coming up, a.j. burnett has the forecast. nichole: and bob how the ran -- reid: we turn back the clock's tomorrow morning, tonight, 2:00 a.m. nichole: more sleep, colder temperatures. a.j.: i like this more sleep of five, they don't care what time it is, they just know it's time to wake up. 49 degrees the high temperature tomorrow. we are cooling off tomorrow. warming up for election day tuesday, then coming right back down. kind of a topsy-turvy temperatures. tonight, sunset was at 5:32. turn the clocks back, we also get the very early sunset, 4:31 is the sunset time tomorrow. you have to wait until february 3 before we get a sunset before or -- after 5:00. not a lot of wind, 40's towards chatham. to the west, this would be nice, now. it's about to turn colder. here is the weather map, satellite and radar show the clouds moving over top, but to the north is the cold front swinging through that will change the wind direction, which will bring in the cooler temperatures tomorrow. the way the weather map looks, the cold front s

a.j. watkins. unfortunately, still at square one. without campbell's testimony, the grand jury won't convene. so what exactly did mr. campbell witness? well, he was in the bathroom. he heard someone threatening a.j. man: hey, man. joey salucci. know the name? (gun hammer cocks) operator: 911, what's your emergency? so we need the 911 recording. that's right. while he was on the phone with 911, 911 was listening to the room. i just got the 911 tape from eric. are we looking for something specific? we're looking for something that wasn't in william's testimony. a unique gun noise, the killer's voice, anything. operator: 911, what's your emergency? campbell (whispers): this is william campbell. there's been a murder at spiral bar on washington. hurry. ieed help sir, are you hurt? mrcampbell, are you there? (club music, water splashing) whatas that? part of the music, maybe? i don't know. can you isolate that noise? (computer trilling) (toilet flushing) he wouldn't want to call attention to himself. that audio perspective is from the nex

a.j. derby, to clear the path.broncos running back. >> cris: a good block down. and derby coming across. to block it down. and the kickout from derby and schofield. >> mike: a good preseason with new england. not going to get time with martellus bennett up there. but he's factoring in for the broncos. the back, he's coming. gets rid of it. and gaines close by. >> cris: i knew it wasn't going to be long. bob sutton is not the type to say, let's kick a field goal here. brought both inside linebackers that time. now, they have something to work with. here comes the dime defense on the field. this is their favorite look. this is what they like. >> mike: houston, directing the pass rush traffic. and he will run it with bibbs, who dives forward. three yards shy of the first down, 3:10 left in overtime. >> cris: that was effort by kendall reyes. that came from the backside. and made a diving stop. >> cris: denver has two time-outs. there's a two-minute warning in overtime. >> cris: i think this is why they came up with a.

well a.j. is with one woman who hopes she'll be watching with the next president of the united states. >> we're on campaign trail with chelsea clinton. she has a message for you. >> vote. >> of course she hopes you vote for her mom. >> i'm ridiculously fiercely that are unsure right now? >> i would hope people look at my mom, lifelong record, and i just couldn't imagin a clearer contrast between my mom's record of public service and her opponent's record of, well, not public service. >> you all were friends before with the trumps. have you spoken to them? >> ivanka is the only one that i've ever met and she is someone i'm really grateful to call my friend. >> and speaking about the trumps, melania is talking about cyber bullying. you think it was kind of ironic that she picked that topic? >> i did think it was a little ironic. i do think we all need to be paying attention to what's now called the trump effect. the rise of bullying. >> let's talk about this celebrity support that's coming out fo

a.j. derby, to clear the path. and johnson off of the broncos running back. >> cris: a good block down. and the kickout from derby and schofield. >> mike: a good preseason with new england. not going to get time with martellus bennett up there. but he's factoring in for the broncos. the back, he's coming. gets rid of it. and gaines close by. bob sutton is not the type to say, let's kick a field goal here. brought both inside linebackers that time. now, they have something to work with. here comes the dime defense on the field. this is their favorite look. this is what they like. >> mike: houston, directing the pass rush traffic. and he will run it with bibbs, who dives forward. down, 3:10 left in overtime. >> cris: that was effort by kendall reyes. that came from the backside. and made a diving stop. >> cris: denver has two time-outs. there's a two-minute warning in overtime. >> cris: i think this is why they came up with a.j. derby. couldn't surprise me if he was the receiving threat. >> mike: third and three. we

three times today, we've seen this defense -- that's asking a lot of a.j. klein to cover receivers in the middle of the field one-on-one. jim: how happy do the panthers have to be? they didn't run it on second down. still have 1:45 to go. janikowski nails it. 35-32 oakland. calling, once they threw it on second down, it was incomplete. they were forced to throw it on third to try to score and go up. but the second down play i couldn't disagree with it. a little screen, it's safe. would have kept the clock moving if they didn't score. so you can second guess those play calls but i'm not. but to go back to a.j. klein, jim. all those situations they're in luke kuechly usually. jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" with its story on the groundbreaking study on as heimer's. then all-new episodes of ncis, madam secretary, cbs. so the raiders vinleder a 17-point halftime lead. go down eight after 25 unanswered to take a three-point lead. janikowski has just converted his 200th all-time field goal at home. phil: well, jack del rio knows an his offense. still has questi

three times today, we've seen this defense -- that's asking a lot of a.j. klein to cover receivers in the middle of the field one-on-one. jim: how happy do the panthers have to be? they didn't run it on second down. still have 1:45 to go. janikowski nails it. 35-32 oakland. calling, once they threw it on second down, it was incomplete. they were forced to throw it on third to try to score and go up. but the second down play i couldn't disagree with it. a little screen, it's safe. would have kept the clock moving if they didn't score. so you can second guess those play calls but i'm not. but to go back to a.j. klein, jim. all those situations they're pu luke kuechly usually. jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" with its story on the groundbreaking study on as heimer's. then all-new episodes of ncis, madam secretary, cbs. so the raiders vinleder a 17-point halftime lead. go down eight after 25 unanswered by carolina and then unanswered to take a three-point lead. janikowski has just converted his 200th all-time field goal at home. phil: well, jack del rio knows

a.j. derby, to clear the path. and johnson off of the broncos running back. >> cris: a good block down. and the kickout from derby and schofield. >> mike: a good preseason with new england. not going to get time with martellus bennett up there. but he's factoring in for the broncos. the back, he's coming. gets rid of it. and gaines close by. >> cris: i knew it w bob sutton is not the type to say, let's kick a field goal here. brought both inside linebackers that time. now, they have something to work with. here comes the dime defense on the field. this is their favorite look. this is what they like. >> mike: houston, directing the pass rush traffic. and he will run it with bibbs, who dives forward. down, 3:10 left in overtime. >> cris: that was effort by kendall reyes. that came from the backside. and made a diving stop. >> cris: denver has two time-outs. there's a two-minute warning in overtime. >> cris: i think this is why they came up with a.j. derby. couldn't surprise me if he was the receiving threat. >> mike:

but to go back to a.j. klein, jim. all those situationshe putting him in that would be luke kuechly usually. jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" with its story on the groundbreaking study on as heimer's. then all-new episodes of ncis, madam secretary, cbs. so the raiders vinleder a 17-point halftime lead. go down eight after 25 the raiders peel off 11 unanswered to take a three-point lead. janikowski has just converted his 200th all-time field goal at home. phil: well, jack del rio knows an his offense. still has question marks about his defense. this is where you have an offense in a certain situation and you have to have some closers on the defensive side to get it jim: kicks in this direction have not gone all that deep, but this one does, however. beautifully done. janikowski earning the touchback. phil: in this second half, cam newton has been throwing the football absolutely magnificently. he's made some big-time throws. been right on the money. jim: one of the key things he , people don't understand a team changes

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a.j.: 48 degrees. turn the clocks back. a.j.: a good reminder out there to change your batteries in your smoke detectors, carbon dioxide detectors. reid: if you don't like 1:00 first time around, you get a redo. we were on metv two hours ago and it was 40 degrees. and it still is 48 degrees. are you telling me it is going to be warm? a.j.: temperatures are not going to drop that much through tonight. cover acting as a blanket over the top of us. we also have some scattered showers coming out of these clouds. to the north, we have a cold front that is sweeping through. there are vigorous upper-level storm systems. we had lightning in northern new york. the showers are all we will be dealing with in the overnight. except for the cooler pockets off to the west and north, where our weather is coming from. right now it is 41 in worcester. 51 in boston. 31 in orange. these areas towards 495 were clear for a little while this evening. scattered showers, into about a: 30 in the morning. we will find peeks of sunshine. the coast wit

joining me now, trump campaign senior adviser a.j. delgado. i think you guys feel fairly confident. you have the candidate going all over the place, minnesota, places that i think, you know, you wouldn't expect. do you guys have internal data? >> absolutely. i think just based on trade deals alone, when you have working class americans, whether it's in a blue state who have been affected by the trade deals, the 5 million manufacturing jobs lost as a result of nafta in addition tos had anti-war message, anti-legal immigration message -- >> his anti-war message. >> wait a minute. can you tell me how bomb the s out of them is a -- >> can you tell how playing chicken with russia doesn't lead to world war iss. i don't think you can deny this. >> i think that's a very strong -- >> he realize you have to say that. >> that's a quote of him. we're going to bomb the s out of him. you can say he has different perspectives but that's very hard to clarify as -- >> we agree we don't need to set up a no fly zone the way hillary clinton which will lead -- >> a.j., i don't think that's true. first o

joining me now, trump campaign senior adviser a.j. delgado. i think you guys feel fairly confident. you have the candidate going all over the place, minnesota, places that i think, you know, you wouldn't expect. do you guys have internal data? >> absolutely. i think just based on trade deals alone, when you have working class americans, whether it's in a blue state who have been affected by the trade deals, the 5 million manufacturing jobs lost as a result of nafta in addition tos had anti-war message, anti-legal immigration message -- >> wait a minute. can you tell me how bomb the s out of them is a -- >> can you tell me how syria needs -- you know hillary clinton is a war monger. i don't think you can deny this. >> i think that's a very strong -- >> he realize you have to say that. >> that's a quote of him. we're going to bomb the s out of him. you can say he has different perspectives but that's very hard to clarify as -- >> we agree we don't need to set up a no fly zone the way hillary clinton which will leead -- >> a.j., i don't think that's true. not clearly everyone agrees on

a.j. bayatpour is live at the ryan watch party in jansville challenger ryan solen tonight, the real suspense for paul ryans future will play out over the next few days in washington. if the g-o-p maintains control of the house, will republicans in congress re-elect ryan as speaker of the house. there have been some rumblings from capitol that some republicans are upset with ryan, believing he was too late to get aboard the trump train. youll remember about a month ag from trump. that was in response to the leaked audio of lewd comments trump made about women. trump and ryan supporters then got into a shouting match at a g-o-p unity event in elkhorn because trump was uninvited. this past weekend though, ryan sung a different tune, saying he would be willing to campaign along side trump as a scheduled appearance... if our nominee came in west was gonna show up. why? because i think we need to unify as republicans and get out the vote. if ryan is to remain speaker, the next question is what k

a.j. bayatpour takes a look at the work involved. were gonna need more people that are here assisting. at the racine county clerks office, those hands would go through 90- thousand ballots. as it stands, the wisconsin elections commission is letting each clerk decide how to recount their ballots. the dane county clerk says his office will do it by hand. the accusation being made is that the machines were hacked. the benefit of a hand count is that you show thats false. milwaukee county, on the other hand, says a hand count could 12 deadline. obviously, if you do a hand recount, wed need a lot more room than if we just do a machine recount. in racine county, it'd be christensen's fourth recount, the most recent being the 2012 state senate recall election. she says receipts from touch-screen machines will be recounted by hand but itd be faster to do the rest with a machine. sometimes, individual counts are off and...youre counting it two or three times instead and camp is asking a dane county judge to order every ballot be recounted by

live at 4th and state, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. the milwaukee bucks release new renderings of the planned downtown entertainment block. this complex will be built next to the new downtown arena -- and will span fourth street between highland and juneau avenue. this property is planned for year- round use, including dining, entertainment and retail shops. entertainment block open alongside the new arena in fall of 20-18. a hillary clinton campaign airplane -- parked at general mitchell international airport last night. viewers asked us, now that the campaign's over, what was it doing there? political reporter theo keith has the answer. nats -- plane takes off at mitchell among the comings and goings at mitchell airport...a surprise visitor flew in tuesday night. paul rasky took this photo near avenue. i was like, wait a minute, thats the same h thats on my neighbors lawn. thats got to be hillary clintons plane! fox6 confirmed this was the plane that clinton's running mate tim kaine used. clinton flew on a second plane. after electio

here's a.j. bayatpour... there is no smoking gun. but the green party says the difference between exit poll information and the final election results in wisconsin got their attention. they say exit poll data showed president-elect donald trump with 44.3 percent of the vote. mr. trump ended up with 47.9% - just once in every 850 elections. this is what the national campaign and the lawyers provided us with and wanted us to share with you today. in a statement, the republican party of wisconsin says "jill stein's decision to pursue a recount is absurd and nothing more than an expensive political stunt that undermines wisconsin's election process." the state elections commission confirms friday afternoon it received the petition. administrator michael haas says to prepare for a recount that could take at least a couple weeks. it can be very monotonous work, tedious, but important to make sure we have the right tally. haas says it would be extremely difficult to tamper with the ballots, adding there's a paper trail of all of them, even

a.j. colby, is back in the weather center.ck all of that extra energy after thatat extra hour of sleep. >> eye candy sweating just afte walking 10 feet, so you give me more credit than i deserve. we always try. bright sky, even though it is an hour earlier, sunset will be at quarter after five tonight. visibility issues this morning, but not like yesterday. ashtabula, now has zero visibility with thick fog worker some areas may be experiencing paci dense fog. park here are the temperature today, going to make it into th 60s . not too much of a drunk tonight. 38 degrees. this is courtesy of high pressure, the next weather systemu in the plains states will be here on tuesday afternoon. today mid-sixties, sunset at about 5:16 p.m. july,, a great night for stargazing, details on the forecast that includes much cooler temperatures coming up. >> at a reno nevada rally, donald trump was brushed off stage by secret service because of a disturbance in the crowd, after he was escorted by the secret

