-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by cbs television distribution our big story at four: an attack on campus. students and faculty put on lock down today at ohio state university in columbus. police say a man dro curb and into pedestrians this morning. he then jumped out of the car and started attacking people with a butcher knife. fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with more, ted? the attack happened just before 10 a-m local time. at least eight people were injured, and an ohio state spokesman says the shooter was shot and killed. this morning at ohio state university in columbus, the warning came--

"nat" the campus went on lockdown as police and swat teams rushed to the scene. students and employees sheltered in dorms and class rooms ... blocking doors with whatever they could find. they distributed images of what they saw on social media ... and spoke to news organizations from their hiding places. voice of kevin vasquez/ohio state university student "it's very hectic here right now. there's like 40 cop cars, everyone's very frantic. all the swat teams are getting together and cops are still pulling up." before noon, the shelter in place alert was lifted. witnesses beg they saw. mos "it's not supposed to happen. sorry and authorities started piecing together details of what happened. craig stone/chief, ohio state university police "a male suspect drove a vehicle over a curb on west 19th, west of college avenue, struck pedestrians, he exited the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. our officer was on-scene in less

situation in less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and he eliminated the threat. the suspect is doa. now, officials are trying to determine a motive for the horrific attack. authorities have identified the suspect as 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. he was born in somalia and was living in the u-s as a legal student at ohio state.. columbus police say authorities are now looking into whether the attack was terror related. reporting in the newsroom, ted perry, fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. officials at o-s-u had much more to say about this incident... visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- to watch the complete news conference -- and learn the latest details. it's on our home

election recount in wisconsin -- and the deadlines are tight. political reporter theo keith is back from madison -- theo, when's this going to start? the wisconsin elections commission is telling its 72 county clerks to prepare to start re-counting on thursday. that assumes green party candidate jill stein forks over an estimated 1 point 1 million dollars -- the full cost of the recount -- by 4:30 p-m tomorrow. of now, president-elect donald trump leads hillary clinton by 22-thousand votes in wisconsin. stein got barely 1 percent of the vote. the clerks and the state are up against a december 13th deadline to have the results of the recount certified, and elections officials say that will be a challenge in some counties. some clerks say their staff will work nights and weekends to get this done. if a recount contest is not

law provides that congress is not required to honor the slate of electors chosen to represent that state so, how's the recount going to get done? today, the commission rejected stein's request that clerks hand-count all of the ballots. as of now, clerks will be able to feed ballots through voting machines -- we're told it's faster. but a spokesman for the green party says stein will sue in dane county, hoping a judge will force clerks to count by hand. that lawsuit is due within theo filed for a recount in pennsylvania and says she'll file in michigan later this week. governor scott walker tweeting out today--- the state made it easy to vote, and hard to cheat. he adds that supporters of this recount are against voter i-d initiatives. president-elect donald trump hosts milwaukee county sheriff david clarke today at trump tower in new york. sheriff clarke's name had been bounced around for a possible spot in the president-elect's

supporter of donald trump while he was campaigning for president. a water-logged day in the area. plenty of clouds and rain.. and it's going to stick around a few more hours. but at least one warmer day is ahead of us. weather expert tom wachs joins us from the weather office. rain continue this evening, coming to an end after midnight. many areas have received 0.50-1.00" of rain. becoming partly sunny on tuesday. of the week with highs in the middle 50s. clouds and cooler air return to the forecast for the rest of the week. we could see some drizzle wednesday and thursday with highs in the 40s. 40s continue in the forecast through the end of the week. tonight: rain ending after midnight. low: 40 wind: se 10-20 mph tuesday: afternoon sunshine. warmer. high: 56 wind: sw

keep close tabs on the rain with the fox6 storm center app. it's a free download for apple and android devices -- and you'll always have access to the fox6 weather forecast. do you recognize this man? marquette and milwaukee police are asking for your help identifying a sexual assault suspect. police say a woman was attacked near the marquette campus saturday evening. investigators say an unknown suspect confronted the

