angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. president-elect trump is picking fast food executive andy puzder to be secretary of labor. parent company that owns hardees restaurants. he has been a vocal critic of government regulation and is against a 15-dollar minimum wage and broader overtime pay. puzder is credited with turning around the hardee's brand, but the company has been the target of complaints about labor violations and sexist commercials. workers' right advocates are not happy with the decision, saying puzder will roll back efforts to raise pay for low-wage workers and to provide safer workplaces. cleaning up interstate 90 near the ohio- pennsylvania state line after a massive crash. snowy weather likely the cause of the pile-up. while an exact number has not been confirmed, multiple reports state that as many as 75 cars were involved in the wreck. officials with the lake county sheriff's office said people were trapped in their vehicles, and there were multiple injuries. and in lansing, michigan... at least three p

angelica joins us from the newsroom with the details. that standoff has been going on for hours now between police and the suspected shooter. the suspect is believed to be barricaded in a home with a gun. the homeowner and her two children were escorted out of the house and led to safety when the officer was shot. police say the oi violence call when he was shot multiple times. the officer was rushed to the hospital for surgery but later died. he was a 17-year veteran of the tacoma police force. kim and jessob. back to you. at least seven people have died from a massive wildfire in tennessee. three bodies were recovered form a burned home yesterday. authorities are working to identify them and notify their family members. several other people are believed to be missing...as the fire has spread to 15-thousand acres and buildings. but the weather took a turn for the better yesterday, bringing rain to the area. the mayor of gatlinburg says he lost his own home in the fire. "we lost our home. we lost our business of 31 years. you know, i rea

angelica joins us from the newsroom with the details. the federal reserve is increasing its key interest rate for the first time this year... and the second time in a decade. it increased by point-25 percent... and signifies the fed's confidence in america has added jobs for 74 consecutive months and the country's unemployment rate has fallen to 4- point-6 percent, its lowest level since 2007. the rising rates will affect millions of americans - including home buyers, savers and investors. kim back to you. with highs in the single digits and wind chills staying in the teens below. a quick burst of snow is possible late tomorrow night into friday morning, about an inch possible. steady, afternoon and evening. a winter storm watch goes into effect at 2pm friday and continues into morning. thursday: mostly sunny, blustery and 128th air refueling wing to our "coats for kids" campaign. the salvation army -- on hand yesterday to collect nearly 250 coats. this is the 128th's eighth year taking part in the "coats for kids" campaign. the coats co

angelica joins us from the newsroom with more on the pipeline protests. the standing rock sioux chairman david archambault says it is time for pipeline protesters to leave. the army corps of engineers has denied the permit needed for the pipeline to continue under the mississippi resevoir in the area. archambault says there is no need for protesters to stay and risk the winter for months are vowing to stay. some are worried that either the federal court or president-elect donald trump could reverse the corps decision. kim and jessob. back to you. prosecutors are investigating possible homicide charges following the fatal warehouse fire oakland , california. the alameda county d-a says her office has just started the probe and has not determined if a crime occurred. however charges could range from murder to involuntary manslaughter.. 36 people were killed in that fire late fra the cause is still unclear. the wife of missouri's governor-elect is robbed at gunpoint in st. louis. in a statement governor- elect eric greitens says his wife, sheena had just lef

angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. authorities in gatlinburg, tennessee estimate deadly wildfires have caused more than 500-million- dollars in damage. 14 people were killed and more than 24-hundred buildings destroyed or damaged. officials with the great smoky mountains national park say there was no way to control the fire in the park before extreme winds carried the flames into the gatlinburg area. authorities also say a text deadly wildfires --- wasn't sent because cell towers went out of service before agency leaders had a chance to agree on the message's wording. meanwhile-- country music star and gatlinburg native dolly parton is helping those affected by the wildfire. the singer hosted a telethon last night to raise money for the victims. "the smoky mountains rise: a benefit for the my people fund" featured big musical guests like kenny rogers, reba mcentire and cyndi lauper. the fund will provide 1-thousand dollars every month for six months to the more than 13-hundre kim back to you. bill cosby returns for da

angelica joins us from the newsroom with more on the efforts. start yesterday. they did not begin counting until 10 last night. workers spent the day validating absentee ballots and the ballots that were cast on election day-- making sure everything is filled out correctly. however they only got about two hours of actual counting in. calling it quits right around midnight. the group is expected to return to work around 9 a-m today. it's smooth sailing in dodge county where paid volunteers are hand counting the ballots. on day one, 18 out of absentee ballots that were not in proper envelopes. those will not be included in the recount. overall, dodge county clerk, karen gibson, says the count is going well. saying the volunteer response was outstanding. however gibson says she thinks she will need until december 12th to count all the ballots. kim and jessob. back to you. the green party called for a state- wide hand recount.. but the courts said our area -- milwaukee and waukesha counties are machine counting votes. so are racine and sheboygan counties. walworth i

angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. wisconsin crossed a milestone sunday in the election recount -- more than 1 million votes have now been counted up a second time. reported some or all of their results, president- elect donald trump has picked up about 40 more votes than hillary clinton. six counties have finished their recounts -- none in our area. in racine county, election inspectors worked through the packers game on sunday -- and are now just about halfway-through the count. were not seeing significant changes. its typical of a recount where you go through everything again. you find things where people have used a hand-counting some of those mr trump won wisconsin by more than 22-thousand votes. the recount continues after a federal judge refused to immediately stop it on friday. the judge has scheduled a hearing for this friday to consider the request from two pro-trump groups. kim and jessob. back to you. as for the recounts in two other states-- it's up to the courts whether they even get started. attorneys for

joining us from the newsroom. politico steven shepherd. thank you for being was. >> good to be here, steve. >> put this into context. it's required by the constitution, we saw the process unfold in many state capitals. some predicted surprises. were there any? >> not really. donald trump won 306 electoral votes in that map that you just showed. and you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. the thought was if they could get 37 of donald trump's 306 electors to vote for somebody else other than trump. that would deny him the majority of the electors, and it could go to the house of representatives, despite a furious campaign to do that. we accident see that. you mentioned pennsylvania, wisconsin, all the electors in the state voting for donald trump, we saw a few democratic electors. some of them it was an effort to join with potential republican defectors. in washington, colin powell got three votes. not because they wanted colin powell to be president. they were hoping to deny donald trump, and an elector voted for another candidate

angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. president-elect donald trump's former campaign manager kellyanne conway says the job of e-p-a administrator... will go to oklahoma's attorney general scott pruitt. pruitt has long been critic of the e-p-a. he even sued the agency over its regulations of power plants. the move could be a sign the president- elect's administration is intent on reversing president obama's moves to curb climate change. president-elect trump also nominating former w-w-e c-e-o linda mcmahon to serve as head of the small business administration. he says he chose mcmahon because of her role in helping to grow the wrestling empire. she is co-founder of the w-w-e along with general john kelly as head of the department of homeland security milwaukee sheriff david clarke was passed over -- fox6 reached out for comment. in a statement, clarke said "i have always intended to fill out my term. i will do what president-elect trump asks of me. all that ever mattered was to help trump become the 45th potus. mission acco

angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. president-elect donald trump he's holding a thank you rally at the state fair expo center at 7 tonight. governor scott walker and house speaker paul ryan will also be there. the details are on our website fox6 now dot com. the president elect is expected to announce his choice for secretary of state today. sources close to mister trump's transition team say his choice is exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson. mitt romney was in the running for the job, but the president-elect reportedly called romney yesterday to give him the news. tweeting-- it was an honor to have been considered for secretary of state of our great country. meanwhlie-- president-elect trump is adding another veteran of goldman sachs to his administration. the president-elect said yesterday he would elect gary cohn as director of the national economic council. cohn is currently the president and c- o-o at goldman sachs. cohn follows in the footsteps of a number of others with goldman ties...including the president-elect's tre

angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. police say that suspect approached a 13-year-old girl in his car three times yesterday while she was walking home. he was last seen yesterday afternoon on edgerton and swift avenue. police say he was making sexual baseball hat and driving a blue or gray 4-door sedan. if you know anything call cudahy police. meanwhile-- we're learning about a serious crash in west allis. police are investigating a hit and run. they say a woman was hit near 70th and national around 5-45 last night. the vehicle sped off. no word on the victim's condition. kim back to you. happening today-- the racine man accused of driving drunk and 25-year-old levi ruohonen faces several felony charges in the case.he was allegedly drunk when he got behind the wheel. prosecutors say he rear-ended kevin dalley's vehicle in caledonia. dalley and his 9-year-old daughter were both killed. his 6-year-old daughter was also injured in the crash. ruohonen's preliminary hearing is scheduled for 8-30 this morning. right now-- poli

angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. the officer was responding to a domestic violence call last night when he was shot. the scene remains an active situation...and the neighborhood remains on lockdown. police believe the shooter is still barricaded in a home. several people -- including children were able to get out of the house following the shooting. last night -- a procession of w escorted the officer's body from the hospital to the medical examiner's office. the officer has not been identified. we're just hours away from the start of the presidential recount in wisconsin... county clerks...election officials and volunteers...say they're prepared. deandra corinthios is live on milwaukee's south side...from the city's election commission warehouse with the latest all of the ballots for milwaukee and key...and guarded...until 9 am...when the recount will begin. wednesday... ballots were transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves

angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. the officer was responding to a domestic violence call last night when he was shot. the scene remains an active situation...and the neighborhood remains on lockdown. police believe the shooter is still barricaded in a home. several people -- including children were able to get out of the house following the shoo last night -- a procession of law enforcement officers escorted the officer's body from the hospital to the medical examiner's office. the officer has not been identified... we do know he was 45-years old and was a 17-year veteran of the tacoma police force. wisconsins statewide presidential recount begins at 9 this morning. the ballots are boxed up...and have been under tight security all night... deandra corinthios is live from the election commission for a recount of more than 440 thousand ballots... this can be done by hand but will likely be done with the use of optical scanners ...which the clerk says will speed up the process... the recount results for the whole state w

