. >> and the 1994 rose bowl and the milwaukee journal with that trading card inis side the newspaper and you didn't know that to me it's really jimmy and always so obviously i am partial because jim was my freshman roommate and we are great friends today. >> so that is close. and with and he played all four year. >> good luck with this one. >> super cash 14, 24, 26 introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john goodman --

. >> and the 1994 rose bowl and the milwaukee journal with that trading card inis side the newspaper and you didn't know that he was a greatwalkon. to me it's really jimmy and because jim was my freshman roommate and we are great friends today. and really came out of nowhere to some people's eye and almost like that. >> so that is close. and with and he played all four year. ?? (motor revving past) ?? (brakes and crash sounds) this winter, pay attention, go slow, and stay in control while driving. >> super cash 14 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from >>> and a fun day moay to you, everybody. november 28th. cyber monday. hope you had a really fabulous and blessed thanksgiving with your friends and family. and it's all about shopping, seems to me today. >> today's that day. clickity clack. >> it was saturday. saturday was small town -- >> small business saturday. >> you're right. and friday was -- >> what the heck is tomorrow? >> what is tomorrow? by the way --

fourteen trillion dollars01 voted for tax increases 278 times 03 he should look at what the milwaukee journal sentinel political facts they said it was false and it is false latest marquette university law school poll shows feingold is now leading the incumbent senator, by one point. reporting live in racine julia fello todays tmj four. make today's tmj4 your home for complete coverage election night. decision 2016 coverage starts tomorrow on live at four. more local news now. you'll pay a new 30-dollar "wheel tax" if you live in milwaukee county.the county d of next year's budget.casey geraldo is live with the story. the county board member approved this proposal in a 10 to 7 vote...some voting... regretfully aye. "to collect a vehicle regiration fee of 30 dollars" it's an extra tax most taxpayers aren't excited to see. "we pay so much in taxes as it is."neither are some of the county board members for supervisor jason haas voted for... regretfully, aye.even if he didn't like it... to avoid what could happen without the income. "either we blow up the transit system or we hugely cut services

deal on several felonies he faced after wining the powerball jackpot in 2009.according to the milwaukee journal sentinel: the charges against douglas miron grew out of his alleged obsession with a teenage girl he hired to clean the house he bought with his prize money. a high school soccer coach is behind bars -- accused of "exposing a child".. to "harmful material".. and "sexual assault." police say two female students at west have already come forward. school leaders say they believe the initial contact between the students and the coach started in an amatueur soccer league... school leaders say they are focusing on finding anymore victims. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--up to the minute election data tries to predict the presidential race. what it's showing this morning. and ... star power --- the three celebrities giving a last minute push to donald trump i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could

publisher of the milwaukee journal sentinel. in april of 1860.. the milwaukee baseball it's the coldest morning so far this season for many locations, including right here in milwaukee. lows bottomed out well into the 20s everywhere with wind chills in the teens. we'll see a slight improvement in our weather less wind. however, temperatures will still only reach the upper 30s by this afternoon a woman is accidentally shot in the head outside of a gun show in north carolina.the incident happened inside a pickup truck.. the driver gave two guns to a woman sitting in the back seat so she could compare them. the woman accidentally fired one.. and a bullet struck the driver's wife in the passenger seat. "he handed it to the lady in the backseat, says 'look at this' and some how or another something the gun went off and discharged."authorities say the woman was alert and talking before an ambulance took her to the hospital. they say the bullet hit the seat-rest before it hit her, which may have stopped some of the impact. authorities say they have found

the milwaukee journal sentinel reports that local police are consulting with the fbi as part of their investigation. he was beaten halloween weekend outside a pizza restaurant. police have not arrested anyone yet. they haven't either confirmed >>> a porch fire destroys several apartments this morning. several families are left depending on the help of the red cross now. >> this is the time of the year the red cross says they see an uptick of fires. people in this morning's fire say they may have lost their belongings but they're thankful to still have their lives. >> approximately 5:08 we got called for a working structure fire on the porch. >> help arrived in less residents, while the firehouse is only about a mile away, people had already evacuated. >> the lucky part is, a resident in the adjoining apartment building noticed the fire and had notified all the occupants. >> we got woken up at about quarter to 5:00 this morning with banging on the doors and a guy from the apartment across from us yelling that there was a fire in the building, that we needed to get out. depending on the