handgun. he assaulted the victim and then left the scene. the suspect was spotted by several surveillance cameras in the area. if you recognize this man, you're asked to call milwaukee police. a racine man is charged with a crime that has left a community in mourning. a father and his nine year old daughter were killed in a crash -- allegedly caused by a drunk driver. fox6's myra sanchick is live at the racine county courthouse. levi ruohonen is accused of slamming car making a turn in caledonia and doing it at a high rate of speed. inside the victiim's car: 39 year old kevin dalley was killed, as was his nine year old daughter emily. a six year old in the car survived. the criminal complaint says ruchonen smelled of intoxicants and could not manage to get his drivers license out of his

few beers at wilson park in milwaukee, where he went to a hockey game, then went to on the border strip club and says he had one or two more. he is in custody at the jail . he is under watch by the mental health staff concerning his well being. this is a horrible horrible tragedy. row-nan has his bail set at fifty thousand dollars. he had been cited for owi in 2010. live in racine myra sanchick fox6 mews brad thanks myra. the sheriff's office is investigating a crash in washington county. it happened around three sunday morning in the town of jackson. police say a 26-year-old woman left a party in kenosha and was headed home to racine. she ended up getting lost and drove up and over a roundabout at jackson drive...causing her car to catch fire when the vehicle's oil pan hit the concrete curb.

was point-one-eight. she was arrested for first offense o- w-i. it's been more than five weeks since the packers won a game. in that time we celebrated halloween, elected a new president and also ate our thanksgiving turkey. to end the 4-game skid they will have to ground the eagles tonight. tim van vooren is live in philadelphia with a preview of

keep competing, don't get too high with the highs and too low with the lows as a db you gotta have a short term memory and keep an even keel mindset and that's all we have to do, positive thing about this league is that whatever happened last week is done now time t prove ourselves again. we are definitely looking to improve and get better, that's why we go out and play and of course you don't want to lose and no one around here like losing so any time you get an opportunity to redeem yourself you want to do that."

which team do you think has the upper hand tonight? visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "sports" tab to cast your vote in our poll. ad lib about packers and eagles four...a hole for the holidays. the people behind a seemingly-pointless christmas prank with a whole lot of money behind it. and the world-famous hole in the ground bringing in people from all over to take part in a christmas classic.

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is a "hole" lot of nothing. cards against humanity holds a holiday fundraiser for absolutely no reason. people across the globe donated more than 100-thousand dollars to a project called "the holiday hole" over the weekend, a hole, reportedly in northern illinois, was dug and the dig was all livestreamed. for every five dollars donate seconds. the hole continues the company's tradition of snarky holiday fundraisers.. last year they sold nothing for five bucks a pop-- and earned more than 70-grand. a canadian police department is putting a new spin on deterring people from drinking and driving. they're giving out c-d's this holiday season. the town of kensington on prince edward island posting on their facebook page that they'll be out looking for anyone dumb

handing out a nickelback c-d if they catch motorists drunk behind the wheel. they say on their page, "if you are foolish enough to get behind the wheel after drinking then a little chad kroeger crew-gerr , who is the lead singer of the band, is the perfect gift for you."they add, you don't drink and drive and we won't make you listen to the c-d. all aboard the polar express! people are lining up in williams, arizona, fo ride to the "north pole" -- not the actual north pole.. ... but the place where santa and his elves make the toys that santa will deliver on christmas eve. this polar express is operated by grand canyon railway. the ride starts in williams and is ninety minutes, round trip. it includes a visit from santa, who hands out special gifts. a young deer found injured and dehydrated in a forest in russia has been taken in -- by a local

domestic pet.. demanding cuddles and making herself right at home. four-month old mila is now back to full strength -- thanks to being fed for several months on baby milk formula. the family is adopting mila as a domestic pet after nature reserves and zoos refused to take her. russian law states wild animals must live in their natural habitat -- but in this case, they've made an exception. condition with no financial means to get the procedure desperately needed. fox 6s derica williams introduces you to a milwaukee man who needs your help as he deals with an abnormality thats becoming debilitating. and a warning, some viewers may find the video a bit unsettling. nats in front of the congregation at hampton avenue church of christ.