the big donation from just a single coin. we begin with breaking news tonight. with a few days to spare, the recount in milwaukee county is finished. christina palladino joins us from the newsroom with the latest information. christina: muk wrapped up this evening. and you can see a live look at waukesha county, where collection workers are still recounting the ballots there. about 80% of counties in the state are now in. the deadline is monday december 12. in the first count, president-elect donald trump won wisconsin by about 22,000 votes, becoming the first republican presidential candidate to win the state since 1984. the recount was requested by green party candidate jill stein. in earlier updates, few votes final results of milwaukee county's recount will be filed with the wisconsin election commission some time tomorrow. election officials will begin the final vote tabulation in the morning. joyce: thank you. according to the latest information from the wisconsin elections commission, 48 of the 72 counties in wisconsin are finished. some of the big counties that still need to finish are racine, dane, sheboygan, waukesha and kenosha. cutting down on police chases and taki

angelica joins us from the newsroom with more. with this recent snowfall, crews have been working around the clock to clear off the streets in time for this morning's commuters. because of this the department of public works is asking for your cooperation to clean up the snow. d-p-w announced an overnight snow removal operation and parking restrictions yesterday. meaning drivers who park on 48 hour exception streets must park on the even side of the street from 11pm tonight until 6 tomorrow morning. effectively and efficiently get through our operation and clear snow from both sides of the streets 11:44 in this particular storm it is going to be very important that we clear all the snow" we clear all the snow" the department of public works is expected to provide an update to drivers later this morning. until then drivers should abide by all the posted signs on their streets. for a complete list of parking regulations, you can visit our and a reminder to all drivers to use caution on the roads-- this is a s-u-v that ran into an ele

the road for rally's to thank his supporters, ohio i one of the stops as bill martin joins us from the newsroom. >> beside say thank you, who voted for him, this is as a victory tour for the president-elect for stop a company announcing it won't relocate to mexico, mr. trump and mike pence holding a rally indianapolis. earlier this year the company announced it would relocate manufacturing to mexico and eliminate about 1100 jobs durin the election he found to say those jobs today he in carrier announced an agreement to keep the jobs and indiana thanks in part to a $7 million tax break over the next several years and a $16 million investment by their parent company to upgrade the plant. >> on to say this to the technologies folks, that the goodwill you have engendered by doing this, over the world, within this country especially, you watch how fast you will recoup that because so many people will purchase carrier ai conditioners. after the stop in indianapolis, they will also travel to ohio for a rally in cincinnati tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the us bank arena and then they continue to choose membe

. >> amber lee joins us from the newsroom. finding some revealing youtube video. >> we have learned from court records that the man going by derick ion is 46 years old. i spoke with a man who lived at the warehouse -- lived at the queer -- warehouse two years ago. >> he is smart and knowledgeable. he can be very charming. but he does have his little rage fits. he gets angry. he gets into his own space. . >> this is a minute long youtube video of ion acting eau ratcally from -- eratically in 2011e. would demand gay people living there make their own bathroom. his probation is for three years. his -- scents warehouse fire he has spoken out on social media only publicly. he said confirmed everything i worked so harped for are -- is gone. it's as i -- if i have awong from a dream and standing now in poverty of self-worth. faulty electrical wiring may have caused the fire police say. people say he may have changed the wiring in the past. >> do you know if he was at the warehouse friday night? >> we don't know in a -- that. i reached

fox6's myra sanchick joins us from the newsroom. waukesha police arrested four women earlier this week and they face charges of keeping a house of prostitution. the curtains were always closed at sweet thai massage in waukesha. brian frederick found the answer from a friend. it turned out to be a little more than a massage frederick says the friend just wanted a regular sports massage, not sex. he just said no thanks and got the heck out of there waukesha police say the waukesha massage parlors were actually places of prostitution, advertising services on a website called backpage. police started their investigation over the summer and ended up with an undercover detective inside. with a search warrant in hand poli only affiliated with sweet thai massage, but far east healing spa and lilac massage in waukesha. the girls we arrested were all from china. men would go into the parlors and there were many people would go in for regular massages. some however would offer extra money, cash tips for sexual favors, sexual activity those who

she joins us from the newsroom with a story ?you'll see only on fox six. more testing is needed to determine exactly how this boy died, but what we do know is that he had numerous injuries. this is a dated picture of trevion winningham who would milwaukee police say the seven year old was brought to children's hospital with numerous injuries. he would not survive. while two men and two women were arrested in connection with his death, being investigated as a homicide, one of the women, forty four years old was convicted in a similiar crime in 2003. fox6 discovered that the 44 year old was sentenced for a previous child neglect in november of 2003. the 47 year old also in custody for trevion's death was sentenced in december of 2003 in a burglary. as for trevion winningham, his mother spoke to me by phone. he was just a happy child always has been about why the boy was staying with others on south 19th street or his relation to those arrested, i don't really know what happened but the thing is it didn't have to happen. i don't know the full details right no

in the newsroom ben hn new details about president-elect donald trump's picks to join his team. as his deal to save jobs with carrier is criticized. angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. president-elect donald trump's former campaign manager kellyanne conway says the job of e-p-a administrator... will go to oklahoma's attorney general scott pruitt. sued the agency over its regulations of power plants. the move could be a sign the president- elect's administration is intent on reversing president obama's moves to curb climate change. president-elect trump also nominating former w-w-e c-e-o linda mcmahon to serve as head of the small business administration. he says he chose mcmahon because of her role in helping to grow the wrestling empire. she is co-founder of the w-w-e along with her husband vince mcmahon. and the president-elect pick the department of homeland security milwaukee sheriff david clarke was passed over -- fox6 reached out for comment. in a statement, clarke said "i have always intended to fill out my term. i will do what president-elect trump asks of me. all that ever mattered was to help trump become the 45th potus.

