angÉlica: recuerdas el 11 de septiembre? presentador: estaban la escuela. angÉlica: yo tambien.diatez no dejÓ a todos con la boca abierta. angÉlica: este es uno de los momentos que mÁs recuerda los norteamericanos. marcÓ la vida de ellos y cambio su historia. otro de los momentos que mÁs modificÓ fue la eleccion del presiente barack obama. 40% de los norteamericanos dicen que fue la elecciÓn de Él lo que modificÓ la historia. se acuerda del presidente barack obama, quÉ momentos se vienen la cabeza? presentador: primero, la cercanÍa con las minorias. el primer presidente de color. tambiÉn, la posibilidad de abrir la esperanza a miles de personas que han creÍdo que las cosas son posibles. muchas personas y familias lograron cantidad de cosas con el presidente obama. angÉlica: ha sido el presidente mÁs popular. las cosas graciosas han contagiado a la gente. y han popularizado el presidente. recuerda que la cena de corresponsales de este aÑo hizo un gesto muy simpÁtico. [habla en inglÉs] [risas] presentador: me acuerdo. angÉlica: y se fue. presentador: es un hombre muy carismÁtico.

angÉlica: exacto. diciembre es un mes de exceso.Í el dÍa de hoy. porque no tienen planes. presentador: vamos a seguir compartiendo mÁs memes a lo largo del programa. feliz aÑo. contigo continuamos. los preparativos para el aÑo nuevo se viene el momento. presentadora: seguimos con ustedes a travÉs de las redes sociales. Último programa del aÑo. ♪ s a esta hora... seguimos..... ♪ presentador: gracias por seguir con nosotros en vivo a travÉs de las pantallas de univisiÓn. en el Último programa del aÑo 2016. gracias a ustedes. presentadora: el Último viernes del aÑo. increÍble. presentador: hemos tenido mucho cariÑo de las personas. presentadora: desde florida, sebastiÁn rojas, nos manda: perfeccionar mi inglÉs. presentador: por aquÍ tambiÉn, desde venezuela, dice: saludos. quiero aprender muchas cosas nuevas. presentadora: desde venezuela, esta pequeÑa niÑa: una mejor venezuela. presentador: saludo grande. desde arizona, tambiÉn nos estÁn viendo en vivo. [risas] tienen que mandar ese tipo de fotografÍa. te queda muy bien ese tipo de fo

"soy la dueÑa", es el tÍtulo del libro escrito sobre la primera dama de mÉxico, angÉlica rivera.ez en el libro "soy la dueÑa", no ha dejado de actuar a pesar de haber dejado los escenarios. pasÓ de ser heroÍna antillana. --a villana. >> definitivamente ha ocasionado la vida del pueblo por el tipo de vida que sostiene. reportero: sostiene que rivera pasÓ de ser una mujer de clase media a una mujer millonaria, que fue capaz de pagar su apartamento en una ciudad de miami tan sÓlo un mes despuÉs de casarse en el aÑo 2010 con enrique peÑa nieto. >> la pareja nos ha dado la imagen de que es un matrimonio arreglado, que es un matrimonio que tiene serios problemas y lo ha demostrado en ocasiones pÚblicas. reportero: la autora del libro dice que el puesto que tiene angÉlica rivera es uno de los menos transparentes porque no se ha revelado el costo del viajes, seguridad y comidas. en 2014 la primera dama explicÓ a travÉs de redes sociales las condiciones en las que comprÓ la llamada casa blanca. >> tengo la capacidad econÓmica y recursos propios que me han permitido construir un patrimonio

angÉlica: creo que el entretenimiento nos gana.rivado. este diputado decidiÓ tomarse una foto en el baÑo. es un diputado. estÁ encargado del gobierno. de repente, tenÍa todo su dorso desnudo. presentadora: pero no tiene derecho? jessica -- angÉlica: tiene derecho. pero uno tiene que saber lo que es pÚblico o lo que es privado. presentador: muchas gracias. nosotros le vamos a contar a ustedes, con los ojos cuadrados estÁn miles en el planeta. presentadora: encontrar un oso polar en medio de tantos santas. se volviÓ viral. presentador: en 2015 utilizÓ la misma dinÁmica pero con personaje navideÑo. presentadora: lo ves? presentador: no lo estoy mirando. no tengo una pantalla cerca. segundo, yo soy malo para estas cosas. no le pego mucho. presentadora: en la parte superior izquierda. presentador: perfecto. lo que todos nos estÁn preguntando por twitter y facebook. ahora te contamos lo famoso que se estÁ haciendo un taco. hablÓ de una dieta. la dieta del taco. presentadora: un grupo de cientÍficos puso a prueba comer lo el desayuno, alm

angelica is in the explain why. the first ballot didnt make it into the machine until 10-30 last night in waukesha county, workers stayed until midnight feeding ballots through the machines. workers spent most of the day yesterday validating absentee ballots and the ballots that were cast on election day-- making sure everything is filled out correctly. the county clerk says she hopes by solving problems early in the process, they won't be repeated later. "as soon as we have the machines ballots in there, we will be doing that. we have two machines now and we should have more machines up and running for the current reporting units." running for the current reporting units." county clerk kathleen novack says she hopes by solving problems early in the process... they won't be repeated later. waukesha county workers are planning to continue the process starting at nine this morning. meaw president elect donald trump has filed an objection to the recount. now it won't start until next week at the earliest. but no matter

angelica's following that story and more developing stories. governor jack dal-rimple dalrymple ordered camps to be evacuated monday because of the cold weather. but that led people to believe the st demonstrators... and block deliveries of supplies to the camp. dalrymple says that's not true - although delivering supplies to an evacuated area is illegal. temperatures are expected to drop next week with highs in the teens some days and approaching zero at night. law enforcement officials think some people have already left the pipeline protest camps at standing rock... but don't know how many are still there. at least five people have died... after several suspected and tennessee. in tennessee's polk county, two people were killed... with uprooted trees... downed power lines... and damaged buildings stretching across the community. the high winds knocked out power for thousands of people. across the state line in alabama -- another three people were killed when a possible tornado hit a mobile home. and investigators say an "electrical failure"

our angelica sanchez is live on the scene with the latest. angelica? we're awaiting an update from town of geneva police officials. not too long ago we saw waukesha county sheriffs dive team come through. multiple agencies remain on the scene. through. multiple agencies remain on the scene. now to recap what we know is a call came through around 1:15 this afternoon. when a witness saw a person fall through and never resurface were told there are open spots on the lake. the ice is not very thick we spoke with someone from the lakefront homeowners association who says lake como is one of the first lakes to freeze. however she says multiple agencies remain on the scene. from both from wisconsin and illinois police dont have a description of the person they're looking for erlier the towns police chief told us the cautions everyone should take if your planning on going out on a lake this time of year. "it's too early season to be out on the lake right now and it sounds like we're gonna have some cold weather and following that you just want to make sure the

i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. ben thanks angelica one of the men convicted in the death of 5-year-old laylah petersen is sentenced to 30 years in prison... arlis gordon was sentenced today he pleaded guilty in september of second-degree reckless homicide -- and three counts of recklessly endangering safety. in addition to the 30 years in prison -- gordon will also serve 19 years of extended supervision. petersen was shot and killed inside her grandparents home in november 2014. police are looking for a suspect after an armed robbery on milwaukee's north west side. it happened last night at "the wing stop" near 76th and good hope. police say the suspect showed and got away with a tray of money. he was wearing a green vampire mask, grey sweatshirt, grey pants, and gloves. no one was hurt. we got a taste of some winter weather this past weekend... and it looks like we could get full serving of it in the coming days... weather expert tom wachs is in the weather office with a look at what could be heading our way. weat

angelica has more details in the newsroom. the trump campaign is appealing the recount in the state of michigan after green party candidate jill stein filed for the process. president-elect trump's attorneys claim the recount can't be finished on time, and the petition wasn't recount can't start until next week at the earliest. stein had to pay 973-thousand dollars in order to file for the recount... but in michigan... state law says taxpayers will have to cover the rest of the costs. once again -- it would have to be done by december 12th. in pennsylvania... a hearing is scheduled for monday for a statewide recount on behalf of stein... visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to totals in "links." developing this morning - a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for milwaukee county sheriff david clarke to resign. in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says it needs to happen before quote "more people die". he says four people have died in the milwaukee county jail in the last

angelica's in the newsroom with a look at the rally - and angelica... roughly six thousand people showed up. his visit... coming one day after the recount confirmed mr. trump won wisconsin. he said the recount was worth it - because he came out with more leaders... showing up to the event. governor scott walker... incoming chief of staff reince priebus... milwaukee county sheriff david clarke... senator ron johnson... and even house speaker paul ryan getting moments in the spotlight. ryan notably did not campaign or appear with mr. trump during the election... but the two men seemed to have moved on... with mr. trump paying him a compliment last night. "speaker paul ryan. boos i've really come... boos . oh no. i've come to appreciated him." every day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more." there were several protests that interrupted president elect trump's speech. but for the most part, things were peaceful. if you'd like to hear more of mr. trump's speech-- we've posted it on our website. fox6 now dot com. just find the story on our hom

live in west allis i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news steph thanks angelica. we hosted a collection of tips on staying safe, warm and healthy when the temperatures bottom out like they are this week. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "safety information." heartbreak at a sheboygan county college campus. the body of a lakeland university student was found this afternoon in a 18-year-old kaelin kay-lin oneal had been missing since he left his apartment around 10 oclock sunday morning.oneal was freshman and back-up quarterback on the schools football team. dive crews from the sheboygan county sheriffs office recovered oneals body from a pond near the athletic center shortly after noon. in a school with an enrollment of about 750, teammates say everyone was close, adding to the pain felt across campus... its rare you walk past a person you dont know their first name or say hello to them. the sheriffs office says there is no indication of anything suspicious surrounding the death. investigators are still looking into how oneal ended up in th

fox6's angelica sanchez is live in west milwaukee with more. angelica? ben and stephanie--- the family was originally offering a 25-hundred dollarre dollars for any information leading to the arrest of the unknown driver. family and friends will gather tonight to remember 44-year-old peggy mitchell. this is where police say she was hit she survived her injuries long enough to be treated at a local hospital but was pronounced brain dead earlier this week. her funeral arrangements are underway. her sister tells us several of her organs were donated this week. she leaves behind three children. this family is heartbroken and desperate for information. anyone with details that could lead to an arrest is encouraged to contact the west milwaukee police department. reporting live in the village of west milwaukee im angelica sanchez fox6 news. packers quarterback aaron rodgers ---listed as questionable for sunday's game against the texans. pip will have the latest. and the badgers will have to be at their best on defense against "penn state's" running game. brand

angelica's following this in the newsroom... and angelica... the dispute's over whether something could have occured? the president of the wisconsin institute for law and liberty says the stein campaign must claim there is a reason a mistake did occur... not about whether a mistake could have occurred. 'if there is any real world consequence of it is it might put at risk our ability to have our votes counted in the electoral college because the recount wont get done on time... i hope it doesnt happen.' rick esenburg says if this recount interferes with the casting of wisconsin's electoral votes ---the group plans to get involved. breaking news --- the suspected gunman who fatally shot a police officer has been shot and killed by police in tacoma, washington. this after a nearly 12 hour standoff overnight. two children were then rescued from the home unharmed. investigators say multiple weapons have been found inside the house. the officer was responding to a domestic violence call when he was shot multiple times.... the fallen officer has not b

angelica joins us now with more. 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 are now just about halfway-through the count. 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. shootout on i-43 last december expected to begin today. martez maclin-dyson was arrested following the incident along with 2 other people- corey campbell and lance lewis. dyson is also charged in connection with three previous shootings-- including the murder of tony vance in november of last year. the trial is expected to get underway at 9 this morning. a plan is brewing to redevelop milwaukees north side

angelica? ted and stephanie several outreach groups are working to help those less fortunate find shelter. this morning city of milwaukee officials advised all viewers to limit skin exposure outdoors... call 2-1-1 to find places you can stay home some people are well aware of how to keep warm. 'ive had this jacket since 1970 its a goosedown but after an unseasonably warm november potentially dangerous cold weather patterns 'hypothermia is a life threatening situation and it occurs when body tempertures drop too low causing shivirning drowsiness and confusion.' milwaukee mayor tom barett is stressing the public follow crucial outdoor saftey tips in the coming days. 'cover those ears...gloves wear those mittens wear those hats again this is all basic stuff' the most vulnerable populations are children...the elderly and those working very closely with our local homeless shelters. our focus is making sure we have enough capacity with some of the warming rooms. ' on average milwaukee can have 200-25

angelica is in the newsroom with details. the biggest announcement to come out of the speech, though, was the nomination of his secretary of defense. trump says: "we are going to appoint 'mad dog' mattis as our secretary of defense... crowd cheers ... but we're not announcing it until monday james mattis is a retired marine general with 44 years of service under his belt. in 2004, he led troops into fallujah, the bloodiest battle in the iraq war. but general mattis would need a waiver from congress in order to be confirmed --- because military leaders have to be retired for seven years before they can become secretary of defense. the president elect also visited indiana yesterday...where he's being credited heating and air conditioner manufacturer to keep one-thousand jobs in the u-s. a mother-- charged with failure to prevent her sons child abuse... is now dead from a suspected drug overdose. 25-year old megan scott was the mother of three year old aiden archer. scott and her then boyfriend, 28-year old maurice snyder faced