a.j. bayatpour joins us live from janesville with that challenger ryan solen tonight, the real suspense for paul ryans future will play out over the next few days in washington. if the g-o-p maintains control of the house, will republicans in congress re-elect ryan as speaker of the house. there have been some rumblings from capitol that some republicans are upset with ryan, believing he was too late to get aboard the trump train. youll remember about a month ago, ryan said he would focus his energy in control of the house. those remarks were in response to the leaked audio of lewd comments trump made about women more than 10 years ago. the following week, trump supporters chanted anti-ryan slogans at a rally in green bay. this past weekend though, ryan sung a different tune, saying he would be willing to campaign along side trump as a scheduled appearance... if our nominee came in west allis and i was in wisconsin, i was gonna show up. why? because so the question going forward for ryan i

a.j. mccarron in 2012. the final drive. three passes and a screen pass to yeldon and he showed he could win the game in the fourth quarter. jalen hurts as a true freshman has had his best quarter in the >> verne: after the time out -- excuse me, gary. >> gary: as we talked in the open, he didn't just have to beat this l.s.u. defense, he had to beat death valley and he has not blinked. it hasn't been pretty but he has not blinked. >> verne: a glimpse of tre'davious white just outside the one yard line on second down. >> gary: jalen hurts has eight this quarter. >> verne: handoff. right side. kendall beckwith and jamal adams. the stop of bo scarbrough. >> gary: i remember a couple years back, blake sims running a bootlegging around the left end. it does look like l.s.u. is trying to sell out on the ballcarrier. >> verne: this is the 14th play of the drive. >> gary: motion again against alabama. >> verne: yeah. >> referee: before the snap, false start. offense, number 71. five-yard penalty. still third down. >> verne: ross lef

a.j. bayatpour is live outside la-follette school with that story... police say they got called out to lafollette around one oclock this afternoon. officers the school. fortunately, the handgun was unloaded. for something like that to happen, its just... its not uncommon for kids to come home from school with a letter to their parents. im glad it wasnt worse. but this note, stapled to a homework assignment, stands out to parents we talk to both on and off-camera outside lafollette school monday. they slipped through. thats just how it was. the letter says student in possession of a weapon. faculty found and confiscated the weapon. it adds 'please remind your students how important it is to tell a trusted adult if they see or hear something that makes them uncomfortable.' milwaukee police say they were called for a subject with a gun. that subject...an eight-year-old student. the gun was unloaded. police say the child took the gun from home. its not just my child in the school, its everybody whose child attends here. say theyre relieved no one was hurt.

they told our a.j. bayatpour they can relate to how many americans are feeling these days. a.j. is here in the newsroom with that now, is in some ways similar to what they experienced while in the service nearly 50 years ago. at the wisconsin veterans home... those who've served reflect on the past...both distant and recent. we have to back our commander-in-chief, like we did when we were in the army. army veteran allen clausen says that as someone who wishes things had turned out differently tuesday. still hope that he is, like, a good person. clausen says he can relate to anyone who, at this moment, feels like an outsider in their own country. it's something he felt toward the end of the vietnam war. they treated me as a second-class citizen. same feeling - getting spit at, people walking across the vietnam while in the navy. he too feels the tone in america these days mirrors that of the late '60s. you could see the fire that was coming out of everybody against the other one. they were really getting down at it and thats not the way its supposed to be. for his part, governor

a.j. mccarron in 2012. the final drive. three passes and a screen pass to yeldon and he showed he could win the game in the fourth quarter. jalen hurts as a true freshman has had his best quarter in the >> verne: after the time out -- excuse me, gary. >> gary: as we talked in the open, he didn't just have to beat this l.s.u. defense, he had to beat death valley and he has not blinked. it hasn't been pretty but he has not blinked. >> verne: a glimpse of tre'davious white just outside the one yard line on second down. >> gary: jalen hurts has eight rush attempts this quarter. >> verne: handoff. right side. kendall beckwith and jamal adams. the stop of bo scarbrough. >> gary: i remember a couple years back, blake sims running a naked bootleg faking it to the bootlegging around the left end. it does look like l.s.u. is trying to sell out on the ballcarrier. >> verne: this is the 14th play of the drive. >> gary: motion again against alabama. >> verne: yeah. >> referee: before the snap, false start. offense, number 71. five-yard