christine maddela joins us from the newsroom with what to look out for. if you like this cold weather ... and are the type of person who can't get enough.. we have good news. we now know when lee canyon will open for the season! and after more of these freezing knights there should be a good base for opening day! and then ... this former number one golfer is back on the links today... but tiger woods has fallen in the ranks... and you'll be surprised by some of nascar's biggest stars are in town for champion week. this event is taking over the strip... and fox5 chief meteorologist ted pretty joins us from the park to show us what's happening there. closed captioning will resume remain on the cold side tonight with overnight lows falling into the mid to upper 30s around the las vegas valley. we'll see a few clouds drift across the area, keeping temperatures up just a degree or two compared to last night. skies will be mostly sunny on thursday with a forecast high of 57 degrees in las vegas. another system dives into the area friday, bringing another shot o

fox 6's mary stoker smith joins us from the newsroom with the wrap up. that's right steph, out of donald trump ended up adding 131 more votes over hillary clinton than he had on election night. the recount added a total of one- thousand-seven-hundred sixty nine votes across all candidates. green party presidential nominee jill stein led the effort for the recount, putting nearly four million dollars into making it happen. jill stein has also tried to get statewide recounts in michigan and pennsylvania, but courts have stopped them. reporting from the newsroom, mary stoker smith, fox 6 news. governor scott walker speaking with reporters today and making comments about the recount. he commended county clerks for how well the election was run. "for a lot of the clerks in particular, municipal clerks, are going through the process of going through property tax bills, doing year end work, so i thought it was an added burden, unfortunately for them, this is allowed by the law, but they obviously up for the challenge." across the state did a good job at making

fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with what city leaders decided today. today the common council gave the go- ahead to start replacing into homes. the city's plan is to stop the health risks due to lead contamination from aging pipes and to improve the infrastructure and stop breaks. the replacement plan affects homes built before 1951. the city would pay for the costs associated with replacing the pipe sections on public property. homeowners would be responsible for the underground pipes on private property. the city however money and allow homeowners to pay it back over ten years. a homeowner would be responsible for the cost up to 16 hundred dollars. the message i have for the residents of our city is that we do have safe drinking water. and that's important. there's no lead in our mains . we know there's an issue with our aging infrastructure , our lead laterals in particular and for the 70-thousand homes that have those lead laterals it's important that when there's a disruption in particular that next year for certain properties such as day cares, wh

tom vacar joins us from the newsroom with details. >>> one of the things that is best to avoid hitting cars and there is a danger skyrocketing. >>> the bike count says 800,000 bicycles have passed it well over 2000 a day. now comes word that uber's driverless cars have problems sensing the bikes that may cross in their paths. uber has said uber employees to take over if needed. cyclists are not impressed. >> you probably saw the video of one of these self drive vehicles running a red light and uber toldings when that occurred it was one of the safety drivers behind the wheel. >> the self driving cabs remain out there operating out of the nonmarked nondescript facility south of market. the building has signs posted telling people not to block, sit in front of or sleep in the door or garage ways. >> i would say if there are glitchings it is a danger thing for sure. >> uber sent us a statement regarding the bicycle safety. we are aware of this and working to address it. all of our vehicles operators have been instructed to take over the vehicles when they are making these turns. >> i thin

the water. oneal was from outside raliegh, north carolina. new information tonight after police show up at several businesses in waukeha. fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with more on what types of busines why. waukesha police say three waukesha massage parlors were busted this week. and it's for the kind of massages they allegedly offered. according to police four women were arrested monday after an investigation that began several months ago. it included an undercover detective going inside to see what would happen. police accuse the women of being involved in keeping a house of prostitution. they say they got numerous complaints about the businesses, which advertised on an internet sex site called them back here. the investigation was slowed down because there's a language issue they speak mainly mandarin and not english and that slowed our investigation down a little bit waukesha police used a chinese interpreter to interview the women and they say the investigation is continuing. in the meantime the businesses-- sweet thai massage, far east healing spa, and lilac massage in waukesha-- appear to be closed down. reporting from the nes steph thanks t

. >> the school board will discuss a proposal tomorrow. casey geraldo joins us live from the newsroom with what the superintendent hopes to do. >> steve and shannon, the district hopes to have all schools begin in august. but after getting feedback from families, teachers, and community members, they decided the first wave of early starts will be the high schoolers, if all goes as they hope, the other schools would follow in the 2018 to 2019 school year, mps could help with the district 58% four-year graduation rate, with schools starting in august, the plan is to make the month of june what they're calling a j-term, an extra month where students can take additional classes, and make up course work.?? combined with summer school superintendent says the shift in the school year gives students more opportunities to catch up, and even get ahead. promoted to the 10th grade by taking two credits in summer school. this number would climb to 83%, going into the 10th grade, earning a total of four credits with the j-term and the summer school combined. >> the school board meets tomorrow, and

. >> michael cardoza joins us from the newsroom. as we get closer to wrapping up the recovery of the victims inside will attention then shift gears in a more vigorous way to try to look at potential criminal charges in this case? >> most certainly. i know the district attorney of alameda county have sent out to the scene one of their district attorneys and an investigator to see what is going on. i would imagine that they look hard at the owner of the building to see the condition of the building prior to this and also to the one who was the music director of all of this or the promoter. i would think that they are going to look very hard at a second degree murder charge. if that building was in bad condition as a lot of people are saying, where they had wooden stairs, make shift stairs to the second floor. this they had electrical problems in the place where they had a lot of electrical cords, i will tell you what, that could create a condition that was inherently dangerous to human life. a condition that foreseably could cause deat

from the 1980s show "growing pains." he had three sons including singer robin thicke. his publicist said he died from a heart attack. >> how it happened is just so sad. >> erika gonzalez is joining us from the newsroomll us how thick e's death was unexpected. >> this heart attack happened at a hockey game. he was playing in a pickup game with his friends and son carter. his friends said it was not out of the ordinary. he had been doing this for 20 years. employees saw him collapse on the ice. by the time help arrived, thicke was talking. he even implied that he would be okay. >> it seemed a little surreal. nobody -- we didn >> as they were wheeling us off, he gave us the thumbs-up. hey, i'm doing good. see you. >> his son carter who was there with him said he lost his best friend and his idol. he said that he will miss him every second of every day. he is survived by his three children and his wife. thicke was 69 years old. back to you. >>> erika, thank you. we continue to follow breaking news here, chopper 4 was first to bring you images of the deadly crash on i-95. a teenager was killed and several others were hurt. >> this happened around 9:00 in laurel near the i.c.c. news4's justin finch is liv

us in oakland, thank you. >>> preliminary autopsy results are complete and the alameda county sheriff says that most victims died of smoke inhalation.>>> ktvu has frank joining us from the newsrooms as families prepare for funerals. >> it will be a difficult and emotional week for those families and a celebration of life or 36 people, all gone far too soon. >> now we begin to learn about the victims, not just 36 victims , but 36 human beings. >>reporter: with autopsies complete all but a few of the bodies have been given to families, the bodies remaining are at the alameda he -- alameda county coroner and some come from as far away from finland and the state department hope to get emergency visas. most of the victims bodies were remarkably good condition considering the fire reach temperatures of 3000 degrees. the collapse of the second warehouse floor played a big role in that. a lot of debris fell on top of the victims that insulated them. and then when fire got on scene and really started pumping water into the site it helped to dampen the debris that was protecting almost like a fire blanket over the top of a lot of the victims. >>> the outreach and support has been overwhelm

levels of lead have been found in the fruitvale neighborhood in oakland and that's prompting local leaders to take immediate action. >> ktvu joins us live from the newsroom. leaders are telling you the concern focuses around lead point and soil and not water. >> families in fruitvale are now realizing just how vulnerable they are to being exposed to dangerous levels of lead after a report released by routers. they town 7.50% of children tested in the 94061 zip code have elevated levels of lead in their blood which far exceeds the national average of 2.56% and the 5% of children in flint michigan, during the water crisis. >> this has the highest concentration of children in the whole city of oakland. all these elementary schools, they are over enrolled because children are here. that's my greatest concern. >> councilman noel gallo lives in that zip code and tells messhe's -- me he's received concerns. they clarified the likely lead source today and it's not tap water. >> because of flint, michigan, lead has become synonymous with water. what we think is happening in the east bay and what the alameda public county

jason feinberg joins us from the newsroom with a look at what's coming up in the next two hours. who do we usually send song requests to? girlfriends... well now add someone else. a typical song requests on the radio could soon sound like this. dear kasey.... can you please play "take these broken wings"... and dedicate it to my pet fish. yes! apparently fish have feelings. we'll explain. and its the most wonderful time of the year you guys. yes! christmas in 24 days well yeah... but im talking about the victoria's secret fashion show. well have highlights? we'll be right back! the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. whoa. ?? nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. ora

one of the most notable has to do with guns and ammunition. ella sogomonian joins us live from the newsroom with more. california lawmakers took aim at gun owners as well. there are several new rules that will take effect january first. that includes a new definition of an assault weapon and handgun storage for cops. california gun owners have new guidelines to abide by with the start of the new year. lawmakers passed a package of bills to strengthen the state's tough gun laws. the first bill requires people who own magazines that hold more than 10 rounds to give them up. and buyers purchasing ammunition have to undergo a background check before the sale plus will be barred from buying new weapons that have a device known as a bullet button. scott jackson, bay area firearms training instructor " >> reporter:in addition - the new law closes the bullet button loophole and categorizes th firearms as assault weapons. " " the second bill is an attempt to curb the amount of firearms stolen from officers. in the high profile case - kate steinle fatally was shot at pier 14 of the embarcadero using

the west bank and east jerusalem. kpix 5 reporter sharon chin joins us now from the newsroom to tell us what kind of backlash those companies might face. >> reporter: with the passage of the u.n. resolution, bay area companies working in the west bank find themselves smack in the middle of the controversy. what do they do now? the united nations vote to condemn israeli settlements in the palestinian west bank could make some american companies think twice about doing business there. ellen hopes so. she is from the bay area chapter of jewish voice for peace. >> one good thing about the rest solution it does put pressure on these companies who profess to have, you know, policies of democracy, um, social justice, it puts them on the spot because what they're doing in palestine is not, um, in line with those principles. >> reporter: jewish voice for peace has led boycotts against hewlett-packard which develops the id card israelis use at the west bank checkpoint. ellen also supported petition drives against san jose's paypal, for not providing services to israeli settlers but not palestinians. and airbnb. >> for instance, airbn

the man is. is.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live from the newsroom with details...lindsey. it happened just blocks away from el and from this police station...where investigators are hoping for a witness to come forward and bring a predator to justice. the 13 year old girl was approached three times by this man. once driving by, again on the corner of swift and holmes, and a third time downthe bloack at swift and edgerton. during these encounters the man made sexual comments to her and propositioned her for sex.this happened at 4 o'clock walking home. we spoke to a family friend who says the 13-year-old is okay and back at school today... although still shaken up. neighbors are shocked to hear of this happening, and shocked to hear of this happening, and are keeping a closer eye on their kids. 3 "always keeping the kids close and always with them. if they're outside playing i'm usually outside with them. i don't let them roam or anything"// //"just the fact something like that could happen around here people like that, i have very little tolerance for. to be honest i hate i

find more details on the links page of our website fox six now dot com or your fox six news mobile app. mary stoker smith joins us now from the newsroom with some stories you'll see on fox six news at five. local firefighters and police coming together to make it happen. at five, the tradition they're making sure will continue for many years to come. we'll have that and a whole lot more for you in about 20 minutes on fox six news at five. steph thanks mary. it's the time of year when the in the giving spirit to throw a little change into those red kettles. there's one man who took his dedication to the salvation army donations a little further. "merry christmas!" greg bock, hasn't left his spot on a street in northern michigan since saturday. his massive kettle, is actually where he's made his temporary home! he's calling it his "ten-k red kettle stay." bock plans to stay inside the kettle until the salvation army raises ten only then will he go back home to his wife and three kids. "people who i don't even know brought me space heaters; people i didn't know brought me a sandwich for lunch, a cup of hot chocolate. people who i haven't

the warm-up. >>> i think we are ready for it. >>> ken joins us live from the newsroom. the indication of what we are working on for the fox news at five. >>> we are following the developing news from berlin. nine people dead and 50 wounded after a truck slammed into a christmas market. we will have the latest on the investigation as authorities say they are looking at this as a possible terrorist act. >>> and the electoral college has spoken. >> it is over. some thought of it as a last way to stop donald trump's presidency. the electoral college cast its votes and official. donald trump got the 270 votes he needed. coming up at five we will go to the state capital to get reaction from the college members and that and more coming up. >>> all right. thanks. >>> and coming up next on the four on two. several members of san francisco 49ers get in the spirit of the holidays with a shopping spree. >>> last wednesday the new fox show star premiered on ktvu. follows the stories of three young singers trying to make it big. >> making its rounds around the country. we went to roc

joining us from the newsroom, stephen shepard, who has been following all of today's developments. ank you for being with us. >> good to be here. >> put this into context. this is required by the constitution. -- >> you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. that they could get 36 of the electors to vote for somebody else other than donald trump, that would deny him the majority of the electors and it would go to the house of representatives despite a furious campaign to do that, we didn't see it. you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. all the electors in those states voted for donald trump. we did see a few democratic electors peel off. it was an effort to join with potential republican defectors. three,colin powell got not because of the democratic electors, they were hoping to deny donald trump. one elector in washington state voted instead for another candidate, because they didn't want to vote for hillary clinton. this is more than we usually see. you have to go back to 2004 to find another faithless elector, widespread kind of defection that would have threaten

joining us from the "washington post" now newsroom reporter craig whitlock. craig, you broke the story. so many people must read this and scratch their head and say how on earth is it possible to waste $125 billion? craig: the pentagon is a very big place. it consumes a lot of taxpayer money. $500 billion a year. so to be precise, this report found using the pentagon's own data internally that they could save $125 billion over five years if they streamlined their that means people and the desk jobs. people who are accountants and people who are real estate managers. people who process payroll. people who buy stuff like widgets or pens. you know, you need these people to keep a big organization running. what they found, though, there were slightly over 1 million people holding the core business function jobs. jonathan: wait, wait, wait. did you say a million people so the number of people riding the desk is larger than those in the military? craig: it's not quite that many but the numbers are pretty close. that is the thrust behind this. the military has a phra

. >>> batting cleanup tonight is mateah gold joining us from "the washington post" newsroom. tions for you, but let's start with the questions of whether what you thought about yesterday's trump statement with relation to how he may or may not try to disen tangle himself from his business ventures. you cover a lot about the nexus between money and politics. we talked about this yesterday on the show, what are your thought? >> it doesn't actually really answer any questions about whether he's going to be able to effectively wall himself off from these potential conflicts of interest. i mean, he had already indicated that he was going to hand over the management of the trump organization to his children. but that doesn't change his ownership or the fact that his name is emblazoned on all of these hotels and resorts. i think that, really, the devil's in the details. it was very interesting to see the normally stayed office of governmental ethics sort of overtaken by a strange tweet storm yesterday, suggesting that he needed to divest himself of all of his holdings, which i think

jacob kittilstad has been reviewing the statement and joins us live in the newsroom. this call for resignation is coming from supervisor supreme moore omokunde. now...he didn't mince words in a press release...saying ?because? sheriff david clarke is responsible for the operations at the milwaukee should resign because four people have died there in a six months period.supervisor omokunde says something is ?quote? terribly wrong there and that sheriff clarke should resign before more people die. here's another quote from a press release.quote: quote:"accountability starts at the top. sheriff clarke has failed to establish a culture of professionalism, has failed to call for independent investigations when warranted, and he has abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable for their actions or lack of action. he should resign immediately." response from sheriff clarke...supervisor who? that sounds like some character in a science fiction comic book and he's upset that i helped donald j. trump get elected potus. jacob kittilstad...cbs 58 news. many places in the south and southeastern united st

james taylor is from a disability charity and joins us how from a disability charity and joins us now from our london newsroom. good morning. give us a sense of how this is playing out in themany councils are not committed to tackling blue badge abuse and prosecuting blue badge misuse. councils have a duty to disabled people in that area and taxpayers to get this right. many disabled people, around 2 million, rely on the blue badge scheme to live independently, to take part in the community and to contribute to the local economy and, for them, the scheme is a lifeline, whether it is going to work, getting to school, being near to park near tesco's. are you hearing many stories of the abuse of the badges? what are they doing, borrowing them, using them when they shouldn't be, what do you hear? misuse can take several forms. it can using a stolen badge, altering a badge, knowingly using a stolen badge, but the majority of cases this year have been drivers using a badge belonging to someone else. fines of £1000 are available, however that is a deterrent if policies are not in place. what do you make of the fact that local authorities, what this asks is do they have a policy f

we row that phrase to the american president who knew exactly what was called for in a moment of crisis. david martin takes us back. from the cbs newsroom in new york. the japanese have attacked the american naval base at pearl harbor and our defense facilities in manila. >> president roosevelt knew war was coming, but not like this. >> the attack apparently was made on naval and military activities on the principal island of oahu. >> on that sunday he was working on his stamp collection in his private study in the white house, now preserved in this panoramic photo. >> the phone rings a it's the secretary of navy. >> her man ebber heart is the curator in hyde park, new york. >> he tells the president that pearl harbor naval base is under attack. it. >> was 1:47 p.m. washington time. what was the president's first reaction? >> first reaction was to shout into the phone "no!" sort of in a state of disbelief. >> the critical hours that followed were recorded moment by moment by the people around the president. notes on random scraps of paper now on display for the 75th anniversary of the attack. >> we want to take people inside the white h

the case as well here tonight in d.c.. let us show you video we're getting into the newsroom from the scene in girl any. and the truck rammed into a crowded market in central berlin. tonight it killed at least nine people and 50 more seriously injured and frankly some crushed under the weight of a truck we're klerping for reports how it turned out as plows into high speed into a crowded officially right now police in berlin are investigating this as deliberate attack and not yet categorically termed this as ter risetic attack. from the white house we're learning that's how u.s. officials are terping this there was a statement out for the national security advisor this evening from the whis house saying u.s. condemns in strongest terms what appears to be a terrorist attack at this christmas market in berlin. keep in mind these truck attacks have become a recent hallmark of especially isis related lone wolf attacks. back on basdille day in paris and france and city of nice a sea side resort packed with french citizens that area was attacked and 80 people were killed in a truck attack on bastille day. and

from the newsroom from fairfax county. jonathan: there is a heavy police presence on daveion in annandale. police tell us four people were taken to the hospital after they were shot. no word who pulled the trigger. we have a crew on the way. we will have information when we get it here and online at wjla.com. we don't have conditions of the people rushed to the black friday to three gas station robberies. no wing was hurt but they hope that someone will recognize the thief from the video here. search teams have cleared 90% of burned out warehouse in oakland, ca victims. all but one of the 36 victims have been identified. the cause is still not known. but it was a place where there were concerns about drugs. larry: -- jonathan: all the artists living inside were given today to get out. have to bring it to look at the stuff that is laid out in front of them. larry: the baltimore housing firms say bell foundry will be off-limits until it's brought up to code. >> coming up here next, the new tool that metro is using and the steps taken to fight two most common problems that foul up the schedule fo riders. al