. >> he should look at what the milwaukee "journal sentinel" said about the claim about voting for tax increases. they said it was false and it is false. >> shannon: the latest poll shows that the senate race is in a dead heat. races for president and senate headline the ballot but there are important local races and referendums up for vote. there is a link to find what's on your ballot and where your polling lace in our decision 2016 section at tmj4.com. election night. decision 2016 coverage starts tomorrow right here on live at four. still ahead on "live at 6", free water filters. new details on milwaukee's progra offering free filters for homes at risk of led in their water. when and where you can apply. >> john: we had another beautiful day. that's four in a row. 70s this weekend, 65 in madison. 67 in milwaukee. it doesn't getet this time of year. and if you're going out this evening mostly cloudy, 54 at 8:00. 52 at 10:00. i'll have election day forecast and looking pretty good coming and looking pretty good coming up in a few what greases the gears in washington? money. six years

christian schneider, columnist for "the milwaukee journal sentinel." and john nichols, associate editor of "the capital times." covering the issues important to wisconsin. this is "upfront with mike gousha." mike: hello again, everyone, and welcome to "upfront." we're now counting down the hours to tuesday's election. and in this final stretch, it seems

milwaukee journal sentinel is reporting 30-year-old sha? swayzer's has filed a claim notice against the sheriff's office. her lawyers says sawyer told corrections officer she was going into labor... but jail employees ignohe sheriff's office is denying those claims. about 60 people will soon be out of a job at the sprint manufacturing plant in new berlin.the workforce development area rapid response is offering assistance to those happening today... city leaders are set to discuss the future of a street car running through downtown milwaukee. right now... the price tag is at least 1-hundred-28 million dollars.more than half of the money is expected to come from the federal government.the common council did approved expand the projectthe streetcar is expected to begin serving the third ward and downtown in 2018. the milwaukee brewers are looking for fan fashion designers. the team is holding a "fan-shirt friday design contest."you can submit a brewers-themed design online. the winner will be selected through a public vote and used for 20-tho

the milwaukee journal sentinel reports the committee rejected chris abele's proposed 60 dollar per vehicle wheel tax. according to the paper... the amendment... allowing for a wheel tax half that rate... passed unanimously. it appears certain to pass the entire county board. supervisors will consider the full budget next week. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hello, everybody! it's booze day tuesday. firstay of november. we're calling it movember around here. a new guest watching, knpg. >> what? they're here. >> yes, holeda! the new nbc affiliate. we're happy to you have. >> what is that? >> "kiss the sky". love i. went home yesterday after four hours of being regis. it takes so much energy to be -- >> you were exhausted because you were screaming. >> i know! all day! >> moving on to thanksgiving. >> this was our opening from yesterday, in case you missed it. we walked out -- >> see it again. >> it was oprah and regis together again. >> oprah and regis. [ laughter ] >> come on. >> how come you w

according the milwaukee business journal-- bill penzey wrote an email-- referencing an "open embrace of racism" in the republican party. in a follow-up facebook post-- penzey said he didn't believe all republicans are racist - just those who voted for the president-elect. president-elect donald trump had a busy weekend-- working on building he met with two different potential cabinet members. mister trump first met with retired marine general james mattis-- who could be picked for secretary of defense. he also met with mitt romney-- who's being considered for secretary of state. a spokesman for the president elect says more cabinet members could be announced this week. weather mostly clear and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop to around 20 in the city by morning, 15 outside of the city. mostly snn with a high in the middle 30s. clouds roll in tuesday ahead of a storm system that will bring us a few rain showers tuesday night. we will warm into the low 40s tuesday afternoon. tonight: mostly clear and cold. 15 by morning away from the city.

