breaking overnight - a man and woman found shot and killed inside their home... police... discovering two children hiding inside the room where it happened. the very latest - in a live report in one minute. and the have arrived. wind chills are in the single digits this morning. when we can expect more snow in our area. good morning and welcome to wakeup! rob's weather today: scattered flurries/light snow showers. windy and cold. high: 27 wind: nw 10-20 mph tonight:

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investigating a double homicide police say the victims are a man and a woman. deandra corinthios is live near appleton and florist with the latest milwaukee police tell us this was a shooting. neighbors called them when they heart gunshots...and screaming. milwaukee police officers responded to a home at appleton and florist around 1:3 and a woman in bed, shot to death. police say the victims had been shot multiple times. police also found two kids in the room. a teenager...and an 11 year old were hiding in the bedroom. police tell us they were not harmed...and are not considered suspects. police also say this is not a murder suicide investigation. police tell us the victims were both in their 30s. they have not released their names.

and more breaking news this morning. a man in his sixties is dead after a shooting and crash. officials say the victim was inside a car that hit a couple of signs and power pole before rolling to a stop at a home near 36th and thurston. emergency crews attempted c-p-r but the man died. afterward they found a gunshot wound on his back. police say the man was from out of town. police continue to investigate. also new - police are searching armed robbery at the wing stop restaurant near 76th and good hope. it happened around 8:30 last night. police say the suspect is believed to be an african-american man... roughly 5-feet-3 inches tall. he was wearing a green vampire mask, grey sweatshirt, grey pants, and gloves. police say the suspect showed a gun during the robbery... and stole money from the restaurant safe. no one was injured. developing this morning - more than 400 missing ballots turn up seven days into the wisconsin recount. the greenfield city clerk... not willing to go into very many

what we know so far. this morning, the milwaukee county election commission will have to decide whether to accept the clerk's explanation. here's what happened. greenfields ballot totals weren't matching up with election night numbers. so the clerk called back to her office and told workers to look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. last night - they spent three hours trying to match the numbers. the head of the election commission wasnt happy, and wants the clerk to put a plan in place for the future. detailed plan, but a plan, because its vital that this never happens again whats the explanation for what happened tonight? ill just say, the board of canvass will rule tomorrow and id like it to be made public at that point. like i said, there were ballots that were counted but were just not bagged and brought here. and the numbers all matched for the most part :17 well know more once the board rules tomorrow :20 what do you think about what the chairwoman said... ger-gen goergen did not want to

got most of the ballots matched up. by the way - the recount in the city of milwaukee is over. in fact, at least 70 percent of the votes statewide have been recounted. president-elect trump still holds a 22-thousand vote lead. and in michigan-- a federal judge who ordered the state to begin its recount has effectively ended it. he tied his decision to an appeals court ruling. the ruling found that green party candidate jill stein request another look at ballots. the court said stein -- who finished fourth in michigan -- did not have a chance of winning even after a recount. stein is now appealing to the michigan supreme court. new this morning - two people on the run... after two attacks on police- including one deadly shooting. and to our south... chicago police on edge after multiple officers are shot at: "i've been an officer for 28 years and i've never seen the level of disrespect or lack of accountability." the number of ambush-style attacks on police... doubling

experts say could make matters worse. plus - president-elect donald trump... passing over sheriff david clarke. who he's picking to lead homeland security instead.

the fox 6 wakeup news. today: scattered flurries/light snow showers. windy and cold. high: 27 wind: nw 10-20 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 20 wind: nw 5-15 mph happening now - police... searching for a man who they say shot and killed an officer in americus, georgia. officials say menguell lembrick shot at two officers at an apartment complex yesterday near southwestern state university campus... killing one and leaving the other in critical condition. no word yet on what led up to the deadly showdown. a 30-thousand dollar reward is now being offered to find lembrick.

