we're here back in kenosha. and you know, jamie just made a point about the minimum wage which you hear a lot from voters, from folks at think tanks about if you raise the minimum wage to, say, $15 an hour, you're just going to increase costs, right, and somebody is going to be paying for that. i'm curious if any of you folks -- you guys are all democrats. john, you're a former union president. does that argument stand to you? >> well, first of all, one of the things that i think people miss about raising minimum wage, if minimum wage goes up, everybody's wage goes up. the floor is raised. people say why should people at mcdonald's -- it's not just about people that work at mcdonald's and people making the minimum wage, by and large, those are not just young people. those are people who are raising a family and need -- >> but doesn't that make her argument more solid. won't costs explode? >> no. i think it goes back to senator sanders' argument that incomes have shifted this this country to the top 1%, away from

we're here back in kenosha.nd you know, jamie just made a point about the minimum wage which you hear a lot from voters, from folks at think tanks about if you raise the minimum wage to, say, $15 an hour, you're just going to increase costs, right, and somebody is going to be paying for that. i'm curious if any of you folks -- you guys are all democrats. john, you're a former union president. does that argument stand to you? >> well, first of all, one of the things that i think people miss about raising minimum wage, if minimum wage goes up, everybody's wage goes up. the floor is raised. people say why should people at mcdonald's -- it's not just about people that work at mcdonald's and people making the minimum wage, by and large, those are not just young people. those are people who are raising a family and need -- >> but doesn't that make her argument more solid. won't costs explode? >> no. i think it goes back to senator sanders' argument that incomes have shifted this this country to the top 1%, away from t

we are back here in kenosha.id before, you know, kenosha county went for donald trump, the president-elect in this election for 237 votes, less than the amount of people in this room. we want to introduce you to some folks who voted for donald trump. i want to introduce you to richard who voted for barack obama in 2008. jamie, the divorced mom of two, holding down multiple jobs. she believes that trump will bring back jobs. her son backed bernie sanders. we have with us gayle sparks, an electronic technician, her husband is unemployed due to disability. didn't vote in 2012. and thought it was important to come out and vote in this election. and matt is a longtime republican. matt, you were nodding your head and the senator was too. you're a longtime union guy and a longtime republican, which is not always something that goes together. how important do you think organized labor is to a strong middle class? >> the grassroots is important. the leadership in the unions has been lacking. and the grassroots guy, unions

where amanda devoe is in kenosha... where police have been responding day. 3 the roads are pretty clear now here in kenosha, but the weather was nothing to mess with just a few hours earlier (.. references salt...) salt...)the kenosha department of public works says there are 44 trucks across the city salting and plowing the streets. about 100 people are working this weekend to make sure the roads are safe to were a few accidents in the city, including a two stoplights and a light pole being knocked down. like other cities in the area, kenosha is using a brine solution of salt, water and other ingredients to help remove the snow. officials say they also plan to use 7 thousand tons of salt this winter. a second shift is coming in at midnight to continue clearing the streets even after the snow stops, but the city still wants people to drive safely. "we're always on call, any kind of slick spots or slipper spots. but to the general public, we live in wisconsin. you got to know that when you're driving out there, there's u

ken kenosha, one inch. new berlin, .7 of an inch there. winter weather advisories run until tomorrow night. winter storm warnings run into tomorrow evening from dodge county, all the way down to chicago and west to the mississippi river. this radar and satellite together for you. it runs from indiana into south dakota. everything is moving east with a slight southeast motion on it. we have a lot of snow to come. the snow continues across the southern part of the state. where you see the darker blue, those are moderate pockets of snow. they extend in pockets to lacrosse. we had a moderate band. the second moderate band is southern part of dodge county, southern washington county, and now into the northern part of milwaukee county. a little later over racine county. by midnight, everybody gets one to three inches of snow. by 6:00 in the morning, three to five inches will cover all of southeast wisconsin. between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., add another three to five inches on top of the three to five that's fallen. snow. the 10 mainly south of m

milwaukee, racine and kenosha ti storm warning extended until 10:00 tonight. before all is said and done. it's fairly safe to say they will see between a half a foot and nine to ten inches of snow across our entire viewing area. here's a look at "storm team 4" max radar, the back edge of precipitation now pushing into the northwestern part of our viewing area. that's why you folks will see that winter storm warning expire. there's still heavy snow, moderate to heavy snow extending all the way from the metro area walworth and racine and kenosha counties where they've picked up 7 inches of snow. here's a live look from our airport tower cam, south side of milwaukee county, seeing the snow continuing to pile up, road conditions there a little slow-going right now, your weather word is snow, but it's finally winding down. first big snow of the season outside right now. mild, 30? in milwaukee's mitchell, 27 in waukesha. good news is wind has not been much of a factor. if you're heading out on the town tonight, you may not want gradually diminish from the nest to th

