[ door closes ] my name's joyce davenport, mr. sawyer. i've been assigned to represent you if you don't have the means to hire a private attorney. right. have you made a statement to the police? i know what to do. after you were arrested? you tell me. they're going to be taking you to a lineup any second. tell me if you were hurt while you were being captured or afterward. it was the people in the street. do you know what takes place during a lineup? i understand. there are going to be people -- victims in the crimes you're suspected of -- i said i understand. look, you're making me afraid, i don't want to have to conduct a defense that way. but if you're trying to frighten me, i want you to stop it. i ain't trying to frighten you. all right. i'm sorry. let's go on. [ telephone ringing ] belker. hi. n't know what that means, robin. either it is time or it isn't time. i'm coming home. don't go anywhere. i love you. you people aren't gonna find out anything more up here. now, go downstairs to the press conference. mick, is it the baby?! is

our melinda davenport and ben wagner will co-host the program. patrick: always a great show. a local baby. joyce: the procedure that's giving him a chance to beat the odds before he's even three months old. patrick: living on the road. why something called ?van life? is trending right now. reporter: tonight on nightline, what to expect from our president-elect. is donald trump moving towards the middle to appeal to clinton voters? plus, david blaine showcasing joyce: saving children born with a very rare condition, eliminating recovery that could last for decades. it's a groundbreaking operation developed right here in wisconsin. patrick: melinda davenport shares the story of a little boy that's now on the mend thanks to a new procedure created at children's hospital. reporter: with a new baby comes unexpected challenges. but baby hudson's condition was something unimaginable. he was born with bladder exstrophy, where the bladder formed outside of the body. >> the most striking feature is, the bladder is literally inside out. and it's protruding up through a gap in the abdomi

davenport. she's on strike. he can do this for you. n.g. i got a name for you. but she's got to do the deal. you listen to me... that name you got belongs to a guy who's killing people, and if you don't give us that name before he kills somebody else, onna be 20 years before you ever fence another check! so get me my lawyer. you got a lawyer! martinez: pretty close to intimidating your client, sy. don't worry. i ain't intimidated. some people take any latitude you give them for weakness. those people, you don't give any latitude to. can we resume, folks? uh, councilman? what? before the shouting started this morning, in the counc's pition. let me tell you something, miss. nobody is gonna go out on a limb as long as your friend mr. santana is sitting out there with his trusty little saw. but you were going to offer a new proposal. look, no one likes -- what terms? first of all, you might have been able to get your jobs back. and without being punished for going out. but not if it's just gonna be

davenport? i'm short on time, lieutenant. this won't t te long. [ clears throat ] higby -- the case against him's a lock, right? mostly circumstantial. if you're leading up to some kind of deal, i've already told the d.a. my client's not interested. your client's a flea, ms. davenport. it's the people who hired him we want. i've told you, lieutenant, we're not looking for any deals. i'm due in court. this is a a al with a difference. please. [ sighs ] well? the thing is, seeing higby's definitely gonna do some time, probably a aot, the only question is what kind of time he's gonna do what condition? [ coughs ] you're, uh, familiar with the exact nature of higby's wound, the way it lightened him up, i mean? so now he's a little short in the crucialalquipment department. as my grandmother used to say, what's that got to do with the price of beans? i wouldn't be discussing this with your grandmother. it's sort of a delicate area. i'm listening. if higby's fellow inmates were to, uh, how he a a't even a man at all, so to speak...

melinda: and i melinda davenport. 5:30 on this thursday, november 3. let's start with your forecast. sally: tracking fog this morning. some location with visibility e warmer weather on deck for the weekend. where it is really cool, upper 30's and 40's where it is foggy across washington, dodge county, june county, looking at a fair amount of fog. quite foggy in walworth county. will have it until 10:00 a.m. the fog is very patchy. it improves this morning. this afternoon, you will want shaved for the sunshine. -- shades for the sunshine. >> we have a three mile visibility in the dark. if you are jumping in the car, you are looking pretty good. no reason to speed. your travel times look pretty go back to you. melinda: the curse is broken. chicago cubs of the 2016 world series championships. ben: it took 10 innings to do it, but the cubs beat the indians late last night. tim: a lot of cubs fans doing this this morning. the most important game of the year. it is been more than a central -- more than a century since the cubs took on the title. [applause] >

our melinda davenport and ben wagner are there. we'll check in with them in just a moment. >> a lot of people have called may. they are very disappointed. joyce: after more than 100 years wisconsin's oldest piano store , is about to be no more. kathy: wisconsin will lose a great piano store. wisn 12 news mike anderson has the story behind the closing of historic netzow's pianos. >> wisconsin's oldest piano store is about to close it's doors for good. netzow's has been around for one -- for 131 years. ? >> steve datz, a former employee, and his wife ellen have owned it the past 28 years, but like the tiger which never changes it's stripes, they never changed it's name. >> the family and the name is very big in milwaukee, and always has been. it is kind of iconic, because pianos. that is our niche. ? >> we started in 1885 as a piano manufacturer. we had a factory on the east side of milwaukee. >> datz provided this baby grand for elton john and alicia keys when they played here. it's up for grabs during the closing sale along with so

