hale in particular to develop and launch the chief of police program and on behalf of ms.e thank you for your leadership in getting the program launched with respect to the update on the program the cleanpowersf program continues to successfully serve customers we have not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the moss month of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt out and supergreen is winning. >> good to hear what's our goal for . >> we have a target of 5 percent. >> we also continue to receive sign ups for the next sign up in the spring as of this week 200 and 55 new sign-ups and 77 percent are supergreen sign-ups. >>

i'm told he might be here at a service here tonight in hales corners. joyce: new at 6:00, attorneys for convicted killer brendan dassey ask a federal appeals court to make sure their clien' the u.s. court of appeals will decide whether to uphold a district court judge's decision to throw out dassey's conviction and release him from prison. a court ordered dassey to stay behind bars pending the outcome of the appeal. the appeal could take months. dassey is currently serving life in prison for the 2005 murder of photographer teresa halbach in manitowoc county. kathy: new at 6:00, a warning tonight for milwaukee county residents. the county says someone has been calling residents over the past couple of days claiming to be a that person tells people they have missed jury duty and need to pay a fine or be arrested. one victim said they lost $1000 after being told to buy a pre-paid credit card and give the card number to the caller. the clerk of courts wants to remind people sheriff's deputies do not call people about jury duty. and, any jury summons would c

and hale to the zoo drive times are on time and same from hale to the it's december 1st. that means winter parking restrictions across the city of milwaukee ---- are now in effect.pete zervakis is live with downtown to explain what you neo know so you don't get a ticket or towed! starting today and running all the way through march 1st... most residential stets will require ternate side, night parking. park on the odd side of the street for odd numbered days... and the opposite for even numbered days on the calendar. that's to help department of public works crews more efficiently - and saly - remove snow. there are some exceptns to e reguons: for exple s routand t ergh parkis allowed on both sides of someets... unless d unces snow plow - or other public works eration - ll happen overnight on that s treet. d-p-says always lk at post signs beforeyou park thossigntake precedence over non-po parking rules.? right now... big defeat for privacy advotes th into effect toda.. giving s federal agents t ability to hack mlions arican' compers. and will hopefully get one soon.filter

a hales corners pastor is charged with molesting children. joyce: we've learned reverend thomas chantry, seen in this video on his church's website, is facing multiple felony wisn 12 news terry sater reports that the pastor is out on bail. >> my name is tom chantry and i'm the pastor at christ reformed baptist church in hales corners. >> pastor tom chantry is now charged in arizona with molesting children where he , served as a pastor at miller valley baptist church in prescott ten years ago. >> we have all done things which we know are wrong. why do we do this? >> this is chantry in a video posted on the website of corners. the video was recorded in milwaukee. >> the bible says the understanding of the truth and our ability to do what is right are hindered by our own nature. >> the eight arizona charges stretch from the mid-1990's up until 2001. one case involves a child under the age of 10. it caught the attention of the survivors network of those abused by priests, including david clohessy. >> he's accused of molesting five kids, and commo

bypass northbound lanes north of the hale interchange. the delay is pushing back to the hale interchange and adding a couple of extra minutes. the rest of the system is green and that means travel times are good. commute, back to you. >> if you are just waking up, we have breaking news, milwaukee police are investigating three overnight homicides. two people were found dead this morning inside of a bedroom at 107th and appleton and hours before that, a shooting victim died after crashing into a home. police are looking for the shooters in the two separate incidents. we have more throughout the morning. >> new information this morning, police in miami beach city block due to the threat of explosives. someone called the police and saying an explosive could be found along ocean drive. they didn't say where it was or consisted of. it is checking all of the vehicles in the area for the device. >> scary moments at a high school in nevada, a student waving a knife was shot by a this happened in reno and the 14-year-old student was threatening ot

that's a ten minute commute and hale to mi. we'hell. 9 and a minor delay at ten time. i'll keep antesye out for other inpthdents. >> all right, tatiana, if you didn't hear it yesterday, you're in for a rude awakening. some people are dealing with a foot and a half of snow. hi, ann. >> hey, good morning to you, susan. racine county saw between 6 and 7 inches. we are off higally ayy. i spoke to the plow driver who said he's been up since 1:00 working hard. just off higally ay k, you can the side road in this neighborhood. it's completely clear. a lot of driveways are clear. i donions thiking h they watche packers yesterday at all because they completely shoveled their driveway. sidewalks here look great as well. all of the sidewalsnow. have be clear. driving down this morning from our station, 43 looked amazing. the higally ays 41 looked great. just a couple slick spots. a couple people heading into wocan driving about the speed limit. you want to keep it below the speed limittesven though the roads are clear. even the shoulders are clear. again, there are slick spots to

the hale is moving just fine. the crews are getting a jump on the the side streets are in a little worse shape this morning. give yourself plenty of time and space. 894 northbound is 5 minutes. 6:33. the cleanup operation from the snow storm could last days. snow plows and salt trucks are out across southeast wisconsin right now and that's going to impact garbage collection in some communities. tim is live on the east side and tim. tim: good morning, ben, if you are like me, you stayed in yet and watching the snow fall. well, the intertate wasn't too bad. the main roads are pretty good. check out the side streets, there is still snow on them. we are on the east side. this is bellview street. the cars are lined up here along the road. it is covered in snow this morning. the crews though are out to of course, the side streets, they are getting done last. i have a new friend here, this is wyatt. what are you thinking? >> this is not the best but tough deal with it. >> too cold for you? >> it was nice yesterday, i mea

reporting live in hales corners, terry sater, wisn 12 news. here in late july and extradited to arizona to face criminal charges but he bonded out and , returned to wisconsin. patrick: get ready to crank the heat. it is about to get really cold. this video, just into our newsroom, shows people bundled up in downtown milwaukee. mark is tracking the temperatures in the weather center. mark, it's only going to get colder from here. mark: eventually we will warm up at some point. but it is called right now, and it will continue to drop throughout the night waukesha, 19 beaver dam. it is windy, so it makes it worse. the windchill feels like six in waukesha, eight in west bend, and the wind will continue to be strong throughout tonight and tomorrow as well. temperatures continue to drop throughout the night. in milwaukee, inland colder, zero. we will talk more about the cold and snow in a couple of minutes and weatherwatch 12. patrick: you can track the temperatures anytime with the wisn 12 news mobile app. it's free to download. >> i will be labele

hale and hearty. a pincer like crane will left the friendship 7 aboard. the end of a saga.he now famous friendship 7 is lashed to the deck of the destroyer and the crew prepares to help glenn from the capsule. first they attempt to help the colonel from his complex prison through the upper exit in the mouth. they encounter difficulties, so it is decided to blow off the escape hatch cover. first glimpse of the conquering hero, colonel john h. glenn, he left his footprints among the stars he has a grin as wide as the path he blazed, as he rests briefly before being flown to the carrier randolph. he is lifted aboard in a maneuver that looks more dangerous than the flight itself. the helicopter takes him to the randolph for a debriefing and examinations by medical men. the copter no sooner touches down on deck than glenn gets a preview of the congratulations that are still to come. on every hand there is jubilation, on every side, smiles and cheers. he signs over his precious log and instruments to the national space administration. from here, he goes to grand turk island for f

nathan hale. very good. this is nathan hale. as a parade banner. the first american spy. and the little vignettes around the side tell a story of nathan hale. the interpreters at the shrine can point to him being talked to by general washington, talked into becoming a spy and how he came into new york secretly on a ship and then was chased up jamaica bay and came to an untime l untimely end in the hands of the british. sometimes you have the opportunity to put art not only are we in the midst of history but in washington. but sometimes i get the chance to remind people of that. i've done quite a few of these call boxes that you might have seen around town. this one is on the corner of florida avenue and massachusetts avenue. florida avenue used to be called boundary street. it was the boundary of the district. and general washington used to ride up there on his way out of town. just stood at that exact point you could see the general go by on his horse. i've done about -- i think there's about ten of mine in washington. quite a lot in calarama and some by the cathedral. m

hale in particular to develop and launch the chief of police program and on behalf of ms. hale thank you for your leadership in getting the program launched with respect to the update on the program the cleanpowersf program continues to successfully serve customers we have not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the moss month of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt out and supergreen is winning. >> good to hear what's our goal for . >> we have a target of 5 percent. >> we also continue to receive sign ups for the next sign up in the spring as of this week 200 and 55 new sign-ups and 77 percent are supergreen sign-ups

hale in particular to develop and launch the chief of police program and on behalf of ms. hale thank you for your leadership in getting the program launched with respect to the update on the program the cleanpowersf program continues to successfully serve customers we have not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the moss month of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt out and supergreen is winning. >> good to hear what's our goal for . >> we have a target of 5 percent. >> we also continue to receive sign ups for the next sign up in the spring as of this week 200 and 55 new sign-ups and 77 percent are supergreen sign-ups

hale and thunder possible. further south, much quieter. 0ne hale and thunder possible. one or two light showers running into wales and south england. elsewhere, a lot of fine weather and sunny spells as well, especially during the first pa rt well, especially during the first part of the day. the showers continue to push across northern england, northern ireland and scotland. snowy showers in northern scotland. snowy showers in northern scotland. a spell of rain coming into northern ireland through the afternoon. temperatures for many will be in single figures. a bit of a bite to that wind as well. tonight, things are going to change. it will turn milder. an area of mild air between the system pushing in across the uk. plenty of cloud. western parts of the uk seeing outbreaks of rain. mild air means it will not feel like able —— able like christmas this morning. double figures, 1a or 15 celsius. plenty of cloud around. windy across the uk. gales across the northern half. some outbreaks of rain developing along the weather front. parts of northern ireland, scotland and n

so, i went to hales corner.was there, some woman comes barging in, rushes by the counter, and i actually said, "ma'am, you cannot go back there." she said, "yes, i can. i'm grace." so, that's number one. she proceeded to tell me she was the director of operations. you didn't tell me that. she told me she still worked there. you didn't tell me that. dave: what you have to understand, it was really awkward. lemonis: i can't work in an environment where you and i just can't be straight the whole time. dave: mm. problem. lemonis: you should be very careful about what you're saying. grace: you need to be brought out and be told, "it's not okay to treat people like that." it's not. how dare you! but the best place to start is in the forest. kubo: i spy something beginning with..."s" beetle: snow. kubo: no. beetle: snow covered trees. monkey: nothing to do with snow. narrator: head outside to discover incredible animals and beautiful plants that come together to create an unforgettable adventure. kubo: wow! narrator: s

the pastor of christ reformed baptist church in hales corners is accused of molesting children.tom chantry, seen here on the website, is accused of molesting or assaulting five children between 1995 and 2000 when he was a pastor at a church in prescott, arizona. the survivors network of those abused by priests, or snap, is asking church members at christ reformed baptist to take a stand. a man accused of drowning his infant child is due in court later today for a status hearing. sean flowers pleaded not guilty to first degree intentional homicide charges in august. police say flowers walked i child.. and held him un teafter an argument with the boy's mothk er bacin july. if convicted, flowers faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. e memoe lls school di???strict is asking f an earliestar year in 2017.the superintendent says the projected start date of september 5th would push graduation a week later... and advanced placement schedules would also be negatively affected.the district says it august 28th instead. a big announcement scheduled today about the world's largest music festival.

hale in particular to develop and launch the chief of police program and on behalf of ms. hale thank you for your leadership in getting the program launched with respect to the update on the program the cleanpowersf program continues to successfully serve customers we have not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the moss month of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt out and supergreen is winning. >> good to hear what's our goal for . >> we have a target of 5 percent. >> we also continue to receive sign ups for the next sign up in the spring as of this week 200 and 55 new sign-ups and 77 percent are supergreen sign-ups

beloit over the top of the of 894 from the hale up to zoo. good spacing, dry pavement and full freeway speeds. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> looking ahead, a new record could be set at the bucks game, closing in kareem's franchise records. the greek freak got his second triple double of the season wednesday night. he had 15 points, 12 boards and 11 assists for the 7th career triple double. the second most with the franchise who has 8. he could tie the record tonight against the hawks. >> now the packers are preparing to take on seattle on sunday and top two outside line backers. rick perry is ruled. clay matthews questionable for the weekend with a shoulder injury. and aaron rodgers was limited in practice but is expected to play. kickoff is 3:25. >> the milwaukee ice fishing show opens today at state fair park. check out the gear and get advice from the experts. now this is the third year for this show. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:10. honoring one of the last space pioneers. >> he was an american

bottom left thats the hale interchangemitchell interchange is over here bottom right top right. 3 top right. and marquette is rightover here bottom interchange is mitchell interchange is over here bottom rightand marquette is top right. 3 the weather has been causing headaches for travelers all day.you're looking live at general mitchell international of the airport have been either delayed or canceled today. 3 it's the same story down in chicago... nearly 14-hundred flights have been canceled so far today between o'hare and midway airports.that's sent people scrambling to find other ways to get from point a to point b... 3 and that some crowds at the intermodal station in downtown milwaukee.dozens of people were there this afternoon... hoping to catch an amtrak down to chicago. and make sure to download the cbs 58 ready weather app.we've got all the latest updates from the national weather service... an interactive radar... hour by hour forecasts... and a blog that's constantly updated by our ready weather team.it's free for both apple and android. 3 still ahead on the cbs 58 news at

hale in particular to develop and launch the chief of police program and on behalf of ms. hale thank you for your leadership in getting the program launched with respect to the update on the program the cleanpowersf program continues to successfully serve customers we have not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the moss month of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt out and supergreen is winning. >> good to hear what's our goal for . >> we have a target of 5 percent. >> we also continue to receive sign ups for the next sign up in the spring as of this week 200 and 55 new sign-ups and 77 percent are supergreen sign-ups

pack 598 from hales corners elementary packed boxes with candy and letters with personal messages of ks <"18:46:56 what will you write in your letter do you think? thank you for your service my dad is in the military02 "> <"18:48:59 i'm writing thank you for helping us get this land and i'm going to thank them for a lot of stuff.11"> the 2nd graders collected all the candy on halloween. one wisconsin high school books and computers.. and now it's expanding technology and engineering instructor jeremie meyer loves to challenge his students.in 2007, meyer founded "formula student" --- a program where students design and build a race car from the ground up... "it's like a deadline, it's just like the real world, you need to get it done in a certain amount of time and it needs to be functional and ready to go by that date." after 10 years, the formula student program is now being replicated in australia... an teacher from dubai reached out to him about teaching the course. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--a respond to a domestic violence call turned deadly overnight. plus.. n

let the vehicle warm up and you are good. 112th and 43 headed to the hale interchange looking good. system wide, no complaints. delay free at this point. travel times... no crashes reported on the that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you. new, fire rips through a milwaukee church. now investigators are rying to figure out it started. hillary mintz is live with the latest. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, melinda. the flames destroyed the church of the all stants fellowship christian church. the fire started around 12:45 on the roof. they had the cut through the roof. the cause remains under investigation at this time. and you know, we checked out the church's website and no services or events scheduled for today. much of this church is looking destroyed. fur driving through the area the streets are back open. for now live in milwaukee, "wisn this morning the police are looking for a man wanted for enticing a teenager walking home from school. the suspect is in the late 20s or early 30s and approached the girl yelling sexually comments towards her

the westbound travel from the hale up to the zoo 5 minutes. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. the big story, president-elect donald trump is set to announce the secretary of state. this hasn't beenuc secret. tim: it is not a secret, we have been hearing it is exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson. now we don't know when how or trump will make the announcement but could be coming out of twitter. he tweeted out yesterday the final tally in the state's presidential recall. the president-elect is focussing on the leadership team and the future of his businesses. for more on that, now to nikole in washington. >> tim, two people close to the team are saying he choes the exxon ceo. donald trump is announcing the secretary of state. >> mr. relationships with the heads of state and joined exxon out of college and this is one of the most successful companies in the world. >> tillerson emerged in caned in of a crowded field. >> i have had a wonderful evening with president-elect donald trump. >> the president-elect called ro

the pastor of 'christ reformed baptist church' in hales corners is accused of molesting children.tom chantry, seen here on the website, is accused of molesting or assaulting five children between 1995 and 2000 when he was a pastor at a church in prescott, arizona. the survivors network of those abused by priests, or snap, is asking church meers at 'christ reformed baptist' to take a stand. 18:15:08- this is a crisis of faith for them right now, the congregation. and we're concerned about how they're responding to it :15 in a statement, church leadership says, "mr. chantry is absence from our church. our church is strong, and our prayers and confidence are in christ." scam alert from the watertown police department. people have been making phone calls claiming to represent the national do not call registry. trying to trick people in giving out personal information. but the call is not coming from the registry or the federal trade commission. a trump associate landed in russia this morning, as concern mounts over the makeup of the president-elect's (nats of trump)president elect trump

right now, 5 minutes from the hale up to the zoo. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. today marks a year since the deadly terrorist attack in san >> yes, new information, we are learning it may have been a christmas setting that triggered the attack a year ago today. emails discovered by the fbi reveal that the wife was upset that her husband was forced to go to the christmas work party as a practicing muslim. 14 people were killed. 22 others hurt when they opened fire at the meeting with assault rifles and they posted on facebook about isis. a moment of silence is planned for later today to remember the victims of that attack. >> tim, thank you. >> new, a tennessee woman is thanking the first responderings for doing more than saving her life a. dozen tornados swept through the state. five people died in the storm system. amber was caught in the tornado it took four hours to rescue amber and she was rushed to the hospital and gave birth to a healthy baby girl. >> i am just thank that god got us thro

hale in particular to develop and launch the chief of police program and on behalf of ms. hale thank you for your leadership in getting the program launched with respect to the update on the program the cleanpowersf program continues to successfully serve customers we have not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the moss month of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt out and supergreen is winning. >> good to hear what's our goal for . >> we have a target of 5 percent. >> we also continue to receive sign ups for the next sign up in the spring as of this week 200 and 55 new sign-ups and 77 percent are supergreen sign-ups

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hale. >> thank you. barbara hale power enterprises in the entity reporting on behalf of the puc and i can say that while our fleet for the city for the puc for sedans is the footprint is quite good, we do have a large number of vehicles with there's just not a low mission and alternative available to us. so we are good actors among the city departments meeting the requirements that you just described, commissioner, there's a number of vehicles that we need to operate to do our utility work that just isn't a low emission alternative for us. but overall, though puc's footprint is largely driven by our transportation our vehicles. that's not unique. that's true of most city departments. >> those heavyweight vehicles i do note of theirs state legislation they are trying to move forward to reduce emissions. >> right. we have participated in various pilots of vehicles and pickup trucks, three-quarter ton pickups. but there has not been a readily available market for us to tap into to make those conversions. an

hale. >> thank you. barbara hale power enterprises in the entity reporting on behalf of the puc and i can say that while our fleet for the city for the puc for sedans is the footprint is quite good, we do have a large number of vehicles with there's just not a low mission and alternative available to us. so we are good actors among the city departments meeting the requirements that you just described, commissioner, there's a number of vehicles that we need to operate to do our utility work that just isn't a low emission alternative for us. but overall, though puc's footprint is largely driven by our transportation our vehicles. that's not unique. that's true of most city departments. >> those heavyweight vehicles i do note of theirs state legislation they are trying to move forward to reduce emissions. >> right. we have participated in various pilots of vehicles and pickup trucks, three-quarter ton pickups. but there has not been a readily available market for us to tap into to make those conversions. an

driving home from the bar she crashed into her boyfriend richard hale's motorcycle. he died.he went to jail. in 2016, 10,265 people died in alcohol-impaired crashes. an increase of nearly 300 from the year before. 2016 could be even deadlier. >> if you're drinking, don't drive. >> reporter: national highway traffic administrator. >> we have seen increases we have not seen in 15 years, it's tragic. >> reporter: why do you think? >> that's what we're still trying to figure out. >> reporter: nhtsa is hoping its technology will reduce the number of drunk driving deaths. it uses sensors to determine a driver's blood alcohol level. if it's too high, the car won't start. for christine alexander, it's too late. >> every waking moment you relive it, you can't take it back. >> reporter: virginia is planning to start testing the drunk driving prevention technology next year. the system can be offered as an optional feature in new cars by 2020. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on the "morning news" colombia crash investigation. new information points to pilot error in

tyreke hale, this guy 5' 8 but plays so much bigger, two touchdowns tonight, 21-3 kansas city. all points coming in the 2nd quarter. early 3rd quarter now 21-13. khalil mack strips it. oakland recovers. it's turned over on the first two possessions of the 2nd half. bad snap, marcus king forced to pick it up, huge opportunity goes by the wayside. two minutes left in the game, same score. oakland drives in the chiefs 20- yard line, but carr's pass to seth roberts on 4th and 1 broken up and that would do it. carr threw for a season low 117 yards, 4th and 6 after the penalty, of course. kansas city wins 21-13. the chiefs won both games against oakland. >> we didn't throw it and catch it the way we typically do and we'll have better days for sure. >> i feel sick to my stomach, you know, when we put something like that out there on film and it hurts. i can promise you that. i'm not worried one bit. it just sucks. we have to take it. you have to take the punch, but i'm not worried. i think we'll bounce back just fine. >>> up next who else would lose tonight? 12th ranked st. mary's or

driving home from a bar, she crashed into her boyfriend richard hale's motorcycle. he died.t to jail. in 2015, 10,265 people died in alcohol-impaired crash, an increase of nearly 300 from the year before. 2016 could be even deadlier. >> if you're drinking, don't drive. >> reporter: national highway traffic safety administrator mark rosekind. >> we're seeing increases we have not seen in 50 years. it's tragic. >> reporter: why do you think the drunk driving numbers are going up? >> that's one we're still trying to figure out. >> reporter: nhtsa is hoping this technology will reduce the number of drunk driving deaths. it uses censors to measure a driver's blood-alcohol level. if it's too high, the car won't start. but for christine alexander, it's too late. >> every waking moment you live with it. and you can't take it back. >> reporter: virginia is planning to start testing the drunk driving technology next year. the system could be offered as an optional feature in new cars by 2020. kris van cleve, cbs news, washington. >> brennan: when we come back, we'll remember george mi

driving home from a bark she crashed into her boyfriend richard hale's motorcycle. he died. she went to jail. in 2015, 10,265 people died in in-impaired crashes, an increase of nearly 300 from the year before. 2016 could be even deadlier. >> if you're drinking, don't drive. >> reporter: national highway traffic safety administration mark rosekind. >> we're seeing these increases that we have not seen in 50 years. it's tragic. >> reporter: why do you think the drunk driving numbers are going up? >> that's one we are still trying to figure out. >> reporter: n.h.t.s.a. is hoping this technology will reduce the number of drunk driving deaths. it uses sensors to measure a driver's blood alcohol level. if it's too high, the car won't start. but for christine alexander, it's too late. >> every waking moment you live with it. and you can't take it back. >> reporter: virginia is planning to start testing the drunk driving-prevention technology next year. the system could be offered as an optional feature in new cars by 2020. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> ninan: relatives

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