live at police headquarters, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. mary thanks aj a u-w stout student has died after a viol weekend. it happened around 2 o'clock sunday morning in downtown menomonie near a topper's pizza. when police arrived they found hussain saeed al-nah-di unconscious and bleeding from his mouth and nose. alnahdi was from saudi arabia. he was studying business administration. no suspects are in custody-- and police have not said what led up to the fatal beating. milwaukee police need your help solving a homicide - on the south side. inside "the corona jewelry store" near 7th and greenfield. corona jewelry buys gold and is a money transfer store. police have not released a motive for the shooting. it's pretty well protected in there. it's glass and its some of its fortified glass which gives the owners some safeguards . i don't know the details of what happened but it is a tragedy the victim has not been identified. if you have any information please give police a call. home goes up in flames. firefighters were called out to 36th a

live at the milwaukee county courthouse, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. ted thanks aj stein also has filed for a recount in pennsylvania. she's planning on doing the same in michigan --- where -- just today results saying mister trump won. members of the wisconsin elections commission fielded questions from reporters for more than 20 minutes. watch all of their responses when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the story is on the homepage. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke meets with president-elect donald trump -- as he continues to fill cabinet positions. this is video of his arrival at clarke's name had been bounced around for a possible spot in the president-elect's administration... possibly for a homeland security position. he's been an outspoken supporter of mister trump throughout his presidential campaign. a developing situation out of tennessee tonight. wildfires have taken over part of gatlinburg. mandatory evacuations have been declared for some spots. there are conflicting reports that though -- as rain is entering the area.

a.j. bayatpour is live outside with details... a marquette senior fellow who follows public education here says its the most sweeping proposal m-p-s has seen in years. from uniforms, to when the school year starts, its a broad set of changes. superintendent darienne driver presented the plan before the meeting. alan borsuk bor-sick has covered the district for 20 years and now tracks local public education as a senior fellow at marquette. it does have its bold elements. i should add the competition isnt too stiff; they really havent done bold things and have been very much in a mode of trying to defend what theyre doing rather than to change. among the ideas: a uniform policy and starting the school year in august. the kids need the education and when they stay off too long, they seem to forget things. m-p-s families who talked to us could help prevent bullying and audrey sanders thinks shed save money shopping for her four grandkids. very expensive, very expensive. you gotta think about the clothes, their sizes, their shoe sizes,

live in the newsroom, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. we posted a stream of the entire barrett news conference on fox6 now dot com device-- you'll get alerts when events like this happen in the future. it's time for your news and weather together. a former u-w-m employee pleads not guilty to child pornography charges. 58-year-old jack hay junior is accused of looking at inappropriate images of pre-teen girls while on the job. a u-w-m spokesman says hay was a book keeper for the transportation services office --and it was one of his authorities of the alleged illegal activity. investigators say they found 16 images of child pornography on hay's computer at university services and research building. milwaukee police are investigating a head-on collision this morning that left one woman dead. it happened near 46-th and burleigh around 7 o' clock. officials say a 42-year-old woman veered in the opposite lane and hit another vehicle. she died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle she struck-- a 59-year-old woman was taken tot local leaders

a.j. mccarron in 2012. the final drive. three passes and a screen pass to yeldon and he showed he could quarter. jalen hurts as a true freshman has had his best quarter in the fourth quarter. >> verne: after the time out -- excuse me, gary. >> gary: as we talked in the open, he didn't just have to beat this l.s.u. defense, he had to beat death valley and he has not blinked. it hasn't been pretty but he has not blinked. >> verne: a glimpse of tre'davious white just outside the one yard line on second down. >> gary: jalen hurts has eight rush attempts for 68 yards in this quarter. >> verne: handoff. right side. kendall beckwith and jamal adams. the stop of bo scarbrough. >> gary: i remember a couple naked bootleg faking it to the tailback and keeping it and bootlegging around the left end. it does look like l.s.u. is trying to sell out on the ballcarrier. >> verne: this is the 14th play of the drive. >> gary: motion again against alabama. >> verne: yeah. >> referee: before the snap, false start. offense, number 71. five-yard

a.j. bayatpour has the details... the banner in the heart of bronzeville reads welcome to bucks country. die-hard bucks fan kurt owens says his basketball allegiance will not be swayed by the teams view of who presides over the entire country. whether the owners love hillary or trump, im still a bucks fan. according to e-s-p-n, the bucks are one of three teams to cancel stays at trump-brand hotels 'in part to with the new president-elect, according to league sources.' the bucks neither confirm nor deny the report, saying their policy is to not comment on travel details. id have to consider that if i thought it was true but i dont know. without confirmation, van mobley, the thiensville village president and prominent backer of now president-elect donald trump, says hes reserving judgment. what is on record is that team co-owner marc lasry and is his son, alex, the teams senior vice president, are in the 'hillblazers' club for those who donated or raised at least 100-thous hillary clinton campaign. as a consumer, if som

