-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com breaking news at four... tense moments in -- and around-- a west allis school today.. after a bomb threat is discovered on a wall. the message written -- alarming enough to send students a location.. and end classes early. fox six's justin williams is live near lincoln intermediate school with more. justin? a west allis/west milwaukee school district spokesperson tells me there is no indication of any bomb being inside lincoln intermediate school, today. but, this bomb threat offers enough credibility that it forces an

spokesperson, around 11-45 a-m, a bomb threat is discovered, written on a tile, inside a third floor, boys bathroom. after west allis police are contacted, students are ushered one block east, to jordan evangelical lutheran church. meanwhile, their parents and caregivers are alerted, and they come to the church to pick-up their students--ne of whom describes what happened, in his art class, today. the teacher was like, get ready to go to a different place, when the principal knocks on the door. and, a couple minutes later, she did, and we left. there was no announcement about it, or according to a statement from the west allis/west milwaukee school district, classes were canceled, for the remainder of the day, along with all evening sporting events, and after- school activities. the schools regularly scheduled classes and activities are set to resume, wednesday. live, in west allis, im justin williams, fox 6 news.

two big decisions looming for the wisconsin presidential election recount. green party presidential candidate jill stein must pay 3-point-5 million dollars by 4-30... to ensure a recount moves forward. also in 30-minutes.. a court hearing to determine if that recount happens.. will it be a ?machine count or a paper count? fox six's theo keith is in madison.. at the dane county courthouse with the latest. roll cue to vo: hand count all ballots

committed whatever it is, were committed to doing it. and so were proceeding. our finance director is in madison and all along weve been prepared to deliver certified checks for whatever

brad thanks theo. we are monitoring closely the developments related to this presidential recount. click the "politics" tab when you visit news app -- for the latest information. president-elect donald trump nominates two more members of his cabinet. the transition team announcing this morning republican congressman tom price of georgia as the president-elect's pick for health and human services secretary. price has been a vocal critic of obamacare. mister trump also announced his pick for transportation

secretary of labor under george w. bush. she is also the wife of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the latest now on wildfires raging in eastern tennessee. firefighters are focusing on extinguishing structure fires.. and clearing roads. the national guard is on hand checking buildings for any people. fox 6's ted perry is in the newsroom with more. ted? high winds have fueled raging wildfires... forcing the evacuation of thousands of people. three people have been killed in the wildfires. hundred buildings have also been damaged or destroyed. emergency officials are ordering people in gatlinburg, pigeon forge and areas near the smoky mountains to leave. national guard troops are being sent in to help overwhelmed firefighters, as dry conditions and a strong weather front are making conditions worse. the gatlinburg fire chief praises the courage of those helping people escape the flames. "it's difficult to go out into a community and try to protect

property and everything that you've worked for is burning down, but that's what these men and women have done for the last 24 hours." several shelters have opened for people forced to leave their homes. and officials are making county school buses available to transport any more evacuees as the wildfires continue to spread .. perry, fox 6 news. steph thanks ted. as we mentioned earlier, the weather conditions played a big role in how quickly the fire spread. weather expert tom wachs has a look at what was going on in eastern tennessee, and how it's tied to the weather we've been seeing here, more than 600 miles away.

the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the mid-30s by morning. increasing clouds on wednesday. it will be a cooler day with areas of drizzle/flurries as an area of low pressure moves through. highs in the mid-40s. mostly cloudy and cool to round out the week with highs in the upper 30s to with some sun returning on sunday. highs will warm into the low 40s by sunday afternoon. tonight: mostly clear. low: 36 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. high: 44 wind: sw 5-15

identified the two people found dead in a home last wednesday. police say william and karen krueger, who are husband and wife were found dead in their home on hickory trail. they both died of gunshot wounds. according to police, they are not looking for any suspects, and that it is not a domestic violence case. police add that health issues were possibly a factor in the case. several hundred water filters are now available -- free of charge -- to qualifying milwaukee residents. it's happening today and tomorrow in two locations on the citys

