the clock is ticking. yet another deadline for wisconsin's recount. how much money jill stein's campaign has to pay today. good morning and welcome to wakeup! after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in

possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind: sw 2-4 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays delays green on traffic map = no delays breaking news this morning. 76 people are dead after a plane crash in colombia. the jet was carrying members of a brazilian soccer team. kim is live in the newsroom with the latest. this just in -- authorities say they have found a sixth

the wreckage. the plane ended up going down in medellin ...after declaring an emergency.it's not clear what caused the crash ... but the area was hit with heavy rain and thunderstorms. there were 81 people on board the plane. officials say the brazilian soccer team was heading to colombia for a regional tournament final. the south american soccer federation has canceled all activities until further notice. its a countdown until the recount! if its going to happen -- today is the deadline for the jill stein campaign to derica williams joins us from city hall with the very latest theres now a price tag for a recount of the presidential election in wisconsin: three-point-five million dollars. and the jill stein campaign has until today to pay it. as for how the recount would be conducted, thats bit more complicated. right now, the state elections commission is letting each county decide whether to do it by hand or by machine. the stein campaign has asked a dane county judge to order that

the racine county clerk is planning to do mostly by machine but will recount the receipts from touch-screen machines be hand. she says it would take longer if everything was by hand... sometimes, individual counts are off and instead of counting that set of ballots and matching it with the number of voters in the poll book, youre counting it two or three times instead and that does the milwaukee county clerk says having the recount by hand could jeopardize making the december 12 deadline. the dane county clerk says theyll do it by hand regardless since the stein campaign is worried about the possibility the machines were hacked. all of the county clerks we talked to though...say such a hack is extremely unlikely since the machines arent connected to the internet. if all goes as planned, the wisconsin election commission timeline is for the recount to begin this

observer training will be conducted this evening at 6:30. happening now. a nationwide movement, fighting for a raise in the minimum wage. the so-called "day of disruption" -includes workers at o'hare airport. workers across the country-- including here in milwaukee-- are seeking a 15- dollar-an-hour wage. this is a near the mcdonalds near 9th and north. two other demonstrations are planned for today. at one, workers and community leaders will rally at city hall. there's also a protest planning for this evening at five o'clock at the mcdonald's on miller park way. in milwaukee county -the minimum wage will be gradually increased to 15 dollars an hour by 2022. charges have been filed against the racine man accused of driving drunk and causing a double fatal crash

ruohonen faces several felonies in the case.he was allegedly drunk when he got behind the wheel friday night. prosecutors say he rear-ended kevin dalley's vehicle in caledonia. dalley and his 9-year-old daughter were both killed. his 6-year-old daughter was also injured in the crash. ruohonen's bond is set at 50-thousand dollars. and in milwaukee -- 18-year-old "samira coleman-wilks" is facing multiple felonies after deadly crash over the weekend. she was allegedly going 83 in a tried to flee police. her car eventually collided with a nissan before striking a light pole near 27th and capitol. shawn oliver died at the scene -- while another passenger had life-threatening injuries. the 3 people in the nissan also were hurt. police say coleman-wilks never had a valid drivers license of any sort. the losing streak is over! the packers getting a big win against the eagles last night. but there was an interesting moment during the game that created quite the

quarterback aaron rodgers disappeared behind a tent for a few plays last night. there was some concern over whether or not he was injured. he addressed the moment after last night's victory... "ad to drop my drawers a little bit to get taped up and wanted to do it in the privacy of the tent. rodgers said he injured his hamstring during the third quarter after that -- he was able to finish the game strong. the packers winning 27 to 13. coming up in the next half hour...we'll have highlights from the game..plus how the players feeling about getting out of their rut. coming up -- evacuations underway in tennessee after wildfires threaten dozens of

just ahead. plus - a prayer vigil held for the victims in the attack at ohio state university. the very latest - after the break. and asking for help after huge crop losses at the beginning of the season. what governor scott walker is asking for - coming up.

stephanie's weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatre saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low:

for those injured during an attack yesterday on campus. 11 people were injured -- when a student plowed his car into them ... and then began stabbing them. a quick-acting ohio state officer is credited with saving lives ... after he shot and killed the suspect. and all the victims are expected to survive. members of the community held a prayer vigil in honor of the victims last night. "a lot of people are experiencing fear and kind of shock and sadness. people now and its pretty sad." classes are expected to resume today at o-s-u. the motive for the attack is under investigation. and we'll have much more on the man behind the attack coming up on wakeup. in illinois -- an off-duty cop shoots and kills a crime suspect -- after bumping into him outside a walmart. police say the officer was shopping in this store in cahokia when he saw the suspect monday afternoon. the officer shot him before police came to the scene. the suspect still managed to get into

down the street trying to get away from police. police say the suspect was arrested, but he later died at the hospital. there's still no word on why he was wanted by police. the off-duty officer works in washington park, about ten miles from cahokia. coming up - the record kohls broke on thanksgiving. plus -- wildfires raging in tennessee. the damage done by the massive blazes - after the break. and win super bowl tickets for life! the golden ticket -- or beer in this case --