reporting from childrens hospital of wisconsin, a.j. earlier this year, children's hospital partnered with u-w-m to form a new institute. it's dedicated to researching childhood trauma in milwaukee and working with kids who are a cold front passes this evening bringing a big drop in temperatures for friday as highs only reach into the middle and upper 40s. expect a few more clouds friday precipitation will arrive late tuesday night. tonight: clear. low: 42 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny, win cooler. high: 48 wind: ne 10-20 mph saturday: mostly am low: 32 high: 51 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny and breezy. am low: 34 high: 54 partly sunny. am low: 40 high: 53 wind: wnw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with high: 54 wind: sw 5-10 mph advance of tonight's bucks game against the pelicans.... can the home team keep up the entertainment ?? fox six sports is next..... break break when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. when the

meanwhile -- one republican leader is looking ahead to a.j. bayatpour is live at midtown shopping center, one of ?three voting locations in milwaukee with that story... milwaukee officials say in addition to downtown there have been two additional sites - this one for the north side has had a line out the door all day. speaker robin vos says republicans will likely revisit the issue next year. he says its a matter of having the same set of rules statewide. the line is a constant friday afternoon at the early voting location in midtown shopping center. a day earlier, milwaukee mayor tom barrett announces more than 38-thousand city voters already cast ballots - a record for the city. we always felt that if we had more locations and more hours, that more people would want to vote early. milwaukee can have extended early voting hours and three early polling places thanks for a federal judge james peterson struck down limitations passed by the republican-led legislature. their argument is uniform early voting hours ensure an even playing field for

a.j. colby comic book. >> it would just be one page one, but thank you. thank you very much, very good for my ego. i don't say it again. what a day yesterday, mid- 60s.s. >> know what rosie was doing yesterday, you were reprimanded it was indoors during the anything to avoid leaf raking. i will get the 5 million pounds of leaves out of the yard. they are piling up quickly. we do have a couple of great days for leaf raking. this is a gorgeous sunset. look at those gorgeous jet contrails, fast-moving, jenn that we could enjoy in this morning. not as cold as yesterday morning, and not as much widespread fraudnd. there are some pockets of dense fog, some of it near ashtabula currentlyy 57 degrees there are goinge we had a high yesterday 64 degrees, it is nine above is. you scattered clouds pressure will again dominate our skies. usaa few clouds this afternoon that no big issue. browns, cowboys , at 1:00 p.m. at first energy stadium. it will be signing, 57 degrees, ending up with a high today o

reporting from m-p-s headquarters, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. penn state is paying up... how much they're being fined following the jerry sandusky case. a woman-- missing for two months-- is found alive. where she was and how investigat deliberations-- haulted in the new jersey bridgegate trial. what the defense is calling for in the case. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. another dense fog advisory this morning but then the sun takes over. right now with highs near 60. when we might see some rain next. you are watching the fox 6 russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold wakeup news. temperatures falling into the low 40s in the city by sunrise,

live in bayside, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. if you have any questions about the election tomorrow, visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click "links." we'll help you find your polling place and figure out what's on your ballot. and stick with fox6 all day tomorrow. we'll bring you expert analysis, results and reaction as soon as the polls close. milwaukee police are investigating two fatal pedestrian crashes in 2 days. afternoon near 60th and norwich ... on the city's southwest side. we're told the 50-year-old woman was hit in a crosswalk. she died. in this case-- the driver did stay on the scene. sunday morning a 5-year-old girl was hit and killed on her way to church. that driver did not stick around. milwaukee police say this is the s-u-v in question. tonight, the little girl's family is begging the driver to come forward. fox6's brittany shannon has the and i hope the person that did this to my baby will turn themself in. because she didnt deserve it 29 a mother's plea monday night amidst tears, hugs and praye

a.j. mccarron in 2012. the final drive. three passes and a screen pass to yeldon and he showed he could win the game in the fourth quarter. jalen hurts as a true freshman >> verne: after the time out -- excuse me, gary. >> gary: as we talked in the open, he didn't just have to beat this l.s.u. defense, he had to beat death valley and he has not blinked. it hasn't been pretty but he has not blinked. >> verne: a glimpse of tre'davious white just outside the one yard line on second down. >> gary: jalen hurts hasht rush attempts for 68 yards in this quarter. >> verne: handoff. right side. kendall beckwith and jamal adams. the stop of bo scarbrough. >> gary: i remember a couple years back, blake sims running a bootlegging around the left end. it does look like l.s.u. is trying to sell out on the ballcarrier. >> verne: this is the 14th play of the drive. >> gary: motion again against alabama. >> verne: yeah. >> referee: before the snap, false start. offense, number 71. five-yard penalty. still third down. >> verne: ross left guar

a.j. mccarron in 2012. the final drive. three passes and a screen pass to yeldon and he showed he could win the game in the fourth quarter. jalen hurts as a true freshman has had his best quarter in the >> verne: after the time out -- excuse me, gary. >> gary: as we talked in the open, he didn't just have to beat this l.s.u. defense, he had to beat death valley and he has not blinked. it hasn't been pretty but he has not blinked. >> verne: a glimpse of tre'davious white just outside the one yard line on second down. >> gary: jalen hurts has eight this quarter. >> verne: handoff. right side. kendall beckwith and jamal adams. the stop of bo scarbrough. >> gary: i remember a couple years back, blake sims running a bootlegging around the left end. it does look like l.s.u. is trying to sell out on the ballcarrier. >> verne: this is the 14th play of the drive. >> gary: motion again against alabama. >> verne: yeah. >> referee: before the snap, false start. offense, number 71. five-yard penalty. still third down. >> verne: ross pi

a.j. bayatpour has reaction from both sides. one night after they rally in front of city hall, activists calling for a recount in the presidential announcement from green party candidate jill stein: they've raised enough money to pay for a recount in wisconsin,. the deadline is friday. im thankful on thanksgiving that this happening because this is what democracy looks like. holly mosher says, for her, it's not about the candidates. she says it's about following the advice of some computer scientists who say it's a red flag that clinton often performed worse in counties with electronic voting machines instead of paper ballots. this is important. in democracy, we need to trust our vote. i just think its a lot of wasted motion and van mobley was an early supporter of president-elect donald trump. he says even after an error in outagamie county, mr. trump's margin of 22-thousand votes in wisconsin will hold, adding a recount will keep his clerks from the jobs they'd normally doing this time of year. llocal officials have to manage

checkcki in with a.j. colby seew this weekend is shaping up.a it sure is cleveland when you haveve weather like today. 71w and storms the next. exactly november cleveland weather imagine that. these gorgeous today. and one change from yesterday at this time visibilities much improveded in fact we were looking at zeroe visibilities in some areas but now these are perfectt little bit of fog around over new philly.ewp that's it.h tough to keep it around with the wind out of the south this is a pretty goodp cruising wind direction andis speed to keep te fog at bay or mitigated anyway. look at the winds. by tomorrow morning we're sustained at least 20 may bemaye 25 miles an hour southwest gust that will be higher and then by saturday evening these winds will really be coming in with the gusto. talking 30 or 34-mile an hour a winds with a gust close to 40 and of course we're setting up some pretty called not only cold air but also winds that are tha starting to line up for some lake effect snow. otherwise 61 alr

but to go back to a.j. klein, jim. all those situations the putting him in that would be luke kuechly usually. jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" with its story on the groundbreaking study on as heimer's. then all-new episodes of ncis, madam secretary, cbs. so the raiders vinleder a 17-point halftime lead. go down eight after 25 the raiders peel off 11 unanswered to take a three-point lead. janikowski has just converted his 200th all-time field goal at home. phil: well, jack del rio knows an his offense. still has question marks about his defense. this is where you have an offense in a certain situation and you have to have some closers on the defensive side to get it jim: kicks in this direction have not gone all that deep, but this one does, however. beautifully done. janikowski earning the touchback. phil: in this second half, cam newton has been throwing the football absolutely magnificently. he's made some big-time throws. been right on the money. jim: one of the key things he , people don't understand a team chang

just threw it too quick and a.j. klein, they have -- they are putting him in tough spots. it's a little stop and move and three times today, we've seen this defense -- that's asking a lot of a.j. klein to cover receivers in the middle of the field one-on-one. jim: how happy do the panthers have to be? they didn't run it on second down. still have 1:45 to go. janikowski nails it. 35-32 oakland. calling, once they threw it on second down, it was incomplete. they were forced to throw it on third to try to score and go up. but the second down play i couldn't disagree with it. a little screen, it's safe. would have kept the clock moving if they didn't score. so you can second guess those play calls but i'm not. but to go back to a.j. klein, jim. all those situations they're putting h luke kuechly usually. jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" with its story on the groundbreaking study on as heimer's. then all-new episodes of ncis, madam secretary, cbs. so the raiders vinleder a 17-point halftime lead. go down eight after 25 unanswered by carolina and then unanswered to take a three