drinking water to reduce the risk of lead exposure. but ?public health recommendations call for homes with lead service lines.. and young children or pregnant women... to get a water filter certified to remove lead. all filters are on a first-come, first- serve basis... and you only qualify for a filter if your home is on a lead lateral. 'we really hope residents take advantage of this opportunity and this resource. in addition to getting a free filter theyll have an po environmental health about lead poisoning.' tonights pick up is from 5 to 7 p-m at the 16th street w-i-c clinic. tomorrow you can also pick up a filter from 5-7pm at the kosciuszko community center. the packers faced a "must win" situation last night in philadelphia, and they came through with flying colors. aaron rodgers said last week that he felt the pack could "run the table". that would make one down, five

victory tuesday! seems far fetched, but if rodgers keeps playing the way he did last night..who knows! this much is certain..the 2-time mvp was never better-and with a 5 and 6 record--two games behind detroit in the division--the packers still have a pulse! first drive, rodgers to davante adams for 12 yards and the score. 5 catches 113 r the same combo. great pass and catch for a 20-yard td. 14 to 10 packers at half. philly's far from a super bowl contender right now, but mike mccarthy's defense and special teams were solid. ha ha clinton-dix with the interception. what's this? a packers running

goes in from a yard out. packers win 27-13 tto improve their record to 5 and 6. as always, aaron rodgers led the way.. 22:50:30 i think his positive attitude has been consistent throughout his time. he's grown as a quarterback starting in 2 thousand 8, and he's grown as a person too. 22:50:39 audio edit 22:50:55 but he's an excellent leader, always has been". 22:50:59 23:15: 22 "there's a big difference between 4 and 6 and 5 and 7 for sure. i hope there's not a ton of relief; because we still have a lot of things in front of us this was a step in the right direction". 23:15:33 houston and seattle at home...at chicago..minnesota in lambeau..ast detroit.,. lots of work left..but last night was a positive sign. brad.

coming up on fox 6 news at four... fencing has a foothold in our area, how you can step in and take a stab at it. plus -- how a new competition from nasa will have you getting hands-

it's a record for shoppers on cyber monday. nearly three and a half billion dollars was spent yesterday. shoppers spent over twelve percent more than last year's cyber monday. consumers spent more than a billion dollars shopping on their tablets and smartphones. nasa scientists have a challenge for you...and it deals with a 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 astronauts spend hours and hours in a suit. 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

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 website fox 6 now dot com. it's a sport that's growing in popularity in the milwaukee area. you don't have to be the biggest, fastest, or strongest to be one of the best. tim van vooren goes beyond the game. tucked into a strip mall on brown deer road, the milwaukee

youngsters for a week long camp.... that's fine because all manner of athletes can succeed in fencing.... 93642 "there's no weight classes.... i'm 5-6 when i'm focusing on standing as tall as i can, but there's very few people who can actually straight up beat me, because it's all about experience and tactics and technique." 93659 the guys and gals in joe biebel's class are interested in the sport for different reasons... nine year old heino od in the movie "the princess bride"... 101222 "i always took the light saber out and started going bam like that to the knight and then we really got into swords and blade play and now i feel like fencing is really my sport." 101238 others decided to take stab at it after watching the recent olympics.... 93935 "this group doubled in the last week... and a lot of people have just recently sent me requests to be in the beginner adult classes, so i

couple of months." 93954 93323 "i got in as a kid because my best friend fencing at a club in wauwatosa." 93330 93347 "the very first time we fenced, he hit his weapon on the driveway, and we didn't really have decent protective gear, and he knocked the tip off and he hit me, it punctured my rib and came out the other side." 03400 joe preaches safety, conditioning, aggression, but above all else, focus, in his classes...he finds most people to pick up the basics of the sport quickly and

stella mann is a ten year old from whitefish bay.... 101927 "i like that nobody else at my school does it... and they have no clue what it is." 101936 101354 "are you good ? do you know if you're good at this ?? i think so, i believe i am, i don't know.... i can't say it myself, but.... 101403 heino's coach would concur.... in fact, joe would say there are a lot of talented are in his programs and some of whom probably don't know a thing about the sport..... but no matter their gender or size, they could strike in this growing pursuit..... in milwaukee, tim van vooren, fox six sports... ad lib about pkg coming up on fox 6 news at four... he's the naughtiest santa in the business... and he's back. gino sits down with

"bad santa" -- back for the holidays. the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger.

temperatures falling through the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the mid-30s by morning. increasing clouds on wednesday. it will be a cooler day with areas of drizzle/flurries as an area of low pressure moves through. highs in the mid-40s. mostly cloudy and cool to round out the week with highs in the

with some sun returning on sunday. highs will warm into the low 40s by sunday afternoon. tonight: mostly clear. low: 36 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with areas of drizzle/flurries. high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph be able to find me at my grandmas house in grand rapids? because no one is going to be at our chicago house for two weeks. oh yeah dont worry ill find you. but hey do santy a favor will you. you know the address where youre not going to be? write it down on a piece of paper and bring it back to santy will ya?" a decade later and bad santa is still causing trouble.

ad lib to bite you heard from people over the years since the first one? quite a few. thats one of the things that people will come up and say to me in public. people always want to know about bad santa. its astounding sometimes a kid will come up to me and go mommy look its bad santa. wait a minute. what kind of parent are you, let your kid go see that movie. say the line mom say the line. yeah. what do you say to santa cough yeah."

has to play well off of ad lib to bite -- and the cast has to play well off of each other. ad lib to bite "i could see you in a thousand different movies together. that chemistry works so well. yeah tony and i have a thing. its

too. and whats amazing about him is as nasty as he can be in this movie. hes maybe the nicest guy ive ever met. so believe me its a real stretch for him to be that nasty cuz hes not like that. and then you add kathy bates to the mix. does it get any better than that. oh shes great. i love kathy. always have. we worked together in 96 was the last time. so its been 20 years. and shes game. yeah shell stand right there nose to

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as our world becomes more and more interconnected, a nonprofit that started overseas is now helping small businesses in wisconsin. to kiva, and the people around the globe helping support our local economy... from food to forging, and everything in between, milwaukee businesses have found a new source of funding - an online community that connects companies to much- needed capital. 'i started telling everybody i know with a small business, try it. ' kiva started as a nonprofit organization providing zero-

countries. 'kiva is a swahili word for unity.' they started a u.s. division about five years ago, and began funding projects in wisconsin in february 2015. 'a year and a half later, we are already the eighth- largest market in kiva u.s., out of fifteen.' 'any citizen in the world: milwaukee, wisconsin, nationwide and in the world can go onto the kiva site and find a business that they feel they want to support.' its important to its a loan. and kiva reports a repayment rate above 97%. but it does not require the credit or background checks of a traditional bank. 'for many people, it is the first rung on the financial ladder.' 'i was a little excited, a little overwhelmed and a little in disbelief.' akilah young felt a range of emotions when she became the milestone 100th borrower in wisconsin to get a kiva loan. it took her all of 48 hours to receive 2,000 dollars to support

'9.38.09 - ill be able to get around more and offer more services.' and in the meantime, akilah has also donated money to other businesses, knowing how beneficial that financial boost can be. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. interested in learning more about kiva -- and perhaps becoming a borrower or lender? visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click "links." dozens taking to the streets in milwaukee -- joining the thousands around the country today in the "fight for 15". we work we sweat... workers were armed with signs and chants outside of the mcdonald's on 9th and north around six this morning. the nationwide movement to raise minimum wage has been effective in other states already. right now, in milwaukee county, the minimum wage for county workers will be gradually increased to 15 dollars and hour by 20-22. "times are changing, prices are going up, it's getting harder to buy things, people are struggling

working a decent job, if you're working 40 hours a week, you shouldn't have to struggle. you shouldn't have to worry about how i'm going to pay the rent or how i'm going to feed my kids." a few hours ago, the workers and community leaders rallying at city hall. and at five, a protest is planned at the mcdonalds on miller park way. a chartered plane carrying a brazilian championship soccer team crashed last last night in colombia, killing 71 people. the plane ended up going down in medellin clear what caused the crash ... but the area was hit with heavy rain and thunderstorms. colombian police say that five people did survive the crash. zuluaga translated "we are supporting with all the neighboring municipalities, with all the logistical matters needed, emergency medical staff. this is a tragedy. it's something that's unthinkable."amariles says: translated "we are very sad that this has happened to them because this could have easily happened to us, to any family

outside a stadium in brazil, fans gathered to mourn today. the south american soccer federation has canceled all activities until further notice. the l.a.p.d. says it's confident it can track down the person who sent threatening letters to five california mosques. officers say two were mailed from the same post office on november 19th and sent to mosques in koreatown and northridge. meantime, the leaders of mosques in the los angeles-area met with police and the f.b.i. yesterday. three received copies of a handwritten letter addressing muslims as the children of satan. the f.b.i. says the letters are not considered a hate crime and a federal investigation is unlikely. it is a grave situation, two cars have been stolen from mourners at a local cemetery. the victims at valhalla cemetery were mourning the loss of loved ones, and now they're mourning the loss of their car. our bret lemoine has this fox 6

