11. now at eleven... the election recount is underway in wisconsin. county clerks-- election officials-- and volunteers say they're prepared. to recount ballots by hand. here in milwaukee, they're tallying up ballots using a machine. our deandra corinthios has more on the statewide recount from the city's election commission warehouse. all of the ballots for milwaukee county have been moved to this location... they're under lock and key...and guarded...until 9 am...when the

transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves more than 440-thousand ballots all together. the final decision will be made this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. 14 counties will use optical scanners for the recount...including waukesha and sheboygan counties 48 counties will recount the vote by hand... including ozaukee, jefferson and kenosha counties. 10 will use both - like walworth county. in our area, costs range from 36- thousand in sheboygan county... to more than a half million in milwaukee county. for milwaukee co there will be a wide variance in the vote totals. i dont think were going to see a change in the outcome of the winner of the election in wisconsin. the recount results will have to be certified and completed by december 12th.

the bill. reporting in milwaukee dc fox6 news. meanwhile, a wisconsin conservative group claims the recount is illegal. the president of the wisconsin institute for law and liberty says the stein campaign must claim there is a reason a mistake did occur. and, he says it's not about whether a mistake could have occurred. 'if there is any real world consequence of it is it might put at risk our ability to have our votes counted in the electoral college because the recount it doesnt happen.' rick esen-burg says if this recount interferes with the casting of wisconsin's electoral votes ---the group plans to get involved. but he would not get into details. adlib to weather areas of drizzle possible this

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new at eleven... 65 years! that's how long one of the men responsible for the fatal shooting of 5- year-old laylah petersen will spend behind bars.... that's in addition to 35 years of extended supervision. a judge handing down the sentence this morning in court. carl barrett junior was found guilty on all four charges he faced. laylah petersen was sitting on her grandfather's lap in 2014, when bullets her. investigators say, barrett and two other men were looking to kill a man acquitted of murdering one the men's family members. they fired into the wrong house. the other two men arlis gordon and paul farr have already pleaded guilty for their roles. four people were arrested in connection to the death of a 7-year-old boy. we're now learning one of the suspects-- a woman-- was convicted in the death of a one year old child-- 13 years ago. fox6's ashley sears has the

58:53 its just terrible. it really is. neighbors are left heartbroken and confused... after learning what police say happened inside this south side apartment-- nats??? a 7-year-old child killed--- police say he was abused. four people were arrested in connection to the death. nats a source says he suffered malnutrition and bruising at the hands of two women. we're told one of the women was locked up for her role in a separate child abuse case. in 2003, the suspect was convicted of child neglect resulting in death. according to a criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead from "blunt force trauma about the entire body" the child had "bruising to the face" his "left arm ...broken" with gangreen. the suspect spent a year and a half behind bars. nats?? now thirteen years later-- another horrific accusation. a source tells fox

the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also abused and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused--are the mothers to the abused boys. investigators are trying to figure out what happened-- neighbors try to understand whether the heartbreaking crime could've been prevented, 58:36 this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont even know it. the two women were arrested for homicide. the two men accused in this case were arrested for failing to act to prevent bodily harm. ashley sears fox 6 news. a shots fired call leads to a crash-- and one man's arrest. officers were called to shots fired near 89th and mill about 3 this morning. witnesses told police the shooting came from a white s-u-v. while officers were investigating, they saw a white s-u-v speed off. the driver lost control and crashed into a tree near 95-th and allyn. the suspect is being treated for non-life threatening injuries

a wanted felon-- and recovered a gun from the vehicle. starting today-- milwaukee is launching a program where people can mail un-used prescription drugs in an envelope for free. those envelopes are available at local c- v-s stores. this comes after new numbers show milwaukee county is on pace for its deadliest year ever for opioid deaths. the milwaukee county medical died from opioid deaths so far this year-- with 55 additional deaths pending toxicology. that likely means last year's record of 231 deaths will be shattered. alderman michael murphy says efforts to slow the epidemic have failed. today, he will introduce legislation to create a city-county heroin and opioid task force. the task force is going to bring together law enforcement, medical professionals, treatment providers and addicts themselves to give us a better perspective