officials say a shoplifting suspect stabbed a female officer inside a walmart. police have posted this picture of the stabbing suspect - who is still on the run. the officer was taken to a hospital... and is in stable condition. columbia police are also looking for an escaped inmate. they say he could possibly be the suspect. michael williamson was serving a life sentence for armed robbery and assault and battery with intent to kill. meanwhile... in chicago... police say officers have been shot at five times... in the last ten days alone. various incidents... including one with a graze wound from a bullet. nationwide... 48 officers have been killed this year... compared to 41 last year... with at least 20 ambush-style attacks in 2016. as some departments in the nation talk about officers wearing helmets and body armor... experts warn militarizing departments too much could damage relationships with the community. a man known for his fight against the environmental protection agency... now tapped to lead it? plus - president-elect donald

suggestion... that he's stringing his former rival mitt romney along... in the search for state secretary. and after years of delays... von maur says it finally has a target opening date for its first wisconsin location. when the anchor for the corners of brookfield is set to open its

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delays green on traffic map = no delays more cabinet appointments announced... as the transition of power continues in washington. have been passed over. angelica with more in studio. president-elect donald trump did not choose sheriff david clarke to be the next head of homeland security... and it's unknown if clarke's being considered for other cabinet positions. instead... president-elect trump has chosen retired marine general john kelly to head the homeland security department. the 66-year-old led the united states southern command and led troops in combat in iraq. meanwhile... mr. trump has also offered iowa governor terry

branstad has a long-standing relationship with china... which will be important... since the relationship between china and mr. trump became rocky last week... after the president elect criticized china's currency... and accepted a phone call from the leader of taiwan. as for the secretary of state job- no decision yet. mr. trump says mitt romney is still in the running... insisting he isn't leading his former rival along. "no, it's not about revenge, it's about what's good for the country." "we had some tremendous difficulty together and now i think we've come a long way." mr. trump's former campaign manager kellyanne conway says the job of e-p-a administrator... will go to oklahoma's attorney general scott pruitt... who's long been a fierce critic of the environmental protection agency... and is a prominent denier of climate change.

fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello blustery and chilly this morning with wind chills in the single digits. expect flurries and some light snow showers throughout the day. high

middle and upper 20s with wind chills in the teens. overnight lows drop into the teens to right around 20. filtered afternoon sun expected friday as a high pressure passes to our south then snow showers move in

evening and continue sunday. behind the snow we see even colder air move into only reach into the teens with lows in the single digits. today: scattered flurries/light snow showers. windy and cold. high: 27 wind: nw 10-20 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 20 wind: nw 5-15 mph friday: filtered afternoon sun. chilly. high: 24 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy with evening snow showers. am low: 12 high: 22 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with snow showers likely.

cold. am low: 16 high: 20 wind: nw 5-10 mph tuesday: chance for snow showers. cold. am low: 9 high: 16 wind: nw 5-15 mph in your business headlines. n maur setaarget openingte for s in your business headlines... von maur sets a target opening date for its new store at the corners of brookfield. the high-end department store chain is set to open its first wisconsin location on april 8th... after years of delays. plans for this von maur... date all the way back to 2011. the company plans to hire more than 100 employe brookfield store. von maur's president says he also hopes to open more von maurs in wisconsin... possibly in milwaukee... madison... or the northern bay area. an online submission for a beer name... prompting this reaction from milwaukee's newest brewer: we looked into it, and said holy crap this is horrible. this is a name that can not be in our monthly voting round. the sobering mistake that has many expressing outrage... up next. plus: "it looks like a baked potato in

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restock the rock before the holidays. one of milwaukee's newest breweries is apologizing... after an offensive beer proposal wound up on its website. mobcraft beer in walker's point holds a monthly online competition allowing customers to submit ideas, with the winning idea getting brewed. but a submission for "date grape" - a pun off of "date rape" - made the brewery's says the process to select the top submissions is automated-- with no human intervention... but they've since changed how that process works... and deleted "date grape." id love to say im one embarrassed and two very sorry that any offesnsive beer names came up on our website. its an oversight on my part for not having a good process in place to make sure that doesnt

fundraiser this saturday for domestic violence victims. advocacy groups say they are pleased the brewery acted fast, and plan to attend the fundraiser to spark a conversation with both the brewery and customers. police investigating a double homicide this morning... deandra's at the scene: deandra adlibs at appleton car crash... finding a bullet on the body of that crash victim. what they know so far... coming up. and police... investigating a kill list in racine. the suspects - just 14 and 15

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wakeup news. now at 6:30 -- two people are found shot to death in bed inside their home... now police are searching for the person

scene. and a cold start to your morning. some people waking up seeing flurries outside. we're tracking when the snow arrives this week. anchors adlib welcome back steph's weather today: scattered flurries/light snow showers. windy and cold. high: 27 wind: nw 10-20 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. w

= major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays a in their bed overnight milwaukee police are on the scene of the double homicide at appleton and florist deandra corinthios is live there with the latest on the investigation. milwaukee police tell us the two victims were in their mid to late 30s. when they discovered the victims...they also found two kids in the room. they were unharmed. milwaukee police say they responded to the home near appleton and florist after neighbors reported hearing gunshots and screams. when officers arrived they found

the two kids were hiding in the room. one is a teenager the other is 11 years old. they are not suspects. police tell us this is not a murder suicide investigation. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. also breaking news - a man died after a shooting and crash. officials say the victim hit before hitting a house near 36th and thurston. people in the area who heard the crash...came out to try and help the man. emergency crews attempted life-saving measures but the man died. crews then found a bullet wound...but have not said where they think that initial shooting took place. the man was from out of town. police continue to investigate. a middle school couple is charged as adults, accused of making a kill list... angelica has this developing story in the newsroom. according to a criminal complaint, 15-year-old jasminne

14-year- old darryl roeschen were talking on facebook. piechocki was naming people she wanted killed.her mother read the conversation and told school officials. the complaint states the students admitted to having the conversation, with piechocki saying she has a dark mind. roeschen told administrators he thought it was a joke and he never intended to kill anyone. school administrators found a pair of scissors in the boyfriends backpack on tuesday. the complaint says he admitted to stealing them from a teacher wit himself--but never did. despite being charged as adults-- both teenagers are being held in the racine juvenile detention facility. community members gather for a vigil... remembering 7-year-old trevion winningham. investigators say the boy was badly bruised and malnourished when he died at the hospital last week. etter hughes and mary martinez were watching the boy and his 9-year old brother... they now face child neglect charges. in 2003, hughes was convicted

months in prison after one year old bryan alston died in her care. that childs grandmother, april alston, says winningham's death could have been prevented... had hughes been behind bars longer. aa 'he was just thrown around like a beanbag.' aa 'our court system period is failing miserably across the board in my opinion.' hughes is due back in court next week. new details... as police search for a man accused of harassing year-old girl for sex. it happened while the girl was walking home in the city of cudahy on tuesday. the girl tells police she noticed a stranger driving past her. the same person drove past her a second time while she was walking near swift and holmes avenue. this time he stopped the car and made a sexual comment to her before driving away. the suspect drove past her for a third time. he pulled over on swift and edgerton-- and propositioned her for sex. police have yet to say what drove the suspect to leave. the suspect is described as a white male in his late 20s to

chest. he was also wearing a baseball hat. new this morning - fond du lac county officials file a temporary restraining order to stop the placement of a convicted sex offender... in eldorado. judge richard nuss signed the t-r-o yesterday afternoon against terry olson. olson was convicted in washington county - where judge andrew gonring chose not to hear the town of eldorado's t-r-o motion. today - judge gonring will hear a motion to reconsider his decision. is sentenced for having sex with a student. 29-year-old sara domres pleaded guilty to two felony counts of sexual assault of a student by school staff back in august. she will spend the next two years in prison -- and will be on probation once she is out. prosecutors say she sexually assaulted a 16-year-old student she had in her english class. hundreds of incriminating text messages were found on her phone. "what parents don't expect is that when they are sending their children to school, that

victimized." domres must register with the wisconsin sex offender registry and undergo sex offender treatment. she can no longer teach - and cannot have unsupervised contact with underage males. new berlin school officials fired domres after finishing their own investigation. wauwatosa police arrest a person for threatening the police department. but officers say it's just one of five threats of violenc made since monday. that's when it was announced that no charges will be filed against the officer who shot and killed jay anderson. wauwatosa police say they're keeping all their officers in the loop while the investigation continues. "we understand this is a dangerous profession, our officers remain vigilant when we're both on duty and off duty and we are keeping them apprised of the information we're receiving." the district attorney's office will review the threat arrest in the