heads up if you're looking for your morning paper.the milwaukee journal sentinel... is delayed. delayed.yes, it has to do with the election.the paper says... it delayed printing so it could ensure it has the most complete poll numbers.the presidential race wasn't called until just before two this morning. it won't be processing late delivery reports until after 8:30 this still ahead this morning - financial markets are hurting ...after trumps win. plus--- facebook is testing a new feature to make your pictures look like art!see how 3 in today's "money watch" report--- donald trump's suprise win--- and unceainty surrounding a trump presidency--is shocking financial markets... which had priced in a hillary clinton win. markets across asia and europe are tumbling. dow futrures aredown nearly two percent right now.we'll see what happens this morning when the opening bell rings. ofthe company says the number of visitors at its theme parks dropped slightly because of bad weather and fewer guests from latin america.sea-world has been struggling to win back customers since a 2013 docume

costing millions of dollars and in the "milwaukee journal" in wisconsin and the green party said whatevert spent is spent on their campaign schools. the recruitment. so this is not exactly -- when donald trump says it's a scam i believe him. this is not certifying the election result. she said it's probably fine. >> let me agree with ron. i think jill stein should commit every penny goes back to the people that gave her the money and not used as a fund-raiser for the green party. >> she won't do that. >> she should do that. we should call on her to do that. designed for a purpose for the recount and not using it for the green party. >> we have seen donald trump put up a number of tweets this morning and took the high road and then respond. how should he be handling this? it's a lot of money, a lot of people need to work and do the recount especially if it's more than one state right now and just wisconsin. how should he be handling the response? >> look. he's sent out a series of tweets now. we know how he feels now. no question about it and made the point and leave it to the campaign. wh

the milwaukee business journal reports the c-e-o of penzeys spices... bill penzey.... wrote in an email that "the open embrace of racism by the republican party in this election... is now unleashing a wave of ugliness unseen in facebook post... saying he did not believe all republicans are racist - just those who voted for the president-elect... and called on them to "take ownership" and "make amends." mister trump's multi-billion dollar business empire has some people worried about a conflict of interest while he is president. his advisers have said he plans to have his children take the reins. his incoming chief of staff -- and former chair of the wisconsin g-o-p -- reince priebus addressed those concerns this morning. ""donald trump has been very clear from the very beginning that his family is very im think that, while it's unique, it's certainly compliant with the law, and, obviously, we will comply with all of those laws." priebus also defended mister trump's recent decision to settle the trump university lawsuits -- saying mister trump wanted to focus on the pre

english professor at alverno, published author and mystery column runs every third sunday in the milwaukee journal sentinel. >> getting tongue tied great to see you carole. >> nice >> we're thankful for you being? on the show. >> i'm always glad to be here. >> >> love your book recommendations. your goal, your agenda for yourself in this segment was to find books that inspire you. things that you can start reading and you just want to pick up and get into. >> books to get lost into. i decided to go with graphic novels because i think one of the things we tend to not do very much in the winter is view art. this way you get to look at art good stories and you can escape into them. my first book i picked is a book about eb white it's called some writer by melissa sweet. eb white is the author of charlotte's web, and stewart little and was a writer for the new yorker and it's such an uplifting positive book about his life and the artist, the author melissa sweet has done all of these awesome collages so it's a graphic novel, but also, you get t little details of his life, his letters are in here, exam

a long-time milwaukee law firm is closing its doors.the milwaukee business journal reports as of today, weiss berzowski l-l-p will no exist.the firm's 14 attorneys will join the law firm von briesen and roper s-c.the weiss berzowski firm has been around for more than 50 years. the presidential candidates asking wisconsin to re-count votes in this month's election have until this afternoon to pony up the more than 3- million dollars that will cost. president-elect donald trump won wisconsin by about 22-thousand votes. green party candidate jill stein is leading the effort behind the re-count request. pete zervakis is live with more on jill stein and independent candidate rocky de la fuente both requested the re-count last week. democrat hillary clinton's campaign formally joined the effort over the weekend. although stein is the one actively raising money for the recount. estimates from county clerks put the cost at about 3.5- million dollars. the vote isn't close enough for taxpayers to pay for the re-count. so stein has until 4:30 p-m today to money. federal law requires the recount b

first, the washington bureau chief for the milwaukee journal joins us.ews today out of your state, the day after thanksgiving, what is happening on the ground and what do we think is the objective of jill stein. does she think she can still the results in wisconsin? >> well, she may think that. it does seem awfully improbable. given the margin right now is 22,177 votes. as counted by county and municipal clerks. that's a lot of votes to be overturned in a recount. there was a recount in a big statewide judicial election several years ago in wisconsin where about half as many people voted as did vote in the presidential election. and it only changed the final margin by about 300 votes. so, you know, can you imagine recounts changing vote margins on the margins but not a vote margin of 22,000 votes. >> right. so it sounds to me that the chances of her actually having impact here might be slim to none and i also understand and please help us understand this tonight as we dig into this. on social media a lot of people are sending out notes saying that wiscon