reporting live in kenosha, lindsey branwall cbs 58 news. a new front opened today in wisconsin's war against prescription drug abuse. abuse. for the next few weeks, you'll see this message on billboards in talk to kids about the dangers of misusing prescription painkillers. it's a team effort against an epidemic of abuse. the team includes cvs health, the law firm of hupy and abraham and the u-s drug enforcement administration. "the billboard campaign is a way to reach everyone in southeast wisconsin over an 8 week period in five counties and 20 billboards to raise awareness in a huge way. in short, to try to save lives." the start of a new program that offers special postage-paid envelopes at cvs stores which can be used to mail in unused or unwanted prescription drugs. 3 3 3 tonight: variably cloudy. lows in the low 20s. wind chills in the single digits and teens. wednesday: generally cloudy with flurries possible during the day. highs near wind chills in the teens. wind: nw 5-15 mph.week ahead: another chance for snow flurries on thursda

in kenosha. you can find out more by visiting their facebook page as well. if you win or compete you will have a chance to work with laura, how cool to work with a miss america. >> thank you for having me. >>> before show we're sure everyone is going to love today's art's cameras plus picture of the day picture of the day. first time proud grandma debby shared this photo of her twin grandsons grant and parker. debby's daughter jessica took this photo as a possible christmas card. the twins were born 12 weeks early at a pound and a half. 2 1/2 pounds sorry. spent the first 11 weeks at the nicu at children's hopsital of wisconsin. 10 pounds. later in the show we'll hear more about the great things children's hospital does. we wanted to share that beautiful picture. >> that's an adorable picture. >> isn't that sweet? >> so sweet. >> thank you for sharing. >>> well today we are breaking the mold on gift giving. >> going on right now at harley davidson dealerships throughout the area, they are celebrating the 12 days of badness. >> uh-huh. >> goran zadrima is her

the old chrysler plant closing in kenosha and the election of donald trump as our next president. state lawmakers aren't too thrilled with a recommendation from the department of natural resources saying admission fees should be raised. democrats say they're afraid that move could make parks expensive for families. republicans removed all state support for wisconsin's parks in the 2015 budget, leaving the parks to survive on fees alone. they raised admissions and camping fees by three to eleven dollars depending on the park. there will be ?new eats the next time you head to the casino. "bella italiana" opens at potawatomi today. the new restaurant will offer a traditional italian menu and you can bet its going to be packed with pasta and authentic sauce. the tuesday through forget about forget about steep prices! the new cafe letting customer pay what they can-- to enjoy a hot meal.and later: express yourself! the new faces coming to your smartphone keyboard!more live at daybreak-- on today's tmj4 discover card. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give

a third of a mile per hour in kenosha. tomorrow. and then just when we get rid of this one we start thinking about our next potential snowstorm and that will be friday into saturday. this is certainly something i will be watching closely through friday into saturday. a lot of things can change between now and then, but i nt temperatures will actually fall during the day on tuesday. 13 for the high on wednesday. that not even getting into double digits, we are seeing temperatures fall below 04 -- not even getting into double digits, we are seeing temperatures fall below zero. that snow may mix with some rain on saturday and that is all good. we could be dealing with a healthy amount of snow yet again on a weekend. >> how healthy. >> thanks we appreciate it. coming up the packers are trying for their third straight win to keep their playoffs hope alive. >> if only the packers had played this weld in -- this well in the middle of the season. so far it has been green bay's most impressive performance of the season. aaron rodgers has thr

the moderate snow extending from lake geneva and eastward toward burlingtonwestern racine and kenosha county. so we're gonna start to see that snow really beginning to pk up right now all of wisconsin, the u.p. of michigan and points off minnesota and northeastern iowa under winter weather warnings or advisories. for us across southeastern wisconsin most of us under a more serious winter storm warning in affect right now until 8:00 tomorrow evening. that includes the milwaukee metro area, wausaukee, washington, dodge, jefferson, waukesha, milwaukee, racine, kenosha, and walworth counties. up to the north, fond du lac and shall bogey began counties, our friends up there, under a less significant but still important wintther advory what that points out is just how long ts is gng to be going on and the persistent snow is going t pose aroblem for road >> we'll time it out for you hour by hour and let you know who's gonna see how much and your sto tea forecast comg up. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> the snowstorm will be roads as it ramps up tonight. you're watching the flakes fly in waukes

mielke had been a sheriff's captain for kenosha county. he retired in 'good standing' back in 2000. he faces up to 40 years in prison. take a good look at these pictures.port washington police are searching for these men... in connection with the assault of a bartender at a schooner pub.if you recognize any of these men... call port p-d at the number on your screen: 262-284- 2611. 2611.262-284- 2611. spurred by recent deaths at the milwaukee county jail, the county board of supervisors is considering a policy change to require outside investigations for in-custody deaths. the board will vote on the change thursday.four people have died at the milwaukee county jail this year. this was really a remarkable achievement it's something that has never been done before in the state of wisconsin: conducting a recount of a presidential election. donald trump's victory in wisconsin has been confirmed after a 10-day statewide recount.the republican actually picked up 131 votes after the recount.. giving him a more than 22- thousand vote margin over hillary clinton. green party candidate jill st