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 police... its increasingly become a hot spot for crooks to score a new ride. jw 'we can no longer take things for granted.' james wilbern, manager at the nearby silver spring neighborhood center, is appalled to learn whats been happening here lately. jw 'you know, thats tragic. its unfortunate that things like that happen in our community.' investigators say an armed robbery occurred er sunday afternoon. police say two suspects armed with a stun gun, approached a man in the cemetery. sources say the victim was placing a wreath on a loved ones tombstone. police say the suspects took the mans keys... and car. jw 'pay attention - look over your shoulder. make sure you lock your vehicles.' wilbern says his center offers programs for kids, adults and the elderly. he says in a neighborhood filled with good people... car thefts have become an all too regular

some break-ins around the center.' just ten days before sundays incident... milwaukee police say another armed robbery took place at the same cemetery. this one... right at noon! investigators say a suspect implied he had a weapon and demanded the victims keys and took off with the victims car. in this case, police were able to recover the vehicle. jw 'be very sure of your surroundings and if something doesnt feel right - its probably not.' police are still trying to determine if these two incidents are related. in milwaukee, bret ted perry joins us now from the news room with some stories they're working on for fox six news at five. a woman dies after causing a series of crashes. she hit multiple vehicles, signs, mailboxes, even a tree. coming up, the two things police say could be the reason for all those wrecks. also at five, take a look at this. cell phone video of a woman running down a runway. but it's what she did right before... that also has her in big

you in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. steph thanks ted. in conjunction with "giving tuesday" -- a special open house today at the hebron house homeless shelter in waukesha. people were encouraged to donate when they came to visit. the open house gives the community a chance to learn more about what it takes to help the homeless. chemical company "hydrite" donated three-thousand dollars and challenged other businesses to do the same. it may look. even the pros struggle with getting that perfect three-hundred game. coming up -- how one 24-year-old's perfect game, turned into a whole lot more... plus -- nearly 50-percent of schools struggle to keep a full-time nurse around... what to know before dropping your kids off in the morning. here's a live look outside right now from our camera on top of the moderne building in downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see

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in this contact 6 report - jenna sachs explains what you need to know to keep your child healthy in the classroom. josephina liranzo has two daughters with seasonal asthma. both need to be given medication during school. "i am very dependent on the nurse because if they dont provide the medication or she doesnt get medication to my daughters they will get worse and worse and they will get sicker and sicker." the american academy of pediatrics recommends a nurse should be present full time at every cuts many schools are opting to have a nurse onsite only part time, or not at all. "this means relying on teachers and staff to dispense medication, treat injuries and handle emergencies." at the same time children are going to school with complex medical needs, like food allergies and asthma. so if your child needs medication during school what can you do? make sure you give explicit instructions to the person in charge of dispensing your childs

clearly. "for more serious conditions like asthma, diabetes or epilepsy ask your pediatrician to submit an action plan to the school that outlines the necessary steps." for example--when a student with asthma should use a rescue inhaler - when a student with diabetes should be given insulin - or what to do in case of seizure. as for josephina she is thankful her school has been able to keep a nurse full-time. 'if there was not a stressed.' consumer reports also says know your rights. a federal law - commonly known as the 504 plan - says schools must accommodate the specific needs of your child, if your child has a disability and is eligible. and allow your child to participate safely and equally alongside his or her peers during a normal school day. i'm jenna sachs - contact 6. do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? give jenna a call!! the number is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com.

mostly clear tonight with temperatures falling through the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the mid-30s by morning. increasing clouds on wednesday. it will be a cooler day with areas of

pressure moves through. highs in the mid-40s. mostly cloudy and cool to round out the week with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. cool over the weekend

sun returning on sunday. highs will warm into the low 40s by sunday afternoon. tonight: mostly clear. low: 36 wind: sw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with

high: 44 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. am low: 37 high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy.

