9. a rainy start to the week.. . weather expert tom wachs is in the weather center with more. rain continue this evening, coming to an end after midnight. many areas have 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. 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

3 point 5 million dollars! that's the estimated cost to recount votes from the november 8th presidential election as of now, president-elect donald trump leads hillary clinton by 22-thousand votes in wisconsin. green party candidate jill stein -- who's requesting and presumably paying for the recount .. got barely

get done? the timeline is set - and the deadlines are tight - take a look. this thursday the recount is set to begin in all 72 counties. then on monday - the commission wants county clerks to submit recount results by 8:00 p.m. and on tuesday, december 13th - the commission will meet to certify results by federally mandated deadline. the 3.5 million dollar price tag for a recount in ws the initial estimate. as for how the recount will be conducted, thats still an open question. a.j. bayatpour is live at the milwaukee county courthouse with those details... the recount will be on if the jill stein campaign pays that 3.5 million dollars by tomorrow. if so, the county clerks office here in milwaukee and in the states 71 other counties will be in for a busy two

90-thousand ballots piled up at the racine county clerk's office. you dont seem too stressed out. you didnt see me a couple hours ago. as it stands, the wisconsin elections commission is letting each clerk decided how to recount their ballots. the dane county clerk says his office will do it by hand. the savings of time is not certain. thats one. and two, the accusation being made is that the machines were hacked. the benefit of a hand count is that you show thats false. hand, says a hand count could jeopardize making the december 12 deadline. obviously, if you do a hand recount, wed need a lot more room than if we just do a machine recount. in racine county, it'd be christensen's fourth recount, the most recent being the 2012 state senate recall election. she says receipts from touch-screen machines will be recounted by hand but itd be faster to do the rest with a machine. when youre relying on people to count instead of a machine thats used to reading an arrow, basically, it can take

time. there may not be a choice. the stein camp is asking a dane county judge to order every ballot be recounted by hand. it says performing a recount with the same automatic equipment that may have been attacked by a foreign government risks tainting the recount process. the clerks all agree that since voting machines arent connected to the internet, a foreign hack is extremely unlikely. christensen says if it does all have to be by hand, itll be rough, but she can handle it. we will work longer hours and either find more more people into my office. we will make it work. as it stands, christensen says shes preparing for her staff to work at least 12 hours a day for each of the 12 days clerks will have for the recount. live at the milwaukee county courthouse, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. steph thanks aj green party candidate jill stein is also targeting pennsylvania and

president-elect donald trump officially won michigan's 16 electoral votes today mr. trump has called the recount a scam. you can hear more from the wisconsin elections commission when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. we posted the video within our story on the home page. we're learning more about today's attack on ohio state university. officials say grievances about the treatment of muslims were posted on the suspec's least 11 people to the hospital. ted perry joins us in the studio with more. ted? officials have identified the suspect as 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan-- who they say drove his car into a crowd of people and then attacked others with a butcher knife. the attack-- which started a little before 10 this morning-- injured 11 people. one of those victims is in critical condition. as the attack unfolded-- investigators say officer alan

and immediately confronted him. officials are praising him for his swift action-- saying his efforts possibly saved lives. "our officers was on scene in less than a minute and he ended situation in less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and he eliminated the threat. the suspect is doa. the investigation is ongoing. i want to thank officers for doing a great job. they did what they were trained to do." students and staff were still huddling for safety--the all clear had yet to be given---classrooms became bunkers. one grad student, elizabeth perry who attended lawrence university as undergrad--told us they got into a music room, turned off the lights and stayed quiet. initially there was conversation between people but then we decided it'd

there was still a shooter at large and it was close enough to where we were that we didn't want to be discovered by anyone with malintent. perry--who is also my niece--says the university did a good job alerting students and staff--all of whom were grateful to get the "all clear". in the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news southeastern wisconsin -- students at waukesha's carroll university have concerns about their peers in columbus. carroll's director of public safety -- says beyond the sympathy -- there could be lessons to learn from this situation -- and the university's emergency planning team will discuss today's attack during its next weekly meeting. 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

handle it. carroll university is expanding its emergency notification system to include alerting the campus community via desktop computer. 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 page. tonight only on fox6 - a quiet southside milwaukee neighborhood now on high alert after a thanks neighbor says seven people were inside fast asleep. fox 6's brittany shannon talked to the father and son who helped the family get out... she joins us live in bay view. i'm told this is typically a quiet area on dover-- not far from k-k. that was not the case on thanksgiving evening. police say they're looking for the suspect who set a home on fire. meantime, the people who live here are thankful things didn't end up worse...

milwaukee's bay view neighborhood... "15:11 i hope everything goes back to normal in this neighborhood 15 especially after that 15" hours after thanksgiving dinner...around 1130... gabe ortiz says he noticed what he thought was a bonfire in his neighbors back yard. "12:24i kind of thought it was weird so i got my dad so we both walked over there. there was no one back there but their house was on fire 12:30" ortiz and his father jumping into action. 12:31 i called 911 knocking on the door. 51:46 before tha cops came i was pounding on the windows and doors and i knew someone was in there bc we heard the dogs barking 55 an officer happened to be in the area. more help arrived and they went inside. 13:30 they were all sleeping. they had no idea the house was on fire apparently one of them just went to bed 35 52:13 by the time we got everyone out the smoke was

else 52:18 15:01 everyone was coughing. i was even coughing and i was just standing right there in front of the house 04 ortiz says, in total, seven people were inside the home. they invited them into theirs to keep warm. 54:39the husband and wife the two little girls uh i gues the husbands parents and then a sister 47 now...this neighborhood hoping things will return to the way they were.. 52:55its a concern for everyone in the neighborhood that it was caused by an arson 58 fire officials say they responded to several fires in this area. police are working to determine if this arson is related to oth bay view, brittany shannon fox6 news. brad thanks brit charges tonight against a racine man-- accused of killing a father and daughter. he was in court. and details came out. how much he says he drank before he plowed into their car-- and where he was partying... right before the crash trump tower-- milwaukee county sheriff david clarke... meeting with the president- elect. the position he may be up for. and -- a sexual assault near marquette. tonight -- video of the attacker. those stories in

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke at trump tower in new york today.. he is reportedly in the running to take the lead of the department of homeland security. clarke was one of 8 people meeting president-elect donald trump today as mr. trump makes his transition of power.

named moments ago health and human services secretary. fox's peter doocy has more on the parade of candidates for some of the top jobs in government. i sot gov pence /i "it's going to be a busy week..."get ready. buckle up." the vice president elect wasn't kidding. retired four star general david petraeus visited the 26th floor of trump b-b-c radio he'd be willing to serve the incoming administration. i sot general petraeus /i was with him for about an hour. he basically walked us around the world, showed a great grasp of the variety of challenges that are out there, some of the opportunities as well 15:45:31 and tomorrow. mitt romney returns. for another discussion about the vacant secretary of state slot. even though top trump advisor kellyanne conway is openly campaigning against the 20-12 presidential nominee...who openly campaigned against donald trump in the 20-16 primaries i sot kellyanne conway on cnn

/i i'm all for party unity but i'm not sure that we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. but again, let me repeat. what donald trump decides kellyanne conway and everybody else will respect. it's just the backlash from the grassroots. part of mr trump's thanksgiving at his mar a lago club in palm beach. was spent asking club members who they thought should be the next secretary of state----romney, or rudy guiliani, according to a report in the new york post. guiliani was quoted in the wall street journal over the holiday as boasting quote: i f/s rudy in wsj /i my knowledge of foren good, or better, than anybody they're talking to," and he has been by trump's side longer than just about anybody this campaign cycle. tomorrow mitt romney will join rudy guiliani as the only administration job seekers to meet with mr trump more than once since the election. and we've learned that over the weekend mr trump and romney's 20-12 opponent. president obama. spoke on the phone for 45 minutes. but both sides are tight lipped about what those two talked about peter doocy fox news. the brown deer police officer

according to prosecutors-- 27- year-old devon kraemer and another officer were called out to a bus near 60th and donna for an unruly passenger back in march. they say-- after the passenger was taken off the bus and was on the ground-- officer kraemer shot him in the back. she says she could not see one of his hands and feared for her life. the passenger was injured, but he did survive. a racine man is now charged with three felonies after a horrific crash on friday. that crash killed a father and his daughter in caledonia. fox6's story. at age 25 levi ruchonen row-nan has his own home, a good job running pumps at the we energies power plant in oak creek.. but his life would change last friday.ruohonen told police he had some beers at a hockey game in wilson park,

meeting a friend at on the border strip club. a criminal complaint says ruchonen's truck rear ended a car making a turn.. near four mile road in caledonia. 39 year old kevin dalley was killed. his nine year old daughter emily was killed as well. another daughter, age 6 survived. he is in custody at the jail he is under watch by the mental health staff concerning his well being. tragedy. the criminal complaint says the wreckage was so bad the responding officer "was unable to discern where the truck ended and the sedan started" the officer said he broke a window with his baton to rescue those inside the victim's car. the criminal complaint says ruchonen smelled of intoxicants and had difficulty finding his driver's license, at one point he handed an officer a bottle of chewing tobacco spit instead. police say when he learned two people had died in the crash, ruohonen seemed in disbelief. the dalley family car was about to turn into a road to get to their subdivision.