that's accordinto the milwaukee business journal. the city's historic preservation commission approved plans to build a fire pit and install an outdoor coffee bar at the lincoln memorial drive location. "oh it was exciting. "thats the biggest plane i've ever seen.""awful big plane...amazing plane." plane." they're talking about the massive airbus a-380... that's at mitchell international airport in milwaukee this morning.it's the world's ?largest passenger jet.?it can seat up to 853 people.... and has a maximum flying range of milwaukee to mel-urn australia. the superjumbo jet... is here for 10 days ... to test a new engine in cold weather. coming up at 5--a bold idea for milwaukee's lakeshore park..from a local group.. 'l pull it off. wait until you see what they've got planned. 9-13"our responsibilty is to our constituents... to fight for their best interests." interests." 3 and... a group of milwaukee aldermen ask m-p-d to move ?more? officers into their part of the city. but not everyone agrees with the idea. good morning everyon

brand.according to the milwaukee business journal the spy-themed restuarant will open a new location in chicago in january. it will also open an "escape house" in chicago, an entertainmen where people will have solve pus room. the biz journal says the new safe house restaurant will have some of the same spy themes with a few upgrades. 3 the business journal is also reporting that the colectiv coffee on the lakefront will be expanding its outdoor patio area. the city's historic preservation commission has approved plans to ild install a coffe bar at the lincoln memorial drive location. 3 tonight on the cbs 58 news at ten...some significant changes "i think it's going to change the way the whole park looks and functions." functions." tonight at ten...hear from the local group looking to make the change. see their plans for a "visitor and education center". and hear how they're planning to get the ?five million? dollars they need to build it. thats coming up tonight in a special report on the cbs 58 news at ten. 3 and coming up on the news at four...a new report is out on the safety of

the milwaukee business journal reports the c-e-o of penzeys that "the open embrace of racism by the republican party in this election... is now unleashing a wave of ugliness unseen in the country for decades." he followed that email up with a facebook post... saying he did not believe all republicans are racist - just those who voted for the president-elect... and called on them to "take ownership" and "make amends." president-elect's harshest critics on the campaign trail... but today... mitt romney sat down with mr. trump. romney had called mr. trump a phoney... while the president-elect called him a "stone cold loser" .... but the two men seem to be moving on. they met for an hour today at mr. trump's private golf course in new jersey... as the president-elect works to form his cabinet. romney wouldn't respond to questions about joining the administration... but said he was glad he could meet with the president- elect. "we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to various theaters in the world united states of real significance, we discussed those areas and exchanged our views on thos

president, on october 31, just one week before the election day, the milwaukee journal sentinel had an article with the headline -- quote -- "rates for obamacare plans jump in wisconsin." this article said that tens much thousands of middle-class people in wisconsin who don't qualify for washington subsidies -- quote -- "will pay the full cost of double-digit premium increases." the article quoted one insurance broker saying i've talked with people who are exasperated. and they're just at wit's end. that's what the insurance broker said. it's not just the price increases, mr. president. in at least five states there is only one company actually selling plans on the obamacare exchange. my state of wyoming is one of those. people are being told that their plan will no longer include their doctor or maybe even a hospital near where they live. the average deductible for a silver plan next year is going to be almost $3,600. is the damage that obamacare doing to american families right now people are seeing it. because of the election, and that article was in the wisconsin newspaper, a state

melanie lawder joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with microsoft. 1. why was company's president in milwaukee on tuesday? give to wisconsins technology and startup community? let's talk and what kind of businesses are they? 2. southridge mall has also acquired other tenants recently-- what else is in store for the shopping center? carl is "kicking it" with the john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. 's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. call now. would rex pass up more beef stew? i don't think so. wakeup at 4:30-- get breaking news... plus the latest updates on the brendan dassey case. then at six - a sign the holidays are near. carl will be live at the city's annual lights festival. that's tomorrow on fox six for their home opener this weekend. our carl deffenbaugh is joining in on their practice honor from the green ba