the task force is expected to go up for a vote today. a 19-year-old faces federal charges for robbing a mailman delivering two boxes on milwaukee's east side. daryl walter also faces charges for assaulting a government employee. a criminal complaint states he was one of two robbers who grabbed packages from a mailman, and ran off. sources tell us there were states postal service declined to comment, stating this is still an active investigation. milwaukee police are searching for the second suspect. its that time again....winter parking regulations begin today. according to the department of public works, from december 1st through march 1st-- most residential streets will require alternate side night parking. but, there are exceptions to the rule. the department of public

message alert system for when you can't park on both sides of the street. if you would like to sign up - or check your street's parking rules - we have a links on our website, fox 6 now dot com. an officer is shot and killed in washington. ...what led up to the shooting. the death toll rises...after wildfires break out in tennessee. ...what the state is facing next...as cleanup begins. plus... "president-elect donald trump and his vice-prs you tour...putting cabinet picks on hold, at least for today. i'm lauren blanchard in washington, with the latest, straight ahead." "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you

the president elect taking a break from filling the next administration to make his first public appearance since winning the election.. fox's lauren blanchard has all president-elect donald trump and his vice president elect mike pence heading out on a post-election thank you tour first - to speak at a carrier facility in indianapolis... where mr.trump says he's been able to stop about one thousand jobs from being sent to mexico analysts say while not much, it's about sending a message stirewalt says: "1000 job aint a lot of jobs in country of 325 million people but 1000 jobs can be used to

narrative and that is obviously what trump is about." although the details of the deal are still vague... some republicans in congress are warming up to the president-elect's style collins says: "they thought the world was going to end with this election, they are seeing signs that is not the case, i'm not going to call them cheerleaders for donald trump but they are being a little bit more thoughtful later tonight mr trump will hold a thank you rally in cincinnati his vice-president elect promising last night they'll be back to work soon enough mike pence: "we're going to be continuing to work through dec. and all the way to inauguration day to ensure we are ready on day one." blanchard on-cam tag says: "meanwhile, ballots being counted once again in wisconsin... after the green party candidate forced a recount of the presidential election in a state mr. trump won by less than a percentage point. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news."

suspected gunman is dead that gunman is accused in the fatal shooting of a police officer in tacoma, washington. emotional video shows a procession for the fallen officer from the hospital to the medical examiner's office. the 45-year-old officer was shot multiple times while responding to a domestic violence call yesterday. the officer was rushed to the hospital for surgery ---- but didn't survive. "our officer was pronounced dead at the hospital. we all will take our time and to share our thoughts and feelings about our friend." the last time an officer was killed in tacoma was in 1997. areas in eastern tennessee are getting some much needed rain -- helping put out a series of devastating wildfires. the death toll has risen...it's now at 7. officials are looking at massive cleanup and recovery efforts.

"lost quite a bit. we lost our home. we lost our business of 31 years. you know, i really can't dwell on it that much. i think of others that have lost theirs keeps my mind off of our problems." the wildfires scorched roughly 15-thousand acres. more than 700 buildings were either damaged or destroyed in the resort-heavy area. tennessee's governor says these are the worst fires the state adlib to weather areas of drizzle possible this afternoon otherwise expect an overcast sky with temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper 30s. another storm system will

showers. there is the chance for rain again on tuesday which will likely transition to snow by nighttime. today: overcast with areas of drizzle. high: 42 wind: w 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 26 high: 37 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with rain and snow showers. am lo: mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 29 high: 42 wind: se 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with rain showers. am low: 33 high: 43 wind: se 8-12 mph areas of drizzle possible this afternoon otherwise expect an overcast sky with temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper

chance for rain and snow showers. there is the chance for rain again on tuesday which will likely transition to snow by nighttime. today: overcast with areas of drizzle. high: 42 wind: w 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 26 high: 37 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with rain and snow high: 39 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 29 high: 42 wind: se 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with rain showers. am low: 33 high: 43 wind: se 8-12

some changes and caterpillar is considering moving out of south milwaukee. sean ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters. let's start with -- south milwaukee's plans for the future of the caterpillar campus. 1. how many south milwaukee buildings could the company

accomplish? let's talk about the re-organization of wisconsin's dnr: 1. why is the agency considering changes? 2. what are some of the proposals? an old milwaukee tradition is back...and brian kramp is

there's a new medicare plan in town called network health. and member events like this, are just one way we make medicare person to person. we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years and now we're here for milwaukee. call now and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. with doctor visits as low as five dollars network health. we're person to person. fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- count on us for breaking news, weather and traffic updates until 9am. a look at this year's most popular tech gifts. and appetizer recipes for the holiday parties. and meet our next future forecaster. that's tomorrow on wakeup! the popular attraction is back at discovery world! and our brian kramp is giving us

the milwaukee domes are back open. ...how they're celebrating all day. plus-- made in milwaukee. ...why filmmakers decided to use one of the city's poorest neighborhoods

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catch the criminal. cooler temperatures in store for the end of the week. your forecast is next now at 11-30. the election recount is underway in wisconsin. county cl they're prepared. ozaukee county has already begun to recount ballots by hand. here in milwaukee, they're tallying up ballots using a machine. our deandra corinthios has more from the election commission warehouse. milwaukee county is preparing for a recount of more than 440 thousand ballots... this can be done by hand but will likely be done with the use of optical

will speed up the process... the recount results for the whole state will have to be certified and completed by december 12th. a judge denied former green party presidential candidate jill steins request to force a state hand recount earlier this week. 48 counties, however, will opt to process the recount by hand:... including ozaukee, jefferson and kenosha counties. 14 will use optical scanners... like milwaukee, waukesha and sheboygan. 10 will use both - county. the ballots for milwaukee county were transported from the county courthouse yesterday...and were under lock and key overnight.. while the final decision will be made early this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. it wouldve been much more difficult and much more labor-intensive, much more time-consuming for us to do a hand count. in our area, costs for the recount range from 36-thousand in

county. the total...around 4 million for wisconsin will be paid for by stein's campaign coming up at six what role volunteers are playing in the election recount. reporting in milwaukee dc fox6 news. the stein campaign will not be appealing the dane county judge's ruling allowing county clerks to use voting machines. but former green party presidential candidate jill stein is still urging clerks the wisconsin elections commission is reiterating... clerks should not feel pressure to count by hand. the lead elections administrator called it "good news" that stein had dropped her legal challenge, because it will give clerks certainty. elections administrators say that some clerks are miffed that the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein-- who got just one percent of the vote. the communication weve had from clerks has not been frantic or panicky, as i've said theres

they feel that this is necessary while stein is dropping her legal challenge here... she has formally requested a full hand recount of the presidential vote in michigan as well. as it stands, president- elect donald trump beat hillary clinton by a little less than 11-thousand votes in michigan. stein had to pay 973-thousand dollars in order recount... but taxpayers will pay for whatever that doesn't cover. that recount could start as early as friday-- though a challenge from the president- elect could delay it. adlib to weather areas of drizzle possible this afternoon otherwise expect an overcast sky with temperatures

around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper 30s. another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rain and snow showers. there is the chance for rain again on tuesday which will likely transition to overcast with areas of drizzle. high: 42 wind: w 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. high: 38