but davenport north wins 78-59 ... iowa city west with its season opener against davenport assumption ... women of troy get the scoring started as logan cook hits the mid- range jumper ... a lot of defense from west... rachael saunders with the steal and passes ahead to lauren zacharias for the finish... she had 21 points ... big game from cook as women of troy up four ... later in the first, saunders gets the pass, she's fouled and the shot falls... iowa city west wins 64-47 let's go out to the stable where the mascot race was high on the list of highlights. first period and the riders had a golden opportunity to score against the waterloo blackhawks. a ton of shots but nothing found the net. it was scoreless after one. that changed in the second period. the rider's justin cole gets around chase between the legs of blackhawks goalie robbie beydoun. one nothing riders and teddy bears rained down on the ice. those bears headed to underprivileg ed kids... the roughriders finally get their first winning, 3-0 shutout ... i

i mean with the hostage, davenport, mrs. furillo. no communication with interior premises as of yet. 2203, is flaherty present? a wreck up there match the 642 on your stolen tape deck. no kidding, way to go, cops. thanks, you hear that? i heard it. can we tone down our concern about our tape deck right now? well, excuse me for being slightly relieved. look, i'm very concerned about mrs. furillo. ifif was the captain, i'd bust through that window and blast that guy, and that's the honest truth. stupid honont truth. hey, would you lighten up, huh? all right, i w w't be relieved that they found that impound lot's in our sector. sir... is lettingngs know everybody's okay inside, if we know everybody's healthy, i makes it easier. pay phone inside, no luck yet. do you want me to try it? well, what do you think, frank? i think i ought to do it. i think you're right. we're gegeing a floor plan, till then, we stay passively presented north and wewe. we will be ting the utmost care, captain. do. mr. diaz, at least signal me. is t t phone ringi

iowa's second district is southeast iowa, including iowa city and davenport. five-term democratic incumbent dave loebsack is facing republican christopher peters. polling locations are open across the state and they are open until 9 pm. you can find your location to vote on the secretary of state's website. you can also register up and down the ballot today, a lot of focus is on what could be a historic presidential election. both republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton have been criss-crossing the country over the past several days to make one final push for votes. abc's elizabeth hur reports. clinton - "you bet.. with your help! , with your help!"? hillary clinton and donald trump.. both back in from trump votingnow wait and watch.. hopeful.. this night ends in their favor. clinton votingclinton: "it is the most humbling experience trump voting trump even admitted he's superstitious.. calling into fox and friends before heading to his polling place.. from fox&friendstr ump: "i won the morning, so i'm going to keep that string going." their days

miss davenport. i'm really sorry about joe. thank you. lieutenant buntz just inforord me what sounded like a hitch in the lineup -- other witnesses. i i rtainly don't want to pressure you, but i know the extra care you want to take in getting the right perpetrator. would you be willing to talk to me this far? tell me, when you saw my client in booking earlier, was that accidental, or did lieutenant buntz -- totally accidental. in a lineup? aren't you afraid that seeing my client being brought in i don't want to discuss the case with you. excuse me. miss davenport, they're looking for you in lineup. ght. hey, don't let her get to you. about what? she was askiki you about what you saw, right? wrong! everybody has to butt in, tell me when t tsay something, when not to say it, when to go to lineup, do this, do that! bubuz: number three, step forward. turn to your right. turn to your left. all right, step back, number three. that's him. are you sure? positive. okayaythat's it. what about bates? uh, captain. [ buntz clears throat ] i've, uh, i'

violation tanner secretly agreed with davenport to puff up philidor's business. why? so that eventually valeant would pay $100 million for the right to buy philidor. tanner, we allege, did not do this out of loyalty to valeant. he did it because he was expecting to get a secret $10 million kickback. he repeatedly lied claiming he had no personal financial interest in philidor when he, in fact, had a huge interest. before i go into detail about the charges, let me thank some folks, many of whom are standing with me up here today. cases like this as you might imagine involving secret kickbacks take time, they require persistence, tenacity and hard work and that's what we had here. i am joined by the fbi the director in charge of the new york bill office. i want to thank bill and his team, specifically ryan rudell, michael priest and tom mcdonald for their incredibly hard work on a complicated case. i also want to thank the career prosecutors from my own office. they are howard master, ian mcginley, robert allen and cooper, the ausa is handling the prosecution. and super

where is miss davenport queson ? capt. furillo: at the pd meeting. stand, you never neeanxce >> no fun are they? capt. furillo: what's that? >> empty places. good night. ? - morning. - hi. it's the version you can take the kids to. why? who you lookin' to hurt? diane, jimmy liery died at the hands of a crook and a killer like he was. from my point of view, that's the end of the story. i'm sorry that it caused complications in your personal life. you told me... that your relationship with bobby was at a difficult point.

. >> i'med melinda davenport, it is 5:00, friday, november 18th. we have breaking news out of milwaukee, a suspect shoots an officers and runs away. we have more information about what led to the confrontation. >> in montana they are ready for the >> we have a look at the radar showing that system in northwest wisconsin right now. matt has a check on the morning commute up next. first, to the friday forecast. sally? >> it is all about the snow to the west as the snow is flying across the dakotas and northern parts of nebraska and edging into minnesota for today. it is a reality check for us. we may set a record. the record today is 69 set in 1975. we have several hours of warming in place before the screaming wind and cold is coming in, especially for tonight. now the clouds are filling in for us. i anticipate at least some sunshine off and on throughout the day today. a few spotty showers developing over iowa. pretty much near that bound ri. the coldest of the air holding off until tonight and the snow staying to the forecast for today, windy warm

. >> not too far away from davenport this is near u.s. 27. a collision on the side lanes, and we are not seeing delays. >>> now to southern sarasota county here, and this is the venice area, the southbound onramp to i-75 and the onramp is blocked, and if you want to head south, you can't take it because of construction that should wrap up in the next hour to hour and 15 minutes. ybor city. we are talk act the car that that's weather and traffic on the 8s. back to gene and gayle. >>> we are learning more about the entertainment at the strawberry festival including weill lee nelson, scotty mccreery, patti labelle and famous for her music or sweet potato pie. it's available right now at wal- mart, just in time for thanksgiving. go get it. >>> a new breakfast option coming to the table. >>> and the holiday season is known as the waste season. the call to action coming up this morning. it's 4:50, and you're watching i love you so much. that's why i bought six of you... for when you stretch out. i want you to stay this bright blue forever... and th

iowa's second district is southeast iowa, including iowa city and davenport. five-term democratic incumbent dave loebsack is facing republican christopher peters. here is a live look at voters ohio. polls have opened in several states already. lines to vote are not just for election day. quite a few people were in line at the linn county auditor's office yesterday. the auditor estimates there were 200 voters in line at one time yesterday. at one point, people were told the wait was more than 40 minutes at the auditor's office in cedar rapids. one woman says she voted early to avoid the rush. "i figured today would be a better day. tomorrow is gonna be really busy and long. so i decided to come out today was too long yesterday and left before voting. linn county is recommending people stay patient and expect long lines today. "it will be over with soon, so thank goodness " "i guess i'm just going to be glad it's done " election day will mean the end for campaigns. has the 2016 political season out"? a new survey from the american psychological association shows

good morning and welcome t gner melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this wednesday, november 23rd. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: it is early today that we are looking at light rain, mist and drizzle around. now at the airport 42. winds are south, southeast at 13 miles per hour. you are seeing the low clouds around and the patchy rain throughout the day today. here is a look at the network, southwest to northeast and move to the north, the snow is lining up to the north. now, even still, the snow totals are 1-3 inches. low pressure is continuing to spin to the south and drift to the east. it is taking showers with it but not until tonight. grab the umbrella. most of us are headed to the grocery store today and the tonight. matt? >> quiet on the roadways, just one fender bender on the south side. now a little north of there, there is a crash, eastbound 894 in the mitching interchange aroaching the southbound 9d 4 ramp. be careful around that. the rest of the system in flowi

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this wednesday, november 2nd. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: this morning we aring looking at the rain rolling into rumbles of thunder as well as the rain is approaching. a stationary front is situated just to the south with the rain. it is around for much of the morning and tapering off into the amp. plan on those showers. right now, temperatures are showing up in the upper 50s right along the lake and low 50s inland. we have a look at the temperatures, between now and 7:00 is rain is filling in periods of rain, thunder and downpours holding in the upper 50s this morning and you can see the temperatures 59 at the airport. 51 # watertown. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. tim? tim: i'm at the breaking news desk keeping an eye on a situation in iowa. shot and killed in an ambush style attack. a manhunt is now underway for whoever i