man charged. in 20-10 he was given a ticket for drunk driving in river hills. he now is in jail on 50 thousand dollars bond. n racine myra sanchick fox6 news 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 george webb restaurant near 21st 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. police. and take a look at these pictures. an armed robbery at roman's foods near 18th and kerney place. it happened around 2:30 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 of these suspects. a former university of wisconsin- madison student accused of sexual

will be back in court next month. alec cook will have his preliminary hearing december 27th. the 20-year-old minnesota man is facing 14 felony charges and one misdemeanor hat accuses him of trying to choke one of the women. his attorneys say his encounters with the women were consensual and some of the women he met at classes. cook is facing charges that date back to march of 2015. both marquette and milwaukee police are asking for your help tracking down a sexual assault suspect. the female vict confronted by a man not far from campus. fox6's jonathon gregg has surveillance video showing that suspect from the night of the attack. it's.. the usual pace for a monday near marquette's campus. "there's been a lot of things going on lately." the usual pace - for during the day.

you either have transportation..." diamond sebastian picks it up, if she even goes out at all. "i try to make sure i have all of my appointments in the morning." the expecting mother makes regular visits to aurora sinai hospital. so she's routinely crossing the intersection of 17th and state. to protect ourselves the best way we can." it's the same location a young woman was sexually assaulted by a male suspect over the weekend. "marquette and milwaukee police say the attack happened around 11:15 saturday night and after the assault we're told suspect took off heading west." the victim was taken to an area hospital. while the suspect was spotted by several surveillance cameras including this angle from 18th and state. "just automatically contact them if you know the person's name or at least seen the person before.' police say the man was armed with a gun at the time of the incident and is advising residents to walk in groups if

feel something is about to go wrong." the suspect is described as a black man in his 20's, about five foot 8 with a thin build. if you'd like to take another look, go to our website fox six now dot com..if you recognize him you're asked to call police immediately. jon gregg fox 6 news. police say she was going more than 50 miles over the speed limit when she crashed. six people were hurt.. and one person died. one of the passengers tells fox 6 - -- he's still haunted by the crash. it's a story you'll see

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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 horrific crash faces some serious trouble. coming up-- we talked to one of her passengers in an interview

family helped the waukesha west high school football team have a fine season. the star running back says he couldn't have done it without them. find out why when we go beyond the game. introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a

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he was able to walk away from a deadly accident. but while he recovers -- his friend faces felony charges for her alleged role in the crime. in a story you'll see only on fox six -- that passenger talks to our derica williams. wanting to show his face as he heals from a horrific accident, adrian pyatt tells me he is physically and mentally scarred from the november 19th crash. it messes me up in the head to know that one boy died and the other in a coma and she is paralyzed from the waist down "she" is samira coleman-wilks. a criminal complaint says coleman-wilks was driving when

plates.. the complaint says she initially pulled towards the right curb, then suddenly sped off on 27th street. do you know why she pulled off from police? no i was sleep in the car the complaint says pyatt was startled awake by a 'screeching noise and his face and shoulder were striking the dashboard.' i woke up i couldnt move, my shoulder was messed up i got out i seen the car started crying and i couldnt really move like that police say data taken from the car shows coleman-wilks was 'traveling at 83 mph' in a 30mph zone. i cant tell you what she was thinking the car collided with a nissan before striking a light pole. rear passengers shawn oliver died at the scene. mario harrell suffers life threatening injuries. the 3 people in the nissan also were hurt. im just sorry about what happened..t i just wish i could take that day back police say coleman-wilks never had a

including second degree reckless homicide and second degree reckless injury. i did speak with coleman-wilks mother who confirmed her daughter did suffer some paralysis in the crash. derica williams, fox six news. a series of crashes in mukwonago ends with a 48-year-old woman being killed. it happened saturday night. police say the woman died after crashing into a pickup truck on sandy beach road -- near county other crashes just before that-- according to a witness. police say-- first -- the woman hit another car near county highway-j. she kept going-- hitting two signs at a nearby bible camp... and then she hit a tree before crashing into the truck. a woman's vehicle is engulfed in flames after crashing in washington county. officials say yesterday morning after 3-- a woman left a party in kenosha. she became lost and ended up on county