tim, first and foremost, how's the truck ended up in a river near carthage college in kenosha. kenosha police say that the driver lost control then went over a snow embankment and into the river. that person was rescued from the river and taken to a hospital to be checked out because of the extremely cold water. our wisn 12 news crew was on the scene when a tow truck arrived on the scene. workers got into the cold water to hook up the truck and pull it out of the water. this morning we're told the ben: because of the extreme temperatures shelters are filling up. wisn 12 news' hillary mintz has more details from the newsroom. hillary? hillary: many homeless shelters in milwaukee are filled to capacity as people try to stay warm, but even though some are full, the county says people in need have some other options for presbyterian church is one shelter that's turning people away. wisn 12 news spoke to workers there, some of whom used to be homeless, so they understand the struggle of surviving in extreme cold. >> it's the worst place you could ever imagine, you spend all your ene

ben jordan reports from kenosha county, where they are taking an ?old? school approach to the recount. the kenosha county recount just ask tabulator judy lichter-summers "busy hand count, busy work, no time to talk." a process that takes much mortime "these are done." - with several sets of eyes ensuring each ballot is counted properly. "we count at least 4 times every ece of paper verifying that we're correct." schuch-krebs says they decided on the hand count method when they first heard about the recount. "i felt it was a good way to assure the voters that our machines are 100 percent accurate." although the cost - reflects the extra work - 178,000 have been budgeted for the county - adding up to around $2 dollars and 31 cents for each ballot. "right here it's working beautiful, so we have no problems." "although this is a tall task here in kenosha county the clerk doesn't have any concerns of making the december 12 deadline. in

you just heard from the kenosha community health center's executive director. she says they've been wanting to meet to resolve issues for months, they just will not be able to do it publicly.mary coffey also says the center just went through a mandatory federal investigation, and said it rated their quality of care as exll keep in mind, the common council voted last night to request a federal investigation.alderman mathewson says the letters will be sent to hrsa by tomorrow.reporting live in kenosha, lindsey branwall cbs 58 news. new at four -- a man upset about fireworks being set off by his 13-year-old neighbor has been sentenced to a year in the house of corrections. corrections.jeffrey gleason has already been behind bars sentence. greenfield police say he fired a shot from his balcony at his neighbor who was setting off fireworks to celebrate fourth of july. gleason insisted he wasn't trying to hit the boy...only to scare him off. still he was charged with second degree recklessly endangering safety. also new at four -- three people now charged in the deat

the truck ended up in a river near carthage college in kenosha. kenosha police say that the iv over a snow embankment and into the river. that person was rescued from the river and taken to a hospital to be checked out because of the extremely cold water. our wisn 12 news crew was on the scene when a tow truck arrived on the scene. workers got into the cold water to hook up the truck and pull it out of the water. this morning we're told the driver is safe. ben? ben: because of the extreme temperatures shelters are more details from the newsroom. hillary? hillary: many homeless shelters in milwaukee are filled to capacity as people try to stay warm, but even though some are full, the county says people in need have some other options for dealing with the cold. bay view's tippecanoe presbyterian church is one shelter that's turning people away. wisn 12 news spoke to workers there, some of whom used to be homeless, so they understand the struggle of surviving in extreme cold. >> it's the worst place you could ever imagine, you spend all your energy t

i looked back, it hit 16 below zero over night in kenosha for the feels-like temperature. single digits and teens across southeast wisconsin. it is going to get worse, the winds are going tok take a look at this, a windchill advisory as we go through tonight and 10:00 a.m. on thursday morning. during that time frame, the windchills may drop to 15-25 degrees below zero. tomorrow morning is when you want to limit the exposure at the bus stop. wait until the bus is approaching or wait in a warm vehicle and scoot into the bus. if you can do that, that is a great piece of advice. snow pants and boots on too. get ready for a bitter cold morning. sal has more on the snow for the weekend. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. before headed out, we have you covered, hilly mintz is live in the news room. >> last year winter in wisconsin 33 people died from the cold, this year the state officials want to keep that number way down. stay inside like i am doing this morning. if you have to go outside, just a few minutes makes a difference. have the essential gear. we have mittens, hand war

watch out for slick sides. 18 in kenosha, at 26 degrees. the wind has picked um cause 15 to 30 miles per hour. this was light fluffy snow. while it was not blowing and drifting h. with the wind we're getting blowing snow and windchills, 8 in burlington but still feels like 12 in kenosha which is cold. there's another cold front on the way. today will be our warmest day. this afternoon we're only going to be in the lower 20s. tomorrow we will struggle to get into the teens with the cold air moving in. this afternoon, temperature will drop a little bit. we'll be back in the low to mid 20s. then your future forecast, for this evening when the cold front comes we'll see light snow and flurries, any accumulation would be a dusting to half inch at best, and that would be it until friday. otherwise it's sunny, windy and cold. these are your lows tonight dropping down to 4 and 5:00. 9 in milwaukee, at least the wind dies down. that will not be the case once we get into the wednesday, thursday and friday with p nasty windchills. highs tomorrow, in t

port washington, milwaukee, and racine, kenosha dropped to 9, 7 in fond du lac, waukesha, also sheboygan, 6 in watertown, 5 in beaver dam. and it's not just the temperature, it is the winds. the winds have been strong out of the west most of the day. 23 miles per hour right now in milwaukee. 25 mile-per-hour wind port washington. 21 in waukesha. that factors in to a feels-like or windchill temperature of 7 below zero in milwaukee. 12 below in port washington. 13 below zero waukesha, burlington 15 below, out in whitewater. we look at our computer models, put in the windchill projections, around 9:30, you'll see windchills could drop to 25 below zero already across the area. overnight, into the 30 below zero range through the morning the criteria, and that will continue on through the night. and now, clear skies, allows the heat to move out. another low pressure system will be bringing us snow. a winter storm watch posted starting 2:00 friday afternoon through 6:00 saturday. for more snow, everybody except for walworth, racine and kenosha counties, i'll be back to tell you how much more sn

we are also learning about the victim in a fatal crash overnight on i-94 in kenosha -- in kenosha. according to the kenosha county sheriff's office, one car hit the median near highway 142 and spun out. then another car crashed into it. a woman in the first car was killed. authorities have identified her as 28-year-old maureen ohler from elmhurst, illinois. three people in the second car were also hurt, but they're expected to be ok. into your food. still ahead, the recall of millions of food processors. and what you should do if you , have one in your kitchen. >> and the trip of a lifetime for some marquette university students to a place few have been. toya: we are taking another live look inside state fair park expo center where people are waiting , for the arrival of president-elect donald trump. patrick will join us again live tonight, -- our big story tonight, a visit from president-elect donald trump to wisconsin. i'm here at state fair park in west allis where crowds are awaiting trump's arrival. it's part of his thank you tour. meantime, a major announcement in trump's tra

potentially some of that clearing at 9:00 down towards kenosha and racine. but eventually, don't be fooled, that snow returns for everybody. by 11:00, it's snowing pretty good. in fact, i think maybe this afternoon could be the heightf guess. grand finale with the snow. notice these darker blues, especially south of 94, and then eventually by 4:00, we start to notice that back edge starting to work across southeastern wisconsin, and by 8:00, i think most of the area will be completely clear of the snow. additional snow here with our computer models. three, four, five inches for most of the area, possibly additionally more across our southern spots, and that's why most of us, though, in that six to nine-inch range. our weather alert is a winter storm warning until 8:00 p.m., covering all of southeastern wisconsin. this is a live look in west bend where the snow is flying. you can see the snow-covered roads in downtown. 25 the current temperature in west bend. currently in milwaukee, a little bit warmer at 27. the temperature is actually working its way up tod

the truck ended up in a river near carthage college in kenosha. kenosha police say that the driver lost control then went over a snow embankment and into the river. that person was rescued from the river and taken to a hospital to be checked out because of the extremely cold water. our wisn 12 news crew was on the scene when a tow truck arrived on the scene. workers got into the cold water to hook up the truck and pull it out of the water. this morning we're told the driver is safe. ben: because of the extreme temperatures shelters are filling up. wisn 12 news' hillary mintz has good morning, hillary. hillary? hillary: many homeless shelters in milwaukee are filled to capacity as people try to stay warm, but even though some are full, the county says people in need have some other options for dealing with the cold. bay view's tippecanoe presbyterian church is one shelter that's turning people away. wisn 12 news spoke to workers there, some of whom used to be homeless, so they understand the struggle of surviving in extreme cold. >> it's the worst

rain and snow showers are moving through and lingering near the state line areas in walworth and kenosha county and pel lake and twin lakes, in this area, a passing rain or snow shower. we look toward downtown racine, it is dry at the moment there. 36 degrees. a west to northwest breeze at 7. as the kids go out to

. >> new, a driver is safe after crashing their car into a river in kenosha. tim? tim: this happened near incident. crews rescued the driver from the cold water before the car was submerged in the water. the driver had to be taken to the hospital to be checked out but he's expected to be okay. a tow truck was called to the scene and pulled the vehicle from the water. now the police are still investigating the crash this morning. now to matt with a check on the traffic. matt. reporter: tim, right now we are over 41, 45, northbound,