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you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind:

= major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays raging wildfires prompting mandatory evacuations in gatlinburg, tennessee and the surrounding communitie have been making it difficult for firefighters to battle the massive blazes. kim joins us now with more. the flames have already destroyed dozens of buildings in the area. the national guard is now on scene helping fight the flames. meanwhile - the national park service says the fire continues to grow within the smokey mountain national park. the popular dollywood theme park is also threatened by the flames. no deaths have been reported. the cause of the fire is unknown at this time. the southeast is currently dealing with the worst drought

governor scott walker is asking the u-s department of agriculture for help with crop losses suffered in the state. freezing temperatures in may led to major losses in 10 counties... the governor is seeking a disaster designation which would make low- interest loans available to producers. frost and freezing temperatures most affected apples, strawberries, hops and other crops that had started to bud or blossom. all the counties involved -- mainly in western wisconsin -- lost 30-percent or more. anchors chat/toss to rob stephanie's weather we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday

the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind: sw 2-4 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with areas of wind: wsw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. am low: 36 high: 43 wind: wnw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 30 high: 40 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 28

mostly cloudy. am low: 29 high: 41 wind: sw 5-10 mph we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight:

mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. high: 46 wind: wsw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. am low: 36 high: 43 wind: wnw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 30 high: 40 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: 28 high: 39 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 29 high: 41 wind: sw 5-10 mph am low: 29 high: 41 wind: sw 5-10 mph the milwaukee business journal is reporting that kohl's corporation had a "record-breaking" thanksgiving. kohls set a record for single-day online sales. the company has been increasingly focusing on its digital strategy... including a buy online, pick-up in store service that launched in 2015. and in october, the company launched its own mobile

the holidays. no word yet on how the company did on cyber monday. ahead on wakeup - the deadline jill stein's campaign has to make a recount happen in wisconsin. and help for residents with a lead service line. where you can pick a free water filter on the south side today. and the brewers are looking for their biggest fans. how you can take part in a photo shoot at miller park. chicken tenders bbq sauce glazed carrots crunchy celery sticks

wakeup news. anchors adlib weather over live pic today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 the milwaukee brewers are calling all fans who want to show their team pride! their holding a casting call for a special photo shoot at miller

the team is looking to capture pictures to use in their marketing campaign next season. the brewers say the goal is to get real, authentic, and passionate fans. so come decked out in your brewers finest at miller park thursday through saturday. the photo shoot also happens to fall on the team's annual clubhouse sale as well. bud light is offering one lucky fan super bowl tickets for life! the company is disr thousand golden "bud light" cans across the country. if you find one of these cans...take a picture with it and post it on social media with the hashtag #s-b-tix-4- life and hashtag-sweeps. six winners will be chosen a week... winning a pair of season tickets to their favorite team. the big winner will be picked from that group during the week of january sixteenth. super bowl 51 airs february fifth right here on

coming up on wakeup - dictionary dot com releases their word of the year. how the brexit and presidential race influenced this year's choice. and running on all cylinders. we get a behind the scenes look at amazon during their busiest time of the year. plus -- robbed while mourning loved ones. details on the cars stolen at a cemetery in milwaukee. the packers break a four game losing streak. which running back got his first touchdown

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you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. breaking news out of colombia. 76 people are killed after a plane carrying a brazilian soccer team crashes. how many survivors have been pulled from the wreckage so far. a national day of disruption under way in cities across the country and here in milwaukee. where people are taking to the streets in the fight to raise the

stephanie's weather we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind: sw 2-4 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on

breaking news. at least 76 people are dead after a plane crash in colombia. the plane was carrying members of one of brazil's soccer teams. nicole joins us now with the latest. the plane went down on its way to medellin's international people survived. there were 81 people on board the plane. authorities say the plane declared an emergency during the flight, because of an electrical failure. it's not clear what caused the crash ... but the area was hit with heavy rain and thunderstorms. the south american soccer federation has canceled all activities until further notice. the timeline for the tally has been set. and today is the day that we will know if there will be a presidential recount.

latest developments. today is the deadline for green party candidate jill stein to pay the 3 and a half million dollar estimated cost by this afternoon or the whole thing is off. she says she has the money. as of now, president-elect donald trump leads hillary clinton by 22-thousand votes in wisconsin. stein got barely 1 percent of the vote. county clerks are expecting to start the recount on thursday. they finish. the state is 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. its going to reassure wisconsin voters that we have a fair system, that were not counting illegal votes, were not counting dead peoples votes

county court, asking a judge to order county clerks to count ballots by hand. unless the judge agrees, clerks will be able to hand-count or feed the ballots through voting machines, which is faster. the commission rejected claims that wisconsin's voting machines were hacked. members say that would be impossible, because the machines aren't hooked up to the internet. as for the, the first wisconsin recount observer training that will be conducted tonight at 6:30 in muskego. . raise. workers across the country-- including here in milwaukee-- are seeking a 15- dollar-an-hour wage. this is a live look at a group gathered near the mcdonalds near 9th and north. two other demonstrations are planned for today. at one, workers and community leaders will rally at city hall. there's also a protest planning for this evening at five o'clock. community leaders and elected officials are planning to protest at the mcdonald's on miller park way.

the minimum wage will be gradually increased to 15 dollars an hour by 2022. if you live in a home with a lead service line - today you will have a chance to get a free water filter. the city partnered with a-o smith, and the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county to provide aquasana-branded water filtration products to those impacted. filters will be distributed on the south side today at the sixteenth street community health center on cesar chavez drive from 5 to 7 and then tomorrow at kosciuszko community they came to the cemetery to mourn loved ones... now they are mourning the loss of their cars! and police are investigating an arson in bay view that happened on thanksgiving. angelica joins us now with the latest. police say they are working to determine if the arson is related to any other recent incidents in the area. officials say around 1130 thursday night, suspects set fire to the back of a home on east dover street. a family

neighbors and police. fire officials said they responded to several fires in this area. and milwaukee police say they are investigating two separate armed robberies that took place at the valhalla cemetery near 91-st and silver spring. the most recent occurred on sunday in broad daylight. police say two suspects armed with a stun gun, approached a man in the cemetery. they took the man's keys and his car. a similar incident took place around noon...but police were able to recover the victim's vehicle. trying to determine if either incident is connected. there are no suspects in custody. the packers back in the win category...beating the philadelphia eagles last night 27 to 13. it's something the packers haven't done in four games! our tim van vooren at the game in philly with highlights from the

adams for 12 yards and the score. 5 catches 113 yards the second quarter, it's the same combo. great pass and catch for a 20-yard td. 14 to 10 packers at half. defense had a good game, here h interception. and a running back gets a touchdown, the first this year, as aaron ripkoski goes in from a yard out. packers win 27-13 to up their record to 5 and 6. they're now 29 and oh when leading after 3

ahead on wakeup - nasa has a challenge for you. how to get rid of human waste safely for astronauts. the prize you get if you can solve the problem. also this morning -- more calls for protesters to move off the dakota access pipeline land. but this time - not for trespassing but for sae next. and what we know so far about the man who injured 11 people on ohio state university's campus. what he posted on facebook before the attack. .expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s....our weather expert stephanie barichello has the

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you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. rob's weather w breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low:

= major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays running a brothel out of a house in union grove expected to appear in court today. eugenia nance faces numerous felony and misdemeanor charges. investigators say they found ads on "back page dot com"-- essentially a craigslist for prostitution. police say nance and adena sparks told them they needed money and were quote "doing this to survive". there were four children living

brother- in-law in whitewater also expected in court. 31-year-old alan johnson has been charged with first degree intentional homicide. he allegedly shot and killed 43-year- old "kenneth myszkewicz last month.the victim's wife actually called 9-1-1 --- thinking he fell down the stairs. johnson's preliminary hearing in walworth county set to take place at 3:30 this afternoon. we're beginning to learn more about the man who attacked students on ohio state university's campus yesterday. this as investigators are trying the student to hit several people with his car...and attack others with a knife. angelica joins us now with the latest. 11 people were injured..and one remains in critical condition. in less than two minutes after the initial crash-- a police officer shot and killed abdul razak ali artan. artan was an ohio state student of somali descent and was a permanent resident of the united states. police are now searching his home. law enforcement officials say that on facebook artan

investigators say it could be the motive but they are continuing to investigate. classes are expected to resume on campus today. a judge grants dylann roof -- the suspected charleston, south carolina, church shooter -- the ability to represent himself in court. roof says he wants to move forward without his counsel. he is accused fatally shooting nine black parishioners during a bible study at a charleston church last year. federal prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against roof, who is charg crimes. he's pleaded not guilty. jury selection is underway in the first of two death penalty trials he faces. the trial is expected to start early next year. despite growing demand for protesters to move from the dakota access pipeline land...the group vows to stand their ground...and are in for the long haul. they've been ordered to leave by december 5th. this past friday, the u-s army corps of engineers warned that activists who refused to leave could face arrest. however, officials have since backtracked, saying they have no plans

