arthel: gregg? gregg: while some americans are content just enjoying leftovers, others are fighting the crowds and shopping. black friday is on, of course, and consumers are in search of the best deals with the average shopper spending somewhere between $3-400. as usual, electron ings and big screen tv z are very high on a lot of wish lists. fox business' cheryl casone is live at the galleria in white plains, new york, there's a macy's there. looks like you may be standing in front of the macy's. so, cheryl, i notice that online sales have topped a billion dollars. i wonder if that's making a dent in, you know, brick and mortar appearance of customers today. >> reporter: it certainly has. i was just looking at some numbers from adobe, and 23% of shopping is being done on smartphones and tablets, and that is a big jump from last year. overall, americans going to spend about $27 billion today on black friday, and 23% of americans are going to be in a mall somewhere in the united states out and about,

gregg?heather: we've all heard this expression that every vote counts. well, get this, a utah state lawmaker has won his re-election by three votes. republican re very christianson was trailing on election night by almost 200 votes, but the results shifted as all of the ballots were counted. his opponent, suzanne harrison -- though you can imagine -- is not going down without a fight. she says she will request a recount. that is close. gregg: boy, three votes, and who knows what's going to happen. it should be mandatory if you're within that many votes, i'm sure. >>> all right. thousands of people are forced from their homes. wildfires raging across israel and the west bank. arson must be to blame. heather: plus, president-elect trump rejecting criticism that his business will create a conflict of interest. could it pose an ethics problem for his administrationing? but first, a message from our service members overseas this holiday season. >> hello, this is lieutenant colonel ruth chris toe,

and now stewart knows where gregg's command is. that is the purpose of the so-called signal guns as many have labeled them. so stewart is going to order his command to take position and he will outlinalign them in an interesting alignment. it will look like this, almost in an l shape. they will help the rumble farm buildings am a particularly the barn. next of them is the brigade of hampton, and in this part of the l is the brigade of lee. that is an odd configuration. isn't it? let's think about what stewart had in mind. his plan, and it is obvious from the way he deploys his troops, is to draw the yankee cavalry in by opening fire with the artillery. he's going to draw them in with dismounted fighting around the buildings, and once he has them fully engage, he's going to launch a mounted attack around their flank and encircle them. in other words, he's going to use the mounted portion as the hammer to drive them against the anvil of the mounted portions of the command. that is what stewart's plan is. it seems very obvious if you

and now stewart knows where gregg's command is. that is the purpose of the so-called signal guns, as many have labeled them. so stewart is going to order his command to take position and he will online them in an interesting alignment. it will look like this, almost in an l shape. they will help the rumble farm buildings am a particularly the barn. next of them is the brigade of hampton, and in this part of the lee.the brigade of that is an odd configuration. let's think about what stewart had in mind. his plan, and it is obvious from the way he deploys his troops, into draw the yankee calvary but opening fire with the artillery, he's going to draw them in with dismounted fire around the buildings, and once he has them fully engage, he's going to mount an attack around their flank and encircle them. in other words, he's going to use the mounted portion as the hammer to drive them against the anvil of the mounted portions of the command. that is what stewart's plan is. it seems very obvious if you know anything about the way these t

cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live at fairmount park god new york, cherri gregg.od morning, chilly morning, but it will be very warm, and fuzzy, in less than an hour and a half or so. take a look hine me, as you can see, alex's lemonade stands, volunteers are busy setting up, waiting for the thousands of folks who will participate in the eighth annual lemon run. and i'm here this morning with liz scott, alex's mom, and the co-executive director of the foundation, good morning. it is exciting, right? >> it is very exciting. this event is unlike any other we have. it is a walk/run, and thousands of people will be coming out, a lot of them in honor or memory after child who had cancer, and in some cases, someone else, an adult in their, who had cancer. and everybody is here to support the cause, help finds a cure. >> yes. and this is, first of all, let's talk about the foundation. you're alex's mom. alex started this legacy that you and your husband have continued for many years. >> yes, we're very lucky, i mean, i honestly sometimes can't believe that al sex my daug

cherri gregg? >> reporter: i'm cherri gregg at fairmount park, where thousands are participating in the eighth annual lemon run as well as a lot of little ones. i'll tell you the cause behind it, and the impact on families coming up. >> all right, good morning, not a bad morning for a run. little bit chilly. it will be a nice afternoon shaping up. if you like it warmer, i'll show you c >> cherri gregg live at memorial hall in memorial park, where the lemon run is underway. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, the lemon run already started with the 100-yard dash. a lot of the little ones competed, completed the 100-yard dash, part of the lemon run. then 5k, that will start in just a few moments. but i'm here with sonyia, and her daughter isabel. hi, izzy, how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: she's doing very good. which is wonderful. and izzy she is doing great. a day of celebration. explain why? >> isabel finished chemotherapy after 42 rounds of treatment on january 15th. and so today

live at memorial hall, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> cherri gregg,ou said it, such a good cause, still time to come on down. so come on down. >> switching gears, ridley township police, recovered a stolen ambulance. it happened during bingo fundraiser at station 67 friday night. police found it in a lot saturday morning, undamaged. so far no arrests. new york times caught burglar suspect going through his wife's belonging inside old city hotel. philadelphia police confirm it happened at the franklin hotel fourth and chestnut saturday morning, says the suspect took off, but not before he caught him. tweeted game live a statement and jailed, otherwise okay. fortunately, he was a wimpish thief. >>> falcons at the linc at 1:00 this afternoon, far, far way fan will be in the birds ease nest to root them on. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on the fan's journey to philadelphia. >> when to comes to rooting for the birds, go eagles many languages. >> andrew traveled from poland to philadelphia, to see his favorite american football team this w

where do you think this is going to go, governor gregg, for new hampshire? >> it is not clear but, it doesn't matter right now because our four electoral votes won't affect the outcome. liz: of course. >> they are 600 votes a i i a -- apart. it is pretty close race. liz: governor bredesen, everybody got it wrong when it came to the polls, exit polls, pollsters. they were all pricing in a hillary clinton victory. where do you think they went wrong? >> oh, i think there were awful lot of people, i see this as more of a cultural election than democrat versus republican. i think there were a lot of people wanted to send a message to the establishment. donald trump was a slightly politically-incorrect choice. i think a lot of people told pollsters the wrong answer or hung up on them. it just, i think it is not possible to poll them in that, in that kind of circumstance. liz: governor gregg, you also served in the senate as well and it is pretty obvious, and it is not just me saying this, paul ryan admitted that the gop rode into success to own all of congress on

live from the news room cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cherri greggonality, singing made her a superstar but now she's taking things down a of this. cbs sunday morning lee co an tells us. here's a preview of what you will see late are on cbs sunday morning. >> it seems like you are more, lady now then gaga. >> really. >> yes, does that make sense? do you know what i mean. >> today. >> what about tomorrow? >> ♪ >> there was a time when one thing you could count on for the pop diva was outrageous. >> ♪ >> after all she has put meat dress into fashion. style over substance though. her six grammys are proof of that. it was just part of the package. >> here we go. >> but her latest solo album her fifth call joann is a toned down diva. >> ♪ i can't wait >> i think that when people see me with less headache up on and less, of what i was doing before. >> you've involved into something different. >> it is less now, but you know, i don't know thaw can put a label on growth, you know, i'm just me, growing up, at 30 just what i want to do now. >> she looks good t

in bayside jonathon gregg fox6 news. e north shore republicans have dtens of thousands of calls the past few months and on saturday alone knocked on more an two-thousand doors --campaigy clinton and tim kaine supporters gathered at the democratic party headquarters of milwaukee. they bought buttons and signs with their candidates names on them. each one here to canvas the neighborhoods looking to gather votes on tuesday. "out voter turnout in the us is really really low and that's to get out and vote and our canvasing and phone calling does help." before they knocked on doors the volunteers were energized by the democratic vice president nominee tim kaine who spoke briefly to a crowd of about 50. after the rally the volunteers got their assignments for the day. for everything you need to know before you head to the polls -- including the latest from the campaigns -- head to our website, fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app and click on "links." the college basketball season is about to tip-off and one mar

fox6's jonathon gregg has this week's wisconsin's most wanted. it's hard to imagine the chain get out of the vehicle." compelling one man "some yelling back and forth." to kill a close friend. "yes. they were friends." but u.s. marshals say that's what happened on a fall day this past september. "there was an argument between the two which escalated." on september 29th 2016, witnesses tell milwaukee police a man neighborhood of townsend and north 37th street. "it's going to be on the street in front of that 3366 north 37 street." that's when this man, 33-year-old eric bills rolls up on mcmillan. "witnesses say eric bills pulls up in that red chevy pickup truck." apparently bills had a beef with his friend. witnesses say they could hear the men shouting and then shoving.. "then bills produces a gun and collapses to the ground. crime scene investigators would find lead and shell casings. "multiple gunshot wounds and the victim is transported to the hospital where he later dies of his injuries." bills leaves the scene but now a homicide charge follo

fox6's jonathon gregg joins us outside to explain... a glass repair business on milwaukee's south side has been replacing busted windows all weekend..the owner says ...crooks are working in all areas of the in a season known for generosity, "they are breaking into the car..." tom almaghrabi sees first-hand what some people take. "look inside a car, move on to the next car." almaghrabi owns a glass repair shot on south 27th street. on saturday, three cars were inside... "a back window, a door glass and a door glass.." five more cars lined up outside.. "also door glass." all broken into since black friday. and while almaghrabi says crooks work year-round is always going to be a car thief." between now and christmas, families may lose big ticket items. not only that-- since it is the holidays replacement glass is on short supply. so consider yourself warned as you continue your end-of-year shopping. almaghrabi says thieves are watching you as you leave the store. if you have more shopping to do, he says put all your bags in the trunk and m

gregg, good to have you.here. >> reporter: well, anybody who has ever played the game monopoly knows when you get that get out of jail free card, you hang on to it because you're going to need it. you don't trade it or give it away or sell it. she got one of those cards. it was amazing. on election night she telephones donald trump and according to him it was a lovely conversation. he thought her concession to him was gracious and magnanimous, and suddenly he began to hint, you know what, i don't want to pursue her criminally with the department of justice or a special prosecutor. you know, he then tells the "new york times" that, you know, the clintons have suffered enough, it is time to move on. he all but guarantees it is over and the nation will move on. so think about it, neil. she has got this get out of free jail card. what does she do? she squanders it. she wastes it. she does the one thing guaranteed to antagonize donald trump and that is to join the recount effort, and he immediately is furious, in

fox 6's jonathan gregg explains why can also lose out keeping items in your car. in a season known for generosity, "they are breaking into the car..." tom almaghrabi sees first-hand what some people take. almaghrabi owns a glass repair shot on south 27th street. on saturday, three cars were inside... "a back window, a door glass and a door glass.." five more cars lined up outside.. "also door glass." all broken into since black friday. and while almaghrabi says crooks work year-round "there is no season. a car thief is always going to be a car thief." between now and christmas, families may lose big ticket items. not only that-- since it i on short supply. so consider yourself warned as you continue your end-of-year shopping. almaghrabi says thieves are watching you as you leave the store. if you have more shopping to do, he says put all your bags in the trunk and move your car before going back in. "100 feet away from where you parked your car or on other side of the mall so the thief thinks you left and anything valuable in plain sight. "i mean it happened to me

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 news room with the details, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, yes, black friday saw record breaking sales, and what we saw in those numbers is that between thanksgiving and black friday, the numbers for records and women $5 billion. the that is just the beginning. >> little crazy. >> reporter: millions flooded stores on black friday to take advantage of deep discounts. >> check it the out. >> 20 percent off plus an additional 40 percent off. >> reporter: official start of the holiday shopping season exceeded expectations, thanks to millions more, choose to go buy via the internet. consumers spent an estimated $3.34 billion shopping on line this black friday and 21.6 percent increase from the same day last year. shopping experts attribute the increase to demand. >> before you got to drive to store, different prices or go through tons of inserts in your newspaper. >> reporter: on line shopping, via mobile devices is up, global purchases made up 40 percent of on line sales on black friday, bringing

fox6's jonathon gregg joins us outside to explain... a glass repair business on milwaukee's south side has been replacing busted windows all weekend..the owner says ...crooks are working in all areas of the city. in a season known for into the car..." tom almaghrabi sees first-hand what some people take. "look inside a car, move on to the next car." almaghrabi owns a glass repair shot on south 27th street. on saturday, three cars were inside... "a back window, a door glass and a door glass.." five more cars lined up outside.. "also door glass." all broken into since black friday. and while almaghrabi says crooks work year-round "there is no season. a car thief is always going to be a car thief." families may lose big ticket items. not only that-- since it is the holidays replacement glass is on short supply. so consider yourself warned as you continue your end-of-year shopping. almaghrabi says thieves are watching you as you leave the store. if you have more shopping to do, he says put all your bags in the trunk and move your car before

in milwaukee, jonathon gregg, fox6 road test against washington tonight. i f they're going to snap that 3 game losing streak, the men on defense are going to have to get to the quarterback. tim and pip bring you a pre-game blitz--next in sports. lift off at cape canaveral-- a new satellite is sent into orbit. what it will be doing high above first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... now, it's wisconsin lottery's $15 holiday scratch game, unwrap the cash. put a bunch of us into early retirement. old-school gifts can't compete! so on my 400th workaversary, i moved on to greener pastures! see you on the green! okay! slide and theli those two teams ride the top of the nfc north with 6 and 4 records. the 4 and 5 packers-loser of 3 in a row- have to visit a hot washington team tonight. tim van vooren rejoins us from fedex field. t..if it isn't "must win", it has to be in the neighborhood! "not only knowing what i'm doing but what everybody else is doing on the defense allows me that much quicker. and i think learning fast then helped me be able to get t

reporting in racine jonathon gregg fox6 news. not going to be around a tv tonight? visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app on your mobile device. check out vote totals and candidate speeches streamed live. plus, you'll be a click away from the conversation on the fox6 news facebook page. following the election through facebook, twitter, and every coming up we take a look at the races as they play out online. plus, we've seen lots of donald trump in wisconsin, but not as many appearances from hillary clinton. what that means for the presidential vote yet... you're running out of time. polls close tonight at 8 p-m. workers with both the wisconsin -- and federal department of justice are watching over the polls today... making sure everything runs smoothly. milwaukee county is the only wisconsin municipality on the list of 67 jurisdictions that's going to be monitored by d-o-j civil rights division from democratic lawmakers. the presidential candidates -- criss crossing the country in an all-out blitz these past couple weeks. donald trump made it here to wisconsin

"everyone is working together to help indi milwaukee, jonathon gregg fox6 news. the american cancer society has many tools and tips on practical was to quit smoking. we've got a link on our website, just go to fox6 now dot com. weather decreasing clouds tonight with patchy fog developing. temperatures will fall through the 40s before bottoming out around 40 by sunrise. becoming mostly sunny on with a mild high in the middle 50s. a powerful storm system begins to impact us thursday with a strong south wind and warm temperatures. we'll warm into the middle-to-upper 60s. warm & windy on friday with for rain showers. highs in the 60s. rain could mix with snowflakes overnight into saturday. a few flurries possible saturday with wind chills in the 20s. tonight: decreasing clouds. patchy fog. low: 40 wind: wsw wednesday:mostly sunny. high: donald driver..packers hall of fame class of 17. fitting he's elected on the first ballot. why it was so important for him to retire as a member of the green and gold..next in sports. the real inventor of the reuben sandwich may be de

gregg is facing firearms charges. sirleaf has been charged with murder. new developments after a food truck caught on fire on the george washington university campus. now: investigators say it was caused by operator error and the improper fueling of its generator. three people were injured when the falafel truck ignited. two remain in critical condition. happening today.. ice-skating season kicks off on the national mall. the national gallery of art's sculpture morning. to celebrate opening day - anyone who skates, gets a free cup of hot chocolate. stormwatch seven tracking the first major blizzard of the season - hitting parts of the u-s right now. and next - we'll be feeling some of the effects. meteorologist molly cochran is live in the weather center.. nine states from utah to minnesota are getting hit with the first major blizzard this season - and it's already deadly. one person was killed in a pile-up in causing nightmares on the roads. in wyoming - cars were sent spinning and sliding during heavy snowfall. an in denver- it's a temperature roller c

live at the finish line for the philadelphia marathon i'm cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very good, point, mental stamina and warm thoughts indeed. okay, thank you. >>> new this morning a man is recovering after an overnight shooting in north philadelphia it happened at 1300 west allegheny avenue on temple's health science campus. a 22-year old man was shot the in the leg and arms, no arrests have been made. >>> police are investigating a stabbing in the society hill section of philadelphia, it happened on the 300 block of south third street near third street. 300 block of south street near third street, a man suffering from a minor stab wound to the back was taken to jefferson hospital. but no arrests. >>> now to a sad story in philadelphia's overbrook section an eight year-old girl is strut and killed as family and friend grief the tragic loss. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan talk to the victim's mother begging the driver to now come forward. >> they took her so young. she was a angel. >> reporter: suffering more pain then any mother should to

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live at independent mall with the preview, heyhere, good morning, chere. >> good morning, rahel. in just a few hours this entire area near sixth and market will be transformed. take a look around me, there is already, lots of work being done, this is going to be, turned into a stage where dignitaries will speak, parade kicks off around 12:30 with a spectacular parachute jump and flight of a-10 aircraft, and it is here to tell us all bit is terry williamsson the president of the philadelphia veterans parade. this is only second year you guys have done this and you are trying to make it bigger, better then last year. tell me how. >> absolutely. these sorts of things grow. the one way we're doing it we have a non-profit board of all veterans that were formed. our theme is really veterans taking care of veterans, whether it is, need that they have, or making sure that they have the proper recognition. so we have been working on this since february. you just don't do these things overnight as you know, cherri and we have a marvelous da

david: i bet she would take it, don't you, gregg? >> i think so. because part of her problem is, there are some different alleged crimes. david: right. >> you have email. you have classified documents, the foundation and then you have perjury referral. he has obstruction of justice for destroying documents. the list goes on and on. david: i bet donald trump takes it off the table so he doesn't have to deal with it. >> sure. david: putting more money in the hands of businesses particularly small businesses, tax, regulations health care. what a trump administration could mean for entrepreneurs all over the country. zane tankel, highly opinion ad applebee's ceo, sounded off on what the president-elect's agenda means for small businesses around the country. ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> preparing for a trump presidency, a lot of small businesses antici

live from the news room, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i'm with you, behind the scenes on the computer. >>> all right, cherri, thank you. >>> shop hours had some money left over from black friday headed for mom and pop shops for small business saturday. the hundreds flooded haddonfield, new jersey to shop local, more than zero shops and restaurants took part. here's something interesting, american express actually created small business saturday back in 2010 as an answer to black friday. many small business owners say being the shoppers is a good gauge for the rest of the who will take shopping season. >> if people are making a pint to come, support your business, that means you are getting something right, doing something right, so it is just, kind of a sign that things are going well, and it is just boosts your energy for the rest of the season. >> and, business owners there say that small business saturday is not only profitable but it also introduces new visitors to their town, that is always a good thing. >>> well, it is not a record jackpot but

in milwaukee jonathon gregg fox6 news. adlib to weather as our next cold front gets closer, clouds will start to return to southeast wisconsin. those will arrive chances after midnight. showers will likely linger into tomorrow morning, before leaving us with a mostly cloudy and cool election day. the clouds won't last long. sunshine returns wednesday. we'll see a brief burst of warmer air thursday before t in the low 50s friday. tonight: mostly cloudy. showers after midnight. low: 48 wind: sw/w 2-7 mph tuesday: morning showers. then mostly cloudy and cool. high: 55 wind: nw 10-20 mph wednesday:gradual clearing. am low: 39 high: mostly sunny. am low: 37 high: 60 wind: w 10-20 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 38 high: 50 wind: n 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 31 high: 50 wind: sw 5-10 and firming up the identity of this season's team.... we'll hear from one of the veterans, next darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data

live from independent mall cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cb.ne "eyewitness news". >>> examining the issues, still ahead where each candidate stand. we have expert analysis from both side of the political aisle. >>> mace a estes ted five new balloons that will fly in the thanksgiving day parade, i'm wendy gilette and we will tell you more coming up. >>> good sunday morning, everyone beautiful finish to the weekend and dry stretch continues, temperatures will fluctuate, they are also going to change rapidly for election forecast, we will talk about that coming i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to g

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live along ben franklin parkway where race is set to start any moment now, cherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. race just started. as you can see runners are off to their start. they were standing at the starting line here right off ben franklin parkway just a moment ago jumping trying to stay warm. it is very windy, cold out here but they kicked off a lot of those layers and they have taken off, the race starts here at eakins oval and goes down the parkway to race street and then up to columbus boulevard, around mlk drive, kelly drive, and on to east falls to finish right here back at the parkway. the average runner, the more elite runners will take a couple hours to finish this race but as you can see people have colorful clothing on, many of them, hats, winter hats to try to keep themselves warm as they continue on this race. now i have to point out there are two different things this year, first the half marathon took place on the saturday and today, these are, there are only marathon runners, about 30,000

jonathon gregg fox6 news. romance x. gunn is 5'9" and weighs 135 pounds. he has dark hair and brown eyes. gunn is wanted for robbing and shooting a man earlier this year. he has several distinct tattoos including a clown face on his left arm. as well as "money man" across his chest. if you have any information on his whereabouts call marshals at now at 10-- a brutal loss 99 yards and a kick return touch down! after that rough start together. what they're saying about the loss. plus-- the final 48 hours are upon us. we'll check in on the candidates as they head into the home stretch. and-- unspeakable tragedy. a little girl killed on her way to church. that is our big story tonight: hit while holding her mother's hand. a driver struck 5-year-old rikyia rick-eye-uh langham this morning on the city's northwest side. and witnesses say - he didn't stop. fox 6's brittany shannon us now live from the nearby police district. this little memorial honors five year old rikyia langham. she was hit by a car and killed here near leon terrace and constance early this mor

fox6's jonathon gregg is live tonight, with how to prevent that from happening. when talking about leaving items in your car, the rule of thumb is "if crooks can see it...they want get it." as sad as it sounds... "they are breaking into the what some people are after your holiday packages. almaghrabi owns a glass repair shot on south 27th street. on saturday, three cars were inside... "a back window, a door glass and a door glass.." five more cars lined up outside.. "also door glass." all broken into since black "there is no season. a car thief is always going to be a car thief." between now and christmas, families may lose big ticket items. not only that-- since it is the holidays replacement glass is on short supply. "the thief is already out waiting for them." so consider yourself warned. if you have more shopping to do, he says put all your bags in the trunk and move your car before going back in. "100 feet away from where you parked your car or on other side of the mall so the thief thinks you left and went home." and never leave shopping bags or anything va

in greendale, jonathon gregg fox6 news. the greendale marching band will perform two pieces during the parade, justin timberlake's "can't stop the feeling" and a mary poppins melody. goes-r , america's most advanced weather eye in the sky." nasa... launching a one-billion dollar satellite for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration this afternoon. the satellite will orbit a little more than 22-thousand miles above the u-s. tornadoes... and other major weather elements. and stephanie... you watched the launch earlier... that new satellite's going to launch earlier... that new satellite's going to be a big deal for you, right? weather clouds will slowly clear this evening and wind chills in the teens. more sunshine for sunday with light winds and high temperatures in the middle 30s. back into the 40s which is normal by tuesday with showers moving in evening.rain will wrap up early thursday morning so the majority of thanksgiving will be dry with highs in the middle 40s. tonight: a few clouds. low: mostly sunny and

"and that reflects our islami gregg, fox6 news. still ahead -- backlash for an oshkosh council woman's protest during a city meeting. why she sat down during the national anthem this week -- and how city leaders are reacting. and a chance to check out all things trains! a look inside the biggest "train festival" in the entire country going on at the state fair grounds this weekend. protest is getting nation-wide attention. she sat during the pledge of allegiance at a meeting the day after the election. nat: "indivisible, with liberty councilwoman caroline panske said she couldn't bear to say aloud. she says she decided in the moment to sit down during the pledge -- because she was upset with the results of tuesday's election. oshkosh's mayor says he didn't see the protest -- but called the gesture "inappropriate." steve whatever your political leanings are, you park those at the front door, you do not bring those into the council chambers. we are elected, and we are here to serve the entire city of that people feel disgusted and di

and as cherri gregg from our sister station shows us, the power of technology played a role in where>> millions flooded the store fridays to take advantage of deep discounts. official start of the holiday shopping season exceed expectations thanks to many more via to buy via internet. consumers spent an estimated $3.3 million shopping oath a 21.6 percent increase from the same day last year, shopping experts attribute the increase to convenience >> you'd have drive from store to store. >>> the mobile devices is also up, mobile purchases made up roughly 40% of online sales on black friday bringing in a whooping 1.2 billion dollars. >> we're seeing the most popular aps like the one for all amazon and wal-marted >> chris mason a ceo of branding brands the's largests mobile ap designer. mobile aps are convenient and growing in popularity. but look for reality stores with no aps and create one >> for every hundred taken down there would be 200 coming up. . >> downloading aps from retail websites can protect consumers from fraud and that and shopping the old fashion way >> shop i believe s

. >> now as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio shows you she's not slowing down as she celebrates a milestone birthday. >> reporter: curiosity has pushed trudy haynes to accomplish quite a bit in life. she broke color barriers in 1965, when she became nation's first african-american on air reporter, she joined kyw-tv and became a household name thanks to memorable interviews on trudy's grapevine. >> i'm your direct connection to the grapevine. >> i have a knack of asking the unexpected. >> reporter: in 90 years young, she still has it. >> i've got my camera and i go around shooting, doing interviews, putting it on social media. >> reporter: with the presence on facebook, twitter, and instagram she's appeared on six stations in the tri-state area in the past 16 years, posting on camera with trudy haynes, trudy haynes show, and the soon to come start now, stay healthier with trudy haynes. so, what is her secret for staying young at heart? >> well, i used to be able to say it was a good life and i had a great husband and i still have a great husband but times have changed

but as cherri gregg from our sister station tells us, another competition today was the blustery windline trying to stay warm. once they heard the signal. they pounded the pavement 26 miles down the parkway through the city to the delaware up to manayunk and then back to aik aiken's oval. he said the biggest challenge was the wind >> mentally overcoming so you're not getting frustrated but appreciating it's cool weather. >> reporter: the cold was no fun for spectators, kelly johnson was prepared. >> i got a blanket here, then my leggings, sweats, my sweater, my jacket and a scarf. >> she was nice enough to give me a blank at the time too. >> helped push kimutai cheruiyot to set up a new record two hours 15 minutes. >> i go to. >> reporter: taylor ward, the women's winner each gotten grand for their travels. >> i can't even describe it. something i've always hoped to do once in my lifetime to be able to do it today was huge. >> reporter: the winding roads and hills took its toll on some >> i got my time. the fact that i feel like i could pass out doesn't matter >> what matters is the e

we contacted hh gregg. they told us the fridge needed new parts.ey gave the loves a new fridge. >> we got nbc channel 10 news involved. we now have our new refrigerator. >> hh gregg provided them with a $50 check for their troubles, which i'm sure they wanted to use that a lot, because they're on a fixed income and had to keep going out to eat. we're going to add all this money together. the cost of the fridge and the check they got to our recovery counter. our total now, $171,813. >> they can get back to making meals at home. >> and that fridge was only three years old. >> just three years. you figure it's going to last at least 15 years, maybe. >> hopefully. >> thank you, harry. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, let us know. the best ways to reach us, right there on your screen. >>> tomorrow on nbc 10 responds, a woman found her dream knitting machine but after months it never arrived. that's tomorrow on nbc 10 news today. >>> we're working on several stories for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> president obama told americans to give d

in milwaukee jonathon gregg fox6 news. and remember -- fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis-- results-- and reaction throughout the n weather clear tonight with temperatures falling into the middle 40s inland to upper 40s lakeside. areas of fog likely and may be dense at times. after morning fog conditions sunday sunshine and near record highs in the upper 60s. a few showers are possible monday night then partly sunny on election day with temperatures near 60. temperatures will be cooler and closer to normal by friday with highs in the low 50s. tonight: areas of fog. low: 48 wind: wsw 1-3 mph sunday: morning fog then mostly sunny. high: 67 wind: ssw 3-5 mph mo a few showers at night. am low: 47 high: 63 wind: sw 5-10 mph track the weather anytime -- by downloading the fox six storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. still to come on fox six news at ten --- supporting our troops - honoring our veterans. why todays parade hits home for one local vet. and the holi

and in studio is judd gregg.ll hear from him on the election, economy, and much more throughout the hour. dow looks it would open up higher about 45.5 points higher. nasdaq 15 points higher and the s&p 500 6.5 points higher. >>> the fed's latest policy statement at 2:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. the consensus is the fed will not raise rates this time around but will do so in december. >>> ford's report won't come out until later in the week due to a fire at ford's headquarters. edmonds.com is expecting a drop in u.s. sales compared to a year ago. >>> tesla will be holding a webb cast this afternoon. it will post new information and answer questions for about 30 minutes. 5:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> and as earnings continue to pour in, other issues like the election, fed, and jobs data due later this week taking a toll on stocks. joining us to talk about it. does the election matter at all in terms of what happened here? there are people who said over the past few days this is either a trump rally, a clinton rall

. >> as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us she has not missed an election in 77 years. >> i was doing my duty. >> reporter: at 98 years young elsie holy was 21 when she cast her first ballot. >> i was always happy when i voted. >> reporter: at the time franklin roosevelt was commander in chief and she voted in every presidential race ever since including for barack obama. >> i prayed for that day. >> reporter: virginia native missiles i's parent, william and mad die mcgill were voters. they died by the time she was 16 but they left a legacy. >> if it was time for you to vote and you didn't vote. >> i have taken her for at least the last 25 years, to vote, in every primary and every general election. >> reporter: joan holy and sapphire are two of missle see's four children they knew their marching order early on. >> i had always said i cannot wait until i'm old enough to vote. >> they carried legacy and passed it down to their children. >> all of these folks are voters. >> yes, everyone of these people on here. >> reporter: missiles i's grandchildren are super

in milwaukee jonathon gregg, fox6 news. the badgers didn't just beat illinois -- they absolutely dominated the illini at camp randall stadium. in the process -- keeping alive their championship game. tom pipines with the latest from madison. "good evening everybody, there was a huge upset in the political realm earlier in the week but not on saturday here at camp randall stadium. the badgers favored by a ton, they won by a ton, 48 to 3. they run the ball for 363 yards, 4 touchdowns. corey clement 128 yards and you also had dare ogunbowale, he was over 100 with just seven tries. braderick shaw 19 carries, 85 yards." "exactly, so we got dare who's always phenomenal and you never know what he's gonna do but it's always something spectacular. and he breaks off a long run when we need it. you got braderick and we got taiwan back in the mix so i'm excited to see what this running back group can me. like you said, taking advantage of what i get. being big in pass protection and passing downs, that's been big for me. and also third

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. >> i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news this hour, fidel castro dead after more than half a century of brutal dictatorship in cuba and shaping america and global foreign policy. >> warming relations with cuba could be in limbo after the election of donald trump. >> mr. trump's transition picks up steam amid apparent split over one key pick. >>> we begin with reactions from across the u.s. and around the world to the death of fidel castro. the former president of cuba died friday at the age of 90, beginning several days of mourning in cuba and kicking off celebrations among exiles. he was an icon of the cuban revolution who established a brutal communist regime. he was a symbol of the cold war, allying cuba with the soviet union and frustrating american presidents from both parties. earlier this morning it was a scene of celebration on the streets of miami, where so many cuban exiles settled to build new lives in the u.s. phil keating is live in miami little havana neighborhood where the partying is showing

gregg: get out of here. she asked me to meet her last night. suddenly, i get all beat up. i didn't have anything to do with those men. now, what is it? don't say anything. well? i loved wilt. don't be a fool, abbie. i've been a fool long enough keeping quiet. now it's time that i stopped. where's wilt henshaw? abbie. - he's dead. - where? i don't kn. jed took his body away. jed miller? came on wilt and me while we were walking through the woods. he was crazy jealous, and he grabbed at me. jed shot wilt. jed said that my father told him that he wanted to get rid of wilt. if i talked about what i saw, my father would hang. what was wilt henshaw? a drunkard's son. why, a drop of rain is worth more than he was. jed miller is the biggest man this town has ever seen, and he's the man that my daughter should marry. that's fine. still here? well, i found out what happened to wilt henshaw. yeah? jed miller killed him. oh, i've got a witness. uh-huh. abbie fenton. how long have you known? since it happened, i guess. well, why didn't you arrest miller? nobody's been pressing until no

jonathon gregg fox six news. one milwaukee restaurant offered free drinks to commemorate fidel castro's death.. fox6's angelica sanchez has the local reaction on his passing and what some people think it will mean for the a scoop of ice...a splash of rum...coke and lime. the ingredients for a 'cuba libre' for one day only patrons of milwaukees 'cubanitas' restaurant can enjoy the drink free of charge. 'its an opportunity for the united states to build a different relationship with the cuban government.' 'its about time, because the cuban people have suffered.' its one of many ways cuban americans across the country are longtime dictator fidel castro. cubanitas restaurant owner marta bianchini is in florida for the holidays and tells us why she wants her patrons to raise a glass. 'today were celebrating the optimism of the cuban people... people dont understand how suppressed cuban people are so thats what were celebrating today.' other cuban americans like doctor raul galvan say theyve spent the day reflecting on

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jared bernstein, senator judd gregg from my home state of new hampshire.ery michelle day. >> very proud of you. >> let's get back to -- michelle, michelle, michelle. let's get back out to brian in ohio. >> this is not my hometown, but it is the home state of joe kernen and sara eisen and courtney reagan. courtney reagan used to work at the restaurant we're at now. little known secret. happy birthday, court. back to the election. why are we here? okay, ohio, not only an important state, 18 electoral college votes, but also this state literally mirrors the nation. what do i mean by that? back to 1896, remember that year? guess what, since 1896, ohio has voted with the winning president every single election except for two. 1944 and 1960. also, the ohio popular vote almost nearly mirrors the exact national popular vote. varies by 2%. that's it. in other words, what happens in ohio in the past anyway has pretty much mirrored the nation. now, what are the big concerns here? i said jobs, jobs, jobs. that's half true. let me lay it out in a different way. jobs, j

in milwaukee jonathon gregg fox6 news. plans include a day-time shelter, a medical clinic and employment center.. but that is all dependent on meeting their fund raising goal. if you'd like to know more about donating, we've included a link on our website, fox6 now dot com. it seems harmless enough-- but a pen left in a bathroom ends in 8 felonies. coming up-- why you might want to think twice the next time and later-- they were just trying to be nice. a group of bikers gets quite the surprise when they stopped to help someone stranded on the side of partly to mostly cloudy tonight with temperatures falling into the 40s this evening. we'll drop into the low 40s near the lake by sunrise, mid-30s highs in the upper 50s. mild conditions continue through mid-week, with a warm up late in the week. 60s return to the forecast thursday and friday. a powerful storm system moves in friday bringing rain and wind along with it. the coldest air of the season blows in 30s by sunday. tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. low: 41 wind: wnw 5