a seven- year- old boy is dead...and four people are under arrest. we're now learning this isn't the first time one of them has been accused of child abuse that led a source tells fox 6 the 7-year-old boy suffered from malnutrition and was abused. we are also told the two women arrested met in prison. one of the women was locked up for her role in a separate child abuse case. in 2003, the suspect was convicted of child neglect resulting in death. according to a criminal complaint, 1-year-old bryan alston was found dead inside the suspect's home. now-- 13 years later-- that woman is accused in another horrific case. a source tells fox

the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old was also abused-- and is being treated at the hospital. we are told neither of the women accused are the mothers to the abused boys. an update now on the threat made at a west allis school this week. a teenager is now in custody. the written bomb threat was found tuesday in the bathroom of the lincoln intermediate school. police searched the building-- but didn't find anything. police say the ca referred to the district attorney's office for possible charges. meanwhile, in germantown-- police evacuate a "gehl gail foods warehouse" yesterday. they got a call from an employee who reported someone may have entered the building with a possible explosive device. it took about 2- and- a- half hours for the police and the milwaukee' county sheriff's office to give the all clear. only on fox6-- a mail carrier delivers a special package-- to

packages, the mailman didn't let the suspect get away. he chased him down and hand- delivered him to authorities. fox 6's brittany shannon explains:: that robber now faces federal charges. a mailman on a mission... "01:50 there were two of them. they were just brown boxes but pretty good sized 01:55" to deliver packages...no matter what. "00:09 i was really freaked out 10" so when two men tried to rob him of the mail...he went after them. "59:42 from the yelling i was able t had stolen a package and the mailman was trying to recover it 49" a federal criminal complaint states 19-year-old darryl walters was one of two robbers who approached mailman, scott peller, here on the east side. the boxes were addressed to a man on arlington place. two men approached from the street, claiming to the intended recipient, then grabbing the packages and taking off. peller went after them yelling "stop! this is a federal offense; i won't let

point the complaint states "walters dropped the package he was carrying and attacked peller from behind" there was a struggle, but the document says a nearby "citizen sat on walters, pinning him to the ground until the milwaukee police arrived" it all happened just outside kelsey lamb's window... "01:43 he was arrested right here like handcuffed and everything 46" thanks to a determined mail carrier...and neighbor... "00:36 all of those factors it makes me feel a little safer 39" inside those packages. walters is charged with theft of united states mail-- and assaulting a government employee. milwaukee police continue to seek the second suspect. happening now...the milwaukee domes are back open. the domes are having grand reopening celebration until 5 tonight. county executive chris abele's office says thanks to a northwestern mutual donation... there will be free admission... live music... and the

february, after a piece of concrete fell. a hollywood feature film is being shot in milwaukee's poorest neighborhood. a look at why filmmakers used the city as a backdrop for a

cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you matter." all too often we tell you about grim news from milwaukee's central city. the 53206 zip code has seen a high rate of murders-- violent crime-- and drugs. but, there is something to sin fox6's myra sanchick tells you about how a hollywood feature film, shot in the city's poorest neighborhood . the reality of milwaukee violence this past year. nat the toll of a high murder rate nat conflict nat gun violence nat lights flashing lights camera action. nat and reaction nat camera set. action the harsh

surrounding them makes a backdrop for a group of filmmakers head to milwaukee's poorest neighborhood to produce a movie. a musical no less. i'm from l.a. i produce and direct out there. and we wanted to use as much local milwaukee talent as usual with casts as well. what's going on is that we're filming a full feature movie called 53206 milwaukee and it highlights the crime and tragedy. it also highlights talent kim zulkowski known as mz kim, is it's not her first. lived in poverty. grew up in foster care , had that single mother . mom was young when she had me, a teenaged parent. 11 siblings . so i grew up on the streets that we're filming .. several months ago, a casting call went out through facebook. it was spearheaded by milwaukee activist tory lowe. the talent is amazing. from milwaukee. born

there were call backs. and milwaukee talent discovered. imani brown got the lead role of robbie. singing ...pave the way for my community...out a 17 year old girl named robbie, her and her friends have dreams and aspirations of making it out of 53206 and becoming something great. okay pause . no cut in. pause blood i'm robbie. i'm my character all the way. compeltely around her all she sees are drugs violence, her friends being murdered. classmates dropping out of school left and right. robbie has lots of experience . lots of deaths in regards to gun violence and i have as well. i just lost my friend last december .

