milwaukee county executive chris abele is hosting the celebration tonight. it's free to attend. the event lasts all day. it kicks off at 9:00 a.m. and runs until 5:00 p.m. all three domes have been open for more than a month after some extensive repairs. there's still some discussion over how to pay for those repairs. a task force met last night to come up with some options to either fix the landmark or replace it. different projects could cost anywhere from 15 to 75 million dollars. commute. matt? >> the chopper has the morning off because of the weather. looking good despite the increase in the volume, the traffic the moving along. no delays across the freeway system. the travel times are looking good. no reason to rush out. travel times... that's a look at the morning

inmate.and county executive chris abele says he supports the idea of outside help. "i'm not sure how much legally we can mandate it. i think state statute is sort of ambiguous about that. but i think everybody can agree, four deaths in jail in a relatively short period is something that does demand acco" accountability." a county board sub-committee will consider the proposal at a meeting tomorrow.board members say they've invited sheriff david clarke.is office is investigating three of the jail deaths. the police department is investigating the fourth. 3 sheriff clarke responded by saying the county board of supervisors who brought forth the resolution... quote-- "should focus not on criminals but on a remedy dealing with the 217 opiate related deaths that have reached the level of a crisis in milwaukee. apparently that is too daunting for them .. so they create fake news to divert milwaukee's common council passes an ordinance to repair lead service lines... and the city will be picking up most of the tab. tab.the city will pay about two-thirds of the cost--- leav

county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- supervisor is calling for the resignation of milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. in a statement, supervisor "supreme moore omo-kunde" says it needs to happen before quote "more people die". he says four people have died in the milwaukee county jail in the last six months-- including a newborn baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde claims clarke has "abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." in response the sheriff released supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. in other news-- he spent time behind bars nearly 6 years ago. now a milwaukee police officer could be getting a promotion. the officer was arrested for o-w-i with a child in the car. fox 6's ashley sears reports it's up to the fire and police commission to decide county-- in november of 2010--- milwaukee police officer john corbett--is see

milwaukee county executive chris abele is not being shy about his thoughts on sheriff clarke... addressing concerns about the jail. jail.yesterday abele said there was a lack of accountabilitys four deaths behind bars including that of a infant..born to an inmate.at issue ..if the trips to new york for talks with the president' elect's team are a distraction..to county business.. "the amount of time the sheriff spends seeking attention because he's in conflict with someone is hardly a service to the public and it's hard to imagine that if he got the position the been spouting off on things for so many years would be any " different." 3 the sheriff has said recently... criticism is sour grapes because he supported donald trump. so far, no direct response from the sheriff to abele's latest comments. looking ahead now...a greenfield man who ?shot at? a 13-year-old boy... because he was upset with his fourth of july celebration... will learn his fate in court today. "jeffrey gleason" will be sentenced in milwaukee county court this morning.he's charged with ?recklessly endangering s

milwaukee county executive "chris abele".... is ?not? being shy about his thoughts on sheriff "david clarke" and concerns at the jail. jail.abele says.. there's a ?lack of accountability? as the investigation continues into four deaths at the infant ?born? to an inmate.at issue --- if the trips to new york for talks with the ?president' elect's team?... are a ?distraction? to county business.? "the amount of time the sheriff spends seeking attention because he's in conflict with someone is hardly a service to the public and it's hard to imagine that if he got the position the same guy who's essentially been spouting off on things for so many years would be any " no direct response from the sheriff yet... but he has said recently... criticism is "sour grapes" because he supported donald trump. looking ahead now...a greenfield man who ?shot at? a 13-year-old boy... because he was upset with the boy's fourth of july celebration... will learn his fate in court to. today."jeffrey gleason" will be sentenced in milwaukee county court this morni

national leader in enrolling for health insurance through obamacare.milwaukee county executive chris abele event this afternoon to encourage those who have not already signed up to do so. there is help available to anyone who needs it to meet thursday's deadling. if you have any questions or concerns-- a special enrollment event is taking place on thursday at "independence first" in milwaukee. it runs from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. milwaukee was the community with the largest jump in health coverage in 2016, winning president obama's "healthy communities" competition. obesity rate is higher than previously thought.the early estimate showed the obesity rate among adults in the state was 31 percent. new numbers from the survey of the health of wisconsin find nearly 40 percent of adults are obese. in addition, the state's obesity rate is about 4- point-5 percent higher than the national average. mitchell international airport was recognized today for its energy-efficient upgrades. officials got a check for 104-thousand dollars.the check is from focus on energy and we replaced