. >> new, a driver is safe after river in kenosha. tim? tim: this happened late last night. the police tell wisn 12 news that a driver lost control of the truck and over a snow embankment and crashed into the pike river. the crews rescued the driver from the extremely cold water. the driver was then take ton the hospital and we are told they are expected to be okay. a tow truck was called to the scene and pullee of the water. now the police are still investigating that crash this morning. matt? >> tim, right now things are quiet on the roadways. if you are headed out, warm up the car. light volume out there. we jump out to waukesha county and travel times are looking

here's a shot of downtown kenosha. is our fall over? >> i thought you would break into a red sky at night, sailor's delight. we're looking at the jet stream, on the south and eastern side of the jet stream, but it roll over us the next couple of days, the cold air will be over the midwest, and it'll continue to the weekend. just to the south, and actually continue into early next week. so we'll put up with cold for a while. you can see where the cold is. these are highs. 0 in white horse. 5 in edmonton. and it's hit yadiel rivera of montana and wyoming. 28 in racine, but, add in the brisk wind we've had, all of the windchills in the teens, 17 in bend 12. and the overnight lows drops in the teens. actual temperatures. 18 fond du lac, 22 milwaukee, and 24 racine. and the winds causing the windchills to go down and the winds right now in the mid teens to 22 miles per hour, look how they stay up all night. the morning hours, when the kids dress for school, the windchills are around 12 to 15 degrees. tomorrow, we stay strong as far as the wi

a kenosha health center could face a federal investigation, if the city council gets its way.it comes after the kenosha community health center- a private company- chose not to appear in front of the city council.the executive director says they aren't required to answer questions in a public taxpayer funding.kenosha alderman david bogdala says city needs the center, but the council has questions they need answered. 16.39.28-16.39.40"this isn't something i do lightly, i know it's not something my colleagues wanted to do, took lightly,m but we're kind of backed into a corner. we have no choice. something is going on there and the only place that can answer the questions is through the federal government.the resolution was shared with the health resources and service administration, who will now investigation. day six of the presidential recount had several counties crossing the finish line in wisconsin. president-elect donald trump's lead continues to grow as 23 counties complete the process. he has picked up 143 votes on hillary clinton. sheboygan county wrapped up its recount within

let's zoom in on southern spots, kenosha, racine, these darker blues is where we're seeing the heaviest of snow right now, working across our southern spots. i think most of the area will see another couple hours of snow and maybe an additional inch on top of what you've already seen. most of us will fall in that two to three inch little less along the lakeshore. winter weather advisory extended until 9:00 p.m. because that snow arrived a little bit later, will continue a little later. couple more hours to go in milwaukee. snow at 6:00, maybe a still few flurries at 9:00 but i think things will be over with. 33 by 9:00, 3 it by 11:00. graft on fire sends out a strong reminder to slow down and take your time. this car spun out and crashed into the median. this driver was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >>> dpw has 102 salt trucks on city streets right now. they're working on side streets now that the major roadways are clear. veronica has been riding shotgun in today's tmj4 storm veronica, where are you right now? >> we are on i9 4 westbound, julia, i can tell you the r

facing an o-w-i charge after his pickup truck went over an embankment and plunged into a creek in kenosha overnight.police say it happened around 11:30 at the bike t bridge over pike crrek.they say the driver was intoxicated en hi truck went off highway 32 and landed in the creek. the driver was able tget out of the truck and the weater on his own.he was not hurt. deputies in sheboygan county need your your help finding a missing lakeland univ ty student.18-year-old "kaelin o'neal" was last seen on campus ?sunday morning.?his roommate says he was wearing a black jacket.if you've seen o'neal, please contact the "sheboygan county sheriff's office" or "lakeland university donald trump thanked wisconsin voters by making a post-election stop in west allis last night. night.donald trump/(r) president-elect18 months ago...i told my first crowd in are going to say merry christmas again..so merry mas.christappy new year...but merry christmas. in true wisconsin fashion, the soon-to-be 45th president of the ited ates was given a packers jersey with the number '45' on the back. trump lavished praise

"although this is a tall task here in kenosha county the clerk doesn't have any concerns of making the december 12 deadline. in as of 2:30 this afternoon, kenosha county was through 6 municipalities with very few variations from election wisconsin votes must be certified by december 13th. the electoral college meets and sends the votes to congress on december 19th. congress will tally those votes on january 6th. the recount in pennsylvania already shows a change in trump's margin of victory. trump still leads by 49- thousand out of six million cast. the change comes with the counting of overseas and provisional ballots. final counts are still pending in philadelphia and other places. new at five... some university of wisconsin- milwaukee students crying foul because the school has booked a controversial public speaker to speak on campus.brandon rook talked to some of those students and he joins us live from u-w-m's campus with more. george and shannon,the protest when milo yiannopoulos comes to campus in a couple of weeks. "i will continue to be as offensive as possible."milo yiannopou

former candidate bernie sanders in kenosha for a tapping of all in with chris hayes. will air on msnbc. sanders talked about everything from trade to police to the old chrysler plant closing in kenosha and the election of donald trump. as our next president. 27-year-old man is dead after being shot multiple times near 5th and v before 11 this morning. no arrests made. two girls accused of stabbing friend to please sender man will have separate trials. judge made that ruling today. they're charged as adults with attempted first degree intentional homicide. milwaukee police asking for help. three different robberies on the northwest side. happened last wednesday within 30 minutes of each other. suspects. if you have information, you're asked do call police. >> milwaukee police solve an armed recycle using a mobile app. a man robbed a woman and police were able to track down the suspect using the find my droid app and arrest him. charges expected in the coming days. >> green and gold have won three straight games but aaron injured calf has people talking. rod? >> right,