us from the bahamas where people are supposed to be right now on vacation i hope. thank you so much for joining me. i appreciate it on this very important matter. >> happy holidays. >> you, too. ahead in the newsroomror warnings targeting u.s. gatherings just before christmas and hanukkah. what information the fbi has found. stay with us. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> we're back with brand new warnings from the fbi and homeland security over possible threats from isis. they say the terror group might target churches an other holiday events as millions of americans gather to celebrate christmas. of course, this comes just days after a truck attack killed 12 people at a christmas market in berlin. three men are now under arrest accused of having ties to the man who hijacked that truck. among them, the suspect's nephew. joining me now is former cia operative and cnn intelligence and security analyst bob bear. thanks for joining me. i think probably what everybody wants to know watching television right now, what would you tell your family? what should viewers think about when they're planning to go to church tonight or tomorrow? is should they go? >> i think they should go, dana. this is a cal

here at nbc10, the newsroom got calls from people roaring a bad sulphur smell. authorities tell us they decided there's no gas leak in the area, but are continuing to investigate. if we find out anything, we will keep you posted. >>> in other news, police investigating the shooting of a ups driver while he was making deliveries before the holiday. >> reporter: a 13 year veteran getting packages to your doorstep, especially in the holiday gift crunch time made a delivery at the rite-aid before pulling onto highland avenue. >> crazy stuff goes on around here. >> reporter: we are told the driver stopped to let a man cross the street and heard a bang, thinking it was just the truck, kept driving taking time to see his shoulder was hit. >> you can see the bullet in the jacket. >> reporter: he pulled in where they get service and emt was there to help. >> i hope he can return home with his family on christmas. >> reporter: the driver will be okay, but for neighbors another reminder how dangerous this area is. >> out here bringing packages to us and make sure our stuff get here, somebody

the holidays" button. from all of us at todays tmj four, thank you. giving is part of what the holidays are all about.. shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole.the milwaukee health services is donating dinners to the less fortunate.. but that's not the only gift they're giving.. tonight.. we'll tell you how else they're helping for the holidays.. that's coming up new on live at 6. how you can own an how you can own an autographed aaron rodgers jersey... and help a here to tell us how low the more news now. president obama today signed a bill to make new investments in battling opioid drug abuse, and cancer research. what's being called a cancer research "moonshot." "investing in promising new therapies, developing vaccines, and improving cancer detection and prevention. utlimately it will help us reach our goal in getting a decade's worth of research in half the the 2016 today's tmj4 sports auction for macc is coming up this friday.some of the biggest names in wisconsin sports have donated items you can bid the macc fund which supports research for childhood cancers and related blood disorder

the death toll rose from 25 to almost 100. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joining us live from san francisco following new details just coming into our newsroom. sharon? >> reporter: that's right, sam. the u.s. embassy released a statement this morning saying if you are planning to travel to indonesia, you should avoid travel in this area. the 6.5 magnitude quake occurred in the aceh province of indonesia. many locals feared the quake would trigger a tsunami. fortunately that did not happen. back in 2004 about 200,000 people died from an earthquake that triggered a tsunami in indonesia. yesterday's quake caused homes and buildings to collapse. authorities report so far 94 people have died and 128 are seriously injured. about 500 people reported some level of industry and at least 160 homes are seriously damaged. about 100 buildings including mosques and schools are damaged. rescuers are using heavy equipment to try and find any victims under the rubble. back here live the u.s. embassy also says if you have any loved ones in indonesia that you're trying to get ahold of, they even ask to contact you through social media. so you should use socia

the political fabric of europe. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. the remains of victims from monday's plane crash in colombia are back on their way to brazil. three planes carrying the bodies are due to arrive shortly. 71 people were killed, many of them football players for the brazilian chapecoense club. their coffins will be taken to an arena -- the club stadium in chapeco. we have more. >> reporter: for many on the brazilian soccer team chapecoense, this is the final journey home. hearses bearing 64 coffins drive slowly through medellin. fans and supporters cheering them on in a last show of solidarity and affection after the tragic plane crash of flight 2933 cut so many lives short. a military guard of honor at the airport where the bodies were received with care and a heartfelt tribute. a catholic priest offers a blessing. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ then the bodies carried one by one aboard brazilian military planes. brazil's ambassador to colombia just one of many mourning the victims. >> it was a fairy dalfairytale. a small club from a small town ready to play wh

the holidays" button to make a donation. from all of us at y' you for considering a contribution. milwaukee bucks pay a visit to children's hospital.. shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole. players make a pit stop to spread holiday cheer to sick children.. tonight.. what they're giving these young patients, to help lift their spirits.. that's coming up new on live at 6. the temperature is dropping. tonight. his forecast is still ahead. and next: a simple act of kindness, makes a wish comes true. it's time to celebrate the seasons. all of 'em. and the only place to go for outdoor gifts is cabela's christmas sale. give the one gift good on every item cabela's gift cards. for everything on their list. shop in-store and online more news now.six-year-old nebraska received a special honor this week. chase has a rare tumor. he's already had several surgeries. recently, he had to have his arm amputated -- and he told his mom he was scared to go back to school, because he thought his classmates would make fun of him. local firefighters heard about chase... and they decided to make him one of their own. the department presented ch