authorities say her vehicle's oil pan was torn off on the concrete curb-- causing it to catch fire. she was taken into custody. officials say the woman's b-a-c was over twice the legal limit. the waukesha west high school football team has been successful for a long time. the fabric of that success is rooted in relationships. tom pipines goes beyond the game. hsfb 10/28 watertown at waukesha west family out here on friday nights. this is just what we do on fall fridays. we come out and we watch football, and we play football. 20:42:09 the waukesha west football team is a family. within that family, you have the the macudden family. there's tony, a wolverines assistant coach..and his 4 sons! 20:42:13 it started a long time ago with my son anthony, kevin, thomas and peter; we've just had such a great experience here at waukesha west. kevin, and thomas played at west. peter, just a junior, is a star running back and linebacker anthony, the oldest, wore the "original" number 22 when he

youth fb 20:43:33 it's just really cool to start something. your brothers follow suit. started with kev. ends with pete. ya know tommy was right there with him. i'm just proud. 20:43:42 kevin maccudden went on to play college ball at uw oshkosh; he'll be returning to his alma mater to join his dad on the waukesha west staff. 20:44:05 i love this place. i had such a good experience here. coach rux. the entire west family. they really kind of embraced our whole family. that's what they do here at west. 20:44:12 and the maccudden family embraces one another..they're tight. 20:43:47 peter's been to every one of our sporting events. this is where i'm supposed to be. it's where i want to be. it's what it's all about 20:43:56 the older brothers are proud of peter. even with a year of high school left, he's being looked at by the badgers and northwestern. 20:44:36 everything i know i try to pass on. anthony's helped me, peter. he's been to so many of our events, it's crazy how much he's learned from all of us, and he's exceeded all of us, i think. he has, huh. he has. he may not

20:44:49 20:45:02 it's great. i'm probably the most proud. because i got to play with him in 8th grade. he was suiting up, playing at a young age. i take most of the credit for all his success. ha ha like kevin said. he makes us proud. he's surpassing us and that's what we want. we couldn't be more happy for him 20:45:18 20:45:25 they set it all up for me. i can't thank them enough. kevin hit it right on the head. i went to all their sporting events. i learned everything i could from them. and i couldn't be more thankful for them showing up to my s helping me out as much as they can. being an inspiration to me and helping me along my journey 20:45:40 20:45:59 it's really exciting to see my dad there on the sidelines share a quick word before it starts. knowing how much he loves me. i just can't thank him enough for that, and i know he's always going to be there for me., 20:46:10 20:43:11 'm just proud of them. i'm proud of them being part of a bigger group than just themselves. they don't play for themselves; they don't play for this family. they

west, and that's what we're proud of. the wolverine...the wolverines family; that's us 20:43:22 for the maccudden clan--it all starts and end with the mom. #1 20:47:19 watching all my boys on the field just warms my heart every week. and the special moments i see them have together . and with their teammates is just amazing. god's blessed us abundantly and we are just so grateful, and just want to share all the love and support that everybody has here. 20:47:36 tp; fss we're shown you the stories before. thieves stealing packages off of porches.. surge of package thefts in our area - where thieves struck - 4 times! and with winter around the corner - a renewed push to end chronic homelessness. how milwaukee leaders are making it happen. the rain will taper off overnight as the warmest day of the week comes in tomorrow. i'll have your fox6

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appears in this new public service announcement, telling women "you don't have to do it alone, you're not alone." in may, heard accused then- husband johnny depp of physical violence after filing for divorce. she later withdrew the allegations before they settled the case. martin scorsese's new movie "silence" opens in january, but it premieres tomorrow in an unusual setting: the vatican. the film is about 17th-century jesuit missionaries in japan, where "silence" will be screened for some 400 priests and other guests... though pope francis is not expected to attend. and that's the buzz. a soggy start to the week.. weather expert tom wachs is coming up with the forecast. some tough luck for uber users tomorrow.. why a driver might not show up. and making a better milwaukee. how to make your voice heard-- and why it's about more than just downtown.

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milwaukee, coming up tonight new at ten: how safe is your cemetery? for - they found out the hard way that crime can creep in just about anywhere. ill have that story tonight new at ten.' ----------- also tonight--it's not the north pole....it's busier. tonight, contact six shows you the workings of the

kenosha county. what happens after you hit "send". tonight at ten. governor scott walker is asking the u-s department of agriculture for help with crop losses suffered in wisconsin... freezing temperatures in may led to major losses in 10 counties... a disaster designation would make low-interest loans available to producers. frost and freezing temperatures most affected apples, strawberries, and hops blossom. all the counties involved -- mainly in western wisconsin -- lost 30-percent or more. ogden and company wants to begin building a nearly 16 million dollar apartment development in waukesha next fall. there would be 122 high-end apartments in two four-story buildings. the development would satisfy a recent lawsuit settlement with the city... it was filed after an agreement between ogden and the city stalled. waukesha officials requested payments instead of property taxes that

will review the concept next month. for more business news - go to fox 6 now dot com for a link to the business journal. adlib to wx weather rain continue this evening, coming to an end after midnight. many areas have 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. 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

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. sunday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 27 high: 43

anchors thanks weather this year fox 6 is partnering with marquette university and sharp literacy for a program called 'reading with the golden eagles' once a month the marquette basketball players read books to students around milwaukee. these visits are to encourage the extremely beneficial. the students also received t-shirts and a visit from the golden eagle mascot. 'means a lot to our kids because theyre role models for our students and our students need that positive role model in their lives.' the program also has a competition element - for the kids who read the most-- prizes will be given such as tickets to marquette games...or autographs...and other m-u swag. with winter coming quickly,

together to help the less fortunate citizens of 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 find refuge from the cold. 'its 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 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 as a community is to equip both 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

hardest part can be actually making that call, and accepting that you need help.' 'everybody has their dignity and their pride ... to 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. 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 in our post on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. just search "shelters."

cyber monday. retailers are hoping that offering better online deals for cyber monday will get more people to shop than on black friday shoppers looking for discounts spurred online sales the day after thanksgiving to a new high. online shoppers spent 540 million dollars - affirming that sales are expected to top 3 and a half billion. that's up nearly 10 percent from a year ago meantime - keep an eye on those packages.. whitefish bay police reportin of porches.. two thefts happened at homes near bayridge and birch on friday and saturday. a third package was taken saturday-- near kent and lancaster. and if you're in the mood to giveback - tomorrow is giving tuesday. it's in its 5th year.. people are encouraged to donate to their favorite charities or even just their time.. giving tuesday is a world-wide event. looking ahead - hundreds of uber drivers are planning to join a national protest tomorrow for 15-dollar minimum

uber drivers in several cities will idle their cars and march with other industry workers. uber has said drivers in its top 20 u-s markets actually average more than 19-dollars an hour. but drivers complain of aggressive fare cuts and no accounting for expenses like gas, repairs and insurance. the 'fight for 15' movement has been going since 2012. since then, a 15-dollar minimum wage has been approved in new york, california, and washington minimum wage will be gradually increased to $15 dollars an hour in 2022. and part of that fight for 15 - hundreds of workers at chicago's o'hare international airport will strike tomorrow. they waited until after the holiday because they want the public's support and wouldn't want to mess up anyone's holiday plans. texas has become the second state in the continental united states to confirm a

the virus in a non-pregnant female resident of brownsville last week. she has not traveled to an area where the virus is circulating. health officials said they are not surprised -that the virus was found in south texas, near the mexico border. the only other u-s state where the virus is circulating is florida. building a better milwaukee. it's the goal of one group. they're trying to figure out how to do and they want you to help. fox 6's ashley sears explains. skyline seems ever-changing-- growth is spotted from a new bucks arena-- to the northwestern mutual skyscraper. 26:54 we have a transformation, a renaissance, if you will, taking place in

could depend on you. 29:14 we have to capitalize on the tremendous development thats taking place right now. m-k-e united is creating a downtown action agenda. asking resident to fill out a survey about what matters to them. they want to make sure--there are benefits beyond downtown growth. standup: the group hopes once the projects are finished and the orange barrels have been moved, that success here translates to other parts of the city, 34:51 business has been very good. cristian vega owns the sushi restaurant "screaming tuna." he's says new development over the last 5 years has helped his walker's point business. and believes it can ol 36:57 the density of this city raising, the future looks very very good for us. he doesn't just want what's best for him--- but an entire city-- hopeful everyone can have a hand in its success. 42:10 we have a lot of personal responsibility to take the future of our city, of our neighborhood in our own hands and make a positive impact. ashley sears fox 6 news if you'd like to take the milwaukee united survey - go to

10pm open now at ten. a presidential recount -- all but official here in wisconsin. the one thing that needs to happen first. ----- plus. "i was pounding on the windows and doors and i knew someone was in there." the bay view family lucky to be alive -- thans ------------ and a fox six exclusive. criminals targeting those mourning the loss of loved ones -- at a cemetery.... we start with that: a grave situation. two cars have been stolen from mourners at a local cemetery. you wont believe the tactic one crook allegedly used to swipe a vehicle. 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...

mourning the loss of loved ones... now they are mourning the loss of their car! area to mourn... a space to remember. milwaukees valhalla cemetery near 91-st and silver spring should be a safe location for quiet reflection... but according to