. >> reporter: derosa is one we found in this south philadelphia neighborhood. this man has been talking with his neighbors all day warning them of what they may see outside. >> it stinks, i'm a registered democrat, why are you writing donald trump on my car. >> and he says he doesn't know the guy seen on surveillance cameras around 4:00 in morning, but he does want to know why his car, why his neighborhood, and why was the name trump and donald trump rules all part of the vandal's spree? >> we're just trying to get buy, whoever won the election won it fair and square and everybody's happy, let's go on. >> reporter: derosa says she warv wants to give the guy a good talking to. >> that's terrible. >> reporter: the city did -- [ unintelligible ] >> as you can tell, we're receiving a lot of technical difficulty out there, probably due to the fog and the rain and the elements. >>> what you voted republican or democrat, everyone has an opinion, so today, we talked to people about their thoughts on the election results. >> terrible. it's a blow to this country. >> it'

my name is joanna derosa, and i'm the singer. - my ni'm ame is tyler mcdermo, and the drummer. - and i'm r.adam peters, i'm a bass playe - [joanna] and we come to rally's all over just to tell people that substance abuse is an epidemic that's going across the nation. and it needs to be stopped. so we got to play a 40 minute set to get the message across through music. do you think it worked? - yeah, the kids were really responsive. they were having a great time. - [joanna] they did have fun. what do you think? - [tyler] i would say it got the message across pretty well. - definitemean it's hard to reach out toly, i ks about this topic because i've been told by so many people, this isn't what i want to hear. so we hope that by bringing music to it, it keeps it young, kes it fresh,ep and lets them know this is something that's happening right now. it'seally important and it could be rfun too. tell your friends, tell everyone you know. there is no use for it. - i think it'll et a message across because we'd bring all these kids together and talk about this big issue. - i think it's just

my name is joanna derosa, and i'm the singer. - [joanna] and we come to rally's all over just to tell people that substance abuse is an epidemic that's going across the nation. and it needs to be stopped. so we got to play a 40 minute set to get the message across through music. do you think it worked? - yeah, the kids were really responsive. they were having a great time. - [joanna] they did have fun. what do you think? - [tyler] i would say it got the message across pretty well. - definitely, i mean it's hard to reach out to kids about this topic because i've been told by so many people, this isn't what i want to hear. ic to it, it keeps it young, keeps it fresh, and lets them know this is something that's happening right now. it's really important and it could be fun too. tell your friends, tell everyone you know. there is no use for it. - i think it'll et a message across because we'd bring all these kids together and talk about this big issue. but we're not doing it in a serious way, we're doing it in a fun way. - i think it's just different to get out there and be able to do stu

derosa corp -- a wauwatosa-based restaurant group -- owns four chancery restaurants as well as three "jose's blue sombreros" in the milwaukee area. the conversion comes on the last year to sell its racine chancery restaurant -- and close the milwaukee location. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. a minnesota prosecutor says the police officer who shot and killed philando castile early this year in a suburb of st. paul -- had no good reason to use deadly force. second-degree manslaughter charges have been filed against st. anthony police officer jeronimo a traffic stop on july 6th -- the aftermath of which was streamed live on facebook by castile's girlfriend, who was in the car with him. emergency crews responding early this morning after two trains crash in central florida... both c-s-x cargo trains derailing as a result of the collision -- overturning 20 cars and spilling up to 15-thousand gallons of fuel. two men on one of the trains were were reported

the same company, derosa corporation, owns both restaurant chains. this is a drawing of what it will look like. the chancery will officially close in january. it will reopen as jose's sometime in june. still ahead tonight, you're hired. joyce: the mequon nature preserve adds its first four-legged staffer. how the chocolate lab is helping keep the area safe one sniff at a time. plus -- >> got to get stretched out, ready to it . wisn 12, baby. kathy: she takes it seriously. the friendly competition, helping put dinner on the table for local families this holiday season. mark: the warm air one last when we go from 70 to almost 20. >> hey, everyone. owning a piece of milwaukee history, while helping save pets. >> tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, the once-in-a-lifetime you how to dress if you're heading downtown for the preserve has gone to the dogs. not really. but they've hired their first four legged employee. joyce: wisn 12's lindsey slater shows how the chocolate lab is helping keep the area safe, one sniff at a time. >> meet tilia. she's the n

. >> back in may, arthur derosa killed two people and injured a 56-year-old man was among those who died. his wife survived and now she has organized a scholarship in his name. and the fund raiser held this evening at the mall, the sight tonight. >> and several men pulled dozens of alarms. witnesses say they saw the men pulling the alarms. a massachusetts man caught in a drug lab scandal is not allowed to rescinded. after a court lab employee was charged with tampering with evidence, but the state supreme court says because the man's plea was later withdrawn, he is rollers these students put on a fresh coat of paint for a fresh start. >> swastikas and homophobic messages were painted on the rock. >> i was angry because i didn't want the senior class to be associated with this behavior because that is just not cool at all. >> today students, future students, teachers and alumni rededicated it with messages of tolerance and hope. >> i'm extremely proud to be your principal. >> he says he received calls from nova scotia to florida from former students concerned about the vandalism. that's w