. >> i'm melinda davenport. 5:00, wednesday, november 30th. right now, we are foming big developments in the recount process in wisconsin. the courtroom back and forth that could impact how the ballots are counted. >> deadly storms in the south. >> we are on traffic and weather >> good morning, sal. >> skies are becoming mostly cloudy early this morning and the temperatures are upper 20s and low 30s. the clouds are mostly cloudy in western parts. johnson creek the clouds are coming up next. low pressure is continuing to pivot. it weakens and drifts by but with it a couple of disturbances. today it is dry though. is possible this afternoon. lows tonight 35. a little spotty light mix or flurries. this is minimal amounts of moisture and a slight chance of a light mix going in the morning as well. we hold in the 40s. matt? >> it is quiet across the system. the pavement is dry for the morning ride. 41 #, 94 here. no troubles on the freeway system. travel times are looking great. here are the travel times... no crashes being reported on the system r

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this tuesday, november 29th. let's start with the forecast. bide sized taste of spring. the rain moved well off and away. the low pressure is stacked across the dakotas and minnesota. that means south winds and temperatures warming up. 43 brookfield. brown deer 44 degrees this morning. 44 waukesha. west bepd coming in this morning at 43. for today sunny and breezy day. a touch of spring in the high. high of 56. tonight the clouds come back and lows around 41. mostly cloudy tomorrow and the highs in the 40s. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. melinda: right now, we're following breaking news. members of a brazilian soccer team killed in an overnight plane crash. tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. plane when it went down overnight in south america. most of the passengers and crew are believed to be dead. the crash happened in a mountainous area near medell?n, colombia. emergency crews are

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this thursday, november 10th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: we are keeping an eye on the ps the later today. lots of stair shine overnight and a few clouds over the great lakes and big high pressure is influencing the weather. sailing through but tonight. with it, setting the stage for cooler air tomorrow. this morning, take a look, a couple of upper 30s. 41 waukesha. 46 at the an airport. gusty winds today, as the temperatures going up to 66. the record 65 degrees. most recently set in 2012. windy warm up. fair early. the clouds later. a sun cloud mix cool down mo we have the weekend forecast coming up. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. ben: right now, protests are going on across the country against president-elect donald trump. demonstrators walked the streets overnight in cities from new york city to los angeles and in betwee

i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. right now, recount in the that the ballots in wisconsin need to be looked at again. >> a car crashes and bursts into flames while trying to get away from the police. what we are learning about the three people injured. >> first, thanksgiving is tomorrow. that means all eyes are on the holiday forecast and the roads. sally? >> we have been talking about soggy wednesday and light rain in place throughout the day. this is not heavy. it is overall. sometimes drizzle and light rain and then a dry spell. the radar net work and to the north we are getting a little more in the way of light snow. the steady wet snow is showing up across the far northwest corner of the state. so duluth, superior, to the north. low pressure is spinning to the south. it is keeping the light rain going overall. now the roads are just wet here.

great to have you with us. >> i'm melinda davenport. right now on "wisn 12 news this morning" a young girl hit and killed on her walk to church, the services planned today to honor her memorily. >> first, a this foggy tuesday morning. >> we are on traffic and weatherwatch 12. sally? >> it is all about the fog this morning, variable and patchy. no advisories related to the fog. starting with the visibiliies it is low in washington and kenosha counties. seven miles in racine. a half mile in waukesha.

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this wednesday, november 30th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning. so long to november on a cloudy note. the sun, but the clouds are edging closer and a mostly cloudy sky for today. big picture is looking like this, the low pressure is stacked up across minnesota and around the low, we have moisture, snow, pretty good snows across the dakotas. as it is moving to the north and east, it is pulling the clouds in and standing a chance of a mix later today and tonight. gray sky. 44. a light mix. a few sprinkles after 5:00. a slight chance of a mix or snow overnight, very light. it is going to melt. we look at a chance lingering in the morning tomorrow as well. ben: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> now to our big story this wisconsin's presidential election recount. late last night, a judge ruled that the recount does n

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this friday, november 18th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: i am in early this morning and we are talking about the weekend windchill. this morning mostly fair sky early and the cloud deck throughout the day today. the snow is flying across northern parts of nebraska and enling into iowa and minnesota. take a look at the temperatures 20s and 30s in the plains and 40s in minnesota and here in southeast wisconsin mostly 55 and 60 degrees and i still think we get in on warmer air, in fact, we climb up to upper 60s today and tie the record of 69 in 1975. a couple of spotty showers ahead and then the temperatures are tumbling and the winds. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. tim: right now, we're following breaking news. a burglary suspect starts shooting at milwaukee police overnight. p.m. near 26th and ruby. that's just west of teuto

miss davenport. dolores chapman, remember? what's the charge, lieutenant? just gonna ask her a few questions, miss davenport. she's here of her own free will. well, she still is entitled to an attorney. have you told them anything? i told them i was at the hotel. i got nothing to hide. i just don't want them to violate my parole. i gotta see my little son, my little boy. i'm gonna cooperate. uh, i'd like to talk to ms. chapman alone, lieutenant. look, miss davenport. lieutenant, what tree did you guys shake? hill i.d.'d the snitch. hey, my man. excuse me. there's a bad stomach bug or something. [ clears throat ] more about her, just an old friend he ran into at a bar. she told him to put the word out that she's dealing with stolen credit cards. anyway, i run the name dolores chapman through the computer -- bingo. out of harrisonville six weeks. just did eight months on a bad check beef. i talked to the parole officer. oh, there's a real prize, let me tell you. the guy probably has trouble dressing himself. at least he's got dolores' sister's address. i drop

davenport, the way it lays out is this -- besides being a pervert... allegedpervert. your client, mr. thorpe, because he convinced the duty officer he was claustrophobic, got transfsfred to county medical. i called county medical. he's not there, either. now, that isn't necessarily true. an official sense... for that matter, he could be in transit between facilities. or he could have gotten on the wrong bus. you know, those buses from county lockup are not legibly marked. francis, we ought to interface with county on that one. never in my entire life have i listened to so much incompetence covered up by so much unmitigated crap. and d n't think for one minute, furillo, that the court isn't going to hear about this, because if i am not mistaken, you are sitting in contempt. counselor, suppose we drive off that bridge when we come to it. that's so typically fascist. now, if you'll excuse us... find my client, furillo, or i swear, i'll have you up on charges. mm, that young woman has a very handsome carriage. with 20 more pounds, she would be perfect. call around, will y

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 14th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning. on the way to the highs mid to toward the end of the week. this morning a few clouds around for us, a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day today. a weak boundary making its way through and with it clouds. the early morn temperatures not as chilly as saturday morning and yesterday morning. 41 waukesha. 43 at the airport. i'm thinking on the way to highs around 57 degrees. party sunny skies with a few clouds around, it is a west wind. tonight partly cloudy and low 44. a couple of extra clouds tomorrow. we see what is happening at the end of the week with a storm system. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. ben: our big story this morning, a wisconsinite chosen for one of the top jobs at the white house. donald trump has named reince priebus his

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 21st. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning, melinda, light northwest winds and we talk about the monday sunshine. things are staying dry throughout the day today. a little range of high pressure is slipping to the south and to the east. we are keeping an eye on the lp over the west and it could bring wet to the forecast later toot and tomorrow night and wednesday. it is staying liquid. 21 waukesha. the airport in the mid 20s. for today then, starting with a chill, we talk about the sunshine, high up to 37. 43 tomorrow. rain is arriving tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and wet tuesday night and wednesday easily into the 40s. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. ben: wisn 12 news time is 4:31. new from overnight, protests are in a tense standoff right now. tim is live in the newsroom wi

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this tuesday, november 1st. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. >> you are not turning on the air conditioner but the mild pattern is continuing. the highs up to 71. cooler for tomorrow and a couple of showers and warmer for the weekend. how about temperatures statewide in the 50 dz and 60s here in 64 at mitchell at this hour. the normal highs are about 54. so this morning the clouds are parting and calling for party sunny sunny. the readings in the low 70s and light southwest winds and clouds are coming back tonight and a couple of rain showers tomorrow. just a few clouds are showing up on the radar network. matt? >> if you are headed out and taking the bypass, there was a late. they are still out there. they are getting rid of the merge lane at national avenue. that is where it is closed. once it is re-opened you have the extra lane. right now 14 minutes northbound from the hale up to the zoo. that is the only problem out there. it is not a big problem for much

i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. it is 6:00, november th team scores a victory over the philly eagles and what it took for the team to get back to the win column. >> fight for 15 rallies planned today, where you may run into the protestor this morning. >> first, a live look outside. matt is tracking the commute up in news chopper 12. first to meteorologist sally severson. 7:01. a fair amount of sunshine for the day. the clouds have been moving out and continuing to thin out as we stay dry. the temperatures are opportunitily 41 and 45. look at the warm up today. low 50s. amp highs at 56. clouds are coming back tonight and while we are cooler tomorrow, still the temperatures well above normal. a look at the satellite and the radar, big low pressure cruising to the north. the mid 50s in place today. now to matt up in news chopper 12. >> sally, we are over 41, 45. right now, head lights are northbound.

i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. community in mourning after a tragic bus crash, six children on the ride home from school killed. the charges that the bus driver is now facing. >> chemicals every time you turn on the tap. >> right now, lines are opening phone bank. it is looking different and looking nice. call the number now 414-799... volunteers are standing right now. more on the phone bank shortly. first here is sally severson with a look at the forecast. >> mr. tom turkey is helping out. the temperatures 21-28. we have partly cloudy sky. the cs quickly from the west. i am going to pause the radar. take a look at the snow that's trying to move in to the southwest corner of the state. now, we have a dry air mass over the southern part of wisconsin. there is a chance of a stray sprinkle mid to late morning in the western counties. i think for the most part, the rain for us is holding off until tonight.

i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. it is 5 november 16th. ben: right now, a looming decision in a murder case, what could sent brendan dassey free. >> huge crowds are expected downtown milwaukee later today. now to the traffic and the weather. sal? >> early morning temperatures 40s along the lake, cooler inland. we have the star shine. fog. we are getting throughout the morning with fair skies. high pressure is taking care of the weather today, tonight and tomorrow. the warm front is pulling closer to tomorrow and the temperatures warming up rapidly tomorrow to the 60s. this morning port washington 44. 37 beaver dam and west bend. fond du lac in at 38 degrees. feels more like spring. party sunny skies today. mid 50s. 40s tonight. and the record for tomorrow 69 degrees set i we are flirting with that record. >> sally, right now no complaints on the road. i-94 and county f, it is looking good there. the closier at moreland road. you can see, re-opened this morning. travel times... no crashes to report. that's a look at the morning commute, bac

thank you for being with us. >> i'm melinda davenport. it is right now on "wisn 12 news this morning", streets in milwaukee blocked by the protestor. new chopper 12 video that followed the anti-trump march passing downtown and how the president-elect the responding. >> plus, dozens of people waking up for a second morning in a strange place after a fire in their apartment complex and who is stepping in to help them out. >> we are watching the forecast jeremy nelson is in for sal who is under the weather today. >> it is cooler to start the day across southeast wisconsin. you will want a coat or a jacket. north winds are delivering the cooler air in the upper 40s. the temperatures are not going to budge a lot for today. what you see is what you get for the remainder of the day. low to mid 40s inland. 41 waukesha. around elk horn andbury lington 40s. degrees. as the kids head to the bus stop, wear the heavy fleece. the breeze is ramping up to 10 #-20 miles per hour. we look ahead to the weekend forecast coming up. now to matt salemme for the

in wauwatosa, melinda davenport wisn 12 news. adrienne: can't believe the furby is back. coming back and sports on the , eve of the packers monday night football game what , concerns kicker mason crosby most about playing in philadelphia. plus the badgers chances of making the college football playoffs. what needs to happen for them to get in stephanie sutton is next in sports. here are tonight's winning at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps... ...to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. it has natural antioxidants and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps... to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet ...and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products. no antibiotics ever. stephanie: the packers will try and snap their four game losing streak tomorrow night on monday night football against the eagles in philly. a game you can see right here on wisn 12. earlier this week i sat down with packe

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this tuesday, november 1st. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal? sally: short sleeves will do it for the day, spring like. for this morning the ps the are in the mid 50s and 60s. 63 at the airport. 61 at waukesha this morning. the clouds are going to retreat. we become party sunny for today. highs 71 degrees! the clouds are coming back tonight and for tomorrow occasional light rain and clipping far and highs near 60 degrees tomorrow. looking at the weekend that you will like the looks of. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. ben: we begin this morning with commitment 2016. the road to the white house passing through wisconsin today. donald trump will be in eau claire for a rally. his running-mate mike pence was scheduled to be there too, but we've learned pence will not attend. the rally starts at 6:00 p.m. at ben: another big republican name i

in downtown milwaukee, melinda davenport wisn 12 news. ,adrienne: and thank you to everyone who called into our food for families phone bank. sheldon: , record-breaking year. over two days we raised more , than $160,000. that passed last year's total by $57,000. the money goes to help feed families this holiday season. again, a big thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who contributed. we really appreciate it. wisn 12, -- sheldon: new on wisn 12, moving their feet so others can eat. adrienne: thousands of runners s lined up at miller park this morning for the drumstick dash. >> 3, 2, 1, and go. adrienne: it's the fifth annual 5-k in milwaukee. this is one of hundreds just like it happening all over the country today. organizers say runners brought donations to help feed families right here in our area all year round. >> 5746 people brought in all kinds of food donations. we've probably around 45,000 meals thil milwaukee. adrienne: about 3300 people ran in today's drumstick dash. now they can't it a lot tonight. sheldon: they earned it. adrienne: the packers' losing streak has bee

i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. right now on "wisn 12 news this morning", next summer is the 50th year for summerfest and now we know who will be opening the gig. >> students are getting new generosity. >> get your day started by checking in with sally severson. >> the sun is up 43 minutes or so, and enjoying the sunshine for today. but we have clouds around as well. nice few days in store for us. looking at the highs around 47. today 57. we have a few extra clouds tomorrow. look at the beautiful sky in the background. we look at the highs 57 with a mix of of sun and clouds. we have a system coming in later the week. >> on to traffic watch 12. getting you out the door. 794 at second door. there they come. drive times are all in the

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this wednesday, november 2nd. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal? sally: you have to call it a wednesday washout. periods of rain, thunder is rolling through southern radar network, walworth picked up a fair amount of rain in the past hour or so. wet across jefferson county and waukesha county as well. the north counties are getting in on the action, but early this morning brief downpours and thunder and lightning. the temperatures in the 50s. low pressure is along the boundary and keeping the rain chances alive throughout the day. mid 50s. 60 shorewood. elsewhere, low 50s inland. upper 50s lake side. you will be running the wipers throughout the day. brief downpours and periods of rain. this afternoon showers are more scattered, matt, and in the 50s. reporter: the chopper is parked because of the weather. the pavement is wet. interchange. you can see that things are light out there. that is good news. we have a disabled semi southbound 43 through the marquett

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this tuesday, november 15th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. >> a little pea soup across portions of southern wisconsin. 48 at the airport. a pleasant afternoon yesterday. the temperatures made it up to 59. visibility is low in kenosha and improving in west bend. a half mile in waukesha. take it easy. visibility is good here in the city. the planner for today then by 9:00 if you are experiencing the fog, beginning to improve rapidly and going up to the 50s with partly cloudy skies today. in fact, more clouds than the on the traffic watch 12. see the fog that sal is talking here at 43, 94, 142. it is thick out there. the drive times are all in the green at this hour. 4 minutes northbound from the hale up to the zoo. ben: new from overnight, one woman is dead and another is hurt after a shooting in milwaukee. tim is live in the newsroom with the latest on the case. tim. tim: ben, police are calling this a case of domestic violence. the shooting was reported

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this tuesday, november 22nd. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning, ben and melinda. this morning keeping an eye on the radar and the satellite. i saw the moon on the way in but throughout the day and a little snow edging out of eastern iowa. almost all of this is going to evaporate, however a stray sprinkle in the west counties as we helicopter to warm. a sloppy mix edging into iowa and minnesota. most of this nasty weather is headed to the north. right now 23 waukesha. 28 degrees at forecast for today, becoming mostly cloudy. the rain is holding off until later tonight. a stray sprinkle in the western counties mid to late morning. tomorrow off and on rain. mid 40s tomorrow. mid 40s on thanksgiving day. we high light the travel around wisconsin and the midwest coming up in a moment. >> thank you, sal. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. melinda: new t

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this friday, november 18th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: the weather buzz for today the cool front that we have been talking about slated to move through this afternoon with the coldest air of the season rolling in tonight. we could set a record high today. yesterday 72 degrees. really sort of smashing the old record of 69 which was in today 69 degree record set in 1975. we are settling for 69 degrees today. but big changes. so this morning the clouds are filling in, windy, warm. everyone is already in the 50s. question reach up to mid to upper 60s. a couple of scattered showers ahead of the cold front. comfort food. you can see the clouds filling in. a couple of light rain showers to the west. now to matt. >> i am on the way to chopper. things are in good shape on the roadways. the construction is gone. in crashes to get in your way. the volume is light and the pavement is dry. the travel times are looking great... commute, back to you. >> mat

i'm ben >> i'm melinda davenport. right now on "wisn 12 news this morning", streets in milwaukee blocked by protestor, news chopper 12 followed the march throw downtown and how the president-elect is responding to the scenes around the country. >> dozens of people waking up in a strange place after a fire at the apartment complex and who is stepping in to help out the families. >> first, to the forecast and the morning commute. 12. and jeremy nelson is in for sally. >> we are tracking the cooler conditions. we have a north breeze across the area that is pushing the colder temperatures down to the south, no record warmth for today. it is back to reality and the normals for mid november. it is currently 50 deeds. the wind gusts though 24 miles per hour in 30s to the north. 40s. and 50 in milwaukee. the bus stop forecast wear the fleece or extra layers. take a look at the ride home, we are not warming up, close to 50 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds. first, matt just launched. >> we have launched, we are burleigh and 41.

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this wednesday, november 30th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: it is a sliver of early morning sunshine before the clouds return. 34 and fair at the airport. the winds are southwest. the temperatures are 27 and 34. there are the clouds moving in for us. mostly cloudy skies throughout the day today. the gray sky come back. a light mix is possible after 5:00 tonight as the disturbance is pivoting through overnight. a mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. 40s as the highs for both today friday, party sunny. we look at the highs near 40 degrees. we are close to around 40 for saturday and sunday as well. we time out the moisture for sunday coming up. now to matt. >> if you are headed out the door, things are in good shape on the roadways. the pavement is dry for the morning ride. the volume is light. travel times are where they should be for this time of the morning. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> now to our big story th

very low 30s -- 52 in davenport and burlington. low 50s for us. upper 50s to the west and, of course, the east. to the north, upper 40s to lower 50s. that is that weak front that moved through last night. it continues to move through the day today. high pressure builds in behind it. as it does, that will keep things nice and clear this evening into the overnight and more clear skies as we head through the day on friday. there is predictor. as you see it, a little bit of whatever is out there, very high, thin clouds so won't keep us from sunshine. late night tonight, clear and cool. we'll expect some frost overnight with temperatures in the mid- to upper 20s. frost through early saturday but look at this. hardly a cloud throughout for our saturday forecast. another cheer and chilly night for our saturday night. today, sunny, north breeze, five to 15. 52 at cedar rapids. 51 around central city. the decorah area, 50. 51 in postville, elkader, manchester. 50 in dubuque. in southern parts of the viewing area, looking at those low 50s in monticello. 53

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this thursday, november 17th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: this morning you don't need much heat in the car the temperatures well into the 40s and 50s. it is a mild start. readings are reaching up to the mid 60s by the noon hour. south breezes hour. the amp high 67 and 70 degrees. certainly close to the record territory. now we are going to see the sun and clouds trade places from time to time today. periods of sunshine and periods of clouds, but we are staying dry. the early morning temperatures 46 waukesha and 52 degrees at the airport. we are easily get another 15 degrees. we talk 60s tomorrow. we time out the cold front coming up. now the matt salemme on the way >> if you are getting on your way, good shape on the roadways. things are moving nicely across the freeway system. dry pavement and light volume out there. travel times... no crashes to report. i will check again before launching. back to you. ben: wisn 12 news time is developments in

melinda: and i am melinda davenport. coming up, a group of volunt dakota. why they say they felt a call to help pipeline protesters there. ben: and later, many people are traveling this holiday weekend. the groups teaming up in our area to make sure you get to your destination safely. first, meteorologist jeremy nelson has a look at the all-important holiday forecast. jeremy: good thanksgiving morning. happy thanksgiving if you are traveling for today. we dry things out across the badger state. how about outside the weather window in milwaukee the pavement dried out over not -- overnight and it cooled off. 39 currently and the wind turned around. peak gusts at 26 miles per hour in the last hour in the city. the wind will settle down when they get a couple hours down the road. here is a look at your forecast. we stay above freezing entire day, clouds this afternoon with temperatures around or the one. look at that early sunset time. we look ahead to friday, saturday, and sunday in just a few minutes. melinda: you can track the forecast on-the-go this holiday

in wauwatosa, melinda davenport wisn 12 news. patrick: doctors at children's say there is no known cause for exstrophy. it occurs four to eight weeks after a woman becomes pregnant. it's not caused by something the mother did, or didn't do, while she was pregnant nor is it hereditary. children's hospital celebrated another milestone this weekend. for the first time ever in the u.s., their doctors saved a baby, born without a trachea. april at the marshfield clinic in central wisconsin. doctors made thomas a new windpipe using a piece of synthetic material. thomas is now home with his parents. toya: right now, we want to take a look at what's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. joyce garbaciak is in the newsroom with a look ahead. joyce: only on wisn 12 news at 6:00, a grandmother in mourning. >> crying out for help. joyce: just days after her granddaughter was hit and killed after running out onto the freeway, hear her invitation to then, a parking puzzle in wauwatosa. the newly redesigned system now in place in the village, that'

davenport: no, it's a bad connection. i'm having trouble hearing you. what? only what i read in the papers. [ door closes ] jesus, i think you should come into my office. no, look, calm down. i'll be there. i'll meet you at 7:45. did i hear the phone? uh, nervous client. it was for me. you want some coffee? item seven -- mick belker is undercover at michigan and 143. our information is that a loan shark is operating a 6-for-5 o oration out of a lunch wagon down there. he's feeding off the area factory workers and the construction workers. now mick's gonna be running a competition roach coach. wardlow rides with ziff, altieri with carson. also, everybody say hello to officererathryn mcbride. she's a transfer from the polk. officer mcbride is gonna be riding with sergeant bates. item nine -- wants and warrants. now there's three new composites on the upstairs board, people. let's everybody keep our 316 files current. also, warrants continue on jesus martinez -- hispanic, late 20s -- in connection with the courthouse investigation of judge fixing in the 17th dis

melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it is 4:30 on this friday november 4. good morning south. sally: we're talking about find november weather is tumbling and in time for the weekend. you can see a wave from lake michigan for the most part it extends further into illinois. three miles at waukesha. not quite as foggy as it was in lent. most of this is going to be inland. in the 30's. 34 in west bend. 44 at the airport. everybody will come out of the 50's and into the 60's. patchy fog becoming sunny. gorgeous weather is a look at sunny skies and mid 60's. melinda. when you're on the go take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. ben: later today the former milwaukee police officer accused of sexual assault will be back tim: dominique heaggan-brown is scheduled to be arraigned later this morning. earlier this week the department fired him from his job. and last night the milwaukee fire and police commission made it official that heaggan-brown is no longer on the force. in october he was charged with sex