day.this is the first full winter in kenosha since kenosha changed its plowing policy.trucks now hit the roads there after two inches of snow... instead of four. 3 the roads looking pretty good up in washington county this morning too.this is from "hickory lane park" in parks and rec department. 3 and of course... the snow wasn't going to stop the thousands of packers fans from making the trek up i-43 this morning to green bay.we caught up with a few fans on who made a pit stop in sheboygan... about how things looked out on the roads. "last night, the road was pretty slippery, so that's what i kind of felt like the same way today. and on the way up here, after milwaukee, it was only one lane. yea, only one lane was cleared. it kind of got busy but... it wasn't terrible." 3 3 3 thanks eric.the roads were treacherous again this weekend... with crashes all over the place including this one -- that sent a milwaukee county sheriff's deputy to the hospital.it happened on i-41 near the hampton around 7-45 this morning... as the deputy was on the scene of another wreck.the sheriff's office t

wisconsin is one such state in this election, kenosha county turned red for the first time since 1972 and we talked to an obama voter feeling good about that outcome. >> i'm optimistic. >> you're optimistic. >> i'm usually not optimistic. this time i am. >> you voted for barack obama. >> yes. >> you feel disappointed. >> yes. >> with you're hopeful about the future? >> yes. >> a tough contradiction to make sense of. president obama's current approval rating right now is the highest it's been in years. he's now at 56% according to gallup compared to 41% disapproval. net positive of 15 points. compare that to donald trump's favorability rating which according to the most recent poll is eight points underwater and that's actually close to trump's best performance. this high water mark. making him the least popular president-elect in modern history. we learned from the people we talked to in wisconsin, trump supporters and trump skeptics and opponents. hateful rhetoric about refugees, mexican-americans, ryou name it a lot of them put their faith in norms and institutions. they approach tr

mid 20s for milwaukee, racine and kenosha. we hold in the low 20s. windchill indexes single digits away from the lake. feels like 14 at milwaukee. to what we are up against moving into tuesday night and wednesday and wednesday night. here is a look at the temperature forecast, this is tonight at 6:00, you are going to see with the sunset falling into the teens. we look at the temperatures overnight holding for the past part dipping into the teening and seeing the colder air rushing in after midnight high near 11 degrees tomorrow. a little warmer in the morning before falling. the model is bullish on the sunshine. we are going to see a few peeks of the sun in the afternoon. a cool front is coming in tonight and a few flurries flying, a dusting, if that. we'll see the chill ri air moving in. the wind will be picking up. temperatures holding near 11 degrees. we stay low to mid 20s. near 11 tonight. for tomorrow, the temperatures 11-13. that is true again on wednesday. we look at the highs in the low teens. the lows dip below zero. we may see the windchi

including greenfield, pleasant prairie, burlington, and kenosha. watertown's snow emergency is set to begin this evening. and a reminder during these snow emergencies, you are not allowed to park your car on the streets, so crews have room to plow. in milwaukee, winter parking rules are in effect across the city. and that means the four inch parking rule could go into effect at some point today. if the city declares the rule in ct to park where four inch parking signs are posted. the dpw say it will let us know if and when that four inch rule begins. if you're parked on a marked street, you could be ticketed or towed. we have been receiving reports of some accidents overnight, including one involving this snow plow. this happened just after midnight near 20th and highland in milwaukee. the truck slammed into a pole. no word on any injuries. let's take a live look at statewide road conditions from the wisconsin department of transportation. the roads shown in purple mark slippery patches. covered with snow. if you're flying today, you'll of course w

a kenosha health center could face a federal investigation, if the city council gets its way.it comes after the kenosha community health center- a private company- chose not to appear in front of the city council.the executive director says they aren't required to answer questions in a public forum, even if they do take taxpayer funding.kenosha al city needs the center, but the council has questions they need answered. the federal government. 16.39.28-16.39.40"this isn't something i do lightly, i know it's not something my colleagues wanted to do, took lightly,m but we're kind of backed into a corner. we have no choice. something is going on there and the only place that can answer the questions is federal government.the resolution was shared with the health resources and service administration, who will now decide if it will launch an investigation. classes 15 minutes earlier. instead of 7:15... they'd like to start at 7 a-m.it's an idea that has raised a lot of concern.just two years ago... the american academy of pediatrics issued a policy statement -- urging schools to start no ea

sanders was in kenosha in march. he defeated hillary clinton in that election, but as we know, failed to win the party nomination for president. for a trip overseas. the governor is giving more details about the visit to be deployed as a national guardsman and reservist. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:09. a lot of folks will be cleaning their cars off this morning. >> yes, for sure. wake up a little early, it is a bit of a mess. sally: if you decided yesterday, you are going to dig out this morning. there is a solid 4-8 inches of snow. we have a mostly cloudy sky in place this morning. there is bitter cold ahead no. doubt about a white christmas. the snow is here to stay. the arctic air is arriving. the chills moving into tuesday, night, and even into thursday, 10-20 below. we are going to watch friday and saturday for a snow or mix. we hold the temperatures steady this morning. now to traffic as we get a live look at the d.o.t. cameras. there we are, flying with news chopper 12 this morning. the freeways were wet in