saturday: mostly cloudy. am low: 27 high: 39 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 26 high: 43 wind: sw 5-15

chance for rain showers at night. am low: 32 high: 45 wind: s 5-10 mph whenever someone ends up in the hospital after a car crash -- doctors usually prescribe them a pain medication. but are those strong opioids actually better than medications you can buy yourself? mary stoker smith this may actually surprise you... those prescription opioid painkillers -- like oxycontin... are no more effective in treating persistent pain after a car crash than over-the-counter meds -- like ibuprofen. researchers looked at more than nine hundred people for six weeks after a car crash. overall, they found the risk of persistent pain was about the same no matter what pain meds they took. but here's the kicker....those who were initially prescribed opioids

the team says the study can help doctors work to manage pain and addiction better. apparently knowing the high number of calories in fast food doesn't deter people from eating it! research shows the nutrition facts posted at restaurants go unnoticed by nearly two-thirds of fast food customers. study authors recommend increasing the visibility of calorie content by making the type size bigger-- and changing the color to make it stand out more on menus. people in the study also didn't k intake should be each day-- so they had a hard time comparing how many calories are in that cheeseburger and fries. preventing obesity, hypertension and diabetes in your forties and fifties... may help lower your risk of heart failure for the rest of your life. researchers sampled from communities across the united states. they found people in those mid-life ages without obesity, diabetes or high blood pressure were eighty-six percent less likely to develop heart

study authors say the work adds to evidence that controlling risk factors majorly influences your life span. back to you. a-t-and-t launching its live t-v streaming service called "directv now." customers can watch television programming on their smartphones, tablets and connected t-v's through the internet, starting tomorrow. a-t-and-t is hoping to win over the so- called cable cord-cutters. prices start at 35 dollars a month for about sixty channels. and they go up to 70 dollars for the big pacge and there's some unusual travelers taking to the skies in san francisco. groups of chihuahuas were jumping around the airport terminal yesterday, eager to head to new york. "virgin america" teaming up with animal rescuers for "operation chihuahua airlift." the program started in 20-10 because of an overpopulation of chihuahuas in california shelters. the chihuahuas will be adopted in new york -- where demand for smaller dogs is greater than the supply. christmas wouldn't be the same without a visit with santa

this dog from orlando loves her santa toy as you can see on the left.... but this year she got to meet the jolly elf himself. this post was shared on twitter by her owner, and she looks overjoyed to finally meet him. the pup's owner says when she first saw santa, she was "really excited," but she calmed down for the picture. not many people can say they've bowled a perfect 300 game -- to a whole new level. 24-year-old sean osbourne bowled three perfect 300 games in a row... he is not a professional -- and says he enjoys a quiet life. now, the internet has turned him into a social media star. ""i never thought it would be me, i never thought i could do it. i never thought i'd get two in the same set, let alone three of them. i was definitely shocked, but i'm starting to believe it a little more every day." osbourne says he bowls for fun

company. coming up -- transforming milwaukee's downtown. and they want your ideas. how you can help shape the city, just ahead. get your morning started with fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- count on us for breaking news... plus a big reveal from our chief meterologist rob haswell! then its the 12 days of badness. gift ideas from harley -davidson. and some of the best picks for the holiday season. top items for high tech

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 our downtown area. and where it goes from here-- 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

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 and believes it can only get better. 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 the links section on fox6now.com you are watching fox 6 news at 5.

our big story at five... down to the wire. with a bank wire transfer... 3-point-5 million dollars has been paid.... and green party presidential candidate jill stein officially triggers a presidential recount in wisconsin. the party had until 4-30 to file that fee. we're told that did happen. bayatpour gathering reaction from both republicans and democrats in wisconsin.. but we'll start with theo keith -- who's live in madison where another ?part of this recount is now playing out.. whether it will be a machine count.. or paper. theo.. rollcue to sot: "...says the

tonight, to the point where we can stay awake and we have

rollcue to sot: "..."though exorbitant." i just want to be very clear that what were doing is not about pointing a finger at the elections commission or county clerks and saying that something is wrong