sean ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- plans for housing development in river hills. generating? mlk drive in milwaukee: 1. what could the new building look like? 2. when will the city select a developer for the project? carl is getting i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." artisans and vendors will be at hawthorne hill farm for the annual holiday market. our carl deffenbaugh is there getting a what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax b

the cover of the milwaukee sentinel journal. it says trump wins with a picture of donald trump and hillary clinton. >> over on the east coast. what the new yorkers are going to wake up to. happen. the post extremely critical of trump throughout his campaign. >> usa today. two words, billionaire candidate scores white house victory. saying president trump a nation divided.ed sate and >> thisone says house of horrors. >>> good morning. it's trump. >> usa, usa. >> donald j. trump will be the next president of the united states. an astonishing massive repudiation of his opponent, president obama, the washington establishment, and the media. trump speaking to his supporters early this morning. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hillary clinton calling him to concede, but no speech from her overnight. her supporters devastated. his, overjoyed.

melanie lawder joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters. let's start with -- george watts and sons closing. 1. why did they decide to close 2. what will happen with the let's talk about the hsa brookfield fashion center deal. 1. who are the buyers of the brookfield fashion center? 2. what does hsa commercial, plan to do with the shopping center? carl is seeing if he has what it takes to play in the major fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- one of the busiest travel days of the year... how to make your trip smoother. plus thanksgiving made easy with the help of a local grocer. and where you can help facing hunger. tomorrow on wakeup! you can experience all the thrills of major league baseball at the betty brinn children's museum. their new exhibit, big league fun, opened this weekend-- and our carl big stories at 11:30. six kids were killed and more injured after a bus crs ...the charges the driver of the bus is now facing. plus-- new information on the fatal officer-involved shooting of jay anderson. the piece of evidence that anderson's family just got

rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- one of milwaukees business law firms is getting bigger. which law firm is it and are they going to grow? aurora health care is planning prices at its hospitals again next year. how does the next compare with other recent years? why does aurora say it needs to tony award-winning musical ?? attention medicare beneficiaries... living in these milwaukee area counties. call now and let unitedhealthcare help find a plan that may be right for you... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... like primary care doctor visits for a low $15 co-pay... all in one simple plan for a $0 monthly premium. this medicare advantage plan offers you routine vision, hearing and foot care coverage... hearing aids as low as $330 each, saving you thousands... and you'll pay the plan's lowest prescription price, whether it's your co-pay or the pharmacy price. or pay zero dollars for a 90-day supply of tier 1 call unitedhealthcare to learn more about

. >>> right now, time to show you the milwaukee journal in the making a murderer case. the judge who overturned brendan dassey's conviction said he should be released. his half brother said brendan shouldn't be in prison. >> brendan is not a violent murderer. he's an innocent teddy bear and a very loving person. >> the state attorney general wants to block the release order. >>> phone can reveal intimate details about you. traces of molecules and microbes can linger for months. they built up whenever you touch your phone. they can reveal stuff like gender, your diet. your medication. your clothing, beauty products and even places you visited. >>> and the seattle times reports on what is billed as the the flight was fueled on bio fuel. the jet flew from seattle to washington, d.c. use of the bio fuel reduces greenhouse emissions but for now, it's much more expensive than regular selling fuel. >>> best-selling author james patterson is famous for his thrillers. and bill o'reilly known for his killing series. the two are teaming up to release a children's book called it's

." >>> the milwaukee journal sentinel reports on a wisconsin judge rejecting a lawsuit calling for a hand recount of the votes in the presidential election. the wisconsin recount is all set to begin tomorrow. the judge says there is no that would require a hand recount. she is letting local officials decide how to conduct it. >>> "the new york times" says fight for 15 organizers hope working class backers of donald trump will join their movement. thousands turned out nationwide yesterday to demand a pay increase to $15 an hour and the right to organize. workers from airports, hospitals and fast food chains joined the protest. the campaign has focused on the urban poor since it started four years ago. tribune reports that anyone delivering supplies to oil pipeline protesters could face fines. the threat comes from the local sheriff's office. thousands of demonstrators are hunkered down in the middle of a winter storm. they are ignoring the governor's mandatory evacuation order. some protesters say they will leave only if the controversial project to area oil through four states is cal

rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters. with president- elect donald trump vowing to repeal obamacare, many questions remain on what will happen for people buying insurance through the online marketplace. 1. what are insurers saying consumers should do for coverage in 2017? 2. how are insurance companies affordable care act will come to an end? ......a company that used to be in menomonee falls keeps company that used to be in menomonee falls keeps growing in milwaukees 3rd ward. what is the latest on the dohmen doe-men company? carl is getting into the holiday start your morning with fox6 wakeup at 4:30. we'll have the latest developments on the brendan dassey case. then, she loves cheese pizza, t-swift and basketball. meet our next future forecaster tomorrow. plus quick recipes for thanksigving. how to make two dishes with just four ingredients. plus rob will have holiday spirit tonight, with the annual holiday lights festival downtown. our carl deffenbaugh is getting a look at what you'll see at the festival. the 103rd a

sean ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- redeveloping former case plant in racine. 1. how soon may the city pick a developer for the property? 2. which developers are competing to buy the building? 1. how soon may the city pick a developer for the property? 2. which developers are competing on local home sales in october: 1. how are sales in milwaukee county compared with the suburban couti kenosha counties seeing sales increase? carl is getting a look at some handmade items that are perfect ?? attention medicare beneficiaries... living in these milwaukee area counties. call now and let unitedhealthcare help find a plan that may be right for you... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan s a and b... with prescription drug coverage and more... like primary care doctor visits for a low $15 co-pay... all in one simple plan for a $0 monthly premium. this medicare advantage plan offers you routine vision, hearing and foot care coverage... hearing aids as low as $330 each, saving you thousands... and you'll pay the plan's lowest prescription price

." >>> the milwaukee journal sentinel reports on a wisconsin judge rejecting a lawsuit calling for a hand recount of the votes in the presidential election. the wisconsin recount is all set to begin tomorrow. the judge says there is no convincing evidence of fraud that would require a hand decide how to conduct it. >>> "the new york times" says fight for 15 organizers hope he urban poor since it started four years ago. >>> north dakota's bismarck tribune reports t pipeline protesters could face fines. the threat comes from the local sheriff's office. thousands of demonstrators are hunkered down in the middle of a winter storm. they are ignoring the governor's mandatory evacuation order. some protesters say they will leave only if the controversial project to area oil through four states is called off. michelle miller is at one of the camps near cannonball, north plunged here below freezing and windchill of below 13 degrees. although the government has called for the evacuation of everything you see behind me the office says he has no plans for a supply blockade. >> it's snowing then

rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters. 1. one of four health insurance companies still selling on the obamacare marketplace in milwaukee is not continuing to do so. what is the ceo of network health saying about the future on the exchange? why are insurers dropping out? 2. marquette universitys athletic department has built valley for the past two decades. tell us about the universitys latest investment in its valley fields complex. carl is helping kick- off "food i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnso

rich kircheno the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- two companies have proposed a convention hotel across the street from the wisconsin center in downtown milwaukee. now the wisconsin centers chairman wants to be involved in the discussion. why does scott night-zull want a role in picking a hotel developer?milwaukees largest business group is floating the idea of a one-half county. tell us about the proposal and what the money would support? why is mmac talking only about milwaukee and supporting local fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- the major traffic switch thats good news for holiday travelers. and barley soup you can make at home. and how to safely store and reheat your thanksgiving leftovers... that's tomorrow on wakeup! after the madness of black friday, comes small business saturday...a chance to support just that -- small businesses. our carl deffenbaugh is in downtown racine to see what here's a look at this morning's big stories at 1130. four police officers shot across three separate states... the latest on the incidents...as police say they're not connected. and

microbrewery is in the works for the new entertainment distric dan shafer joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- the bucks entertainment district. 1. what do the latest plans for the bucks entertainment block call for? 2. what is next for this project? on adient adients headquarters? 2. does that mean the company is leaving carl is checking out a modern retelling of the classic get your morning started with fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- count on us for breaking news, and the latest on the election recount. and a preview of the grand re-opening at the domes. tomorrow on wakeup! black nativity is a retelling of the classic christmas nativity story. the show opens tomorrow at the marcus center, but our carl deffenbaugh is getting an early 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 where some of our 63,000 medicare members we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out o