belonging my church family here we love each other they provide support and compassion for his condition . without them i would have been more depressed i would have been isolated more my church family gives me that spiritual uplifting i so much needed crowell developed keloids on his skin reaction when i went to a barber and he gave me shave and kicked me on both sides instead of healing mounds of skin continued to grow on his face and neck. it can be devastating sometimes i feel real bad hes had 2 surgeries that each removed nearly 40 pounds of flesh , but those

returned in a bigger form. i want to be like a normal person he now has that opportunity after locating a specialist to help his situation. theres a doctor in new york that can solve my solution . he has a 96% rate that he can resolve my issue and i love those odds despite sleepless nights, having difficulty swallowing and hearing properly as a result of the keloids, crowell says his insurance has denied him financial help to pay for removal. they rj was cosmetic surgery i feel its not cosmetic this is my livelihood this is my life right here a gofundme page has been set up to help crowell raise money for airfare, lodging, surgery and after care. we have a link to it on out website for those of you that would like to donate to help.

coming up on fox 6 news at four... the world lost a television icon this thanksgiving... now, people remember "florence henderson". when we come back -- gino is in with his own experiences with the brady bunch

rain continue this evening, coming to an end after midnight. many areas have received 0.50-1.00" of rain. becoming partly sunny on tuesday. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the middle 50s. clouds and cooler air return to the forecast for the rest of

and thursday with highs in the 40s. 40s continue in the forecast through the end of the week. tonight: rain ending after midnight. low: 40 wind: se 10-20 mph tuesday: afternoon sunshine. warmer. high: 56 wind: sw 10-15 mph wind: sw 10-15 mph last week hollywood lost a legend -- florence henderson passed away at the age of 82. gino knew the brady bunch matriarch -- and they became quite close over the years. ad lib to bite "i'm very close with my mother. but i'm patient. i'm close with

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better than this. can i just check these out. are these your real teeth. yeah i have pretty good dental hygine. i have three cavities. what kind of health are you in? excellent health record. i can cook i can sew. really, you look awfully thin to me. really? it's because i work out i want to be in shape for my man. oh but...he likes me to dress in really sexy clothing and i...well the boy is very sick. well look at the mother. well i'm a little concerned about you you don't look too healthy. well you know whatever you want. i feel that way? i do. i love him a lot. well he's been talking about...can i call you mom? oh please do yeah i will let you do that. he's just been talking about you for so long so i had to come and see you. i'm glad we finally got the chance to. but gino i really think you could do better. nothing personal. gino if you let your mother come between you and i. that's it i'm walking. i

yours. love me mom!" that's something i'm sure you -- and sandra bullock will remember forever. ad lib to bite "we have been trying to do this for two years. oh my gosh this is so brilliant. you have completely outdone yourself. oh my god. th gotta get a picture with mom. my baby. i said i can't be mean to sandra bullock. no it was brilliant. this is the best thing that has happened in years. better than sex. thank you so much."

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a lockdown at ohio state university this morning. police in columbus say a man in a vehicle hopped over a curb and drove into several people, before getting out and attacking others with a butcher knife. at least eight people were injured. the suspect was shot and killed. he was born

u-s. authorities are trying to determine if the attack was related to terrorism. the situation in ohio is being monitored by campus officials in southeastern wisconsin this evening. justin williams joins us in the fox 6 studio with more on why they are watching. justin? for many of us, the scenes in columbus serve to grab our attention and our sympathies. but beyond the concern, for some, the situation offers the potential to improve protection. away, those are scary. it's always scary. monday, students on waukesha's carroll university campus are concerned about their cohorts in columbus, ohio, following what is believed to involve an intentional crash, and subsequent stabbing, on the campus of the ohio state university. eight people are injured before police shoot and kill a suspect. i mean, you never think it's gonna happen to your school, but ... things, like that, do happen, so ... i've been, kind of, following it, as, i guess, play-by-

anytime a situation, like this, happens, you, kind of, evaluate how the things are happening, on their campus, and you would compare it to, if something similar, on your campus, happened, and how you respond, and how you would handle it. kober says the university's emergency planning team will discuss monday's attack, in ohio, during its next weekly meeting. that's why it's so important, in a situation, like what happened at ohio state, to hear--to cop notification systems that we use> even though the school's pio-alert notification system worked well during its own campus scare in august, the reviews, and any appropriate adjustments continue. we're not responsible for just carroll students, or carroll staff. it's public safety' -- it's anybody, in the community, that could be on our campus, at any time. kober says the university's pio-alert system, which,

expanded, at present, and will, soon, notify via all, carroll university-issued desktop computers, as well. anchors? milwaukee police say one man is dead after a shooting on the city's north west side. it happened near 41st and lloyd around seven last night. we're told the victim, 31-year-old "carlton evans" drove himself to the hospital after being shot. evans died as he was being transferred to another hospital for treatment. police are stillo determine what led up to the shooting and to identify a suspect. milwaukee police are also investigating a shooting in near 14th and arthur. it happened last night just before 11-30. police tell us a woman in her mid- 20's was found shot in a car. she is being treated for a serious injury. the investigation is ongoing. milwaukee police need your help identifying suspects wanted in connection to two armed robberies. take a look at your screen... police say these people robbed the

and mitchell street. it happened last tuesday night around eight o-clock. the suspects walked in -- one stole money from the register. the other two took cash and a cell phone from a customer. if you recognize any of these suspects, you are asked to call police. the other armed robbery happened at roman's foods near 18th and kerney place. it happened around 2-40 in the afternoon on november 17th. two men walked into the store and robbed two workers at gunpoint -- stealing money from the register. a third suspect drove a get-away car. again -- call police if you recognize any suspects. the dakota access pipeline protests making their way to washington in a big way. hundreds of protesters packed the washington mall yesterday -- protesting the construction of the pipeline. activists fighting the project in north dakota say the pipeline threatens cultural sites of the standing rock sioux tribe. they feel, along with their drinking water it also disturbs cultural sites on the nearby reservation. protesters in north dakota were told they have until december fifth to leave.

ne coming up on fox six news at five. battleground wisconsin continues. you mentioned earlier the presidential vote recount here in the dairy state. at five, see how milwaukee county is preparing for it. also at five, charges for the woman accused of causing a fatal crash. police say it happened after she fled a traffic stop. coming up, our exclusive interview with one of the passengers that was in her car. all that and more coming up in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. local organizations are banding together to help those less fortunate in southeast wisconsin. fox6s carl deffenbaugh has more on a plan to eliminate chronic homelessness in milwaukee county. gray skies and cool temps mean one thing: milwaukee is hunkering down for another wisconsin winter. and for hundreds of people, its a struggle to

dangerous, and we want to make certain that we get out in front.' in 2015, organizations from the city and county came up with a lofty goal - to end chronic homelessness within three years. 'within this year, we have already eliminated chronic homelessness by 75%. and it is likely, maybe even within this next year but certainly within the next three years, that well be at functional zero.' and to continue that promising start, officials are trying to recruit more places and organizations to serve as ?shelters.. 'one of the efforts that were trying to do faith-based organizations, community organizations, other non-profits to know how to safely open and operate a warming room or overflow shelter.' 'the good news for people in need is that assistance is literally a phone call away. by dialing 2-1-1, youll reach impact, an organization that can find the nearest shelter or connect you to other resources. but officials say the hardest part can be actually making that call, and accepting that you need help.' 'everybody has

have to say, im, right now, at a place where i cant manage this or take care of it myself is a really difficult thing for people to do.' difficult, but often necessary to survive a winter on the streets. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. shelters with available space, or places interested in becoming warming shelters are encouraged to contact the impact organization. weve put that information and the fox6 news app. just search "shelters." the b-mo harris bank downtown is bringing us on a trip up north. the theme for its annual holiday display is "an up north holiday" it's complete with life-sized, stuffed woodland creatures having a good time in the northwoods. they're decked out in plaid flannel and blaze orange. they're ice fishing, playing hockey, figure skating, and cross-country skiing. you can

until january third. admission is free, and b-mo harris bank is donating five dollars to feeding america eastern wisconsin for every visitor. ad lib about holiday display coming up on fox 6 news at 4.... the interesting new pizza delivery method being tested out by dominos japan. "i'm tom hooper, i'm k 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you

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a big change is happening for students going to college. fafsa, the free application for federal student aid, moved up the date you can p underway! so - if you haven't done it yet -- it's important to get your application in as soon as possible. fox 6's jenna sachs has more in this contact six report. jeralyn escamilla is a high school senior with big dreams. but she'll need loans to pay for college. "i want to pursue a career in medicine, and those careers tend to be a little bit more than expensive." being able to apply for financial aid earlier will help jeralyn and her family make more informed

here's how it works: submit the fafsa form. you'll get a student aid report that tells you what federal aid you qualify for, like pell grants or work study. then enter that information into the net price calculator on any college's website or on college abacus-dot- org to get a good idea of what a college will cost you before you apply. it's important to apply for fafsa as soon after the october first launch as possible. "many state, college and scholarship programs need your fafsa to determine how much aid youre going to get and often its on a first come youre heading to college in 2017, your aid package will be based on your family's 2015 taxes. you can use the irs data-retrieval tool on the fafsa form to directly import your tax information. "don't worry if you dont know all the schools you want to apply to. list all the colleges you are considering to hold your place in line for financial aid. you can always add more schools later on." jeralyn plans to apply for fafsa as soon as she can. "so, the sooner i get in my paperwork the faster

a college choice." jenna sachs contact 6. remember you must reapply for fafsa every year. so the new application date also means getting earlier notice if your aid package changes. consumer reports also advises to be very mindful when filling out all the forms. missed signatures, or incorrect information can slow down the process and cost you thousands of dollars in aid. do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? give jennaa screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com. adlib to weather rain continue this evening, coming to an end after midnight. many areas have received 0.50-1.00" of rain. becoming partly sunny on tuesday. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the middle 50s. clouds and cooler air return to the forecast for the rest of

and thursday with highs in the 40s. 40s continue in the forecast through the end of the week. tonight: rain ending after midnight. low: 40 wind: se 10-20 mph tuesday: afternoon sunshine. warmer. high: 56 wind: sw 10-15 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy and cooler. a few sprinkles possible. am low: 39 high: 45 wind: sw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. a few am low: 36 high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 30 high: 41 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 29 high: 42 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 27 high: 43 wind: w 5-10 mph

from gift- buying to having friends and family over. but doctors say there's some things that shouldn't change. one of those... is sleep. doctors say it is one of the first things people sacrifice during the holidays. but what that does is add stress and actually makes us age quicker. experts say sleep creates restoration in our body and even removes toxins from our brain. planning for sleep is just as important as plannig doctors stress overall to not let life get in the way of being healthy. and for those people using a

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a lot of compromises are made over the holidays -- from gift- buying to having friends and family over usually eating foods that aren't that great for you. but doctors say there is one thing that you shouldn't compromise on and that is sleep. doctors say it is one of the first things people sacrifice during the holidays. lack of sleep can actually add stress

experts say sleep helps our body restore itself and even removes toxins from our brain. planning for sleep is just as important as planning those holiday meals and parties. and for those of you using a glass of wine to help ease into that relaxed state.... it could be helping you out more than you know. a couple of glasses of wine may be good for your health... but any more than that could have the opposite effect. that's according to a review of a number of studies published in b-m-c medicine. the review found people who had one or two alcoholic drinks a day reduced their risk of a strok percent. meanwhile, those who had more than four increased their risk by 14-percent. so there is a happy medium. and the benefits don't stop there. researchers at the university of illinois found in tests that drinking can actually decrease how much food you eat. the researchers did tests on lab rats... and found that if they consumed a moderate amount of alcohol, they took in less calories than if they didn't drink. and when the rodents were

began to lose weight. but, study authors don't want people to use this information as a way to lose weight. with thanksgiving in the rear-view, cities around the country are looking to next month. baltimore kicking off the holiday season with its own miracle on 34-th street. each year, residents kick off the season with their annual lightning tradition. this is the 70-th year for the tradition. nevada's only giraffe that can paint needs some help this winter. giraffe in need of an upgraded home. the two-year-old giraffe resides at the lion habitat ranch and is growing too tall! now the non-profit is trying to raise about 20- thousand dollars for ozzy. that money will go toward medical care, food and a new home for the giraffe to help protect him from winter weather. "but who doesn't want to help animals? who doesn't want to help these beautiful things? because they depend on us and they're safe here. totally safe and loved." "we want to keep them

ozzy has grown five feet in the past year and is expected to grow to 18 feet tall within the next two years. the ranch said a new home will last him a lifetime. and domino's -- taking another step to diversify the way pizzas are delivered. this may be their most unique idea yet. in northern japan, the company testing reindeer to see if they are suitable for deliveries in the country's snowy regions. the big decision -- mounting a delivery case on reindeer's back, or having them animals will also have a g-p-s system so customers can track their order from their phone. the company says it would ensure the safety and well-being of the animals by limiting weight of the

-- what was supposed to be something cool for locals to see, is causing quite the stir. residents are upset over a skating rink that has nearly five thousand fish packed into its ice. that problem has shut down the rink. more than 20 species of dead fish were already in the ice when the venue opened earlier this month. the owners were hoping to create what they call an "ice aquarium". but the idea didn't sit well with locals in the area. the area. a connecticut couple, in love for more than half of a century! but they went decades without even seeing one another... still ahead -- what separated them all those years ago and

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when you buy two samsung smartphones. and get a tablet for a penny. you weren't gonna mention the penny tablet? [ mockingly ] you weren't gonna mention the penny tablet? it's been a long road for a connecticut couple, but it makes for a love story that has been decades in the making. fox 6's angelica duria has the story of a man being reunited with his

apart. richard lanham lan-um waits eagerly .... a dozen roses by his side... 'i'm not nervous. i'm excited.' an excitement thats been building for decades. 'i'm here to meet my fianc and i haven't seen her in 55 years.' a love that started as children...about to re-ignite at the airport. 'we were childhood sweethearts we went to school together and we've been together ever since.' parental intervention ad were young.... reconnecting on the phone over the last year... "we talked about what we missed what we could've had things we could've done together." now with patience and love on their side, theyre once again back together again. nats of them hugging and kissing video @ 13: 27 a moment summed up in just one word.... "happy!" and while waiting for this day wasnt

sadness turned joy seeing each other for the first time in 55 years ... "i really do love this man, ive been in love with him for ... well 55 years. it was worth the waiting." a love they say they will not let get away from them ever again. "new years eve, one minute after 12, mr. lanham and i are going to be married and have a big wedding reception." angelica duria, fox 6 news. now at five... "it's not something that you think is going to happen, until it does." an attack on the campus of ohio state university leaves nine people injured... what authorities

filed against a man accused of causing a crash that killed caledonia man -- and his 9-year-old daughter. plus... recounting wisconsin's presidential ballots. what the state election commission has decided -- and why the green party is not satisfied and may go to court. we'll get to those stories in just a moment... but first -- we start with the steady rain moving through our area. and it's expected to continue for quite a while... fox6 weather expert tom wachs is in the weather office with just how long. evening, coming to an end after midnight. many areas have received 0.50-1.00" of rain. becoming partly sunny on tuesday. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the middle 50s. clouds and cooler air return to the forecast for the rest of the week. we could see some drizzle wednesday and thursday with highs in the 40s. 40s continue in the forecast through the end of the week.

wind: se 10-20 mph tuesday: afternoon sunshine. warmer. high: 56 wind: sw 10-15 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy and cooler. a few sprinkles possible. am low: 39 high: 45 wind: sw 5-10 mph anywhere -- any time. just download the fox 6 storm center app -- it's free and available for android and apple devices. now to our big story at five... wisconsin comes roaring back into the national spotlight. first recalls -- now a recount. county clerks expect to start re-counting votes from the presidential election this thursday. political reporter theo keith is back from madison. theo, the timeline is set but