for example...in an email sent to county executive chris abele on october 29th....peterson says he "sustained some 20 minutes of against my licensure for...ultimately no good reason."he says the sheriff took issue with information released on the death of terrill thomas...and also...this tweet from oct 28th...advising the public of an overnight death in the jail. peterson also said in the email the sheriff was "furious that any information had been released on a non-disclosure case."peterson then cited an email sent to me as proof of no- wrongdoing...saying the me's office sent "nothing inflammatory and all in accord responded to petersons concerns over losing his license.....sending an email that reads in part "....we obviously have your back..unfortunately our office is no stranger to his bullying behavior..."we checked with the state licensing board which says-complaints are not public record...so they cannot confirm or deny that one was filed by the sheriff. the sheriffs office did reach out to the county executive via email-saying they have the whole phone conversation recorded. the coun

county executive chris abele says they expect to havre tomorrow. you can get more information about what's available by calling the social service hotline number 2-1-1. 3 chief meteorologist drew burgoyne is in the ready weather center to tell us how cold it'll get tonight...drew? toss to drew drew tonight: more cold. few clouds with a sw wind between 10 to 15 mph. subzero wind chill readings too. lows near with winds chills between -5 to -15. wind: w 10-20 mph.rest of the week: it stays very cold through thursday with highs around 80 and lows around -20 but feeling colder with the wind chill. wind chills could be -25 below thursday morning. chance for snow is increasing for friday afternoon saturday with significant

county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. 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 six months-- including a newborn baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde claims clarke has "abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. a milwaukee police officer could get a promotion, even after spending time behind bars. sergeant john corbett was pulled over in rural fond du lac county for o-w-i back in november 2010. dash cam shows him taking a field sobriety test. a police report says his 13 -year-old daughter was in the car and she had been driving earlier. corbett p-d for 60 days.

county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. 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 six months-- including a newborn baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde hold his officers accountable." in response the sheriff released a statement comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. a milwaukee police officer could get a promotion - even after spending time behind bars. sergeant john corbett was pulled over in rural fond du lac county for o-w-i back in november 2010. dash cam shows him taking a field sobriety test. a police daughter was in the car and she had been driving earlier. corbett was suspended from m- p-d for 60 da

housing secretary will join county executive chris abele and looking at the adult build program and addressing unemployment and lack of training forecloseded properties. >> later today, it is looking a little more like christmas at the state capitol. governor walker is lighting the tree. the tree was harvested in eagle river in far northern wisconsin. this is video from last year. it is on display throughout the holidays. >> speaking of holidays, it is feeling like them. >> yes, bundle up. jeremy, we are seeing some snow see snow on sunday, maybe enough to stick. the snow on the radar now is below the state line, lake geneva and twin lakes. this is not be enough to tick. the temperatures are a little too warm at the surface now. 32 in west bend. 32 waukesha. where we have the snow showers it is 34-35 degrees. 36 right now in milwaukee. the pavement is a little damp across the the flurries are exiting early on. seasonal. considering the average high is 38 degrees. we look ahead to the snow for the weekend coming up. first to the morning commute with matt. >> it is wet pavement out there. no rea

. >> today chris abele cost on mitchell park dome, report from an engineering firm contracted with the county, confirm estimated 50 to $70 million price tag to rebuild the domes. the firm says the most expensive option would cost around $64 million. >>> a commission appointed by governor scott walker recommending the expansion of commission identified 19 challenges facing families, including unplanned pregnancies, and lack of education. more vouchers were among the suggestions. the report does not include a cost for the recommendation. >>> coming up, how a dentist may have exposed veterans to hepatitis and h.i.v. >> politifact checks another hot the real inventor of the reuben sandwich may be debatable, but its great taste is not. at subway, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. only at subway. >>> a baraboo man faces several drug charges after police found $16,000 worth of meth in his house. a drug task force also reports that they found marijuana and painkillers, a second woman charges may be filed. >>> a 26-year-old mani

chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly on the payments. abele says he is moving as quickly as possible and could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. the board will meet to discuss the issue tomorrow. starting today --- parking gets a whole lot harder around milwaukee. wie most residential streets now require alternate side night parking -- but there are exceptions. the department of public works offers an email and text message alert system for when you can't park on both sides of the street. if you would like to sign up - or check your street's parking rules - we have a links on our website, fox 6 now dot com. the mitchell park domes are officially back in business. visitors were invited to all 3 domes for free - thanks to a northwestern mutual donation. there was also live music and a holiday floral show. the domes closed to the public back in february, after a piece of concrete fell. law enforcement says it is one of the keys to stopping the opioid crisis in the state. and all you have to do -- is pick up an envelope.

county executive chris abele's office says thanks to a northwestern mutual donation... there will be free admission... live music... and the holiday floral show. the domes closed to the public back in february after a piece of concrete fell. dashcam video captures the heroic actions of some connecticut police officers. how they rescued a man from a burning car. officials are still searching for suspects.. in connection to a details about the case. later today -- demonstrators will hold a pipeline protest right here in milwaukee. where the group is marching to. we elves love games. like $15 unwrap the cash, from wisconsin lottery. this festively-fun gift put a dent in our business, so we have tons of free time! introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean c

julian castro will join county executive chris abele. they'll be looking at the adult build program. it's designed to address unemployment and lack of training skills with the fixing up of foreclosed properties. sherman park was the scene of violent protests this summer, following a fatal officer-involved shooting. local officers taking kids to a the year, the milwaukee police department will join waukesha and wauwatosa in the cops and kids foundation. the foundation mentors kids who need role models. as part of the expansion, the foundation will team up with the milwaukee admirals. police officers will take at-risk children to a hockey game. >> the only way to change people's lives is if you engage with them positively and build positive relationships. my job daily is to do that, and i feel fortunate and blessed. patrick: selling these one community bracelets to raise money for the mentoring program. they go for $3. they're sold at local businesses. joyce: a wisconsin teacher is getting world wide recognition for his class project. patr

ben: milwaukee county executive chris abele is hosting the celebration tonight. it's free to attend. the event lasts all day. it kicks off at 9:00 a.m. and runs until 5:00 p.m. all three domes have been open for more than a month after some extensive repairs. >> there's still some discussion over how to pay for those repairs. to either fix the landmark or replace it. different projects could cost anywhere from 15 to 75 million dollars. ben: wisn 12 news time is 4:36. getting accepted faster than ever. melinda: the uw school that's using selfies and social media to let high school seniors know they got in, and the reaction it's getting from from future uw students. ben: plus, a thousand pound animal stuck inside a storm drain. how rescue crews got the manatee out and where it's staying now >> 4:39. you are watching "wisn 12 news this morning." it is the first day well finally cold enough to get to snow, but primarily rain showers showing up on the radar. mostly in the eastern part of jefferson county and wet pavement east and west on 94. a little damp outside in t

county executive chris abele's office says thanks to a northwestern mutual donation... there will be free admission... live music... and the holiday floral show. the domes closed to the public back in february after a piece of concrete fell. new details this morning about the deadly wildfire in tennessee. when the city of gatlinburg i the packers are hoping to start a winning streak going into the weekend. how they're preparing to take on the texans at lambeau sunday. more protests against the dakota access pipeline are planned for milwaukee today. when activists cloudy and breezy thursday with chiy low 40s. staying mainly cloudy friday into saturday with highs struggling to reach into the upper 30s. the chance for rain and snow returns by sunday but temperatures gradually warm back into the middle 40s next week. thursday: cloudy and breezy. high: 41 wind: w 10-20 mph texans sunday at lambeau -- and they bring a quarterback who signed a big money free agency deal during the offseason. he's also a q-b one packer is very familiar with. tim van vooren has the blitz from la

