can you show us the thing called deer sent. >> it is, it smells like a deer herd. which i am accustomed to. i want them to take a quick with, it's lovely. >> all that's disgusting. >> deer sent, a deer herd sent i like to rub it all over me. it covers my sent. >> rule number two is that you need to act like you are a statue. movement kills kills you. we have to be very still. squint your eyes so they don't think there's something looking at them. right when you close one so doesn't look like a predator that way. he'll toe, he'll to tell it's much quieter. >> it's easy to follow sleep out there. finally it is not about catching a deer, it is about the experience. >> it is about sitting out there and absorbing nature. am i right about that? it is about absorbing nature, like listening to the natural surroundings. i'm not sweating anymore. i have my salvatori glance. >> that in 2015 more than 40,000 deer were harvested in the state. >> so 26,000 times per year cars collide with deer. it's an anonymous with deer. it's an enormous problem. people die every years because

deere has two main divisions.here's agriculture and turf on the one hand and construction and forestry on the other. both these divisions did better than expected. each down just 5% year-over-year when wall street expected much larger declines. when you drill down, it was deere strength in agriculture and turf that drove their entire earnings boost. the company's agriculture and turf divisions posted operating income of $371 million. that's nearly quadruple the expectations. it's up 37% year-over-year. staggering. source of strength? management said that improved price realizations more than offset a decrease in shipment volumes. people are paying so much more than it allowed the company to report what may have been the best quarter of this past earnings season other than maybe nvidia. those are really it. if you're wondering why the company has so much pricing power, it's because deere has done a better job of managing its inventory. all year this company has been struggling because its dealers got caught with wa

take deere, the huge farm equipment maker. for ages deere stock was a total laggard. after setting a multiyear high of just under $100 in june of last year, the darn thing sold off sharply as the company suddenly found itself facing a multitude of problems from weak end markets caused by declining crop prices to the super freakin' strong dollar, which put deere at a big disadvantage to its foreign competitors. it sank as low as $70 in january. while it started rebounding after that, it was still stuck in the mid-80s as recently as two months ago. the strong dollar stabilized and many agricultural commodities started to recover, but until recently, it was difficult to why? in part because every time they reported, even if they delivered a good number, the commentary on the conference call would be so grim that it would send the stock plunging. for a long time it felt like these guys were masters of self-sabotage frankly until last week. last wednesday morning, when most people were prepping their butterball turkeys or devising plans to get through thanksgiving without

it may not feel like it outside, but the start of the gun deer season is right around the corner.and meteorologist brian niznansky finds out what effect this warm weather is having on our state deer population after a couple of warm winters and a very warm summer and now fallou have to wonder if this abnormal weather changes a deer's behavior or even promotes population growth.according to the hunters with..recent hunting seasons have been average at best after a very harsh winter in 2013 and 2014. "i shot a buck3 or 4 years ago..but nothing since"but the more recent warmer winterjust may be bring a boost to the deer "we're seeing more observations of fawns and does through our summer deer observation, so whats presumably a higher deer population in the area should provide a better hunt for us" matting season, known as their rut. there's been speculation whether the deer will enter rut later this year due to the warm fall, but dnr says the shortening length of daylight triggers rut..not "rut is upon us right now and we expect it to continue through the 9 day gun deer hunt season" now

last year the harvest took in over 200,000 deer. expectations are high again this year because of a late deer mating season. >> all the bucks looking for the does, so there will be a lot more deer around. >> the cooler weather is welcomed but not everything is in the hunter's favor. gusty winds are expected through opening day. >> a man who decided to take a deer home after hitting it with his car. he was surprised when the deer all but blurted out, wait, i'm not dead yet. the scene. he opened the truck and the deer was revived and ran into the woods. >> blustery and cold. >> a stark contrast to the warmth we've had. there's a brisk wind on wisconsin avenue tonight. john? >> you know, we had 68 degrees earlier today. check out these wind gusts that are coming in. they're starting to come in fast and furiously. dodge county per hour. fond du lac -- the wind advisory is all through southeast wisconsin. runs through 6:00 tomorrow evening. up to the north, snow is starting to wind down. the winter weather advisory for our extreme northw