we have a pair of 12s coming in at racine and kenosha. raw cold in the forecast. that is headed our way at the end of the week. ben? ben: later today comedian bill cosby will be in court. it's the latest step in an assault case against him. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the details. tim? tim: cosby is accused of drugging and then assaulting a woman in pennsylvania back in 2004. she is one of dozens of women who have accused cosby of assault. those other allegations will be the focus of a court hearing today. a judge needs to decide if their testimonies should be allowed in 13 other women could testify depending on the judge's decision. this hearing is expected to last two days. cosby has pleaded not guilty and denies all of the accusations. the trial is set to begin in june. adrienne: new this morning, a police officer in texas is out of the hospital after being hit by a driver. the crash was caught on camera last week. the officer was conducting a sobriety test by the side of the road when another driver hit the officer pushed his dui suspect out of the

this morning 68th street in kenosha. check this out, it is decorated, santa in the front yard. if you see a holiday lights display that we shoul light, send an email with the location. look at that beautiful home. melinda: that is gorgeous. how long do you think that took to do? tim: a lot of hours in the mild temperatures. melinda: yes. tim: he's 8 weeks old, but has the story of a lifetime. melinda: coming up, how a kitten ended up in a package 500 miles tim: he's sleepily. changes for netflix, the latest upgrade to make it easier to >> thank you for joining us here on "wisn 12 news this morning." we scan the skies right now and a few snow showers and flurries working across southeast wisconsin. not noticing anything in the way of snow accumulation. what you are going to notice this morning the bitter cold windchills that settled in. single digits above you will want the warm gear on today. we are focussed on a chance of snow for the weekend, enough to shovel or plow and arctic blast of the cold air next week. we talk more about that in the 7-day forecast. now to roads with m

parking rules are also in effect in kenosha...once two inches of snow has fallen there -- there's no parking on any posted snow route.... parking on ?all? city streets is not allowed during this time. 3 effect. that means most residential streets will require alternate side parking...right now -- the "four inch rule" is ?not? in effect...keep a look out for signs and visit our website cbs58.com for all updated parking rules. new at ten...the state patrol wants to get the word out.... slow down and leave room...so everyone, including law enforcement, can make it home safely tonight. tonight. cbs 58's amanda devoe is in waukesha right now with some advice for you.amanda? the snow started falling here in waukesha around 4:30 this afternoon.. it started sticking shortly after that. as the winter storm gets underway dozens of officers are on standby, and urging drivers to stay safe during this winter storm. as snow continues to fall, state trooper nicholas lorenzen says slick roads can be a danger zone for drivers. by struck, by vehicles that are oncoming, they lose control and it causes

you got reince priebus described once by i think john weaver, john kasich's chiefperson as a kenosha ward healer i think he sort of dismissively called reince priebus. you know, i consider you, charlie, a scott walker/paul ryan republican, and and that catechism frankly a month after election day looks a lot closer to being the reality than some kind of weird new trumpist version of, you know, american one perron, paul ryan seems to be queueing up the whole agenda of tax cuts and cuts to quote/unquote entitlement programs. do you feel confident you're going to basically get ryanism? >> no, i wish i was confident. at the town hall i was sitting next to a guy who beat reince priebus, telling the story of how he beat -- i don't think that anybody is confident because you don't know, so, you know, this was the line, you know, before the campaign, you know, don't worry about donald trump, you know, he's not going to g focused on policy, it will be mike pence and paul ryan setting the agenda. maybe that will happen. what happens, though, the first time that's he's crossed? >> right. >> wha

tonight. >> overnight, a fatal crash closed down i-94 in kenosha. according to the sheriff, one car hit the median and spun out and another car crashed into it. the woman in and three people from the other car are in the hospital. >> now to matt in news chopper 12. >> we are getting busy along the north shore. this is brown deer road over the top of the freeway. increasing volume, a little brake tapping at brown deer. the rest of the system still checking in quiet. that's a look at the morning >> the clouds are scouring out for us. a few lingering in the corner of the state. holding in the teens today. 4 tonight. turning windy and colder for wednesday and thursday, probably a windchill advisory and snow on friday. >> get your christmas shopping today. >> yes. >> or do it on the computer. >> snuggle up online. >> take wisn 12 news everywhere you go. >>> good morning, america. just moments ago, president-elect trump announces his pick for secretary of state. nominating exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson and now rick perry will be energy secretary. the agenc