angelica's following this in the newsroom. the president of the wisconsin says the stein campaign must claim there is a reason a mistake did occur... and that it's not about whether a mistake could have occurred. 'if there is any real world consequence of it is it might put at risk our ability to have our votes counted in the electoral college because the recount wont get done on time... i hope it doesnt happen.' rick esenburg says if this recount interferes with the casting of wisconsin's electoral votes ---the group plans to get invl details. officials in madison and milwaukee had a lot to say about the recount. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app-- the story will be on our home page. we're following breaking news this morning out of tacoma, washington. a standoff is over.... and a suspected gunman is dead. that gunman is accused in the fatal shooting of a police officer. overnight --- emotional video shows a procession for the fallen 45-year-old officer was shot multiple times while responding to a domestic violence

angelica's in the newsroom with a look at the rally - and angelica... roughly six thousand people showed up. his visit... coming one day after the recount confirmed mr. trump won wisconsin. he said the recount was worth it - because he came out with more votes - 131 more leaders... showing up to the event. governor scott walker... incoming chief of staff reince priebus... milwaukee county sheriff david clarke... senator ron johnson... and even house speaker paul ryan getting moments in the spotlight. ryan notably did not campaign or appear with mr. trump during the election... but the two men seemed to have moved on... with mr. trump paying him a compliment last night. "speaker paul ryan. really come... boos . oh no. i've come to appreciated him." flash to "he's like a fine wine. every day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more." there were several protests that interrupted president elect trump's speech. but for the most part, things were peaceful. if you'd like to hear more of mr. trump's speech-- we've posted it on our website. fox6 now

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angelica joins us now with more. this morning, the milwaukee county election commission will have to decide whether to accept the clerk's explanation. here's what happened. greenfields ballot totals weren't matching up with election night numbers. so the clerk called back to her office and told workers to look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. the head of the election commission wasnt happy, and wants the clerk to the election commission will decide whether to accept the ballots today. and in michigan -- the recount there is over. a judge lifted an order that forced a statewide review of millions of ballots. the ruling found that green party candidate jill stein had no legal standing to request another look at ballots. the court said stein -- who finished fourth in michigan -- did not have a chance of winning even after a recount. stein is now appealing to the michigan supreme court. you can track the latest developments on recount onli just click on the politics tab. bmo harris-- announcin

angelica's in studio with the very latest. angelica's in studio with the very latest. at last check - nearly all of the state's counties are finished with the recount. nominee jill stein lead the effort for double- checking all of wisconsin's votes. wisconsin faces a federal deadline on tuesday to report results for the electoral college. state election officials say more than 2 point 8 million ballots have been recounted. two super pacs filed a federal lawsuit last week... trying to shut the reocunt down - but on friday... a federal judge ruled that the effort to stop the recount was "dead on arrival" in his courtroom. president-elect donald trump's margin of victory has barely changed. set to visit west allis tomorrow - where he'll hold a thank you rally at the state fair expo center at 7:00. we've posted the details on our website-- fox6 now dot com. still to come on wake up --- just how much its going to cost someone to spend the holidays in the home from the movie "a christmas story." and a big win for the packers ---- after the crush the seahawks yesterday. what

fox6s angelica joins us live in cudahy with more, angelica? the incident was reported around 4 tuesday afternoon. the 13-year-old alleges while she was walking home the suspect circled the area of south swift avenue and east holmes avenue 3 times. when he got out of his car and propositioned area. right now police cant say what the juvenile did or say to make him leave; but they are looking for a white male in his late 20s to early 30s with a brown beard that reaches his chest. he was also wearing a baseball hat. one resident tells us this incident is out of the ordinary for the neighborhood. 'oh its nice...its quiet... its peaceful. the neighbors are friendly. you dont hear too much of this stuff going on so its kind of alarming when it anyone with information is asked to contact the cudahy police department. coming up at 5 hear what other neighbors are saying on this incident. were live in the city of cudahy im angelica sanchez fox6 news ted thanks angelica. for a closer look at the description of the suspect in this case -- head to our webs

that's where fox6's angelica sanchez joins us live. ---on thursday tabulators across the state can be seen intensely flipping through thousands of ballots for day one of the election recount. ozaukee and washington county are among the 48 counties that will hand-count ballots. observers in ozaukee tell fox6 this g just a double check of the process to make sure we didnt skip anything.' 'through the morning, county clerk julie winkelhorst made her way back and forth throughout the room... answering questions and making sure rules of the recount were followed. in washington county, the board of canvassers decided to split the hand- count in two rooms so municipalities could be processed faster. . it would have taken over 130 hours to feed them all through and as you can see i have two rooms of municipality... much quicker than going through the machine.' clerk jascewski says more machines were an option but reprogramming their database and memory cards would have taken away time that's not on anybody's side. she says they did find some e

ben thanks angelica to the latest on the weather now. a winter storm is headed our way this weekend. the system is expected to drop several inches of snow in our area. weather expert tom wachs is monitoring the storm. he joins us live from the weather center with the latest. saturday night through sunday night increasing clouds tonight. it will be very cold with temperatures falling into the teens by sunrise. mostly cloudy and quiet during the day saturday with highs in the low 20s. snow moves in from the west on saturday evening. the snow will continue through the day sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 municipalities across the area -- bracing for the snow. d-p-w crews are prepari they'll work to clear the roads. our myra sanchick has more on

angelica is live along lake como tonight. angelica ben and stephanie— that call was placed around 1 this afternoon the person told police the man fell through and never resurfaced. police tell us this tragic situation is an example of how deceiving ice can be this time of year. multiple agencies from wisconsin and northern illinois began working against the clock following a report of a person falling through the ice of lake como. officials tell us after four hours of searching the body of a male in his 40s was pulled from the water. 'theres been a search and rescue operation now for some hours at about 5:30 today a body was located in the lake.' the unidentified male walked at least 700 yards before falling through the ice. officials used divers and for back up. ' because of the weather the divers can only go in for a short period of time so we needed extra man power to handle those.' many locals watching the situation develop from a local bar tell us their thoughts on the search. ' its very sad that something like thi

angelica is here with more. commuters were stuck for hours in the portland metro area during rush hour last night. thousands of vehicles could barely move... with at least five crashes reported in a 20-mile stretch just east of the city. portland does not salt its roads for environmental reasons... and because it rarely snows there. in indiana... drivers struggled to stay on the roads on one indianapolis street... and the sle caught on camera. "watch out luella, watch out , watch out everyone!" thud shriek the man who shot this video says drivers kept spinning out... because of a comcast truck sitting on a hill. the man can be heard in the video telling comcast employees to put cones out warning drivers... because they couldn't see the truck until it was too late. comcast's truck every 10 feet for every 10 miles an hour on the road... which the driver did. but in this case... other drivers say that wasn't enough warning because it was so slick outside. the worker ignored their requests to add more cones. after t

angelica? neighbors say this is really a calm side of town. like any parent once they heard what the 13-year-old reported they immediately thought of the youngsters in their family. 'oh its nice...its quiet... its peaceful. the neighbors are friendly.' thats how 40-year-old danielle she has a four year old daughter and tells fox 6 shes disturbed by a recent police report of child enticement just feet from her doorstep. 'you dont hear too much of this stuff going on so its kind of alarming when it does happen.' police say at about 4pm tuesday a 13- year-old girl was walking home when she noticed an unknown suspect driving past her. the same suspect drove past her a second time while she was walking near swift and holmes avenue. this time he stopped e sexual comment to her before driving away. the suspect drove past her for a third time. he pulled over on swift and edgerton-- and propositioned her for sex. police have yet to say what drove the suspect to leave. word of the incident quickly spread through the neighborhood. 'right away the first t

angÉlica: buenos dÍas. un placer estar con ustedes.s soÑadores que tienen el programa de daca. estos soÑadores les estamos pidiendo que si su tarjeta expira en 2017 que por favor hagan una renovaciÓn. nÚmero dos, estamos pidiendo que no salgan del paÍs luego del 20 de enero. no queremos que esas tarjetas estÉn anuladas y ustedes estÁn fuera del paÍs durante el tiempo que las tarjetas sean anuladas. como fue la amenaza del presidente electo donald trump. la alerta a todos los soÑadores, que en este momento tienen su permiso de trabajo es regresen al paÍs antes del 20 de enero. no sabemos lo que va a pasar. es mejor estar prevenidos. presentadora: perfecto. te agradecemos mucho por esta conexiÓn. la importante que los soÑadores estÁn muy pendientes y hablen con un abogado. presentador: angÉlica salas en vivo a travÉs de skype. muchas gracias. bueno, nos estaban comentando que como informaciÓn Última hora tenemos noticias referencias a colombia. presentadora: una corte institucional aprobado que se haga algo con el acuerdo de paz de colom

angelica joins us now with more. more than one million votes... now counted a second time in wisconsin... with just six days till the recount deadline... only six counties out of 72 have finished their tallies. but the wisconsin elections commission says all counties are on track to finish the work on but the wisconsin elections commission says all counties are on track to finish the work on time by the state deadline of december 12th. meanwhile -- in michigan - the recount expands today to the detroit. five other counties will be recounting ballots there today as well. this comes as the state's appeals court will hear arguments on the president elect's request to halt the recount. and in pennsylvania -- the fate of a statewide recount there awaits action in federal court. governor scott walker is in the middle east. the governor announced on twitter that he was overseas visiting u-s troops. he's part of a delegation of governors invited by the department of defense. the trip ends friday. a new jr after a crash on a highway. but first... increased

i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news steph thanks angelica. how the recount is being handled-- varies by county. milwaukee, waukesha, racine, and sheboygan are all machine counting votes. fond dua jefferson, and kenosha counties are counting by hand. and in walworth county, they're using machines and hand counting votes. the election recount must be complete in less than two weeks. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." milwaukee police identify the seven year old boy who died after an tuesday. this is a picture of trevion winningham from several years ago. police have four people in custody in connection with the boy's death. a source tells fox6, the young boy was hit with a closed fist and a shoe and was also malnourished. a 44 year old woman arrested in connection with the crime was sentenced for child neglect for another child death in 2003. tonight we caught up with trevion winningham's mother by phone. i don't really kn

sanchez fox6 news ted thanks angelica track the weather any time -- anywhere. just download the fox six storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. students at a sheboygan county college get the news today they were praying they wouldnt hear. a freshman at lakeland university was found since sunday. a.j. bayatpour is live at the school with the latest... here at the athletics center, there wouldve been a basketball game tonight but thats been canceled. earlier here, the football teammates of kaelin oneal gathered and cried together over the loss of their brother. i mean, he was a good dude. just a genuine guy. jack merrill is a junior on the liking to a freshman from north carolina named kaelin oneal. merrill says the 18-year-old stood out, arriving on campus about three weeks earlier than the rest of the freshmen. kaelin was one guy you could always count on to work hard. oneal, who served as a backup quarterback this season, went missing sunday morning after going for a walk. worry soon spread across a campus with an enrollment of about 750. ev

reporting live in washington county i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. mary thanks angelica largest in the state doing a hand recount of the election ballots -- with a little more than 310-thousand to sift through. a large group of tabulators gathering today to begin the process. the county has chosen to do a hand count -- even though a judge ruled it is not a requirement. meanwhile -- president-elect donald trump's campaign is objecting to a hand recount of michigan's presidential votes requested by green party objection filed today will delay or cancel the recount -- which the state was planning to begin tomorrow.. stein has also requested a recount in pennsylvania. coming up later in the newscast -- we'll take a look at how this recount process has reignited the political division seen during the presidential campaign. meanwhile -- to keep track of the recount as it happens -- just visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." calling for t

live outside miller park i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. are reported in our area... but that could definitely change as more snow falls. with that in mind -- ? are you prepared for a power outage?the folks at generac say there's never a bad time to think about investing in a backup power source. in the event of an emergency -- it could be a lifesaver. art aiello generac says: really don't wait until the snow flies to invest in backup power because you might find yourself at home in the middle of a power outage and then by that late." generac says it offers home standby and stand-alone units. grocery stores were busy today. people wanted to make sure their kitchens are stocked before the storm. fox 6's ashley sears is live at the metro market in shorewood to explain. things have slowed down here considerably. the snow has been falling for couple of hours now--and it is sticking to the ground. people wanted to finish way. nats we all knew-- when it was coming--- we all knew-- when it was coming--- 06:35 im kind of rushing right now. but we all waited-- until the final

angelica joins us with the latest. wauwatosa police say since the milwaukee county district attorney made his ruling monday -- they've received death threats. they are taking them seriously and investigating their origin. meanwhile, we're getting a look at the 180 pages of documents from the milwaukee police investigation. they describe the day of june 23d shortly after three a-m when joseph mensah, a black officer on routine patrol. he says he saw a car parked in madison park. since the park was closed, he went to investigate. this squad video shows officer mensah firing his gun six times into the car. five bullets hitting jay anderson. in an interview with milwaukee police homicide detectives who were called to investigate, mensah said he approached the car in the park. "he observed the driver was breathing fast as if nervous or scared. mensah also says he "felt the driver was reached for a gun he could see on the passenger seat and that's when officer mensah fired, killing anderson. a gun with jay anderson's dna was

angelica joins us in the newsroom with the latest. of the 59 counties that have reported some or all of their results, president- elect donald tr clinton. six counties have finished their recounts -- none in our area. in racine county, election inspectors are now just about halfway-through the count. 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. a recount of michigan's will begin today at noon. the move increases the chances that the state could complete the count ahead of a december 13th deadline. jill stein's lawyers argued that waiting until wednesday would cut it too close. this happening as the green party is trying to force a federal court order for a statewide recount in pennsylvania. officials are posting daily updates of wisconsin's recount. you can track the developments on our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mo

angelica spanos has the latest. good morning to you, angelica. >> reporter: marci, kendis, good morning to you guys. the hope is that today's vote will remove the last bit of drama coming from this unprecedented election. opposition groups and liberals have tried to urge trump electors to vote for clinton post election. but the numbers will still point to trump. >> whoa, whoa, donald trump has got to go. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, protesters marched on the mall. in north carolina, a vigil at the state capital to encourage electors to block donald trump. electors there insist they're not changing their vote. >> it really shows a lack of understanding of our democracy. it shows an honest lack and disrespect. >> reporter: it would take at least 37 republican electors to side with hillary clinton or another candidate for trump to lose. the reality of this is slim. some electors want more information before they vote. 80 of them asking for a briefing on russia. but intelligence officials declined. >> the entir

that's where angelica sanchez joins us live. she has the latest on what's happening there right now. what we know so far is this search started when a witness saw a person fall through the ice and never came out. we're told there are open spots on the lake the ice is not very thick multiple agencies are now on the scene searching for the person that fell through. we see agencies from both from wisconsin and illinois police dont have a description of the person they're looking for a dive team is still on the scene now hear what officials told out crews on the incident: 'when we have an incident like this, theres resources throughout the county so we have the sheriffs department here with their dive team. we have airboats here from delavan, williams bay. everybody pitches in. we're monitoring the situation... stay with fox6 for the latest updates on this developing story. we're live here in lake como i'm angelica snchez fox6 news now to our big story this evening: a snowy weekend ahead. an approaching system could drop several inc

angelica is here with some details on how you and your family can stay safe. before heading out this weekend..triple-a recommends drivers brush techniques. brush up on winter driving techniques. and make sure you have an emergency kit in your car. here's a list of some of the things to include: blankets, a flashlight with extra batteries, a first aid kit, a shovel, and some sand. triple-a also recommends checking your anti-freeze. ..as well as replacing old windshield wiper blades and washer fluid. also a good reminder -- when driving this weekend and you see flashing and stay ahead of the storm by downloading fox 6 storm center mobile app for the very latest weather alerts. jessob and nicole. new this morning --- milwaukee police are investigating an overnight shooting. officers say a 44-year-old man was shot near 27th and galena just before eleven last night. he was taken to the hospital and we're told he's in serious condition. police say no suspects are in custody. and in oconomowoc - a car crashes into a garage of a home near wisconsin and sawyer road.. y

angelica is here with details on emergency warming shelters "feeding his flock." opened their doors yesterday as a warming shelter. were told it was a very busy night and the group expects it to stay busy in the coming days. work to prepare the basement of the chapel at 81st and lapham in west allis began yesterday afternoon. they encourage folks without a home to join them inside and wisconsin-- making sure people stay safe as the temperatures dip. 12:34 hangout and keep warm, maybe play some games, eat some food, have a nice sleeping bag and find out some resources. the 'feeding his flock' emergency shelter will continue to operate as long as temperatures are 10 degrees or below. if you or someone you know needs shelter, call 2-1-1. you can be connected to needed resources. now to a fox6 exclusive. a man has his truck stolen and decides to follow the thieves! and the entire chase-- streamed live on facebook! daunte ealy says he stepped away from his truck for a moment at 83rd and florist when teens jumped in and drove off.ealy says he convinced a stranger drivin

angelica is in the newsroom with a look across america. the landmark "21st century cures" bill, giving more than six billion dollars to medical research... is now law. president barack obama signed the bill after congress passed it with bi- partisan support. the bill cuts red tape in getting approval for drugs and medical devices. the act includes the "cancer moonshot" initiative led by vice president joe biden... which gives nearly 2 billion dollars to the fight against cancer. it's last year of brain cancer. ohio governor john kasich signed a bill tuesday outlawing abortions in the state after 20 weeks. the governor described the measure as "the most legally sound and sustainable approach to protecting the sanctity of human life." kasich however...vetoed an amendment known as the "heartbeat bill." it would have banned abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually at six weeks. measures similar to the heartbeat bill, passed by other states, have twice by federal judges. nearly 20-years after the unsolved murder of "jon-benet rams

angelica is in the newsroom with details. president-elect donald trump is time magazine's person of the year. dgx he took the title after winning an unexpected victory over hillary clinton in november's presidential election. time says president-elect trump was "the person deemed to have most influenced the year's news...for better or worse." he was chosen from a shortlist that also included hillary clinton and russian president vladimir angelica/dgx meantime - president-elect trump suggesting that he would cancel boeing's contract to build a new fleet of presidential aircraft.. he cited quote out of control'' costs of more than $4 billion dollars in a tweet that ended with cancel order!'' the president-elect said he wanted the aircraft manufacturer to make money, but not that much.'' boeing...the nation's largest exporter...has built the plane used by every president since franklin roosevelt. the company has not yet responded for comment. and power outages are causing problems for search and rescue crews in indonesia --- aft

a new york candy shop introduces angelica: coming up today on real milwaukee -- there's a shopping -- but what is the best time to head to the store? ===== kramp: when you should shop if you're looking to beat the crowds. ===== angelica: plus -- gino is getting ready to cast his vote at the critic's choice awards. ===== kramp: his picks for best picture and more -- next on real milwaukee. if you're looking to sell your house-- or buy a new one now is the time. real estate agents say if you're looking to sell, make use of the holidays and decorate your home. matt parker/real estate broker: "i think it's actually the least stressful time to sell a house and that's because the buyers that are out there and exist in the market right now are mandatory buyers. you don'ta you don't have a lot of shoppers, you don't have the people who are hobbyist in the real estate market." and if you're in the market for a new place... use the wintery weather to your advantage to check out leaks and potential wear and tear. and don't wait too long once you find that perfect place-- especially if the price

angelica is here with details. milwaukee aldermen are expected to vote today on a new policy to deal with lead pipes and part of the cost would fall on homeowners. the proposal would replace lead pipes with copper... the city would cover two thirds of the cost... while offering financial assistance to property owners for the rest of the bill. the payments would be incremental. 70 thousand households in milwaukee are affected by lead laterals. barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars starting today. that's down from 50 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services. that's because the city does not plow alleys within the city. one of t-v's most popular couples..calling it quits.. details coming up on wake up. plus, madonna delivers a fiery speech following her acceptance of billboard's woman of the year award. hear what she had to say --- later on wake up. but first --- milwaukee police helping kids in need th we'll tell you about

angelica is here with details. a bipartisan group of high-profile senators is looking for answers following recent intelligence reports of russian interference in the u-s election. republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham joined democratic reed to call for an investigation into the findings. the call for a probe comes after u-s intelligence agencies said they concluded russia directed the hacking of democratic operatives and other moves in an effort to help president-elect donald trump defeat hillary clinton in the 2016 election. the president-elect has blasted the findings, calling the assessment "ridiculous." meantime, the deadline for an election recount happening here in wisconsin is today. how they celebrate the holidays in peru! and changes coming to summerfest. after the break --- a high tech look at the big gig. and carl is checking out a unique holiday show. introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. oth

angelica joins us now with the latest. wisconsin crossed a milestone sunday in the election recount -- more than 1 million votes have now been counted up a second time. of the 59 counties that have 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 are now just about halfway-through the count. mr trump won wisconsin by 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. meanwhile - a recount of michigan's presidential election results will begin today at noon. the move increases the chances that the state could complete the count ahead of a december 12th deadline. green part candidate jill stein's lawyers argued that waiting until wednesday would cut it too close. this happening as the green party is ty federal court order

our angelica sanchez has a break down of the overnight gunfire. screaming and gunfire--- thats what police say a neighbor appleton and florist. when police arrived they discovered a 38-year-old woman and 36-year-old man both from milwaukee with gunshot wounds. both died at the scene. an 11-year old and 16-year old were discovered hiding in a room. they are not suspects and were not injured. a relative who did not wish to be identified said new living arrangements are being made for the children, who are still trying to make sense of what happened. . these were not the only lives lost to gunfire overnight. at 9:30 pm wednesday, a 67- while driving near 36th and thurston. his car kept running and struck a fire hydrant... telephone pole and then crashed into this home. the debris is still visible. a nearby neighbor describes what she heard. ' i heard this thump after i heard the thump i... saw all these flashing red and blue lights i knew something happened and went back to bed. police say no one was inside at the time of the crash. the last shooting

angelica's in studio with the very latest. at last check - nearly all of the state's counties are finished with the recount. green party presidential nominee jill stein lead the effort for double- checking all of wisconsin's votes. wisconsin faces a federal deadline on tuesday to report results for state election officials say more than 2 point 8 million ballots have been recounted. two super pacs filed a federal lawsuit last week... trying to shut the reocunt down - but on friday... a federal judge ruled that the effort to stop the recount was "dead on arrival" in his courtroom. president-elect donald trump's margin of victory has barely changed. president-elect donald trump... set to visit west allis tomorrow - where he'll hold a thank you rally at the state fair expo center at website-- fox6 now dot com. the packers defense... forcing six turnovers... including five interceptions... as they take down the seattle seahawks 38 to 10. we're breaking down how it all seemed to click with the defense last night at 6:30. straight a