are calling for an external investigation of the jail. this is in addition to the current audit of medical care at the jail. on tuesday... the county board chairman told fox6 he wants a third party to look into jail operations as a whole... after three infants and a newborn died in the jail within a six- month-span. board supervisors and the county executive now say they fear the deaths could be indicative of a bigger issue. its a very concerning situation and, we think having impartial outside investigators come in to do an audit is a good thing. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke if he would cooperate with this request. she said "sheriff doesnt run the medical contract, the house of correction does." straight ahead - we're getting a closer look at the new building in the works... that will transform milwaukee's skyline even more. and one of the toughest abortion bills in the country... now on its way to ohio governor john kasich's desk. why he still may not sign it... even though he's anti-abortion. and two people... now facing

tennessee wildfires. how young the suspects are... coming up. cold and blustery again today. wind chills will stay in the single digits and teens. more on your forecast

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20 wind: nw 5-15 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays we are continuing to follow a double homicide investigation in milwaukee. police say the victims are a man and a woman. deandra corinthios is live near appleton and florist with the

was a shooting. neighbors called them when they heart gunshots...and screaming. milwaukee police officers responded to a home at appleton and florist around 1:30 a- they found a man and a woman in bed, shot to death. police say the victims had been shot multiple times. police also found two kids in the room. a teenager...and an 11 year old were hiding in the bedroom. police tell us they were not harmed...and are not considered suspects. murder suicide investigation. police tell us the victims were both in their 30s. they have not released their names. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. in the day ahead... bmo harris will official announce plans for a new office tower. it will replace its parking structure the bank tower would face water street across from city hall. new parking structures would be built to the east facing

also today - summerfest... set to announce a major renovation happening at henry maier festival park. president don smiley... expected to unveil a 10 year agreement... to bring new audio and visual features... as well as new guest amenities to the grounds. those renovations will be finished in time for summerfest 2018. the announcement will begin at 9:45. across america - one of the nation's toughest abortion restrictions bill... now on the way to ohio governor john kasich's desk. angelica's following that story the "heartbeat bill" would ban abortions in ohio... from the moment the heartbeat of a fetus can be detected - which usually occurs six weeks into a pregnancy. the legislation was tacked onto a senate bill yesterday... that was focused on helping medical professionals report child abuse as fast as possible. governor john kasich now has 10 days to decide whether to sign or veto the legislation. he's an abortion opponent... but has previously voiced concerns on whether that legislation would

does become law... the american civil liberties union says it will take the battle to court. two juveniles... now charged with arson... for the fatal tennessee wildfires that ripped through the gatlinburg area early last week. additional charges are being considered for the juveniles, including a transfer to adult court. fourteen people died -- and 134 more were injured as the fire spread. nearly 17-hundred buildings were destroyed. yesterday... residents were allowed to begin moving back into gatlinburg. a school bus crash in baltimore last month... that killed six people including the driver. the national transportation safety board says the driver... 67 year old glen chappell... was driving nearly twice the speed limit - going 57 miles per hour in a 30 mile per hour zone. the report also reveals that just a week before the crash... chappell experienced seizure-like symptoms. chappell did receive a valid medical certificate to continue driving after experiencing seizure symptoms... but he never filed

it illegal for him to drive. no children were on chappell's bus when it crashed into an m-t-a bus and another car... killing the m-t-a driver and four passengers on that bus. former u-s senator and astronaut john glenn has been hospitalized. the 95-year-old was admitted to the james cancer hospital in columbus, ohio last week. doctors... not commenting on his condition, illness or prognosis. glenn underwent heart valve repla ago. he became the first american to orbit the earth in 1962... and then the oldest person to ever travel in space... when he served as a crew member aboard the space shuttle discovery back in 1998... at the age of 77. glenn also served in the u-s senate for 25 years and ran for president in 1984. yesterday... americans marked 75 years since that day of infamy... when japan devastated the american naval fleet at pearl harbor in a surprise attack... killing more than 24-hundred

gathered in hawaii to mark the anniversary... saluting the fallen above the still visible, sunken u-s-s- arizona. more than half of joint base pearl harbor's fleet of aircraft was destroyed -- and all eight battleships were damaged. a small group of survivors also attended... remembering the surprise attack that took the lives of their fellow soldiers. surprise turned into fear. and then my fear turned into anger. anger that the world had let japan build up a big war machine and also angry at our own military and political leaders for letting us get you can watch the complete ceremony in hawaii -- marking the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor on our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. simply search "pearl harbor."

forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello blustery and chilly this morning with wind chills in the single digits. expect flurries and some light snow showers throughout the day. high temperatures will reach into the middle and upper 20s with wind chills in the teens. overnight lows drop into the teens t filtered afternoon sun expected friday as a high pressure passes to our south then snow showers move in saturday evening and continue sunday. behind the snow we see even colder air move into southeast wisconsin. highs will only reach into the teens with lows in the single digits. today: scattered flurries/light snow showers. windy and cold. high: 27 wind: nw

wind: nw 5-15 mph friday: filtered afternoon sun. chilly. high: 24 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy with evening snow showers. am low: 12 high: 22 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with snow showers likely. am low: 21 high: 30 wind: w-nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy and cold. am low: 16 high: 20 wind: nw 5-10 mph showers. cold. am low: 9 high: 16

came out to our coats for kids collection. tom wachs spent last night at the steinhafels in waukesha. all of the coats will help milwaukee-area kids stay warm this winter. we all know by now that the injuries this season have hurt the packers at multiple positions. one, in particular, will see the effects sunday against the seahawks. tim van vooren with more on that from lambeau field. "there are a lot of side-backers at practice wednesday as in linebackers off to the side because of injury. jake ryan, kyler fackrell, clay matthews, julius peppers sits out as well and then there's nick perry who reportedly has to undergo surgery after breaking bones in multiple fingers sunday. " "i feel terriable for nick. he's having a great season.

had a setback." "i mean there's a couple guys who are banged up and um, but that's nfl football, december football and guys that might not have played a lot before are playing a lot now." "i don't nothing different. one thing coach mo always tell us is prepare like you're a starter so that's one thing i've been trying to do every week and trying to enhance my role on special teams as well as playing defense." "whoer chase around after russell wilson on sunday will be challenged. julius peppers hopes to add to his numbers of 142 and a half career sacks. that's fifth all-time in the league. tops for active players. in green bay, tim van vooren,

on fox 6 at 3:25. then we'll have complete post game coverage with reaction from the locker room and a live visit from mike daniels. we'll cap it off with the fox 6 sports blitz at 10:35. this year's hottest toy is hatching at another store. where else you can buy the popular "hatchimals." the malls are packed-- full of shoppers looking to finish up that holiday wish list. we're finding out when is the best time to go shopping for the

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the cold weather didn't stop roughly 100 people from waiting outside the new chick-fil-a in west allis overnight. the first 100 in the door this morning received free chick-fil-a for a year. the new location... located on south 108th street off highway 100 and national... opened for business around 6 a-m. the west allis location is the last of four new chick-fil-as that opened in the milwaukee area this year. walmart stores in wisconsin will begin receiving new hatchimal shipments. hatchimals are one of the hottest toys of the holiday season...many stores across the country sold out. a few dozen "hatchimals," will be making their way into stores in greenfield....sheboygan...waukes ha...west bend..and germantown...among a few others in the area. each store will be periodically stocked with the popular toy through december 19th... but walmart suggests calling ahead of time for the toy. each hatchimal is selling for

getting more shipments - just head to fox6 now dot com. new this morning - when is the best time to go holiday shopping? it depends what you're buying. according to a new report by foursquare... monday at noon is the best time to buy cosmetics... while monday night is the best time to go in- store to get clothing, jewelry, and certain alcohol. thursday is the quietest day at bookstores, as well as the best day to buy beer... and to go to the need some extra cash to buy gifts? look no further than your couch! coin-star says americans have an average of about 70 dollars in loose change in couch cushions, bottoms of bags, and other places at home. coin-star bases that number on the average amount of pay-outs from people who pour their coins into their counters. most families are 155-dollars short of

now at seven ---- breaking overnight --- a man and woman found shot and killed inside a milwaukee ho say two children were found inside the room. ahead in a live report --- what we know about the victims. plus... more than 400 missing ballots are found in greenfield. coming up -- what it means as the recount deadline gets closer. and we are tracking flurries this morning. ahead weather expert stephanie barichello has details on when we'll see more snow and just how cold it's going to get! good morning and welcome back to