am low: 29 high: 41 wind: sw 5-10 mph am low: 29 high: 41 wind: sw 5-10 mph the milwaukee business journal is reporting that kohl's corporation had a "record-breaking" thanksgiving. kohls set a record for single-day online sales. the company has been increasingly focusing on its digital strategy... including a buy online, pick-up in store service that launched in 2015. and in october, the company launched its own mobile the holidays. no word yet on how the company did on cyber monday. ahead on wakeup - the deadline jill stein's campaign has to make a recount happen in wisconsin. and help for residents with a lead service line. where you can pick a free water filter on the south side today. and the brewers are looking for their biggest fans. how you can take part in a photo shoot at miller park. chicken tenders bbq sauce glazed carrots crunchy celery sticks wakeup news. anchors adlib weather over live pic today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 the milwaukee brewers are calling all fans who want to show their team pride! their holding a casting call for a special photo shoot at mille

potential housing development in racine and there's ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- plans for more 3rd ward apartments: 1. when could the new apartments plans for more 3rd ward apartments: 1. when could the new apartments open to residents? 2. what is the history of that building? on racine selecting developer planned project? 2. how long could it take to finalize the proposal? carl is getting artistic popping open a bottle of wine with friends...but how about doing that while creating your own holiday art? our carl deffenbaugh is at the wehr nature center, previewing this weekend's "paint and pour" workshop create your own work of holiday art inspired by a little wine and our resident artist. $25.00 fee diy workshop: paint and pour / 6pm-8pm what do you get when you combine paint, canvas, wine and laughter? a work of ar inspired by wehrs own resident artist to create one of-a-kind gifts or something special for yourself. no experience required, only imagination and fun! we supply all the materials, plenty of wine and refreshments.

rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters. baseball players have chewed tobacco during games for decades but that will change next season at miller park and other major and who are the supporters? which key baseball position on the ban? the milwaukee bucks continue to expand their front office. tell bucks latest major hire and the role he is expected to play. carl is bringing holiday cheer or shopping... join us starting at 4:30 to kick off your thanksgiving morning. there will be stores open on the holiday. where people are jumping on early deals! plus a preview of a big community dinner in racine. that's tomorrow on wakeup! make the holidays special for other families as well. the annual stuff- the- bus campaign is going on all day, benefiting feeding america. our carl here's a look at this morning's big stories at 11:30. millions of people across the country will be hitting the road this holiday. ...some tips from triple-a to help you avoid th plus-- a weekend hunting trip turns deadly...after a man is found dead. what was

sean ryan joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- the studies for development along streetcar routes. 1. what is the goal of these market studies? 2. how is the city paying for it? let's talk about a new plaza for the summerfest grounds. 1. where will the new plazas be built? how veterans are being honored on this special day. and the resources available for heroes who come home... right you are watching fox 6 news at 11. as you start planning your holiday get togethers, you can't forget about dessert. and rocket baby bakery has all the delicious treats you could ever desire. carl is at their tosa location this ?? attention medicare beneficiaries... living in these milwaukee area counties. call now and let unitedhealthcare help find a plan that may be right for you... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... n drug coverage and more... like primary care doctor visits for a low $15 co-pay... all in one simple plan for a $0 monthly premium. this medicare advantage plan offers you

christian schneider, columnist for "the milwaukee journal sentinel." and john nichols, associate editor of "the capital times." covering the issues important to wisconsin. this is "upfront imike gousha." hello again, everyone, and welcome to "upfront." we're now counting down the hours to tuesday's election. and in this final stretch, it seems

rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- repeal the affordable care act. but experts you interviewed say that wont be so easy. what is the likelihood trump will achieve that goal? which parts of obamacare might increasing 25 percent on the aca online marketplace, the vast majority through their employers. what kind of rate increases are southeast wisconsin employers facing for 2017? carl is diving into the world of wakeup at 4:30-- get breaking news, weather and traffic updates until 9am. holiday travel tips to keep you calm... and keep money in your pocket! plus a 4-ingredient cranberry chicken bake from the cooking mom! plus cooler temps and an even cooler future forecaster! that's tomorrow on wakeup! all the wonder of dr. seuss has come to life...as students at greenfield high school get ready for their final weekend of seussical the musical. our carl deffenbaugh is getting wisconsin beef council is here with a beefy harvest soup. and kids at a local school get a special lesson... who helped them learn about the importance of th