animated feature."in the words of our main character, judy hopps, please try to make the world a better place. look deep into yourself and realize that change starts with you, starts with me, starts with all of us."in hollywood i'm rick damigella. 3 the nominations for the 74th golden globe awards were announced this morning. morning."la-la land" another popular choice... recognized

"moonlight" is right behind with six noms. "the people vs. o-j" has the most nominations for televison. one big surprise to some..."deadpool" picked up two nominations. the golden globes will be hosted by jimmy fallon on sunday, january 8th.

3 now that it looks like winter in wisconsin...the ice rink at red arrow park is ready to open. the slice of ice rink is scheduled to open at three p-m tomorrow. you can skate for free as long as you bring your skates. and also announced today...the "holiday hoopla" is planned for next wednesday, december 21st at slice of ice. it's a family celebration of

3 3 3 a local fire department does a

ice...the rescue story with a happy ending...after the break.

the dousman fire district saved an injured goose trapped on an icy pond over the weekend. someone had tried to walk out and get the goose themselves...but broke through the ice. the fire department responded and found that person was able to get off the

goose still needed help. using ice rescue gear firefighters were able to get out onto the ice and save the injured goose. it's now recovering at a wildlife center. 3 thanks for at four...

if you're living in wisconsin, and covered by medicare and medicaid, here's something important to know. now you could get even more health benefits than you already have. it's the unitedhealthcare dual complete lp plan. and since you have both cards, you may be eligible for it. call now to talk with us and learn more. medicaid gives you benefits and medicare gives you some, too. but a dual complete lp plan can add even more benefits you'll have lots of doctors and hospitals to choose from, prescription drug coverage, and other important benefits. like routine dental exams and cleanings for a $0 co-pay, $1,500 in comprehensive dental care, and rides to and from your doctor or local pharmacy. you'll even get a health products catalog, with credits you can use to shop for everyday things, like vitamins, oral health items and first aid kits.

al cost to you. remember, if you live in wisconsin... and have these two cards, chances are, you could get a dual complete lp plan. so call now to talk with us and learn more. or ask to have a licensed agent visit your home and take you through everything, step by step. we know healthcare can be confusing. unitedhealthcare can straighten things out. with over 30 years of experience, with a dual complete lp plan you'll have a wide choice of doctors to choose from, prescription drug coverage... dental care, and rides to your doctor... all at no additional cost. you have medicare. you have medicaid. you may be eligible for dual complete. so call the number on your screen now to see if you're eligible or to enroll...

"if you get ten "if you get ten wins, then let's talk about the playoffs. until then it's all, it's all white noise." noise." the leader of the pack may be tempering his enthusiasm, but packer fans are fired up about the playoffs, after a dominating performance against the seahawks., 3 we'll hear more from mike mccarthy just ahead, but our top st where the state elections commision has officially declared wisconsin's presidential election recount o. over.all 72-counties recounted the votes from the november 8th election, an effort 'requested and paid for' by green party candidate jill stein. an official from the elections commission just met with reporters...so let's go live to cbs 58's david ade in madison for an update....david? the recount added less than 2000 the recount added the recount added less than 2000 votes in wisconsin, and

state election officials say the recount confirms trump won wisconsin.they also say human error was the main reason some votes were not counted on election night...mistakes like voters not filling out their ballot right... or some numbers written down wrong by staff.heading into this recount... advocates questioned the vote counting machines... and said they were at risk for outside hacks.and we've heard over the last few russia tried to influence the election.state election officials were asked if they found anything suspicious during the recount. mark thomsenwec chairman"we found no evidence of any hack in terms of our computer infrastructure system. there was no evidence that the numbers reported had anything

so now the wisconsin election commission will focus on errors made on election night, and retrain people to ensure those mistakes don't happen again. live in madison... david ade,.. cbs 58 news. 3 donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence are scheduled to visit state fair park in west allis tomorrow night. the rally starts at 7. trump canceled two previous west allis appearances including one du days before the election...but everything is still a go at this point. 3 cbs 58 will bring you team coverage of the visit. kristen barbaresi and david ade will be in west allis. look for coverage beginning tomorrow at four p-m. we're all enjoying at least a few days' break after a weekend of snow. :but authorities believe that heavy snow was a factor in one man's death in milwaukee. he was shoveling snow when he collapse. collapsed.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live with more....lindsey