counties have the highest rate of deer versus car crashe. it's not because there are night, when you're more likely to see a deer. where there's one, there's two, so people focus on that one deer that starting to scamper across the roadway and they forget to see that there's a second or third one coming, following that lead deer, and that's where we have a lot of our collisions. so dont' panic, slow down and brake, above all: don't swerve! trying to take evasive action as far as putting yourself into a ditch or into the path of some other on coming traffic or whatever, you're better off taking the chance impacting the deer itself. you're actually safer and more protected in your vehicle than you think... so less action is better. tatiana cashtoday's tmj 4 sheriff deputies will not ticket you for crashing into a deer -- in fact once they've helped clear the incident. call the dnr -- vehicle-killed deer hotline -- at 608-267-7691 and you can 608-267-7691 hotline -- at 608-267-7691 and you can many of us will soon be preparing a thanksgiving fe

that could lead to a much bigger accident than just hitting the deer itself. from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque, brad hanson, news 7 kwwl. and of course the best way to avoid any collisions--stay alert colder weather is coming let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: our tonight we will have a mostly clear sky with low temperatures thursday will be partly cloudy iowa. highs reach the upper 60s to lower 70s and it will be as we head into friday. highs friday will be reached in the afternoon. winds will switch to but most of the moisture stays northwest of us. the weekend will c new details tonight -- trial is moved for a former iowa new details tonight -- trial is sex scandal with a student. former cedar rapids washington high teacher mary beth haglin facing federal and state charges of sexual exploitation. she pleaded not guilty to those charges. however, haglin admitted to having a rel

killing 8 deer. ((nick duhe/public affairs, ndow: "these deer were found to have all the meat left, they were just shot, so all the meat was left on them.)) ((patrick walker)) nevada department of wildlife spokesman nick duhe says poaching is a federa affairs, ndow: "each kill, each individual deer carries a, it's a felony offense, so that's 1-4 years with thousands of dollars in fines.")) ((patrick walker)) game wardens call this an unspeakable crime... in such a serene setting. they're having a hard time answering the question... why? ((nick duhe/public affairs, ndow: "right now, we're kind of at a dead end, we haven't gotten any leads or anything like that.")) ((patrick walker/reporting: "investigators believe all of these could have been crimes of opportunity, as simple as somebody driving down the dirt road, seeing a deer, stopping, and shooting out the window.")) tags are issued to hunters every year. and with 8 additional deer killed than was expected... that could mean less opportunity for hu

unbelievable. >> well, we are getting the numbers on wisconsin's gun deer hunters killed 114,000 deer on saturday and sunday, the gun deer season is wrapping up on sunday. >> 5:18. the milwaukee bucks parker is giving back to the community before the thanksgiving holiday. he delivered turkey dinners to the house of peace shelter. giving back is something he learned growing up. >> you don't have to be a celebrity, you don't have to be a like this. i have been doing this since ten years old. i learned this as a kid, a child. everyone can help out someone, and the blessings come when you bless others. >> the meals included the thanksgiving dinner fixings and bucks vouchers for monday's game. very nice. >> we had a successful first day bank. big thank you to everybody who donated yesterday and you have time to donate today. we are talking the calls at 6:00 a.m. this morning and we'll pass along the number when the lines open up here. well 40 minutes from now. >> yes, that is coming up soon. >> we are here again this morning and this afternoon 3-7. don't think it is too late, it is not too

more than 205-thousand deer hunt. this year's hunt - which again begins tomorrow - runs through november 27. also new this year: hunters can now wear the color blaze pink - instead of orange - for protective gear. at least half of all clothing gun deer hunters wear above the waist has to be orange or pink. a grisly find for hunters near wausau. a group was walking through the woods when they found a dead body. this was at rib mountain state park.. office says the body is badly decomposed. police are waiting on autopsy results. security will be extra tight at this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. isis has claimed the parade would be an ?excellent? target. new york city police says there will be armed officers and dump trucks filled with sand to prevent vehicles from entering the parade. police say there is no credible threat to three point five million people expected to line the two mile parade route. coudn't play here"the joy and the laughter is back. for the kids it was a long wait, they didn'

and this year deer hunting license sales are actually down. the d-n-r sold more than 379-thousand gun licenses as of tuesday. that compares to about 379-thousand licenses sold a year ago. if you are going hunting... you should buy license by tomorrow. doctors say it's important to make sure your heart is strong enough for the hunt. they say hunting might be the most activity people are getting all year long you can do physically. "when you see a deer, your heart rate can double in 30 seconds. i've been there, i deer hunt, and i can tell you, that's probably the hardest thing you can do physically. here are some tips if you plan to go deer hunting-- don't eat a heavy breakfast-- don't hunt alone-- and take a cellphone along so you can let family and friends know located and when you are scheduled to return. you're hunt could help those in need. wisconsin's d-n-r is once against puting on it's deer donation program. if you bag deer you can donate it to the d-n-r which will process it and give to to families in food. to find out how... just head

the latest on record highs in a big cool off for the weekend.>>> deer are running everywhere right now. the dangers of dodging tier can cost you more than just a few dents.>> new tonight we're live in cedar rapids to explain more.>> iowa now ranks fourth in terms of car in deer see every single year some of the collisions turned deadly for the drivers. it can happen anytime of day, any time of night. the question is whether drivers are prepared when it does. we want to warn you some of the video you are about to see is a little graphic.>> it happened just that fast. too i did not see him until i saw his face.>> jim clay says yesterday afternoon this un nearly totaled his mustang on highway 6.>> when i driver early in the morning or late in the evening i slow down so i can watch more carefully. that's about all you can do. >> biologists say mating season makes dear crazy and is -- it's just now reaching its peak dale wolf at the auto body shop says the carnage is toadying almost every morning. are here. >> he says a 200 pound deer beating a car going 70 can cause 13,000 worth of damage

oh, not to the deer, not if the deer is killed. then it's not name-calling, is it? no, no. what about this guy here, huh? what do you think about him? [ telephone rings ] [ knock on door ] come in. ohh! grab hold of the door. ohh! [ sighs ] uhh! give one last sweep of the area, then head home. we didn't even fire a shot. well, sometimes that's the way it is. [ car door opens, closes ] [ engine turns over ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com wound. the victim's anthony actee. - he's got one in the forearm, one in the calf. - what do we know about it? nothing to say how it happened or where it happened. he's daddy kool. that's his rap name-- "daddy kool," like with "kool-aid." doc said they're not keepin' him. put him in a private room, 'cause the e.r. was turnin' into a circus. which room? sixty-four. all right. thanks, man. okay. [ sighs ] tellin' me night watch is too tied up to handle this?

the mild winter has obviously helped the deer." marty johnson is a wildlife biologist for the wisconsin d-n-r...(walk and pan)21;44;03 "so this is something that we started last year. it's a kiosk box."he's also trying to get hunters to donate their deer heads to test for wasting disease.last year there was a drop in the number of samples they received.21;37;8 21;37;38"for example, locally, we have stations in burlington and waterford where hunters can drop off heads or have lymph nodes removed by technicians." 21;56;01"it's right..."joel is one of those technicians...saying people should tell their processors about the program....instead of cutting necks short.21;58;19 "yeah, if they knew how to do it i think they would leave it for us. but i just don't think or they don't want to waste their meat."21;55;21"we would have had more. i mean, we've had guys coming in here that we've had to turn away every few days anyways and it's kind of unfortunate that they're willing to do so but they couldn't"(-live-)the gun season last 9 day - t

you can see the deer running out into the woods. it looks like the deer was just stunned. tease traffic one city is having a little fun this holiday season when people have to pay forir instead of cash, the city has found a new way for people to pay their fine. but first, a different kind of experience is taking you and your family to new heights. don't forget, you can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. right now, officials are investigating a deadly school bus crash that killed at

right now deer hunting license sales are down. the d-n-r sold more than 379-thousand gun licenses as of tuesday. that compares licenses sold a year agoif you are going hunting... you should buy license by tomorrow. doctors say one thing hunters might not think about is their heart health. sometimes deer hunting is the most activity people get all year long. health experts have this advice for hunters: don't eat a heavy breakfast before you go out hunting.don't hunt alone. and take a cellphone along so you can let family and friends know where you are if you enjoy hunting, but not the biggest fan of venison... you can still help those in need.wisconsin's d-n-r is once against puting on it's deer donation program. if you bag a deer you can donate it to the d-n-r which will process it and give to to families in food. to find out how... just head to tmj4 dot com slash links. we hope you'll consider buying this year's tmj4 macc star. it was designed by 11 year old bailey dove. the star costs available at balistreri sendik's food market

it is good deer hunting weather. mark: the nice thing is that you can actually leave it out there for a little longer if you get one. now let's talk about what is happening before we get to that huge warm-up into the 60's. i will have more on that, coming up. joyce: thank you, mark. with thanksgiving then christmas just around the corner holiday , preparations are in full swing. kathy: the white house is also decking the halls. the help capitol decorators are getting from wisconsin this holiday season. plus -- >> a local couple featured o international. only on 12, hear from them about their unique journey from germantown, to germany. >> good evening everyone. i'm melinda davenport. it's a case of extreme holiday decorating. tomorrow on wisn 12 news this morning, the high-stakes competition that'll help you deck the halls in the coming weeks. plus sally is tracking , record-high temperatures that announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news at 6:00 with kathy mykleby, joyce g

. >>> in the florida keys, a unique animal species is struggling for survival and endangered key deer. >> sweet and docile and no bigger than a large dog. >> she's hiding. she does not think she's hiding. she's doing what she does best. >> florida's precious key deer are dying in an alarming rate in the last two months. 13% of the population is dead. the cause of a new they left the screw in and that's where they liv live. >> so do the key deer suffer? >> yes, they do. >> they have no idea where the infestation came from. screw worm are from the larva from the area. millions of flasks. >> they do not have the ability to reproduce what so ever. that so there never be a crew worm if it is developed. >> come on girl, come on mama. >> key deer can befriendly. each treated deer than marked with a blue die. >> biologists say because of the screw warm will attack any their fear is if it is not stopped here on the chain of island, this crew worm could move north and would devastate the commercial cattle industry. >> also a concern, pet, mandatory check points are in place to examine every ani

northwest wisconsin where they could see a couple inches of snow, which is good news, if you're a deer hunter, you need tracking. that's the only spot in wisconsin that will give you that trackinsnow. to miles per hour, . they'll stay strong gusting to day tomorrow, starting to diminish very, very late ithe day. temperatures dropping. also, folks, 49 in in madison. those temperatures will be dropping through t e hours. you'll need your jacket. windchills will be in the mid t. going to be a chilly weekend, back with in a few minutes. >> john, thanks. thousands o hunte are expected to be out in tts f the >> ms well be a state holiday here in wisconsin r one, thewee's potential for t snow in the northwest. >> and also, new this year, e pink, it ishe new look. 50% of outer cthg abovethist mt this year, back tags. huntson anymore. it's the first time since hunters need those neon green license pla pnr has a new >> it's a pocket ranger. hunters can check in with permits and license, for details, and read rules intr t . ne at 6:00,en jordan srts off oure fm germantown ocking up.t of hunters a

if you are a deer hunter, stay you head out into the woods. then deer season begins at sunrise. teens and 20's. wind will stay up most of the day, staying 20-30 mile per hour's. an elevated tree stand in a tree, be careful. temperatures nearing 40 degrees. roads are wet in the milwaukee metro. this is our tech campus, wells street here. temperatures for today. close to 40 degrees by afternoon. the winds are sustained in a northwesterly direction. at least 20 miles per hour, probably higher at times. we will try to mix in some from time to time. any snowflakes should fall early in the morning. wind advisory with gusting towards 40 miles per hour for that will go until 6:00 p.m. this evening. even after that, it will stay breezy. a live look outside. we had a burst of snow about an hour ago. enough to get grassy areas on the white side. snowflakes coming down on the north shore. gusty west to northwest breeze at 15 miles per hour. low 30's and strong winds gives you a wind chill for what it feels like. like 15. wind chill 19 through parts of dodge, jefferson county and lakeshore a

finding who is responsible for poaching deer. 8 mule deer have been killed along wheeler pass road... in the spring mountains northeast of pahrump. patrick walker is live in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. ((patrick walker)) >> denise... the animals were all shot and killed and left for dead. in all but one of those 8 cases... the poachers didn't even take the meat or deer antlers. on top of poaching... leaving the meat is also a crime. here's what we're talking about... the nevada department of this happened in the area hunters know as unit 262... which is popular for deer hunting. game wardens discovered several kill sites along the road. deer hunting is legal... but only after hunters are drawn for a tag. department of wildlife spokesman nick du-ay says poaching gives hunters a black eye. ((nick duhe/public affairs, ndow: "a lot of legal, legit sportsmen go out, they get their tags, and do everything by the book, so these guys have gone out and killed 8 different deer up at wheeler pass and have basically taken that opportunity from 8 people who are, couldh them.

between a kentucky police vehicle and a deer. the dash cam video captured the deer just walking away from the accident after flipping over the car. in just one year's time, exact, deer across the u.s. it's mostly during another, november, and december. but the following steps could save your life. so check it out. first and foremost do not swerve. could you hit a guardrail or maybe tree and cause more significant injuries. experts say as hard as it is, you're better off actually hitting the deer. another tip is brake firmly. the nose of your car will back up reducing the risk of the deer smashing through your wind shee.d all of this information is in one place at wtsp and our facebook page. click on this story and share with it your family and friends. >>> tie it to your hood, if it's not going to make it, and ?aict where to clean it. i mean, seriously. >> no, not if it's alive, obviously. not doing that. >>> all right, let's get going. we've got a cool evening out there. there are a lot of folks that have been hunting out there.

they got a pet deer! but they didn't find this young deer at a pet store. they saved it from the forest near their home. the deer was injured and dehydrated, near the ural mountains. so they took months. the deer is now four months old...and back to full strength. but it's also become a member of the family. it has the run of the house... and loves to get cuddles. the nature reserves and zoos in the area actually ?refused to take the deer... so the family was more than happy to keep it. russian law states wild animals must live in their natural habitat. but in this case, the authorities have made an exception. and by the way... they named it " mila." one local college is really getting into the spirit of the season. after the break: why theyre now offering a course... on santa claus! plus... before you head outside: dave joins us after the break, with zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. the holiday w

gun deer season runs through next sunday. a month of free rides on milwaukee county buses is up for grabs in the transit system's "golden m-card giveaway." between now and november 29, you can enter to win one of five cards, pre-loaded with a 31-day pass -- good for unlimited rides. mcts is offering the promotion to celebrate a milestone, 25 million rides since the launch still ahead, the fight against fake news on facebook continues. what ceo mark zuckerburg wants to do to raise flags about questionable stories. plus, jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: good morning. we are tracking rain and snow for that is giving week. we break down the travel forecast, coming up. you're watching wisn 12 news this morning. >> get important local news wherever free mobile app. first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... now, it's wisconsin lottery's $15 holiday scratch game, unwrap the cash. ironically elf-themed, this festively-fun gift put a bunch of us into early retirement. old-school gifts can't compete! so on my 400

and what you can do with your deer to help wisconsin hunters counting down to the start of gun deer season. this year deer hunting license sales are actually down this year. but if you are going hunting... you should buy license by tomorrow... opener, saturday. you're hunt could help those in need. wisconsin's d-n-r is once against puting on it's deer donation program. if you bag deer you can donate it to the d-n-r which will process it and give to to families in food. to find out how... just head to the d-n-r's up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4 --a helping hand... the national nod milwaukee is getting for helping others... where the brendan dassey's brother as he waits for brendan to be released. the message he has for wisconsin's attorney general. pze reads "i think the court and brad should just seriously back off. brendan is not a violent criminal we hear from brendan dassey's he has for the wisconsin attorney general... and how he describes his brother still to this day. happening now-- and you're taking a live look welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm susan kim.and - i'm v

check this out here. >> watch out for the deer! >> it went right for the gu right? >> what is going on at noon today? >> we have got some wild videos. >> we have got knuckles in your trail mix, we have got kamikaze deer, right? >> and we have got drivers rolling people over. the guy is running here through a field when a group of deer came bun-running by and is one of them smacked right into him. we slo-moed it a little bit here for you right here. the deer ran off into the woods. >>> it is the dress that marilyn monroe were famously, or infamously if you're jackie kennedy, sang happy birthday to the president and it was auctioned off. >>> a three-year-old daughter surprised by her soldier father at a dance class. >> did we say surprise her okay. we'll have to check the video on that. temps today, they look good around here. find out about the rest of your nation and your big weekend too. details coming up. >>> and let's take a look at the stock market, see how you're doing today. yeah, not a great day, not a terrible day. >> no. time to rebound though >> oh, it's p

the cause of a new they left the screw in and that's where they live. >> so do the key deer suffer? >> yes, they do. >> they have no idea where the infestation came from. screw worm are from the larva from the area. millions of flasks. >> they do not have the ability to reproduce what so ever. that so there never be a crew worm if it is developed. >> come on girl, come on mama. >> key deer can befriendly. each treated deer than marked with a blue die. >> biologists say because of the screw warm will attack any warm-blooded animals. their fear is if it is not stopped here on the chain of island, this crew worm could move north and would devastate the commercial cattle industry. >> also a concern, pet, mandatory check points are in place to examine every animal. >> during the day, you will find key deer all underneath the brush because they're trying hot sun. >> tonight they're fighting for survivors. kerry sanders. >> florida. >> when we come back, the first lad ? ? i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor.

fall is a autiful for me it means two and deer se" season." governor scott lker is an avid deer hunter and his spokesman says he plans to join friends to do some hunting up in vilas county tomorrowmorning as the season begins. state officials are encouragg dnr's "gwibsite, to get their hunting licenses and to register the deer they rv "you really don't have to be tech savvy, if you can use a smart phone you can do this yourself. and if you don't feel comfortable about dng that you can just go into a vendor just like the old days. soany way you want to do it is fine with us, we just want to get people out there and do " it." we've linked the state's "go wild" website to our own website, cbs 58 dotcom. 3 and we want to takea ve live look e freeway system....the roads, 3 particularly north and westbound will likely be crowded at times tonight and torrow....as hunters head for their preferred sites. pleasenticipate crowded highways..and if we see any light snow, that may slow you down as well. have a safe and successful a safe and down as well. ha

deer this year than last year according ate wildlife officials. weather conditions aw on saturday, too, with gusty winds and temperaturesin the ddle to lower 30s. storm team 4 now..the cold weather has been welcomed by hunters. the sun is out making itnot seem so bad. meteorologist jesse ritka tells us if we should expect week. wilill cold tonight with lows dropping into the mid-20s along lake michigan and even a few teens inland overnight.if you don't like this chilly weather, there is hope: a warm front approaches to increasing the cloud cover tonight and for deesite the ck into the low 40s for tuesday. there is a small chance for a light rain shower after suet but a much better chance to see rain s te police are investigating after a man is shot while walking down the street. police say three suspects near 64th and villard. one of them shot him. he's expected to survive. no arrests have been made. a former youth director in brn de is being sentenced today for allegedly raping a teenage boy.jermarro dantz-ler worked at a state-sanctioned youth h

in 2015, more than 600,000 licenses 200,000 deer were harvested over the nine-day gun hunt. there are some new rules for 2016, including the way you tag your deer and that hunters no longer need to wear back tags. plus, in an attempt to appeal to the female hunter, fluorescent pink is allowed as well as orange blaze. 'not a fan, im sticking traditional orange.' and no matter what color you go with, the key to a safe, successful hunt remains the same. 'know where everybody is at. know where point.' as one of wisconsins great traditions begins anew. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. if you or someone you know is headed out for the gun deer hunt, make sure they snap pictures. we invite you to share them on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the photo gallery will be on our home page. it's time for your news and weather together. an early morning rollover crash leaves one woman dead and another happened about 2-30 this morning on state highway 16. the sheriff's office says the driver of the pickup truck lost control while taking a curve and rolled the truck. an oconomowoc woman w

the gun-deer hunt wraps up next sunday. did you tag a deer during opening weekend? we want to see your pictures! head to the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app to submit your pics and federation says you can afford to grab that extra slice of turkey at thanksgiving dinner. their new report shows the cost of a classic thanksgiving spread is down from last year. dinner for ten people will set you back just under 50 dollars. even better, once you adjust for inflation, the cost of this year's feast is lower than it was more than 30 years ago. a chicago congressman-- remembering his son this morning after a police believe led up to the deadly incident. a manhunt is underway after a police officer in texas is gunned down at a traffic stop. this as investigations are underway into three other shootings across the country that left officers hurt. we have the latest on the search for suspects. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. sunny and cold today with highs in the mid 30s. you are watching the fox 6

the dairy state's 2016 gun deer hunting season. experts say saturdays frigid temperatures and high wind conditions played a role in a low number of deer kills. "it was cold it was windy there was not a lot of moving around." dnr biologist tom isaac explains previous years but the lack of snow is a challenge. 'usually when theres snow it gives a little better background where you can see in the woods and through the woods without snow its a little harder.' there are convenient changes hunters are adjusting to this year. 'this year is the year for a lot of changes our tags are different theyre now made of paper...hunters can print out their own tags at home.' for days staff at the family owned gehrings meat market in hartford have been preparing for the rush 'we have uncles and cousins who come and help so its kind of a family affair here.' this is a popular stop where a hunter can bring their prized kill and have it made into everything from sausage meat to hamburger patties --- many are original recipies. 'we try to do things at a

before he could drive away the deer woke up. the dashcam video is posted on open his trunk and pull the wounded deer -- this isn't funny but i can't stop. just as a sheriff's deputy is about to put the deer down it bounced away back into the woods. >> okay then. >>> a group of fish ing buddies are getting the credit for a heroing rescue caught on camera. check out the cell phone video. six fisherman were boating in edge water near saturday. one of the guys heard a yell for help. it turned out to be a 62-year-old man water. his boat sank moments before. the captain threw the boat in neutral, threw him a life preserver. the captain said they were right where they needed to be at the right time. >> he was heading out to the back and if it wasn't us who knows what would have happened. it probably wouldn't have been a happy ending. >> the water was cold that day, about 54 degrees. the victim was checked out by emergency workers but refused any treatment. out of tennessee just into the school year. a school bus crashed in chattanooga.

a deer playing "possum".a caller said he hit a deer,.thinking it was dead... he put the deer in the back of his car... only to find out it was alive.deputies say the deer refused to give a statement as it ran back into the woods. 3 season starts tomorrow... and hundreds of people were picking up supplies before heading to deer camp. camp.more than 500 people were at the mills fleet farm in germantown.."before" it opened. blaze orange always on the list. many families build traditions around the hunt..or friends from far and wide use it as an occassion to get together. 54-59 "it's not just about getting a big buck, it's the camaraderie. you get to be around your friends and relatives and have a great time" time." 3you're encouraged to use the state's "go wild" website, for licesnes and to register dee we've got a link at cbs 58 dotcom. a school bus packed with thousands of pounds of food is going to those in need. need.the food was collected by elementary school students in brkfield and donated to the hunger task force.the dondation is an early contribution to

deer hunters this year can now buy a license ... and even select and print antlerless tags right at home... through the dnr's "go wild" website. that's gowild.wi.gov you can still go to a licensing agent although this year - because of the new site - you can't buy licenses over the phone. the d-n-r has also launched a new app: called "pocket ranger." hunters can license details... and read rules. last year... more than 205-thousand deer were harvested during the nine-day hunt. this year's hunt - which again begins tomorrow - runs through november 27. also new this year: hunters can now wear the color blaze pink - instead of orange - for protective gear. at least half of all clothing gun deer hunters wear above the waist has to be orange or pink. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4... the milwaukee brewers need your help: what the team is asking and what it could mean for thousands of fans next season. plus: ?another local city-- gets into the holiday spirit chaser is live in waukesha this morning. ?what you'll need to ?bri

that so there never be a crew worm if it is developed. >> come on girl, come on mama. >> key deer can befriendly. each treated deer than marked with a blue die. >> biologists say because of the screw warm will attack any their fear is if it is not stopped here on the chain of island, this crew worm could move north and would devastate the commercial cattle industry. >> also a concern, pet, mandatory check points are in place to examine every animal. >> during the day, you will find key deer all underneath the brush because they're trying hot soun. >> tonight they're fighting for survivors. kerry sanders. >> florida. >> when we come back, the first lad ? ? i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ? ? meta appetite control... it helps put some distance between you and temptation. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between

last year hunters got more than $200,000 deer. the expectations are high again this year because of a late deer mating season. the deer hunt r >> governor walker tweeting a picture of himself while on a hunter. enjoying deer hunt here in northern wisconsin. >> president-elect donald trump is trying to fill dozens of positions. he is meeting with candidates at his golf course in new jersey and he found some time to do some tweeting again. >> chris has more. >> the trump transition kicking president-elect meeting with a half of dozen people trying to round out his administration. >> mitt romney, who led a -- >> he is phony, a fraud. >> they buried the hatchet in an hour-long meeting. trump characterized the as an exchange of ideas. >> glad to speak the president-elect donald trump, and looking forward to the coming administration. >> trump has announced his pick for attorney general, and cia director and more. several more meetings are going on monday with the former mayor of new york, and chris christie. hamilton. mike pence went t

the search is on for the people killing 8 deer.. and leaving their carcasses on mount charleston. we'll tell you what's being done about a possible case of poaching. police are getting ready..... for a busy "black friday"... but... one major retailer is responsible.... for thousands of more calls.... than others... why walmart is clogging up.... police resources... and... how it's costing you.... money!!! mostly sunny skies will continue through saturday with a weak front altering our high pressure by pushing it more to the northeast. this means the back end of high cooler air to be filtered in from the north. (ad lib about chopper 13 over toshiba plaza based on what we've learned at this point in time) about -8- dead deer...... found rotting.... on the side of a road.... near mount charleston. 13 action news reporter david schuman spoke with hunters about what appears to be a gruesome crime. "that's so wrong." landon gallegos is just 12 years old...but he took one look at these pictures and knew it was poaching. 14:13:58 landon gallegos, it...just to kill." a hunt

they say they've processed about 200 deer during the season so far. hunters tell them they've actually been seeing less deer out hunting this year, but it's not hurting business. its such good work we do here for the ugys, they tell othe rpoeple and they keep bringing deer to us its great wisconsin's muzzle loader season is next -- r through december 7th. rain is expected to end the holiday weekend. but a warmup is on the way! weather expert tom wachs is in the weather center with a look ahead. weather a few rain showers are possible this evening, with rain likely across se wi overnight. moves in. the wind will pick up as well. cloudy, windy and warm on monday with off-and-on areas of rain. 0.50"- 1.00" of rain possible. a few rumbles of thunder are possible as well. temperatures will warm into the upper 40s on monday afternoon. mostly cloudy and warmer on tuesday with a high in the low-to-mid 50s. we drop into the 40s by mid-week. tonight: rain likely overnight. wind se 10-20 mph monday: areas of rain, possibly a t- storm. windy and warmer. high: 49

deer has been undergoing treatment at the state hospital. he faces murder charges for killing three people and injuring nine others at a planned parenthood -- this is several hears that he has to see if he's competent to stand trial. >>> an arizona police officer under a criminal investigation for this scuffle. this was caught on camera. look up here. you can watch as the officer punches that female in the face. you can see the force. right there. if you look closely, this other police officer holding her arms back while that happens. another officer was there helping out. the woman says the video is part of the brutal atttck. >> i was punched two times and choked. it's a brutal attack. >> the officer claims the woman resisted arrest, kicked him and punched him in the groining and the flagstaff department the officer has no history of excessive orce. >>> colorado dropped tela communication services over 911 service outages. the two are working together to aaprove communication. they remember -- the emergency center filed a complaint with the

it was cold and windy start to the gun deer hunting season.. but now things are starting to heat up for deer processors.. the local store seeing the surge dnr. and could it cripple holiday travel? the big announcement mostly clear and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop to around 20 in the city by morning, 15 outside of the city. mostly sunny and cold on monday with a high in the middle 30s. clouds a few rain showers tuesday night. we will warm into the low 40s tuesday afternoon. rain is likely on wednesday with a high in the mid-40s. thanksgiving looks dry with highs in the middle 40s. rain/snow showers return friday. tonight: mostly clear and cold. 15 by morning away from the city. low: 20 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 36 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy and breezy with rain showers at night. am low: 27 high: 43 wind: se 10-20 mph she already has an impressive resume.. and now former miss wisconsin and miss america laura kaeppeler fleiss - has another job to add to it.. how

it was just i saw the deer, the horns, i knew it was the deer i was after, and i took the shot shot 3 displaying the deer in his living room -- if his wife will let him. 2-million dollars is coming to milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood to remove and restore homes. homes.the money will pay for the demolition of 100 homes... and fix-up 100 homes.the initiative will also promote home ownership, with people able to buy or use lease-to- own options on the fixed-up homes.and, some of the money will be used to pay wages for people in construction training programs.the funding institutions. there will soon be a new way to to pay for parking in downtown racine. racine.the city plans to install digital parking meters that let you pay with a phone app.business owners were complaining that the current parking meters were causing problems -- saying people had to rush out of their stores to put coins in their meters. 37-46 we do have customers who occasionally have to run to their meters but the problem is when you're in the middle of a massage you can't just get off the table and run and plug y