http: showing that someone with the right motivation can make change in the community and can inspire people to make a difference. that's what we're all hoping to do singing ...pave the way for my community...outin news fox 6 is collecting coats for kids... to keep them warm this winter. join us for a special collection next week. our tom wachs will be at the steinhafels in waukesha -- collecting coats of all sizes -- new or gently used.

ticket vouchers to see the harlem globetrotters on new years eve at the bmo harris bradley center find more details on our website fox6now.com. adlib to weather areas of drizzle possible this afternoon otherwise expect an overcast sky with temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper 30s. another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rain and snow showers. there is the chance for rain again on tuesday which will likely transition to snow by nighttime. today: overcast with areas of drizzle. high: 42 wind: w 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 26 high: 37 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with rain and snow showers.

mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 29 high: 42 wind: se 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with rain showers. am low: 33 high: 43 wind: se 8-12 mph areas of drizzle possible this afternoon otherwise expect an overcast sky with temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper 30s. another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rain and snow showers. there is the chance for rai tuesday which will likely transition to snow by nighttime. today: overcast with areas of drizzle. high: 42 wind: w 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 26 high: 37 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with rain and snow showers. am low: 27 high: 39 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 29 high: 42 wind: se 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with rain showers. am low: 33 high: 43 wind: se 8-12

the one business that keeps dropping the ball...in a

it's the holiday season ...and if you're looking to buy a gift for a sports fan ...you'll want to pay attention to this story. contact 6's jenna sachs investigates one business ... that keeps dropping the ball. every year ... americans spend tens of billions of dollars ... on merchandise for their but that love of team ... is also creating opportunity ... for foul play ... by questionable businesses. i was impressed, i didn't see any red flags. it seemed like they were, they were legit. in september ...a facebook ad led steven jackson of west bend... to a website for fan authentics ... where he bought his wife a pair of packers leggings for 29.95. they were black leggings with green bay written down the side. the money was deducted from steven's account ... but

had't number that they had and 'leave a message; and they'll 'contact you as soon as possible,' well, i tried once, twice, three, maybe four times and i never got an answer. no one answered when contact six called either. and no one responded to our email ... or message sent to the fan authentics' facebook page. that facebook page is filled with complaints. some call fan authentics ... a "scam." we wanted to see for we placed our own order. i think we're gonna buy some leggings. the website advertises expedited delivery within seven to ten days. go to secure check out now. i paid 34.95 ... then waited. the money was taken from my account. but more than a month later ... i'm still waiting. when i check the status of my order ... it says "unfulfilled." contact 6 has spoken with a half dozen disgruntled former customers ... including one woman ... who took this picture of her package ... when

order. the return address ... is a u-p-s store in michigan. we just want the money we dont even want the leggings anymore. despite exhaustive online searching ...the operator of fan authentics remains elusive. there's no address on the website ... and the address listed by the better business bureau ... is an apartment complex in michigan. the bbb of michigan has more than 100 complaints against fan authentics ... and can't seem to track down its operator either. a lot of times people don't even look for contact information until something goes wrong gold zone ... says shoppers should stick to online businesses they know ... that are either local ... or a major chain, and be cautious of businesses that advertise on facebook. these internet providers that take these ads apparently dont even attempt to vet the people placing these ads at all. more than two months after placing their order ... playing with dog the jacksons

before the end of the season. disappointed and angry. when it comes to buying sports merchandise online. be cautious of prices that are too good to be true. ... buy from companies you know ... or do your research. fan authentics has a lot of negative reviews out there if you look for them. my feeling is people who order from fan authentics now ... won't get their packages by the holidays ... if at all. there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event

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