our a.j. bayatpour sat down with both vets today following the veteran's day ceremony in union grove. he joins us with that story... both veterans say they can relate with anyone who feels left out. they say it reminds them of how at the wisconsin veterans home... those who've served reflect on the past...both distant and recent. we have to back our commander-in-chief, like we did when we were in the army. army veteran allen clausen says that as someone who wishes things had turned out i im hopeful that trump, even though i didnt back him, i still hope that he is, like, a good person. clausen says he can relate to anyone who, at this moment, feels like an outsider in their own country. it's something he felt toward the end of the vietnam war. people treated us like were non-existent, they treated me as a second-class citizen. same feeling - getting spit at, people walking across the street to get away from you. the tone in america these days mirrors that of the late '60s. you know, fine, you c

republicans and democrats alike tell our a.j. bayatpour...its about making sure those on the other end of the line ... make their voices heard. voter turnout- thats gonna be everything. while a quarter of wisconsins estimated turnout has voted early, volunteers say theres still plenty to do. we cant do anything voted for the other side but we certainly can motivate people who havent voted yet. now, its a matter of identifying those likely to vote their way...and making sure they show up. a lot of people dont vote and we need to get people out to vote and a lot of that comes from interpersonal relations. we want to tell them how much county democrats also work the phones, knowing its all about turnout. we wanna get people who are sitting on the fence about whether to vote or not to vote, whether their vote matters or doesnt matter, we want to get them out. right before election, mehler says many of the conversations are not so much about the candidates, but instead, making sure people are able to vote. whether its a ride to the po

a.j. bayatpour has reaction from both sides. one night after they rally in front of city hall, activists calling for a recount in the presidential election wake up to an announcement from green party candidate jill stein: they've raised enough deadline is friday. im thankful on thanksgiving that this happening because this is what democracy looks like. holly mosher says, for her, it's not about the candidates. she says it's about following the advice of some computer scientists who say it's a red flag that clinton often performed worse in counties with electronic voting machines instead of paper ballots. this is important. in democracy, we need to trust our vote. i just think its a lot of wasted motion and energy. thiensville village president van mobley was an early supporter of says even after an error in outagamie county, mr. trump's margin of 22-thousand votes in wisconsin will hold, adding a recount will keep his clerks from the jobs they'd normally doing this time of year. llocal officials have to manage these and even if

this is a live look from check in with a.j. colby for th latesto. the rain is coming down to the west of us. eventually find its way into cleveland. will show you the rainfall. in the northwest parts of lorai it will moisten eventually. you considered more rainfall in indiana, illinois and approaching cincinnati. you can see how it forms overhead than booze eased then after that will be on the backside. some lake enhanced activity tomorrow morning. it will be liquid tight. some 50s show up. the cold front, and that is the timing,, that by midnight, 1:00 a.m., it moves through with cooler drier air and high pressure builds in. and some astronomical men talk about the superman poco it will iv will be the largest since 1948, 14 percent larger and 30 percent brighter. looks like there will be some clear skies, thanks to jay reynolds with that info. today, mid- 60s. showers shinny down by lunchtim tomorrow. thursday sunshine and 52 degrees friday. looks like a wintry mix saturday. them right back to singable chon exposed to sergio anastasia and i have sl

thank you check in with a.j. colby look at the forecast. whec we love the new hairdo. viewers love the new hair. you can tell. cute. there's a glue in there. gorilla glue to hold that. what is that? hip and fresh. but you called me french like that guy that's what is his name third rock from the sun. stuart french.c know you are hip and fresh. far from coos. there's the sun going down. 5:16 the sunset last night. and it was quite a beauty with a couple of jet contrails there let's have a look at the commd currency now there.th nary a cloud. in fact no cloud elements at al the web camera from no chesterce lind. ng agast khan to looking good. 54 degrees currently in i cleveland.land. 51 akron canton. 49 with there. things are lookingn up how the. little warmer than lasto of mornings we had temperatures that dip below freezingc. nothing to speak about there. on the satellite radar composita had dense fog earlier this morning.g. especially northwest ohio. that shrunk pretty quickly any fog that's out there now will lift..run and not expecting hardcover. lookng at that. tha

a.j. mccarron in 2012. the final drive. three passes and a screen pass to yeldon and he showed he could win the game in the fourth quarter. jalen hurts as a true freshman has had his best quarter in the fourth quarter. >> verne: after the time out -- excuse me, gary. >> gary: as we talked in the open, he didn't just have to beat this l.s.u. defense, he had to beat death valley and he has not blinked. it hasn't been pretty but he has not blinked. >> verne: a glimpse of tre'davious white just outside the one yard line on second down. >> gary: jalen hurts has eight rush attempts for 68 yards in this quarter. >> verne: handoff. right side. kendall beckwith and jamal adams. the stop of bo scarbrough. >> gary: i remember a couple years back, blake sims running a naked bootleg faking it to the tailback and keeping it and bootlegging around the left end. it does look like l.s.u. is trying to sell out on the ballcarrier. >> verne: this is the 14th play of the drive. >> gary: motion again against alabama. >> verne: yeah. >> referee: