jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. 3 with more snow in the forecast later in the week, the city of milwaukee has taken a step to make clearing alleys easier. city 'not' plow alleys and anyone who ?does? plow them needs a license first. that license is now available for a lot less. officials have sharply reduced the fee for a snow plowing 'equipment license' from 50- dollars to ten dollars. that's effective today. 3 to stay up-to-date on the latest weather alerts and track winter weather... just download the cbs 58 mobile weather app. it's free for android and i-phones. president elect trump thanking it's happening at state fair park and we begin our team coverage with cbs 58's david ade adewho's live inside the expo center, where trump will speak...david? check out this crowd...we got used to seeing large crowds for donald trump's wisconsin stops during the campaign season...but tonight's stop obviously has a different energy.this is cebr trump... his supporters... and political allies.i've been told he'll

jacob kittilstad...cbs 58 news. many places in the south and southeastern united states are reeling today after a line of tornadoes and severe storms swept through. the storms started in alabama and moved east and north up through mississippi, georgia and into the carolinas. at least 5 people are known dead, dozens are hurt and the property damage is widespread. 3 3 3 temperatures below freezing around 300. wind: nw 5-10 mph. friday: drying out with some pockets of sunshine. highs in the upper 30s. wind: w 5-10 mph.weekend: seasonable temperatures both saturday and sunday with highs in the upper 30s. some peeks of sunshine possible on saturday with a snow is likely on sunday with some light accumulation possible, especially on grassy surfaces.tonight: mostly cloudy. temperatures below freezing around 300. wind: nw 5-10 mph.friday: drying out with some pockets of sunshine. w 5-10 mph.weekend: seasonable temperatures both saturday and sunday with highs in the upper 30s. some peeks of sunshine possible on saturday with

true.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live from waukesha county. jacob? representatives from the campaigns are here...election officials are here... all of them tell me the recount has been moving smoothly in the county. then they look online and see these wild claims that everything is falling apart out here...they just say its frustrating and it doesn't reflect re (-nat. ballot counter-) thousands of ballots pass through the high speed machine... it's new - speeding up the process in waukesha county.... taking an image of each individual ballot. but read this blog - the palmer report - and you'd imagine the room in bedlam. the headline cites an observers accusing officials of ?double-counting? votes for donald trump. the story's been shared more than 15-thousand times. the problem? the entire story hinges on a from a completely unverified profile. (nat.) 23;26;48 23;26;48 "none of that's based in reality. i've been in three counties. you have observers from every campaign. you have election workers from the city clerk or the county clerk's office doing

jacob kittilstad...cbs 58 news. jake ad libs toss to eric cities all over southeast wisconsin have southeast cities all over cities all over southeast wisconsin have been digging out from the snow all day. day.this is the first full winter in kenosha since kenosha changed its plowing policy.trucks now hit the roads there after two inches of snow... instead of four. 3 the roads looking pretty good up in washington county this morning too.this is from "hickory lane park" in parks and rec department. 3 and of course... the snow wasn't going to stop the thousands of packers fans from making the trek up i-43 this morning to green bay.we caught up with a few fans on who made a pit stop in sheboygan... about how things looked out on the roads. "last night, the road was pretty slippery, so that's what i kind of felt like the same way today. and on the way up here, after milwaukee, it was only one lane. yea, only one lane was cleared. it kind of got busy but... it wasn't terrible." 3 3 3 thanks eric.the roads were treacherou

jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke took another swipe at one of his local critics this morning. ..while guest hosting on wisn radio...the sheriff dismissed calls for his resignation. after four recent deaths at the jail. the sheriff moore omokund and brought up an incident ten years ago in which omokunde and others were accused of slashing tires on vans used by republicans to take voters to the polls.the sheriff said "you know what's wrong with the milwaukee county jail? he's not in it.....that's the only thing wrong with the milwaukee county jail." 3 "if there's nothing wrong in our jails, why have four people died in a six month period? that is a problem. if the sheriff doesn't think that's a problem, that's another reason why he should re" response to the sheriff today. sheriff clarke recently met with president-elect donald trump amid speculation he might be named to a position in the homeland security department. today we learned who trump wants to ?lead? that . department. cb

jacob kittilstad has a live report from menomonee falls... kenosha county following several reports of crashes. lets start with meteorologist justin thompson-gee with the latest forecast... justin? 3 tonight: snow wraps up by 10:00 pm at the latest. chilly with lows in the upper teens. slick spots persist. wind: nw 10-15 mph.monday: a little bit of sunshine possible under a partly cloudy sky. some during the day. slight chance 3 thanks justin...our team coverage continues with eric levy who is live in milwaukee. lets check in with him now... eric, you've been out in this stuff all day,,, what are people saying? 3 the snow didn't necessarily keep people inside. most of the people we found decided to lace up the boots and walk instead of drive. many of the a thinner crowd than maybe a clear sunday. driving is not advised, however some people had no choice. "conditions weren't too bad in minneapolis but we were having this snowstorm there expect. but, driving from the milwaukee airport to downtown was pretty difficult. it was tough. and there we

cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live outside the administrative building...as the recount continues. jacob? if you search waukesha on facebook or twitter you'll see pretty much a solid block of people sharing the fake news...accusing election officials of double-counting votes for donald trump. the stories from the blog "the palmer report" have been shared close to 40- times and...election officials say...it's just untrue.> the story is based on a unverified facebook post and nothing more - no contact with anyone involved with any campaign.> so although their accusing massive trickery - the fact is...when you're in the room...the process is moving very smoothly.> in addition, commission has not received any complaints or evidence that would support the claims of double-counted votes for anyone. 3 "then you have the high speed machines that not only move it's even more difficult to try to make an extra box of ballots that people are accusing of showing up somewher" somewhere." that machine is moving things along faster for the people involved in the recount.as far as a timeline thoug

jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. a wisconsin state trooper is recovering today after his squad was hit on sunday. the trooper was responding to an accident in washington county near slinger when another car slammed into his cruiser causing serious damage. the trooper is expected to be okay. the family in the other this happened during yesterday's snow. dozens of accidents were reported across southeastern wisconsin as cars slid into ditches or into other cars. some of those roads had more snow on them than others...meteorologist michael schlesinger is in for rebecca with a your first look at 'ready weather.' forecast...today...cloudy. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 30s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 30s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. wes tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday ni

jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. 3 the extreme cold changes the do their jobs....including firefighrs. 3 "bause of the temperatures and the conditions that we have today and for the next couple of days, we will dispatch additional equipment on any rking fire, any report of a working fire that we have." have." and milwaukee firefighters used that extra equipment today during a call at the pfister hotel downtown. the lunchtime fire was on the roof, whe contractors were doing some work, possibly with a torch. some people inside the hotel were moved as fire crews quickly doused the flames. no one was h to stay up to date on the winter weather ... just download the cbs 58 mobile weather app. it's free for android and i-phones. new at five...an investigation into the death of a student from lakeland university in sheboygan county. the body of 18-year old kaelin o'neal was recovered by a dive team early this afternoon in a pond on the lakeland campus. cbs 58 first reported the student's disappearance last night

newborn.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad us live in the newsroom. this call for resignation is coming from milwaukee county's 10th district supervisor... that's supervisor supreme moore omokunde. he says ?because? sheriff david clarke is responsible for the operations at the milwaukee county jail...the sheriff should resign because four people have died there in a six months period.supervisor omokunde says something is terribly wrong sheriff clarke should resign before more people die.here's a quote from a press release. quote: supervisor supreme moore omokunde / district 10"media reports and the statements of witnesses indicate that at least three of the deaths appear to have occurred as a result of actions or inaction by sheriff clarke's corrections officers. yet not a single officer has been disciplined, and sheriff clarke remains silent. this is totally unacceptable." we have reached out to sheriff clarke to see if he has a response to this call.in addition...as they've repeated requests for more information on all of these recent deaths at the

training.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad shows us just how k-9 officers are trained... and meets the officers who take one for the team. off my property. -i don't got to go nowhere man. i don't got to go anywhere."armed with a gun loaded with blanks... 19;52;33"stand back! you can come over here if you want to!" myles bradshaw plays the criminal.19;52;40"send him! what! ?shooting?."he calls himself a professional decoy. decoy.19;21;37"it many sound like the dog is killing me but it's really not. i'm playing into the dog's confidence. i'm building him up so you do have to have a certain level of acting skills per se."9;45;38 - yelling nat.bradshaw - who's train a half dozen officers how to continue training... that means ?sometimes? being on the receiving end.(bradshaw) 19;22;27"from day one that they're out here they're a little nervous and then we put a few dogs on them."19;22;12"a lot of times you'll see these real huge police officers out here using real high voices with their dogs [to encourage their dog]."(pionke)19;37;14 "that's what keeps them happy and that's wh

jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. cudahy police are looking for a man who approached a 13-year-old girl for sex. sex.it happened around 4 yesterday afternoon while the girl was walking home from school. the suspect first drove by without saying anything, then stopped his car near swift and holmes and made a sexual comment to her. the third contact happened when on edgerton ave and asked the girl for sex. 3 he's described as a white man... average to slightly heavy build... in his late 20's to early 30's. the girl told police he has a long brown beard, was wearing a baseball cap and driving a blue or gray colored car.. possibly a newer model four-door. if you have any information you're asked to call cudahy police at 414-769-2260. new at noon...in addition to enhancing this area's quality of f zoo also has a sizable impact on the economy. that's according to a new study commissioned by the zoo. cbs 58 morning anchor mike curkov has the details. 3 according to a newly released economic impact study the milwaukee county

not nervous there's something you're not doing right. " "tonight on the cbs 58 news at ten -- jacob kittilstad shows trained... stay in shape... and meet the officers who take one for the team.that's tonight at ten. 3 3 3 tonight: mostly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. seasonable when it comes to temperatures with highs in the upper 30s both saturday and sunday. a mostly cloudy sky for saturday. staying dry before clouds increase and snow arrives on sunday morning. light snow showers possible from 7 am to 2 pm with most places around 1" of snow, especially 3 -nats kids buzzing, show kid in red coat- coat- nothing like the sound of happy and ?warm? kids. students at kagel elementary school on the south side got brand new winter coats, courtesy of milwaukee brewers bullpen catcher marcus hanel. since then, they've donated almost 4-thousand coats to milwaukee area kids. 3 -nats piano playing, santa ent- enters- santa made a special apperance today at milwaukee's i-c-c. this was an annual surprise party thrown for 278 local students...picked by social worker

one.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad is live with more..jacob the main point of discuio interest in a new ?smaller? facility operated by milwaukee county. now...> nothing's set yet but there's a few thing in play.> first - milwaukee county health and human services is asking for the state for money for the project.> hector colon - director of the county's health and human services - says ?yes?, the governor's office - in a discussion - asked questions about costs... > but colon feels future savings are real incentives - and, as a result, ?real? the table.> but even more persuasive - in his mind - is the effect the change would have on children currently sent to lincoln hills. "we don't believe in facilities. we don't believe that that is the answer either. but from a practical perspective, kids are still going to lincoln hills. so if that secure facility is going to exist we ask that it be close to home and it address behavoral and pro-social skills to help these indu although there is no hard plan at this point...the jumping off point for the facility would be 36 beds serving non-serious j

shelters.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad is live from inside the impact "2-1-1" call center.. center...where their response is continually changing...jacob. > ...and for a weather situation like this: where it's getting colder day- after-day...> new warming shelters ?are also opening? as temperatures drop.> workers here will take around 600 calls today...that's the estimate...> now - 211...which is run by impact...doesn't only deal with weather related issues...it's really to help anyone struggling with family issues, food, homelessness...and that puts them in a unique position, having access all that information information likely to help when someone is cold - it's a priority now, in fact. is to provide referals to many of those services...including shelters. 3 "the shelters are almost always full. there isn't a time when the shelters are calling and saying 'oh my gosh, we've got all of these beds available.' when we have an opening we get someone placed in there." there." coming up on the news at 5...> we'rgoing to talk to one of the people answering the phones here...> and

training. 3 "if you're not nervous there's something you're not doing right. " ten -- jacob kittilstad shows us just how k-9 officers are trained... stay in shape... also... meet the officers who take one for the team.that's tonight at ten. 3 coming up on the cbs 58 news at four -- after a week of public mourning..cuba prepares for the funeral of fidel castro. 3 plus -- folks are starting to return to the charred remains of their lives after devestating wildfires in the smoky mountains. 3 plus --- schuld will return with your 3 for the first time -- residents of gatlinburg tennessee are being allowed back to their homes and businesses... or what's left of them after a massive and deadly died in the fire... 80 others were hurt.craig boswell is in gatlinburg with a first-hand look at the devastation. ashley rad is seeing what remains of her home after a devastating wildfire tore through."this is where the front door was."she and her boyfriend moved in only 3 months ago.they didn't realize their neighborhood was on fire until they looked out the window.(sot: ashley rad/lost home in wildfi

cold.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live in waukesha with that part of the story...jacob. this weekend it was ice scrapers...shovels...and snow blowers. but now we've talking so at tomchek ace hardware they're seeing a lot of interest in space hears. that's just one of those devices that comes with a lot of warnings - don't leave them on-and-unattended....don't drape blankets over them; some big problems - like fires - later on.also, another thing to think about: how are your pipes doing? will they stand up to the cold temper atures without freezing or bursting. insulation and pipe heaters are also sometng people are looking at now. 3 "people start getting nervous about broken water pipes and quick insulation and heat tape and that type of thing to keep their ter running." running." coming up on the news at five...we'll take a look at to damage caused by cold weather...and possible solutions to avoid that. live in waukesha jk cbs 58 news. 3 to track the latest in the forecast and these dangerously cold temperatures make sure to download the cbs 58 mobile weather app. it's

of bites in the name of preparation.coming up on the cbs 58 news at 10...tonight jacob kittilstad takes us to a training school for doggie decoy...and it's not always pretty. myles bradshaw / professional decoy19;19;08"if you're not nervous there's something you're not doing right. i've been doing it for a little while now and i even still get a little nervous especially i'm working a dog who hasn't been worked in a little while or is this a new dog that's pretty experienced and shows pretty good vigor and power." power." k9's and the officers they're trained to bite...coming up tonight...on the cbs 58 news at 10 o'clock. 3 there is a new officer on the job in caledonia. caledonia.k-9 louie and his handler are back from training in virginia. virginia.we first told you about louie earlier this year...when he still didnt have a name.now...the two year very first k-9 officer in the caledonia police department's history.good luck louie!! the ?first? free clinic in walworth county is celebrating ?four? years of serving uninsured people. open arms free clinic provides medical, vision and dent