governor has ordered protesters to clear out immediately for a different reason other than trespassing -- harsh winter conditions. he says the temporary dwellings they made have not been inspected and could pose serious public safety concerns....and that first responders would no longer be responsible for providing emergency services to those who remained. it's one of amazon's busiest days of the year...and judging by the flurry of activity at lot of people snuck in some online shopping at work on cyber monday. contact 6's jenna sachs reports. judging by the flurry of activity at the amazon fulfillment center. a lot of people ... snuck in some online shopping at work this cyber monday. but here in kenosha ... theres no slacking off ... just amping up. we will have deals going on all week and all season. this is

floor level robots ... fetch pods with inventory. amazon staff sort your purchase ... and send it off to packaging ... who send it to labeling ... and then to your doorstep. weve got trucks coming in here every hour or so. you can tell from this one conveyer belt the sheer volume of orders theyre getting today. last holiday season, amazon says it got 629 orders per second and this year they expect the number will be higher. weve got probably over a thousand people working today. the most popular items this year? tech gadgets like the echo ... amazons the smaller echo dot ... both on sale. this is only 39.99 right now. also ... the original kindle .. and interactive kids toys. even during this time of high demand ... amazon still has free two day delivery for prime members. it costs 99 dollars a year . you can also sign up for a free one month trial of prime. in milwaukee in particular we have have one hour delivery available to prime members

in this one million square foot facility ... buzzing like bees in a hive through christmas. i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. anchors chat and toss to rob stephanie's weather we dry out today after record e yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by

to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind: sw 2-4 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. high: 46 wind: wsw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with areas of high: 43 wind: wnw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 30 high: 40 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 28 high: 39 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy. am low: 29

after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind: sw 2-4 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. high: 46 wind: wsw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. am low: 36 high: 43 wind: wnw 5-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy. am low: 30 high: 40 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 28 high: 39 wind: w 5-10 mph

traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays champion cleveland cavaliers to the bradley center tonight! that includes lebron james and kyrie irving. this is the first time that matthew dellavedova has faced his former team. if you remember -- the point guard spend his first three seasons with the cavaliers before siging with the bucks. tonight's game tips off

their big ten title game on saturday. but the team's quarterback - alex hornibrook - is officially listed as questionable at this point. he left the game versus minnesota this past saturday...with a concussion. the big ten championship game against penn state takes place this saturday right here on fox 6. it's a must win if the badgers are going to have a shot at a final 4 playoff berth. brandon cruz will be with the team in indianapolis. his reports kickoff thursday night. as we wind down 2016...dictionary dot com releases their pick for word of the break. and nasa trying to flush out a problem dealing with human waste. their challenge that could win you 30- thousand dollars - next. time now... you're taking a

wakeup news. the late pop star prince -- one year after his death. the music legend will be honored over a four-day festival at his paisley park home. morris day and prince's band-- "the revolution" -- are expected to perform...with more artists to join the lineup. organizers say the festival will include panel discussions and presentations on prince's influence on the music industry. "celebration 20-17" will take place april 20th to the 23rd.

about 500 dollars...and you aren't allowed to take any pictures or videos. prince died on april 21st this year. he was 57 years old. dictionary dot com has just released their word of the year...and it's not a very happy one this time. it's xenophobia.'' the website defines xenophobia as fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures, or strangers.'' dictionary dot com says the brexit vote, syria's refugee crisis, and the u.s. presidential race were among drove spikes in lookups of the word. a japanese theme park in hot water after freezing 5-thousand fish in a skating rink. 'space world', has since apologized for the rink...and was forced to close the attraction on sunday after public backlash. the special winter attraction was called "freezing port" --and included fish, crabs and other shellfish, embedded into the ice. space world's manager says that the social media reaction has

remove the fish from the skate rink... hold a religious service for them...and then reuse them as fertilizer. nasa scientists have a challenge for you...and it deals with a not-so- glamorous issue. they've launched a competition to invent a "hands-free" system that handles human waste inside a space suit. the problem occurs when astronaut nasa needs a way to circulate that waste away from the astronaut's body until they can get out of the suit. right now astronauts must wear a diaper during launch and landing activities or while spacewalking. so this is where you come in. nasa is offering a 30-thousand dollar prize if you can come up with a solution. we have more information our

it's important to get this message out because times are changing, prices are going up, its getting harder to buy things a struggling every single day. now at 7-- a national "day of disruption" why workers are protesting in milwaukee and across the country this morning. plus.. a key deadline for wisconsin's presidential election recount. what has to happen today in order for the process to move forward. and their losing streak is broken! the packers pick up a win on the road. the key plays that led the green and gold to