county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. the board will meet to discuss the issue tomorrow. heads up for those who park in milwaukee. in the city winter parking regulations are now in effect. that means in most neighborhoods you'll have to alternate which side of the street you park on. to get a refresher-- visit our website fox6 now dot com. it's parent appreciation night at a choice school on milwuk many of the students at "the institute of technology and academics" are low- income. tonight staff members passed out gift cards and kids got to make crafts for their parents. "we want to let them know that we know things are tough and we wanted to put an event together where they could relax and feel motivated and inspired during the season." just over 260 students are mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper 30s. another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rai

county executive chris abele is taking sides tonight. he tells me the sheriff's interactions with the medical examiner regarding some death investigations are totally inappropriate. in an email to abele's office from dr. brian peterson, the medical examiner, says sheriff several times and told him how to do his job. even threatening he could lose his license. >> i think making a threat to try and seek revocation of his license is hard to imagine its as appropriate in any circumstance. adrienne: abele also telling me this afternoon the sheriff should be less consumed with picking fights and more focused on the deaths in his jail. patrick: the presidential recount will continue in and so will a lawsuit trying to stop it. today, a federal judge rejected a request for an immediate halt to the recount. it comes from pro-donald trump groups, who argue that it's a violation of the constitutional rights of people who voted for trump. the court did allow the lawsuit, challenging the recount, to move forward, scheduling a hearing for late next wee

julian castro will join county executive chris abele. they'll be looking at the adult build program. it's designed to address unemployment and lack of training skills with the fixing up of foreclosed properties. sherman park was the scene of violent protests this summer, cars parked in a tow lot in waukesha county go up in flames. it happened overnight at a.m. towing on national avenue in big bend. several cars were on fire. we're still working to find out what sparked the flames. toya: a first of its kind initiative to end drug abuse kicked off today, right here in southeast wisconsin. it's called the drug mail back program. the city of milwaukee teamed up with cvs pharmacy and the milwaukee metropolitan sewerage district on this effort. now through the program, you can simply pick up a tamper proof postage already paid, pre-addressed to the local police department. >> anything we can do to try to prevent unwanted or unneeded medication getting in the hands of people that have addiction or starting a new addiction is critical to the pub

milwaukee county executive chris abele wondering out loud today if sheriff clarke has the time to address concerns about the jail. jail.today abele said there was a lack of accountability as the investigation continues into four deaths behind bars including that of a infant..born to an inmate.at issue ..if the trips to new york for talks with the president' elect's team are a distraction..to county business.. "the amount of time the sheriff spends seeking attention because he's in hardly a service to the public and it's hard to imagine that if he got the position the same guy who's essentially been spouting off on things for so many years would be any " different." the sheriff has said recently criticism is sour grapes because he supported donald trump. so far, no direct response from the sherif to abele's latest comments. a washington county man under arrest for not paying a nearly 500-doar packers game. game.the sheriff's office says a cab driver drove the man from green bay to a richfield truck stop.the man apparnetly said he was going to get money from the a-t-m... but snuck out the b

examiner.we've obtained copies of e-mails between county executive chris abele and chief m-e brian peterson. peterson claims that the sheriff threatened to revoke his license in a lengthy and loud phone call..after april dvornay's report here on cbs 58 in october with about four jail deaths.the sheriff's office claims to have a recording of the phone call.the county executive says he's waiting to hear it. 3 two families who had relatives die in the county jail suing the sheriff's office.the newborn baby of inmate shade swayzer died shortly after delivery.at issue, was her request for help denied or delayed?the family of terrill thomas is also suing to find out if he was denied water.. leading to the m-e's ruling of "extreme dehydration" in his in addition to a lawsuit against the sheriff's office... now the jail will be audited.the audit is at the request of milwaukee county board chair theodore lipscomb. lipscomb.it will focus on the private contractor that provides medical care at the jail and the house of correction -- and focus on the overall management of the jail. it will ?not? focus

county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says he could a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of sheriff david clarke. 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 six months-- including a newborn baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde claims clarke has "abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." in response the sheriff released a stateen supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. a milwaukee police officer could get a promotion - even after spending time behind bars. sergeant john corbett was pulled over in rural fond du lac county for o-w-i back in november 2010. dash cam shows him taking a field sobriety test. a police report says his 13 -year-old daughter was in the car and she had been driving earlier. corbett was suspended

ben: milwaukee county executive chris abele is hosting the celebration tonight. it's free to attend. the event lasts all day. it kicks off at 9:00 a.m. and runs until 5:00 p.m. all three domes have been open for more than a month after some extensive repairs. over how to pay for those repairs. a task force met last night to come up with some options to either fix the landmark or replace it. different projects could cost anywhere from 15 to 75 million dollars. ben: wisn 12 news time is 5:36. getting accepted faster than ever. melinda: the uw school that's using selfies and social media to let high school seniors know they got in, and the reaction it's getting from from future uw students. ben: plus, a thousand pound how rescue crews got the manatee out and where it's staying now that it's back above ground. would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner

county executive chris abele's office says thanks to a northwestern mutual donation... the holiday floral show. the domes closed to the public back in february after a piece of concrete fell. the domes completely reopened to the public in october. also happening today: the milwaukee county transit system will keep one seat open on every bus...and headlights shining on its entire fleet... to honor the life of rosa parks. the civil rights pioneer was arrested on december 1st, 1955... after refusing to give up her seat to a white man in montgomery, landmark u-s supreme court ruling... outlawing segregation on public transportation. and there may not be any snow on the ground yet... but winter parking rules take effect today. most residential streets will require alternate side night parking. .. and no overnight parking will be allowed on major arterial streets and bus routes. some streets may not have any "no parking" signs posted, so you'll have to check online to see the street's rules. the department of public works offers an email and text if you would like to sign up

county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. the badgers football team's for many fans this year. now, they're vying for the big ten championship on saturday night. but this season wasn't a surprise for inside the locker room. brandon cruz has more from indianapolis. "lucas oil stadium is a familiar place to some of the badgers. unfortunately, their memory from a couple of years ago is a bad one as they were embarrassed by ohio state. the seniors that are here this time, are hoping for a little redemption against penn state 'were definitely happy to get back there and reinstate why we belon time we were there and we want to give people a different image of who the wisconsin badgers are in a championship environment.' 'big ten championship game is where wisconsin expects to be weve been there 4 of the last 6 years and thats something that we wear with a great deal of pride and we expect ourselves to be there. being a senior its a big honor to lead a team

the milwaukee county jail this year, including an infant ...born to an inmate.county executive chris abele supports the idea of outside help. "i'm not sure how much legally we can mandate it. i think state statute is sort of ambiguous ab four deaths in jail in a relatively short period is something that does demand acco" accountability." 3 a county board subcommittee will consider the proposal at a meeting tomorrow.board members say they've invited sheriff david clarke. his office is investigating three of the jail deaths. the police department is investigating the fourth. 3 sheriff clarke responded by saying the county board supervisors that brought forth the resolution...."should focus not on criminals but on a remedy dealing with the 217 have reached the level of a crisis in milwaukee. apparently that is too dauntior them ...so they create fake news to divert attention." a sheboygan man is fac ?felony terrorism charges?... after posting about "school shootings" on his facebook page. after ?days? of threatening posts--- a ?tipster? alerted poilce. it started saturday. 21-year-old "joshua

county executive chris abele's office says thanks to a northwestern mutual donation... there will be free admission... live music... and the february, after a piece of concrete fell. a hollywood feature film is being shot in milwaukee's poorest neighborhood. a look at why filmmakers used the city as a backdrop for a cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you matter." all too often we tell you about grim news from milwaukee's central city. the 53206 zip code has seen a high rate of murders-- violent crime-- and drugs. but, there is something to sin fox6's myra sanchick tells you about how a hollywood feature film, shot in the city's poorest neighborhood . the reality of milwaukee violence this past year. nat the toll of a high murder rate nat conflict nat gun violence nat lights flashing lights camera action. nat and reaction nat camera set. action the harsh surroundin

a spokeswoman for county executive chris abele says his office is on board with the request but says it's up to sheriff david clarke we can continue to call for the sheriff to allow an internal investigation and we can ask other stakeholders to also intervene and request that same level of impartial investigation from external agency, that the sheriff so far hasnt been able to comply. fox6 asked a spokeswoman for sheriff clarke if he would cooperate with this request. she said "sheriff doesnt run the medical contract, the hoc does." reporting in milwaukee madeline fox6news. the transition of power continues in washington. president-elect donald trump makes his pick for head of the department of homeland security -- general john kelly. milwaukee sheriff david clarke was passed over -- fox6 reached out for comment. in a statement, clarke said "i have always intended to fill out my term. i will do what president-elect trump asks of me. all that ever mattered was to help trump become the 45th potus. president-elect donald trump as the 20-16 person of the year. time says mr. trump was the

the secretary will be joining chris abele and looking at the adult build program and addressing unemployment and lack of training skills. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:08. things are looking more like christmas at the state capitol, the governor is lighting the christmas tree this morning. it was harvested in eagle river in far northern wisconsin. this is video from last year. it is on display throughout the holidays. >> 6:08. it is here now. >> it is here. >> holiday season. >> just a little dusting. >> jeremy, just a little. >> we get a little of the snow, on sunday. snowflakes overnight. it is not sticking. cloudy. damp pavement out there. no reports of slippery spots. 32 in waukesha. a look outside in milwaukee, we have cloudy skies at the moment. we watch the temperatures go closer to 40 in the afternoon and a peek of the sunshine. that is the forecast, get it any time on the free wisn 12 app. matt? >> my on the roads. a little wet pavement and. some of the areas, in the main lines, it is drying off. take it easy on the overpasses. light volume here. 27th over the top. travel times... t

the medical examiner emailed milwaukee county executive chris abele to complain.doctor brian peterson says david clarke called him on the phone and, "verbally pummeled" him. the email said the sheriff was unhappy over the release of any information about one of the people who died at the jail. meanwhil... the sherifff just learned he will ?not? be running the department of homeland security. president- elect donald trump chose retired marine general john >>> good morning today holiday giving made easy. a simple way to feed the hungry without leaving home. >>> a local neighborhood that is feeling the energy. why businesses and people are movingn. >>> and it is christmas breakfast done right. e gog swou make a dh nig that's next onle on the morning

executive chris abele says... he's teaming up with "continuum of care"... to help find people... places to stay.abele says... they expect to have ?more? warming centers available today.you can get more information about what's available... by calling the social service hotline number "2-1-1." coming up on "cbs this morning"-- a c-i-a report claims russia tried to interfere in the u-s election... to try and help elect donald trump. new york times' "david sanger"... is in studio 57 with their forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39 sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast... today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: mild. low: 39thursday; partly shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles

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housing secretary julian castro will join county executive chris abele. they'll be looking at the adult build program. it's designed to address unemployment, and lack of training skills, with the fixing up of foreclosed properties. >> now to traffic live look tot the d.o.t. cameras. things are looking smooth. we have the travel times up on the screen as well. things aring looking okay. but slowing down a bit 94 eastbound. 41 #, 45, to the zoo 12 minutes. now to weatherwatch 12. >> jeremy nelson has a check on the forecast. 35 degrees in milwaukee. factor in the wind at 10 miles per hour, and that is pushing the windchill down to the upper 20s this morning. a glimpse outside, clouds. forecast for today, not much improvement. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. nasty showdown. almost one month after the election clinton and trump's campaign teams clash in front of a crowd. their war of words that got tempers flaring. >>> it's the case that america cannot stop talking about, the stunning story of a mother returned to her family as we ar husband about t

. >> also happening now, milwaukee county executive chris abele is hosting a celebration for the grand reopening of the mitchell park domes. the event runs until 5:00 tonight. it is free to attend. all three domes have been open for more than a month after some extensive repairs. >> now to a check on the forecast. good morning, jeremy. >> it is a great day to be times, still seeing the patchy drizzle on the radar. it is meandering through the area. mostly cloudy day ahead. we have report of a little patchy drizzle near the airport, within the last few minutes. the temperature now at 40. a west breeze 5-10. a chill in the air and feets like temperature of 33 in the ci forecast, very little change, patchy drizzle. a flurry from time to time. we are at 40 degrees now. so we look for the temperatures to climb a handful of degrees throughout the afternoon and tracking the changes for the >> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, film, television, and broadway actor liev schreiber. and from "gilmore girls," matt czuchry. and we continue "live's holiday gift guide" with a look at hottest t