victor derosa is a baggage handler. >> it takes out some of the error? >> absolutely, we're all human, whether you change your plan or decided not to go or whether we were just thinking about something else and not paying attention to that specific bag tag it catches it for us. >> there is a reason delta is spending millions of dollars to implement this new system. every time a bag is or lost, it costs the airline $100 or more. >> starting today, passengers will get push alert updates like these on their smartphones. from the app, they can pull up a map tracking the bag's location. >> it gives you more peace of mind? >> yes, yes, i would definitely say i get more peace of mind if my luggage is with me, if i don't know where it is. >> reporter: american also sends is testing electronic bag tags that update through a mobile app and last for two years. >> the cbs overnight news will it's judgment day. back seat chefs peer inside your oven. but you've cleaned all baked-on business from meals past with easy-off, so the only thing they see is that beautiful bi

and if this light turns red, that means the bag should not be victor derosa is a handler. >> it takes out some of the margin of error? >> absolutely, we're all human, and for a variety of reasons where you change your schedule or decided not to go or whether we were just thinking about something else and not paying attention to the specific bag tag, it catches it for us. >> there is a reason delta spent millions to implement this new system, every time a bag is handled or lost, it can cause the airline $100 or more. >> reporter: starting today, passengers will get push alert updates, from the app they can pull up a map tracking the bag's location. >> it gives you more peace of mind? >> yes, yes, i have more peace of mind knowing my luggage is with me, if it's not with me i know where it is. american is testing and alaska is testing updates that go through a mobile app and last for two years. >>> the cbs overnight news will be right back. g megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. ahh...still sick, huh? i'll take it from here. i'm good. i just took new mucinex c

. >> reporter: viktor derosa is a margin of error. >> absolutely. because we're all human. so it does for a variety of reasons, whether you changed your itinerary, whether you decided not to go or whether we were just thinking about something else and not paying attention to that specific bag tag. it catches it for us. >> reporter: there is a reason delta is spending millions of dollars to implement this new system. every time a bag is mishandled or lost can cost the airline $100 or more. get push alert updates like these on their smart phones. from the app, they can pull up a map tracking a bag's location. >> does this give you more peace of mind? >> yes, yes. i would definitely think it gives me a little bit more peace of mind just knowing that my luggage is with me. if it's not with me, at least i know where it is. >> reporter: delta isn't the only airline with bag tracking technology. american also sends push alerts to flyers. and alaska is testing electronic bag tags that update through a years. traditional bag tags have to be scanned by hand individually before luggag

derosa anchored in the ancient orality if you'd like to go that way, too, the quest for justice as god told moses to talk the hebrews to tell the world. that quest for justice is manifested most romantically across the entire world or the symbolism of the palestine issue and this is one reason why continues to grow. it is not come to fruition and have the results that we want, but the fact is growing and you heard from the previous speakers all the fascinating and important trends within the united states among students, the media, some politicians, the mainstream churches, professional associations, academic groups. but most importantly the demographic trends among the american people of the jewish american community is the younger people under the age of 40 are clearly more evenhanded. roughly 50/50 sane palestinians and israelis had equal rights to the statehood to citizenship for security and integrity of the national consciousness. this is something that is now widespread and anchored in this political sentiments in the value systems of americans under the age of 45. among older a

. >> eighty-six year old jane derosa is upset someone tagged her home with the words trump rules in the early hours following election day. other businesses and cars on the block had similar black graffiti, and neighbors say an african-american resident found a racially charged slur written on her white truck. they gave us these photos. >> it almost felt like it is racially drive glenn she said she was out walking her dog, still reeling from reelection result, when she found the word trump rules painted on asian community center here. neighbor kenny thinks he may have caught the alleged vandal on surveillance, that footage. >> police say they made even more disturbing finds later in the day including self are swastikas references to nazi germany alongside the word trump spray painted on windows of the old meg leo furs building south broad . >> first festival of families republican nominee has captured pennsylvania since 1988, with bush due caucus, trump's 49% to 48% victory over democrat hillary clinton was really narrow. lancaster was the largest county to go for trump, giving him 47,0

victor derosa say baggage handler. takes away that margin of error? >> absolutely. because we're all human. so it does for a variety of reasons, whether you changed your itinerary, whether you decided not to go or whether we something else and not paying attention to that specific backpack, it catches it for us. >> reporter: there is a reason delta is spending billions of dollars dollars dollars to implement the new system. starting today passengers will get push alert updates like these on their smartphones. from the app, they can pull up an app tracking the location. does this give you peace of mind? this gives me more peace of mind knowing that my luggage is with me. if it's not with me, i want know where it is. >> reporter: american also sends push alerts to flyers and alaska is testing electronic updates that last up to two years. this is your old school bag tag. these have to be individually scanned, each bag one at a time before they can be loaded on to an airplane. automatically. and delta believes that will allow them to load bags faster and require fewer p

the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend vincent derosa,st joseph's catholic church here in washington, d.c.,. >> gracious god from whom all truth, rights and authorities descend, grant this house wisdom to perceive the common good, strong resolve to carry it out in the service of our citizens, prudence to do so justly and love to do so with compassion and empathy for those most in need. we ask this in your most holy name. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-a of house resolution 921, the journal of the last day's proceeding is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance and invite others in the chamber to join me. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and pursuant to l. clause 4 of rule 1, the following enrolled bills were signed by the speaker on thursday, november 17, 2016. the clerk: h.r. 845, h.r. 5392, h.r. 6007. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication