deandra corinthios is live from the election commission warehouse with the details. in milwaukee county, a petition by the green party to test every voting machine slowed the process. once on in the city of milwaukee, workers recounted 30-thousand ballots and found one or two errors. in the suburbs, the election commission tossed out eight ballots after finding errors. that means the most the margin could have changed so far is eight. far from the 22,177 that president-elect donald trump won by. this all came after all the milwaukee county voting machines were tested. a jill stein supporter objected decision to only publicly test two of the voting machines being used in the recount commissioners came back and decided to test them all. one of them was broken and had to be fixed. "theres nothing like a 100 percent quality check. if youre in a factory and theres a problem, sometimes you have to check everything " the recount starts back up again every day except sunday leading up to that date live in milw dc fox6 news visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and c

reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. also breaking news - a man died after a shooting and crash. officials say the victim hit before hitting a house near 36th and thurston. people in the area who heard the crash...came out to try and help the man. emergency crews attempted life-saving measures but the man died. crews then found a bullet wound...but have not said where they think that initial shooting took place. the man was from out of town. police continue to investigate. a middle school couple is charged as adults, accused of making a kill list... angelica has this developing story in the newsroom. according to a criminal complaint, 15-year-old jasminne 14-year- old darryl roeschen were talking on facebook. piechocki was naming people she wanted killed.her mother read the conversation and told school officials. the complaint states the students admitted to having the conversation, with piechocki saying she has a dark mind. roeschen told administrators he thought it was a joke and he never intended to kill anyone. schoo

deandra corinthios is live near the scene at 35th and silver spring with the latest 15 year old melanie johnson was inside her mother's home...when police the shooter or shooters fired into the building from outside. this was the scene shortly afetr 6 p-m monday night. anxious relatives gathered near the scene at 35th and silver johnson was the intended target. johnsons sister tells us her younger sibling didn't have any enemies. she says johnson was quote "perfect"...she liked to read and enjoyed being a babysitter. she says she had just seen her sister that afternoon...then she got a phone call with the awful news. "im sorry for my mom im sorry for other siblings im sorry i just i just really i just really need to know who did this what is going on what is happening" relatives say johnson was in the kitchen when she was shot. kitchen when she was shot. mpd is searching for suspects. live at 35th and silver spring dc fox6 news. milwaukee police are also investigating a homicide near 5th and walnut. officers say a 27-year-old man was shot shortly before eleven yesterday morning. the vic

reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. new this morning ---milwaukee police are also investigating another homicide. police say a into a home. officials say the victim hit a couple of signs and power pole before hitting a house near 36th and thurston. people in the area who heard the crash...came out to try and help the man. emergency crews attempted life-saving measures but the man died. crews then found a bullet wound...but have not said where they think that initial shooting took place. the man was from out of town. one of the men who pleaded guilty for the fatal shooting of 5-year-old laylah petersen will learn his fate t planned to get revenge but instead shot at the wrong house in 2014. carl barrett jr. was sentenced one week ago. he will spend 65 years in prison. paul farr also pleaded guilty for his role. gordon's sentencing hearing is set for 8- 15 this morning. a former new berlin west teacher is sentenced for having sex with a student. 29-year-old sara domres pleaded guilty to two felony counts of sexual assault

but first we'll head to deandra corinthios -- she's hitting the road... how are conditions for drivers right now deandra? we'll continue our team coverage mother nature last night... grocery stores were packed with people wanting to make sure their kitchens were fully stocked before the storm. fox metro market in shorewood. nats we all knew-- when it was coming--- 06:35 im kind of rushing right now. but we all waited-- until the final moments. 06:37 its starting to snow a little bit. inside the metro market in shorewood-- 40:13 i bought everything.... carts are filled-- 40:15 meat, fruits, vegetables, all the lunch snacks leticia and gabi ibarra-- pick up the essentials. 43:00 everybody always waits until the last minute. they empty store shelves-- so the next few days can be spent in hibernation. 40:06 i am not driving in snow and i will not drive in the freezing cold. for a few minutes-- there is a chance--to escape the cold-- flowers in bloom remind--shoppers of warmer days-- as they sift through meat and bread. 23:37 normally, saturdays are pretty bus

deandra corinthios is live near the scene at 35th and silver spring with the latest 15 year old melanie johnson was inside her mother's home...when police the shooter or shooters fired this was the scene shortly afetr 6 p-m monday night. anxious relatives gathered near the scene at 35th and silver spring. police say it is unclear if johnson was the intended target. johnsons sister tells us her younger sibling didn't have any enemies. she says johnson was quote "perfect"...she liked to read and enjoyed being a babysitter. she says she had just seen her sister that afternoon...then she got a phone call with the awful news. "im sorry for my mom im sorry for other siblings im sorry i what is happening" relatives say johnson was in the kitchen when she was shot. mpd is searching for suspects. live at 35th and silver spring dc fox6 news. new overnight - police are investigating after a 48-year-old man was shot in his right shoulder. the shooting happened around 12:30 near 4th and center. police say several people w when one of the people pulled out a gun and shot the man. he is expected to su

deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee election commssion warehouse with what's ahead today. ballot counting begins at 8 am 8 absentee ballots in milwaukee county were rejected due to errors. and...one of the voting machines had to be fixed. thursday elections commissioners two of the 30 voting machines being used in the recount... but a supporter of green party candidate jill stein objected. milwaukee county commissioners then decided to test all 30. one of them was broken, and had to be fixed that's why they didn't start counting votes until three hours past the original start time. the first city of milwaukee ballots finally got fed through the machines just after noon. suburban ballots, two hours later. besides 130 inspectors, representatives from parties were also here to challenge questionable ballots. "there have been a couple that have been rejected because they were improperly filed " hillary clinton trails donald trump by over 22,000 votes. there is no indication the numbers have shifted very much after the recount's first day. the deadline to finish the recount is

family members want justice...and police are searching for suspects deandra corinthios is live near the scene at 35th and silver spring. relatives say the victim was in her mom's kitchen when she was shot. police it is unclear if johnson was the intended target. m melanie johnson liked to read and enjoyed being a babysitter. they gathered outside johnson's mother's home near 35th and silver spring monday night...and are devastated when police give them the news. police say around 6 pm...police say the shooter fired into the building from outside. a bullet struck johnson...killing her. johnson's sister says she's devastated. she says she doesn't know why this happened...and wants to know who pulled the trigger. and says she's tired of violence in the neighborhood. put the guns down. put the guns down. its too many kids losing their lives behind nonsense every child a time to grow up for neighbors this was a familiar scene. less than two months ago, the owner of a nearby bar was shot and killed in his business. live at 35th and silver spring deandra corinthios fox6 news this just in -- pr

fox6s deandra corinthios has the story. to a good start but the excitement continues with story time... "no way said the farmer brown" and the first graders at saint anthony elementary school welcome special guests: ""do you like to read?" volunteers from kpmg -the audit tax and advisory services firm read to the students. then hand out bags of books! childrens classics...like green eggs and ham...and where the wild things are: "i love wild things like wild lions or monsters or wild to add to her library "i have like 50 books!" saint anthonys has 123 first graders. and kpmg gives each student five brand new books... "just putting books in childrens hands is the best way to get them excited about reading" a gift educators say will help students meet their goal... "we suggest to our families that everyone reads 15 to 20 minutes every night to keep "i make sure i dont watch tv at night and just get a book and read" the student body is 99 percent hispanic... "we want them to be bilingual and at the same time we want them to be

but let's start with deandra corinthios at milwaukee's election commission warehouse... and deandra... the first ballots weren't counted there for more than three hours? in milwaukee county, a petition by the green party to test every voting machine slowed the process. once on track-- almost no problems with ballots were found. in the city of milwaukee, workers recounted 30-thousand ballots and found one or two errors. in the suburbs, the election commission tossed out eight ballots after finding errors. eight. far from the 22,177 that president-elect donald trump won by. this all came after all the milwaukee county voting machines were tested. a jill stein supporter objected to the election commissioners decision to only publicly test two of the voting machines being used in the recount commissioners came back and decided to test them all. one of them was broken and had to be fixed. "theres nothing like a 100 percent quality check. if youre in a factory and theres a problem, sometimes you have to check everything " at 8 am. the deadline to finish is dec 12....and they pl

deandra corinthios is live near the scene at 35th and silver spring with the latest 15 year old melanie johnson was inside her mother's home...when police the shooter or shooters fired into the building from outside. 6 p-m monday night. anxious relatives gathered near the scene at 35th and silver spring. police say it is unclear if johnson was the intended target. johnsons sister tells us her younger sibling didn't have any enemies. she says johnson was quote "perfect"...she liked to read and enjoyed being a babysitter. she says she had just seen her sister that afternoon...then she got a phone for other siblings im sorry i just i just really i just really need to know who did this what is going on what is happening" relatives say johnson was in the kitchen when she was shot. mpd is searching for suspects. live at 35th and silver spring dc fox6 news. afternoon...then she got a phone call with the awful news. "im sorry for my mom im sorry for other siblings im sorry i just i just really i just really need to know who did this what is going on what is happening" relatives say johnson was

fox6s deandra corinthios introduces you to ocho. k9 ocho is trained to locate weapons...sniff out drugs...even track and apprehend a suspect. "the drive in these dogs is so natural, they want to work they love it" ocho is the newest member of the greenfield police departments k9 unit. one of two police dogs on the force... and officer jonah kowalkowski is his handler. they both just got back from training together in for just under two weeks and hes been on a couple of calls already. the first one was a very exciting one" "our very first night working together there was armed robbery at a local gas station, two individuals came in and robbed the clerks at gunpoint" but ochos job is more than chasing bad guys. "nats dog chewing on gun" hes a bond between the police department...and the community. "he will be in a parade we have already done a school with the girl scouts" love...loyalty and respect is the foundation of this relationship. it's one that will last a lifetime...while the pair works together to keep the streets safe. in gr

our deandra corinthios has more from the elections commission warehouse. ballot counting begins at 8 am 8 absentee ballots in milwaukee county were rejected due to errors. and...one of the voting machines had to be fixed. thursday elections commissioners decided to publicly test only two of the 30 voting machines being green party candidate jill stein objected. milwaukee county commissioners then decided to test all 30. one of them was broken, and had to be fixed that's why they didn't start counting votes until three hours past the original start time. the first city of milwaukee ballots finally got fed through the machines just after noon. suburban ballots, two hours later. besides 130 inspectors, representatives from the republican, democratic and green parties were also here to challenge questionable ballots. "there improperly filed " hillary clinton trails donald trump by over 22,000 votes. there is no indication the numbers have shifted very much after the recount's first day. the deadline to finish the recount is december 12 reporting in milwaukee d

reporting in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news." doctors say baby boomers are they say often people don't realize they have the disease...until they suffer a flare-up...like in wing's case. if you have questions about the virus, check out the links" section on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. we have a list of frequently asked questions -- answered by the c- d-c. a big day here at fox six. out with the old -- and in with the new. it took weeks of work... but the new and improved fox six weather deck -- is officially completed. we totally got rid of the old one and started from stratch. we've posted this timelapse ono com... boxes to weather weather light rain, snow and mix a few flurries may linger into thursday morning then staying mainly cloudy. sunny breaks expected friday into saturday but it'll be much cooler. highs will struggle to reach into the upper 30s. another storm system will bring the chance for rain and snow sunday tonight: light rain/snow showers. low: 35 wind: w 5-10 mph thursday: morning flurries then mostly

reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. and more breaking news this morning. a man is dead after a shooting and crash. officials say the victim was of signs and power pole before rolling to a stop at a home near 36th and thurston. people who heard the crash.. tried to help the man . emergency crews attempted c-p-r but the man died. afterward they found a gunshot wound on his back. the man was from out of town. police continue to investigate. the latest now on the recount here in wisconsin. more than 400 missing ballots turn up in greenfield. so far -- the greenfield city clerk doesn't want to say much about it. angelica joins us now with more. 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 put a plan in place for the future. the

our deandra corinthios has more from the scene. 15 year old melanie johnson was inside her mother's home...when police say the shooter or shooters fired into the building from outside. this was the scene shortly after 6 p-m monday night. anxious relatives gathered near the scene at 35th and silver spring. police say it is unclear if johnsons sister tells us her younger sibling didn't have any enemies. she says johnson was quote "perfect"...she liked to read and enjoyed being a babysitter. she says she had just seen her sister that afternoon...then she got a phone call with the awful news. "im sorry for my mom im sorry for other siblings im sorry i just i just really i just really need to know who did this what is going on what is happening" relatives say johnson was in the kitchen when she was shot. mpd is searching for suspects. at 35th and silver spring dc fox6 news. police are investigating a shooting on milwaukee's north side. they say a 48-year-old man was shot in his right shoulder. it happened about 12:30 near 4th and center. police say several people were fighting over an ongoing

in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. the red cross trains volunteers for disaster response throughout the year. if you're interested in that -- or if you'd like to donate to the cause-- check out the links section of fox6 now dot com. president-elect donald t jet soon. but he's not too happy about the price tag. what he had to say about boeing's new air force one. the chairman of the milwaukee county board weighs in on an audit looking at the quality of medical care at the jail... the questions raised because of four train has arrived in wauwatosa just a short time ago. the train makes stops all-over--- raising money for local charities. tonight -- the train will continue on to hartland, then watertown, and its final stop for the day is in president-elect trump is making another stop on his "thank you tour" tonight-- heading to north carolina to greet voters. before leaving-- mr. trump met with another slew of potential hires... while also blasting boeing airlines for the price of a new air-force-one. fox's joel waldman

let's start with deandra corinthios at the milwaukee election

fox6s deandra corinthios explains how you can help. thought possible" this is day one of the make a wish radio-a thon "lets make those phones start ringing early" raising money to grant wishes for hundreds of wisconsin children suffering from life threatening illnesses. tune in to 95 point 7 big f-m this thursday and friday youll hear from kids like rebekah stege... "we went hiking lots of different places" her wish to visit zion national park...was granted this past september "by then i was doing pretty good and i could climb around and it was like everything was back to normal so it was like a celebration of my recovery" to look forward to during her fight against anca vasculitis...an autoimmune disease that at one point prevented her from walking. "this has given her hope that yeah things get tough in life but we have to be patient and persistent and keep at it" make a wish wisconsin hopes to raise 200 thousand dollars through the radio-a-thon to grant wishes this holiday season "we grant a lot of wishes during this time a lot of ch

fox6s deandra corinthios explains what this means for patient care heart beat sounds the alarm... techs at the aurora medical center in grafton...see it in real time. "even when the patient doesnt have a nurse in front of them talking to them" the techs connect with nurses and doctors in a matter of seconds. "in cardiac patients it makes a huge difference if you can catch the patient when the problem starts to happen" but now ...a new" telemetry heart monitoring hub" transmits data from patients at three aurora inside this room at the grafton location, two telemetry techs can monitor about 120 different patients. on the top left-hand side of that screen, patients in hartford. on the top right hand side of that screen, soon, patients in sheboygan. the rest of the patients on the screen are here in grafton" the mequon company techteriors worked with g-e healthcare to customize the hospital's vision: "we are actually able to take all of the separate screens we display " telemetry techs are on hand 24 hours a day 7 days a week. this takes some pressure off the nurses who used to have

reporting in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. police are investigating an armed robbery on milwaukee's north west side. it happened around 8-30 last night at "the wing stop" near 76th and good hope showed a silver and black handgun during the robbery... and was able to get away with a tray of money. the suspect is believed to be an african-american male... roughly 5- feet-3 inches tall. he was wearing a green vampire mask, grey sweatshirt, grey pants, and gloves. no one was injured. adlib to weather blustery and chilly this morning with wind chills in the single digits. expect flurries and some light snow showers throughout the day. high temperatures will reach with wind chills in the teens. overnight lows drop into the teens to right around 20. filtered afternoon sun expected friday as a high pressure passes to our south then snow showers move in saturday evening and continue sunday. behind the snow we see even colder air move into southeast wisconsin. highs will only reach into the teens with lows in the single digits. today: s

let's start with deandra corinthios... who's live on milwaukee's south side...from the city's election commission warehouse. all of the ballots for milwaukee county have been moved to this location... they're under lock and key...and guarded...until 9 am...when the transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves more than 440-thousand ballots all together. the final decision will be made this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. 14 counties will use optical scanners for the recount...including waukesha and sheboygan counties 48 counties will recount the vote kenosha counties. 10 will use both - like walworth county. in our area, costs range from 36- thousand in sheboygan county... to more than a half million in milwaukee county. for milwaukee county... were not anticipating there will be a wide variance in the going to see a change in the outcome of the winner of th

deandra corinthios has more challenging at times. the eastbound lanes of i-894 near 60th street reopened this morning after an overnight crash caused them to be shut down. the greenfield fire department tweeted that it involved a plow truck and a vehicle...and that one person was taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition -- or what caused the crash. all lanes reopened around five this morning. and a reminder to all drivers to use caution on the roads-- this is a s-u-v that ran into an electrical box and some trees near sunday evening. some tow truck drivers say they were working for more than 24 hours since the snow started on saturday. "we havent had any real bad crashes. there have been a lot of vehicles in the ditch, people backing off their driveways :12 believe it or not, a lot of jumpstarts." waukesha county authorities say there was one crash that resulted in an injury. and 38 reports of cars sliding into weather right from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and appl

catches fire overnight...leaving the sanctuary seriously damaged this happened at 12th and brown deandra corinthios is live from milwaukee police district three with what we know about the investigation this happened at all saints there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. when our crew arrived on scene firefighters were on top of the building ....hosing down the roof. mfd responded to all saints fellowship christian church some time after one a-m.... fire officials say it appears the blaze started inside the building...but the cause is under investigation. it's unclear how this will impact the church's bible study scheduled on sunday. fire officials estimate damage to the church is about 100 thousand dollars reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news a man is in critical condition this morning after being hit by a car overnight. milwaukee police say the 61-year-old walked into the street near hampton and appleton around eleven last night...and then was hit by a car. the driver stayed on scene. the man was taken to the hospital..and

reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. new this morning ---milwaukee police are also investigating another homicide. police say a man was shot last night around 9-30 and then crashed into a home. officials hit a couple of signs and power pole before hitting a house near 36th and thurston. people in the area who heard the crash...came out to try and help the man. emergency crews attempted life-saving measures but the man died. crews then found a bullet wound...but have not said where they think that initial shooting took place. the man was from out of town. one of the men who pleaded guilty for the fatal shooting of 5-year-old laylah petersen is in court right now. instead shot at the wrong house in 2014. carl barrett jr. was sentenced one week ago. he will spend 65 years in prison. paul farr also pleaded guilty for his role. gordon's sentencing hearing is got underway at 8-15 this morning. a former new berlin west teacher is sentenced for having sex with a student. 29-year-old sara domres pleaded guilty to two felony count

deandra corinthios is live in milwaukee...with what happens next in the process. the recount and election night results have been minor. as milwaukee county is finished...the county must submit its results to the wisconsin election commission tabulators spent thursday double checking all 29 thousand ballots cast on november 8th in west allis...the final municipality in milwaukee county to finish. there was a hold up in milwaukee as ballots got jammed in one of the machines - 400 some ballots were discovered this week at greenfield city hall... poll workers in 3 wards did not properly package them at the end of election day for transport to milwaukee county. but those have now all been accounted for. george martin -- a representative for the green party -- spoke as the recount finished. he praised milwaukee county clerks and staff for their hard work. "this is difficult stuff, we had some political reasons as to why. and again we did it not to the advantage of to assure that our voting system works." a federal judge is set to consider halting wisconsin's madison...

deandra corinthios is live off i-94 in west allis with the interstate but you could sitll find some slick spots. in milwaukee...102 salt trucks were deployed sunday...to make this morning's commute a bit easier. milwaukee dpw crews pre-treated the roads saturday, then, the salt trucks went out on the main highways throughout the day, tackling secondary roads in the late afternoon and evening. crashes...including this one on northbound i-41 north of highway 60. a wisconsin state patrol trooper's squad was struck by a vehicle. thankfully he's going to be okay... most drivers though say they had no issues getting around. "the roads were a little bit of water little it of moisture on ground but not too slippery it seemed like the salt trucks had been of room on the roads. live in west allis dc fox6 news. breaking news this morning - president elect donald trump... expected to nominate doctor ben carson to serve as secretary of housing and urban development. the secretary of housing and urban development oversees federl helps formulate policy on homelessness and housing discrimination. carson

but first we start with deandra corinthios live from the milwaukee election commission warehouse --- where things will pick back up in an hour. ballot counting begins at 8 am 8 absentee ballots in milwaukee county had thursday elections commissioners decided to publicly test only two of the 30 voting machines being used in the recount... but a supporter of green party candidate jill stein objected. milwaukee county commissioners then decided to test all 30. one of them was broken, and had to be fixed that's why they didn't start counting votes until three hours past the original start time. the first city of milwaukee ballots finally got fed through the machines just after noon. suburban ballots, two hours later. besides 130 inspectors, representatives from the republican, democratic and green parties were also here to chall "there have been a couple that have been rejected because they were improperly filed " hillary clinton trails donald trump by over 22,000 votes. there is no indication the numbers have shifted very much after the recount's first day. the deadline to finish the re

let's start with deandra corinthios... who's live on milwaukee's south side...from the city's election commission warehouse. all of the ballots for milwaukee county have been moved to this location... they're under lock and key...and wednesday... ballots were transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves more than 440-thousand ballots all together. the final decision will be made this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. 14 counties will use optical scanners for the recount...including waukesha and sheboygan counties 48 counties will recount the vote by hand... including ozaukee, 10 will use both - like walworth county. in our area, costs range from 36- thousand in sheboygan county... to more than a half million in milwaukee county. for milwaukee county... were not anticipating there will be a wide variance in the vote totals. i dont think were going to see a chan

deandra corinthios is live off i-94 in west allis with the latest no traces of snow left on the interstate but you could sitll find some slick spots. in milwaukee...102 salt trucks were deployed sunday...to make this the roads saturday, then, the salt trucks went out on the main highways throughout the day, tackling secondary roads in the late afternoon and evening. there were a few crashes...including this one on northbound i-41 north of highway 60. a wisconsin state patrol trooper's squad was struck by a vehicle. thankfully he's going to be okay... most drivers though say they had no issues getting around. "the roads were a little bit of water little it of moistur seemed like the salt trucks had been out a little bit" dpw reminds drivers to give other drivers and plows plenty of room on the roads. live in west allis dc fox6 news. breaking news this morning - president elect donald trump... expected to nominate doctor ben carson to serve as secretary of housing and urban urban development oversees federal public housing programs and helps formulate policy on homelessness and housing discr

a milwaukee church catches fire sanctuary seriously damaged this happened at 12th and brown deandra corinthios is live from milwaukee police district three with what we know about the investigation this happened at all saints fellowship christian church... there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. when our crew arrived on scene firefighters were on top of the building ....hosing down the roof. mfd responded to all saints fellowship christian church some ti fire officials say it appears the blaze started inside the building...but the cause is under investigation. it's unclear how this will impact the church's bible study scheduled for tomorrow night...or services on sunday. fire officials estimate damage to the church is about 100 thousand dollars reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news a man hit by a car overnight is in very critical condition. milwaukee police say the 61-year-old walked into the by a passing car. the driver stayed on scene. the man was taken to the hospital..and we're told he has several serious injuries. police continue to investigate. and in west allis police

deandra corinthios is live on the east side with more. the dpw called for an overnight the dpw called for an overnight snow removal operation. the four inch rule is in effect... to avoid getting ticketed or posted signs carefully... the four inch rule means no parking is allowed on the side of the street where the sign is posted until the snow has been removed --day or night--any time of the year. you should also familiarize yourself with the 48 hour exception streets on those streets...sunday night through 6 am today...cars need to be on the odd side of the street. and tonight...through tuesday morning those cars need to move to the even side of the roads...allowing them to clear all of the snow before a cold front moves in later this week. some east side residents tell us they've been through this before. " it was my fault i was out of town and when i got back i couldnt find my car and then i got a note from the city saying we have your car" city crews will be clearing bus stops and sidewalks this morning. plows will also make passes on

let's start with deandra corinthios... who's live on milwaukee's south side...from the city's election commission warehouse. good morning! all of the ballots for milwaukee county have been moved to this location... they're under lock and key...and guarded...until 9 am...when the recount will begin. transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves more than 440-thousand ballots all together. the final decision will be made this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. 14 counties will use optical scanners for the recount...including waukesha and sheboygan counties 48 counties will recount the vote by 10 will use both - like walworth county. clerks will be keeping track of their costs - like overtime, mileage and covering temporary workers. in our area, costs range from 36- thousand in sheboygan county... to more than a half million in milwaukee county. for milwaukee count

fox sixs deandra corinthios shows you how the new caf is changing intoxicating aromas of black bean chili and chocolate chip oat cookiesboth vegan-- fill the air at tricklebee caf. "we go with whatever comes in from the farms" inside the storefront at 44th and north, fresh and local ingredients determine the menu of the day for anyone to enjoy. "people can eat here even if they dont have the means to pay for their meal" the pay what you can model at this mostly vegan vegetarian cafe ...means those who can afford the five or so dollars or more... while others can make up the cost a different way. "they could come maybe volunteer in exchange for their meal" tricklebee is a ministry of the moravian church. its part of the 'one world everybody eats' network there are close to 60 similar cafes in the country...and 50 more in the start up phase. all with the same goal: help those in need. "dilapidated storefronts like this one is part of what drew tricklebee caf to this particular area. they want to help revitalize the neighborhood. plus they say this area is a 'food desert.' which means no acc

deandra corinthios is live near repairers of the breach, near 14th and vliet. efforts are underway to make sure those in need are safe. the shelter is normally only when temperatures hit 10 or below, the shelter opens back up overnight the demand for help spikes this time of year. repairers of the breach has been busy. on monday night--12 people passed through, tuesday afternoon more than 100. that number is expected to grow as the cold air sticks around. staff are working extra hours....putting out food, scarves and hats. "we greet them, offer them a hot shower, a hot cup of coffee, a hot meal, a sleeping bag, a put the chairs together and lay down. at about 11 o'clock things settle down and we might even put a movie in and go through the night in warmth " if you are in need or know someone who is, you are encouraged to call 2-1-1. the county can put those who need help in touch with the proper resources. live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. turning to the transition of power - president-elect donald trump... bringing his "thank you tour" to west allis. angelica's

deandra corinthios has more on what happens next in the process. so far the discrepancies between the recount and election night results have been minor. as milwaukee county is finished...the county must submit its results to the wisconsin election commission tabulators spent thursday cast on november 8th in west allis...the final municipality in milwaukee county to finish. there was a hold up in milwaukee as ballots got jammed in one of the machines - but around 8 pm milwaukee county closed the book on its recount. 400 some ballots were discovered this week at greenfield city hall... poll workers in 3 wards did not properly package them at the end of election day for transport to milwaukee county. but those have now all been representative for the green party -- spoke as the recount finished. he praised milwaukee county clerks and staff for their hard work. "this is difficult stuff, we had some political reasons as to why. and again we did it not to the advantage of one candidate or the other but to assure that our voting system works." a federal

deandra corinthios is live near repairers of the breach, near 14th and vliet. efforts are underway to make sure those in need are safe. the shelter is normally only open during the daytime, but when overnight the demand for help spikes this time of year. repairers of the breach has been busy. on monday night--12 people passed through, tuesday afternoon more than 100. that number is expected to grow as the cold air sticks around. staff are working extra hours....putting out food, scarves and hats. " the heat bill goes up water bill goes up resources get low but it is rewarding because when they are here overnight they usually stay and use our resources our classroom, our times before winter is over they have changed their lives" if you are in need or know someone who is, you are encouraged to call 2-1-1. the county can put those who need help in touch with the proper resources. live in milwaukee dc say a ceasefire between the syrian government and rebel forces in eastern aleppo has been breached. shelling is now hitting rebel-held neighborhoods... russia says th

catches fire overnight...leaving the sanctuary seriously damaged this happened at 12th and brown deandra corinthios is live from milwaukee police district three with wha investigation this happened at all saints fellowship christian church... there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. when our crew arrived on scene firefighters were on top of the building ....hosing down the roof. mfd responded to all saints fellowship christian church some time after one a-m.... fire officials say it appears the blaze started inside the building...but the cause is under investigation. it's unclear how this will impact the for tomorrow night...or services on sunday. fire officials estimate damage to the church is about 100 thousand dollars reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news happening now in cudahy-- police are looking for a man wanted for child enticement. he was last seen yesterday afternoon on edgerton and swift avenue. they say he approached a 13- year-old girl in his car three times while she was walking home. and he made sexu he's was last seen wearing a baseball hat and driving a blue or gr

deandra corinthios is live from the wauwatosa police department with the details. officer joseph mensah shot jay anderson six times...killing him. the wauwatosa police chief says the officer received mandatory counseling after the shooting and is cleared to return to and is cleared to return to work. he will not face charges this is the dashcam video. were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. the wauwatosa police department does not have body cameras. but the shooting was recorded because immediately after the shots were fired, officer mensah remotely activated the camera in his squad, which retroactively records 20 seconds prior to hitting the button. chief weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, who was asleep in anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat it was a ruger 9 mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the chamber. mensah called for backup...anderson allegedly reached for the gun. 'on several occasions, the subjec

deandra corinthios is live on the east side with more. snow removal operation. the four inch rule is in effect... to avoid getting ticketed or towed...you'll want to read posted signs carefully... the four inch rule means no parking is allowed on the side of the street where the sign is posted until the snow has been removed --day or night--any time of the year. you should also familiarize yourself streets...sunday night through 6 am today...cars need to be on the odd side of the street. and tonight...through tuesday morning those cars need to move to the even side of the street. dpw officials say this will help them avoid icy roads...allowing them to clear all of the snow before a cold front moves in later this week. some east side residents tell us they've been through this before. " it was my fault i was out of town and when i got back i couldnt find my car and then i got a note from car" city crews will be clearing bus stops and sidewalks this morning. plows will also make passes on the side streets live on the east side dc fox6 news.. in waukesha county...

deandra corinthios is live from the wauwatosa police department with the details. officer joseph mensah shot jay anderson six times...killing the officer received mandatory counseling after the shooting and is cleared to return to work. he will not face charges this is the dashcam video. were freezing the video right before shots are fired, but police chief barry weber says mensahs use of force is justified. the wauwatosa police department does not have body cameras. but the shooting was recorded because immediately after the shots were fired, officer mensah remotely activated the camera in his squad, which retroactively records 20 seconds prior to hitt chief weber says mensah confronted jay anderson, who was asleep in his car on june 23rd. anderson was asked to up his hands up after the officer noticed a gun on the passenger seat it was a ruger 9 mm loaded with 16 rounds of ammunition and one in the chamber. mensah called for backup...anderson allegedly reached for the gun. 'on several occasions, the subject started to lower his right while leaning toward the fron

reporting in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news." doctors say baby boomers are most at risk for hepatitis c. they say often people don't realize they have the disease... until they suffer a flare-up... like in wing's case. a snowplow in maine getting rid of the snow in an unexpected way.. this truck caught fire in front of the maine warden service office -- causing several explosions. no one was injured in the explosion -- but employees were not able to put out the fire on their own. they tried using an extinguisher but the flames were too intense. volunteer firefighters later arrived and put it out. a pipeline explosion lit up the night sky near kansas city, missouri overnight. people who live nearby say they could see the bright flames but 10-inch line carrying liquid propane was buried underground. officials aren't sure what caused it to rupture. the louisana-based company was able to shut the pipeline off... and the fire was out in two hours. no one was hurt and no property was lost. a michigan city has decided to take down its o

deandra corinthios explains how you can help. "youre going to meet kids that are stronger than you ever thought possible" wi "lets make those phones start ringing early" raising money to grant wishes for hundreds of wisconsin children suffering from life threatening illnesses. tune in to 95 point 7 big f-m this thursday and friday youll hear from kids like rebekah stege... "we went hiking lots of different places" her wish to visit zion national park...was granted this past september "by then i was doing pretty good and i could climb around and it was like everything was back to normal so it was like a celebration of my recovery" the trip gave rebekah something to loo fight against anca vasculitis...an autoimmune disease that at one point prevented her from walking. "this has given her hope that yeah things get tough in life but we have to be patient and persistent and keep at it" make a wish wisconsin hopes to raise 200 thousand dollars through the radio-a-thon to grant wishes this holiday season "we grant a lot of wishes during

in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. the red cross trains volunteers for disaster response throughout the year. if you're interested -- or if you'd like to donate to the cause-- check out the links oakland fire officials say they've finished searching 90 percent of the warehouse where dozens died in a fire during a dance party. the deputy fire chief says that by midnight tonight-- the remaining 10 percent of the building will be searched. firefighters have started knocking down parts of the building that were structurally unsound. they say the debris will fall on areas that have already been searched for bodies. "we're going to continue the in continue the process until absolutely every piece of debris is removed from this building and every area has been searched." meantime - recovery efforts at the site of the fire are taking an emotional toll on firefighters. the chaplain for the oakland fire department reveals that for many firefighters this is the first time they are working an incident with so many casualties. "it'

our deandra corinthios has more from west allis. no traces of snow left on the interstate but you could sitll find some slick spots. in milwaukee...102 morning's commute a bit easier. milwaukee dpw crews pre-treated the roads saturday, then, the salt trucks went out on the main highways throughout the day, tackling secondary roads in the late afternoon and evening. there were a few crashes...including this one on northbound i-41 north of highway 60. a wisconsin state patrol trooper's squad was struck by a vehicle. thankfully he's going to be okay... most drivers though say they had "the roads were a little bit of water little it of moisture on ground but not too slippery it seemed like the salt trucks had been out a little bit" dpw reminds drivers to give other drivers and plows plenty of room on the roads. in west allis dc fox6 shooting on milwaukee's north side. officials say that a 25-year-old man was shot and injured in an exchange of gunfire with another man. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok. a 19-year-old

fox6s deandra corinthios explains what this means for patient care -- and the hospitals. an irregularity in a patients heart beat sounds the alarm... center in grafton...see it in real time. "even when the patient doesnt have a nurse in front of them talking to them" the techs connect with nurses and doctors in a matter of seconds. "in cardiac patients it makes a huge difference if you can catch the patient when the problem starts to happen" but now ...a new" telemetry heart monitoring hub" transmits data from patients at three aurora healthcare locations. "from inside this room at the grafton location, two telemetry techs can monitor about 120 patients in hartford. on the top right hand side of that screen, soon, patients in sheboygan. the rest of the patients on the screen are here in grafton" the mequon company techteriors worked with g-e healthcare to customize the hospital's vision: "we are actually able to take all of the separate screens we combine them into one large display " telemetry techs are on hand 24 hours a day 7 days a week. this takes some pressure off t

deandra corinthios is live off i-94 in west allis with the latest no traces of snow left on the interstate but you could sitll find some slick spots. in milwaukee...102 salt trucks were deployed sunday...to make this morning's commute a bit easier. milwaukee dpw crews pre-treated the roads saturday, then, the salt trucks throughout the day, tackling secondary roads in the late afternoon and evening. there were a few crashes...including this one on northbound i-41 north of highway 60. a wisconsin state patrol trooper's squad was struck by a vehicle. thankfully he's going to be okay... most drivers though say they had no issues getting around. "the roads were a little bit of water little it of moisture on seemed like the salt trucks had been out a little bit" dpw reminds drivers to give other drivers and plows plenty of room on the roads. live in west allis dc fox6 news. breaking news this morning - president elect donald trump... expected to nominate ben carson to serve as secretary of housing and urban development. the secretary of housing and urban development oversees federal public hous

our deandra corinthios has more from the election commission warehouse. milwaukee county is preparing for a recount of more than 440 thousand ballots... this can be done by hand but will likely be done with the use of optical will speed up the process... the recount results for the whole state will have to be certified and completed by december 12th. a judge denied former green party presidential candidate jill steins request to force a state hand recount earlier this week. 48 counties, however, will opt to process the recount by hand:... including ozaukee, jefferson and kenosha counties. 14 will use optical scanners... like milwaukee, waukesha and sheboygan. 10 will use both - county. the ballots for milwaukee county were transported from the county courthouse yesterday...and were under lock and key overnight.. while the final decision will be made early this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. it wouldve been much more difficult and much more labor-intensive, much more time-consum

fox6s deandra corinthios takes you to milwaukees northwest side...where people are fighting to keep pace with mother nature. the scraping of the plow blade is a welcome sound on milwaukee's northwest side. allister vang is happy to have company as he shovelsand the snowy weather puts him in a good mood "i feel actually i was hoping for it, it cant be christmas ...yet. but he knows he'll have no choice monday morning. "i am clearing it because i dont want it to be much more than this later on, so it is not so hard" many people grateful the first big snowfall of the season comes on a weekend... that means plenty of time to brush off the car... even the chance to help out their neighbors. "just trying to keep the whole condominium clean" city of milwaukee plows make several passes on the northwest side... snowing-- it's still a work in progress. "i have seen a lot of cars spinning out and actually driving really really slow so i have helped a couple people out with my snowblower" greg green's property is nearly clear hes hoping to make it to a family get together. "that is still the plan!"