the vermont senator was kenosha for a taping of the m-s-n-b-c show "all in with chris hayes." and tomorrow -- it will be president- elect donald trump in our area. mr. trump will in west allis as part of his "thank you" tour. the event is set to begin at 7 p-m at the state fair expo center. governor walker and house speaker paul ryan are scheduled to attend as well. tickets are still available-- we've posted the details on our website fox6 now dot com a member of wisconsin's newly has resigned less than six months into his term -- saying the partisan board is too secret -- lacks transparency -- and is purposefully set up to fail. robery kinney issuing a statement today -- describing his reasons for resigning from the "wisconsin ethics commission." kinney was one of three democratic picks for the board -- which also has three republican members. the new partisan commission replaced the nonpartisan government accountability board in july. governor scott walker speaking toa the middle east... the governor tweeted a series of photos during his trip overseas... walker says he got a

lake side a little warmer 15 at the airport. 1 # 4 port. 13 at racine and kenosha. 8 fond du lac and watertown. elk horn 10. the winds are light. windchill indexes range from 10 degrees below zero at the dells and 7 degrees above at port. so single digits in place for us today. just a little bid of clouds, a the arctic high pressure is influencing the weather and keeping us sunny, dry and cold. this is a look at the future windchills. now these are the windchills. this is when the coldest of the air is moving in. we look at the windchills by mid night ranging from 15 to 23 to 24 degrees below zero. that is the story thursday morning. the windchills almost everybody at leastde the coldest air is coming our way. plenty in the way of the sunshine and winds are lighter today before picking up tomorrow. very gusty winds. so windy and raw then for later on wednesday and thursday. as we move into friday, we are concerned about the potential one. >> thank you, sal. ben: it's been six months since the massacre at an orlando nightclub. tim, people gathered to honor the victims last night. tim:

priebus will have a front row seat to history as president trump' chief of staff the kid who grew up in kenosha joins us now live from trump tower in new york city - chairman priebus thanks for making time for us. let's talk about cabinet appointments with a possible wisconsin connection. a week ago president elect trump met with milwaukee county sheriff david clarke at clarke going to the next secretary of homeland security? do you expect sheriff clarke b administration? have you had any conversations with governor walker about your agenda for the first 100 taking on collective bargaining for federal public unions or national right to this weekend president elect trump said on twitter - there would be quote consequence and retribution to american businesses if they move jobs and build plants in other countries - possibly a stiff tax or tariff on thier products - i understand the goal is to keep job here but isn't that counter to a republican belief that government should not be picking winners or losers.even someone like house even someone like house speaker paul ryan has argued against govern

kenosha, pleasant prairie, and greenfield. and in burlington, winter parking regulations are in effect which means no parking on any streets a it all until tomorrow morning. and a sound heard today around southeast wisconsin. 24 hours of snow means lots of shovelling. veronica macias is live in re seen where she talked to a lot weekend work done. >> here in re seen, the weekend snow fall ended a few hours ago. a lot of people willing to drive in the winter element. going out for food. most of the people did find themselves with a shovel in their hand. >> outside of the pigly wiggly on highway 20, a father and daughter are making sure customers don't get stuck in the snow. well, her name is winter like the season that came in with a bang, she it. at this shopping center, those not having to work in the elements aren't thrilled that oldman winter came through the midwest. >> i didn't feel like doing that. >> yet many did brave the cold and snow, some to get groceries for the week. >> a lot of stuff going out the door right now,

take a look at this close call caught by a kenosha deputy's dashboard camera.you can see the deputy out of his car, walking toward an accident on i-94.seconds later, a big rig comes rolling through, between the squard car and the median wall.the truck was able to avoid the accident scene. no one was hurt. it was a busy weekend for wisconsin's state patrol.this weekend's winter weather played a part in 2-hundred-58 crashes across the state. after the state's last snow storm on march 2nd. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --time is running out to get the packages you still haven't ordered in time for christmas. also-- the two deadlines you need to know about... and the deal that could save you time if you're still checking names off your shopping list -- there's still time to get gifts delivered by christmas. however... in order to help santa get those presents under the tree-- there are some deadlines you need to know.if you want the standard ground delivery... get your to the post office by thursday. fedex has a friday deadline for the standard ground service.u-p-s gives you

including ozaukee, jefferson and kenosha counties. 14 will use optical scanners... like milwaukee, waukesha and sheboygan. 10 will use both - like walworth 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 sheboygan county... to more than 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 live 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 to do a hand count. angelica has more details

a deadly crash in kenosha county is under investigation this morning. it happened on i-94 near the highway 142 exit. we're told that a woman died after she hit the median...and was southbound. three people in the other car were injured...and are expected to be ok. it's unclear what caused the crash. the interstate was shut down overnight but all lanes have since reopened. a man is recovering this morning after a shooting on milwaukee's near northside. around 12-30 police say they were called to the area of fourth and center after a fight ends in gunfire. we're told a 49-year-old man was taken to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries. m-p-d investigators have several possible leads on a potential suspect, but right now no on is a teenage girl shot and killed. investigators are trying to figure out if she was the intended target...as the family mourns the loss. deandra corinthios is live near the scene at 35th and silver spring with the latest 15 year old melanie johnson was inside her mother's home...when police the shooter or shooters fired int