here is meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning. jeremy. jeremy: good morning. you saw the camera outside from downtown milwaukee. just draped in a blanket of cloud cover. that is statewide. this is showing clearing up north. but looking at the visible satellite and clouds here, too. and a mainly cloudy sad ahead. but dry out there. so you can head outside, dress accordingly. 32 degrees. pretty chilly with the west to northwest breeze close to 10 miles per hour. this is a look from our msoe camera down at cathedral square ready for the holiday here is your forecast, make it a warm cup of coffee this morning. keep the clouds around. and in the afternoon, 36 or 37 degrees. no travel headaches today with the weather. a different story on sunday. now develop, we will go over the timing and how much you can expect coming up. andy: jeremy thank you. this morning a milwaukee woman has a warning for other drivers after the victim of a bump-and-run. it happened near 74th and locust around 8:30 yesterday morning. the victim speaking only on wisn about the sudden attack. >

andy: thank you, jeremy. with all of the snow on the way, people in milwaukee may have more snow plowing options. the common council and mayor tom barrett are reducing the fee for a plowing license, starting on tuesday it will drop from $50 to ten dollars. the city will compile a list of licensed contractors on-line. the roads could get missy this -- messy this weekend. high driving a challenge. new this morning one wisconsin college is getting interactive it show the dangers of slick roads. we have the report. reporter: so many may brush winter driving tips off as common sense, serious accidents hamon avenue winner. a driving simulator at ntc is showing how different roads are when they are dry. >> so here we stop 100 feet, reporter: verses when they are wet. >> and you can see on the icy road how much further i have traveled down. reporter: not just stopping in the snow that's a problem. >> if i accelerate too suddenly or do any sudden movement i will start to lose control of the vehicle as you saw right th

here's weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: we have snow in the weekend forecast. mortuary with -- more dreary weather. in the city, it is currently just above freezing. at the moment, with the mp lot of wind this morning. it is seven miles per hour. let's break down the forecast for the first half of the weekend. maybe a peak of sunshine, but it is mainly cloudy with a high of 37. snow on sunday. stay with us, i will go over the timing and how much snow you can expect, coming up. warning for other drivers after she says she was the victim of a bump and run. the incident happened near 74th and locust around 8:30 yesterday morning. the victim speaks only on wisn 12 news with our ben hutchison about the sudden attack. >> he threw me to the ground, jumped in my car. i held on to my door, and i was like, no get off. i couldn't put up much of a fight, because i didn't know what he had on him. ben: crystal gonzalez describes it as fast paced and traumatic, the victim of a bump and run near 74th and locust friday morning. a su

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good morning, jeremy. jeremy: we are starting pretty quite. if you have trouble plans, it looks ok until after 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. the winter storm watch will start at 6:00 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. on date roads look -- on monday. the state through the late afternoon, travel should the ok'd including northern illinois. things will go downhill past christmas or holiday shopping, i would say cold is your focus. 23 by 6:00 p.m. the winter storm watch after 6:00 p.m. snow expected tonight, and how much you will be shoveling or snow blowing away, coming up. andy: we are under a winter weather watch. the city of milwaukee is already gearing up for tonight's snow. milwaukee county has 102 pieces of equipment on standby, ready to salt and plow the roads. crews started preps wednesday adding an anti-icing solution to more roads than last year. can be spread out throughout the road. drivers are also reminded to maintain a safe distance behind plows and salt trucks in order to stay safe. public works officials say they are ready for the snow. >> if we get the

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meteorologist jeremy nelson is filling in for sally this morning. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: we have plenty of cold across southeast wisconsin. we have snow showers running. there is a chance for a light dusting of the snow. it is windy out there and just blowing bigger story is the cold this morning. you are going to feel the british prime minister. single digit above zero windchills. downtown milwaukee only feels like 8 degrees. we have a temperature around midday with the flurries of 24 degrees. it is not going to feel like that. the winds are 12-22 miles per hour. in the weekend forecast. first matt hit the roads. any snowflakes out there? >> we are travelling to the west, no flurries at this point. no problems on the reports no. reports of slick areas at this point. the volume is light. winds are blowing. everything is in the green. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. melinda: right now we're following breaking news. three murders in milwaukee overnight. this happens this morning near 107th and appleton. we are going to hillary

meteorologist jeremy nelson is filling in for sally this jeremy: sal is off for today. i amtraking the snow showers early this morning. not expecting accumulation. they are sweeping across the area with the winds that are adding a chill to the air. here is a luke at waukesha. zooming into the street lights to see the snowflakes. 19 degrees and factor in the west breeze at 15 miles per hour and we have single digit windchills for many of inland areas. even though to temperatures are around 20 to start, about 27 this afternoon, flurries across the area and the winds 12-22 and that means a blustery feel across southeast wisconsin. we have snow over the weekend. >> thank you, jeremy. the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. melinda: right now we're following breaking news. three murders in milwaukee overnight. starting with a double homicide near 107th and appleton. that's on the city's northwest side. police say a man and woman were found dead in a bedroom. they had been shot multiple times. neighb

here is jeremy nelson. jeremy: good morning. first thing you will notice when stepping out the door, bitter cold windchills. now the temperatures overnight have been in the single digits. now to a look at the rockwell automation temperature. when we arrived here this morning 4:45 a.m. that said 10 degrees above zero. there is a very thin veil of clouds moving in.

here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning. we start off with the radar network, still seeing a few snow showers slipping through parts of walworth and racine. it is jumping into northeast illinois. we are looking at clouds to linger. that is what we have downtown milwaukee right cathedral square, 36 degrees. the first cut forecast, we say good-bye to the flurries and clouds out there. highs near 40 by this afternoon. we search for a little more sunshine in the 7-day forecast. first to matt salemme to the roads. >> some of the roads are wet, dryer than when i drove in freeways. right now, the volume is light as you are seeing on the d.o.t.s. no reason to speed on the wet roads. travel times... right now, no crashes on the system. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> we want to have this done right the first time, the only we have to take this serious. melinda: observers from the green party, the hillary clinton campaign, and staffers from president elect donald trump are all keeping an eye on wisconsin's histor

jeremy. jeremy: good morning, today far and away the coldest feeling morning that we have had this season across southeast the rockwell automation showing 11 degrees. the breeze is picking up. so windchills are diving this morning. we have single digit below zero windchill values and teens below zero out there. i looked back, it hit 16 below zero over night in kenosha for the feels-like temperature. single digits and teens across southeast wisconsin. it is going to get worse, the winds are going tok take a look at this, a windchill advisory as we go through tonight and 10:00 a.m. on thursday morning. during that time frame, the windchills may drop to 15-25 degrees below zero. tomorrow morning is when you want to limit the exposure at the bus stop. wait until the bus is approaching or wait in a warm vehicle and scoot into the bus. if you can do that, that is a great piece of advice. snow pants and boots on too. get ready for a bitter cold morning. sal has more on the snow for the weekend. back

jeremy peters from the "new york times." thanks. >> thank you. >> foreshadowed, that's what i was doing. i foreshadow's nicolle's resume entry, the part about the mccain/palin campaign. your reaction to your former boss -- >> so that video brought me back to the moment when we were all here with chris matthews and chucked to covering her live endorsement of donald trump. jeremy correctly shared with us her deep ties to steve bannon but she was also an important endorser of donald trump at a time when a lot of the good money was on her endorsement going to ted cruz and iowa is a place where her endorsement mattered so she put her money on donald trump, she came and visited with donald trump when she was wering her own run four years earlier when his sort of central political cause was birtherism and she was the rising political star in that wing of the republican party so their ties run deep. the most interesting thing to me about sarah palin in the cab it? that sarah palin's presence was not requested at donald trump's conve

here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning. we start off with the radar network, still seeing a few snow showers slipping through parts of walworth and racine. it is jumping into northeast illinois. we are looking at clouds to linger. that is what we have downtown milwaukee right cathedral square, 36 degrees. the first cut forecast, we say good-bye to the flurries and clouds out there. highs near 40 by this afternoon. we search for a little more sunshine in the 7-day forecast. first to matt salemme to the roads. >> some of the roads are wet, dryer than when i drove in

here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we are watching the radar and snow showers are drifting to the southeast. this is primarily some drizzle and snow showers. closer inspection into walworth county. they are drifting to the southeast and not expecting snow accumulation. wells street in milwaukee, i was just outside and starting to dry out, just a little damp in some of the spots. 36 in the city. a little farther inland, walworth 32, 33 degrees. we hold in the mid to upper 30s today. trying to get the sun in this afternoon. we look ahead to temperature weekend forecast, which includes a chance of snow or a wintry mix on sunday. all that and more coming up. melinda: when you're on the go, take he weather watch 12 forecast with you. tablet. >> we want to have this done right the first time, the only time. we have to take this serious. melinda: observers from the green party, the hillary clinton campaign, and staffers from president elect donald trump are all keeping an eye on wisconsin's his

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center filling in good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we have our eyes on the dopplar radar network. to the west, and western parts of waukesha, rain mixed with a few wet snowflakes and rain showers and snow shower shower mixed in. there is a little steady batch of precipitation out there. the pavement may be a little warmer than that and expecting just wet conditions early on this morning. rain or snow showers through 7:00, 8:00 a.m. and cloudy and low 40s in the afternoon and a sprinkle or flurry in the afternoon. sunset is 4:18. >> thank you, jeremy. ben: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> our big story this morning, the largest election recount in wisconsin's history starts today. millions of ballots across the state will be recounted over the next 12 days. melinda: the massive effort starts about four and a half hours from now. tim is here with a look at what you can expect. tim. tim: melinda an

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jeremy bowen has this assessment. jeremy: this is an just another broken middle eastern city. aleppo was syria's biggest. merely civilians trapped by the siege of these aleppo, round 100,000 were children. only last year rebels looked as if they might encircle the regime-held western side of the city. now their hopes are as a smashed as the streets good as the guns fell silent russian troops helped civilians near tv cameras. moscow rejects the accusation by britain and others that it's meant has been supporting slaughter. the regime's victory is also one for its allies russia and iran. they got the condemnation of the siege of east aleppo by the west, it's arab allies, and nations who had no say in the evacuation deal. and agreement

how cool is this, jeremy? jeremy: good morning, we are 20 stories up on the top of the gas light building here in milwaukee. the flame is burning brightly lighting up, the ceremony, the top of the building will be lit up and the iconic flame helping to tell us the weather, blue is what you see is what you get. it is staying cold. if flickering, could see snow in the area. but news chopper above us and giving us a perspective. this flame is 21 feet tall. building was built in 1930. the flame was lit in celebrating the iconic flame in milwaukee and it is a good spot for a view of the sunrise too in a little bit. but the clouds are here and colder up here. sally, i can let you, there is a windchill factor up on the 20th story here. what a view. this is part of the milwaukee's history. check out the lighting ceremony at 6:15, the gaslight building this morning with our photo journalist and matt is high above. melinda: that is a coolest thing this morning. thank you, jeremy. >> super hero shot. >> when he left i sa

steele and "new york times" political reporter jeremy peters is with us from washington. jeremy, you get the leadoff slot tonight because of what you're hearing and reporting about one sarah palin. what is it? >> well, the sarah palin consideration is very, very serious, brian. you have to remember her ties to trump go well beyond her involvement in the campaign and her endorsement of him in his initial phases. she's very close to steve bannon who you referenced earlier. steve bannon was a political adviser of sarah's. he was a vessel for the populist brand of conservatism he would settle on in trump as a vehicle for the presidency. so steve here has been very, very crafty and careful about which conservatives he's chosen to latch himself on to and sarah

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center filling in for sally. good morning, jeremy. >> good morning. a lot more rain than the snow in southeast wisconsin. just a few wet snowflakes mixed in and melting on here is the radar network, a little drizzle out there. currently 37 degrees at ka theed bral square. a west breeze. here is the planner, cloudy skies in milwaukee and a little drizzle at the moment. maybe a lit el wet snow flake trying to mess in. falling to stick. we look at the weekend forecast coming up. now to morning ride with matt.

jeremy? jeremy: this is the coldst air for the season so far. you will feel this when you step outside today. the windchill advisory with the zero across wisconsin. now the coldest windchills minus 24 in waukesha. feeling 22 below in west bend. downtown milwaukee minus 17. out the door this morning, even the air temperatures dropped below zero. most of today cold and dry and sunshine.

jeremy is saying leave the forecast to the experts, tim. melinda: new this morning, a woman in arizona is accused of stealing someone's identity after using a debit card. the problem is it was her own card! isabel ponce didn't know there were any issues until she saw a wanted poster with her face on she says it's all a bank of america mix up. she's had problems before with the bank confusing her with another woman who has the same name. >> are you a criminal? >> no, i'm not a criminal. >> you are not a criminal? >> no. i don't have time, i work 44 hours plus a week. i don't have time for that. i'm police closed the case once they found out about the mix-up. but ponce says she's still worried about how the wanted poster could affect her future. >> a woman in arizona wakes up to a stranger in the shower. it happened the weekend of thanksgiving. that mother quickly got her two daughters and hid in the closet and called 911. when the police arrived they arrested the man that was wearing just a towel. he left behind a lot of damage as well. she

jeremy bowen, bbc news. katty: the losers in the battle for aleppo are the men, women, and children. the winners are russia and iran. has announced he will nominate exxon mobil's ceo rex tillerson as secretary of state. even senators from his own party are raising concerns over his ties to russia. the president-elect met with media mogul kanye west. here is nick bryant. nick: it was as if aleppo didn't exist. instead, a brief cameo from president-elect and kanye west. recognizedmost globetrotting celebrities. in finally choosing his globetrotting chief diplomat, donald trump has gone for a much less familiar figure that his choice is rex tillerson, a texas oilman, a staunch conservative, and the chairman of exxon mobil, one of the world's largest companies. in that global role, he has conducted a foreign policy and cut major deals with the russians. vladimir putin awarded him with the russian order of friendship. the country's highest honor for a foreigner. but champagne at the kremlin isn't a problem for do

jeremy: it is.ictates that a production cut is not a production cut until it actually starts to come across a little slower. and you said baked into the cake, $55 a barrel right now. looking at the commodities on the back of them. looking extended. oilto oil deals -- two deals in the course of two weeks is almost unbelievable. manus: the ruble has had the best run in dollar terms. in the best sense of live tv, i am on my own, so i will do the drive on the telly. we will talk about the oil currencies. here is what we prepared. i have the ruble, and i have malaysian currency. they are having their best year with the ruble. at over here on the correlation. and they are still high. if oil is getting going at $52, is there more momentum on these three currencies? jeremy: maybe, but not as a result of the commodities moving higher. the russian ruble could move higher depending on the treaty relationship with donald trump. any form of coalescence around nafta could help the canadian dollar. and in the gran

jeremy siegel joins us as we march for that record. nejra: mario draghi speaks in brussels today warned me european leaders -- morning european leaders that explosive politics could expose the euro area's underlying weaknesses. vonnie: president obama bows the u.s. will take action to respond to russian cyber attacks attempted to interfere with the election. donald trump dismisses claims of the interference. we talked to policy advisers we talked to policy advisers this hour. about 30 minutes into the trading day. abigail: happy friday and we do have green for this friday. happy friday to all of our viewers. -- dow, s&p 500, nasdaq modest gains. asare on record watch perhaps a dallas marching higher toward doubt 20,000. it is worth noting that it has quadrupled. it will be interesting to see what happens as the day goes on the averages can hang on to the games today -- gains today. 1% after thee than russian energy minister did say all russian oil companies will participate in a supply cut deal. gold is getting a boost, nicely 1%,er, d

let us bring jeremy into the conversation. are pieces of information about ulster in the italian story. this is critically important for preventing any kind of contagion coming from italy. this is one of the most critical pieces on the european chest toward over the next 4-6 weeks. before the elections begin to kick in. >> the political risk is obvious. for theous headline eurozone going into 2017. the weakness of the banking system has been an ongoing story to the euro outlook. if we think about the changes we saw and the u.s. banking system in the post crisis world where we saw the recapitalization of the banks which has allowed them to move into a more stable footing. that has been lacking in europe. we have not seen the fixing of the balance sheets in order to facilitate a much better lending environment. of the yieldg curve from the ecb has helped provide a more stable outlook that we need to see more of these banking sectors fixing themselves and we need to see the capitalization and the tier one ratio's improve markedly

jeremy bowen reports. jeremy: noisy demonstrations in turkey over the weekend condemned russia's support of the assad regime. throughout the war, turkey has been on the other side, backing the rebels. the protests were organized, but it could be that the man who killed the russian ambassador acted alone. he seems to have been part of a sense of national and religious humiliation among some turks after russia's decisive action. turkey shot down a russian warplane it said violated its airspace not long after russia's intervention over a year ago. but since then, turkey and russia have tried to avoid clashes. too much is at stake. both say the assassination won't change the warmer relationship. these are russian special forces troops in syria. the turkish equivalents are in the country, too, mainly preoccupied with the kurds. but there is an obvious rivalry between 2 major powers to intervene on opposite sides in the syrian war. andrei karlov, the late russian ambassador, accompanied his president on trips in

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jeremy. jeremy: good morning, today far and away the coldest feeling morning that we have had this season across southeast

not any more, jeremy. jeremy: it is back to reality. it is a harsh reality this winds and we have windchills only in the single digits. it is feels 8 here in milwaukee. the winds are gusting up to 26 miles per hour. extra layers are needed this morning. the hat, the gloves. wear the winter gear. boots too. the flurries throughout the day. not expecting accumulation. high of 27. we talk about the snow for the weekend, but first up to matt. on the bypass, northbound lanes of 894 north of the hale interchange. a squad with a vehicle. the left lane is blocked at this point. there are delays pushing up and leaving the hale interchange. it is an extra minute. the rest of the system and travel times are in the green. that's a look at the morning wing is getting new fighter jets. the air force choosen truex field for the twoette.s. it is one of five bases around the country getting these planes. >> most of us had a taste of the snow earlier in the week and more is on the way. there are things to do to help get your car through the i spoke with

right, jeremy? jeremy: no. we have a few rain and snow showers mainly transitioning to drizzle and liebt rain. the temperatures above freezing. mid to upper 30s. 38 downtown milwaukee. above 34 and damp or wet pavement out there. spotty rain showers, maybe a snow flake mixing in. low 40s this afternoon. cloudy, cool. a chilly breeze as the kids walk home from school. more on the weekend forecast coming up. >> wet pavement out there. the volume is light. at 43 mitchell street it is moving nicely. full freeway speeds out there. no delays on the freeways. we are rolling smoothly out there. if you are headed out, it is looking good. the travel times are looking great. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> right now, we are learning more information about the death of a 7-year-old boy on the south side. tim? >> ben, four people under arrest for the little boy's a including a woman with previous abuse charges. the 7-year-old was rushed to children's hospital on tuesday with a numbe

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here is jeremy nelson. jeremy: good morning. first thing you will notice when stepping out the door, bitter cold windchills. now the temperatures overnight have been in the single digits. now to a look at the rockwell automation temperature. when we arrived here this morning 4:45 a.m. that said 10 degrees above zero. there is a very thin veil of clouds moving in. now the temperature may have warmed up a handful of degrees, you are not going to notice it because the windchill is below zero. we have teens below zero this morning. the coldest windchill so far a couple of hours ago in kenosha minus 16. now it is colder through tonight. we have a windchill advisory for tonight through 10:00 a.m. on thursday. 15-25 degrees below zero. you wt this morning. lots of extra layers, the snow pants and hats, gloves and scarf. stay warm this morning. we talk about the snow coming our way for the weekend in a little bit. iel am in the third ward. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. >> before headed out, we have you covered, hillary has more on

its leader, jeremy corbyn, was immensely popular with party members, but not so much with its membersacklustre. good morning. early one morning, the shadow foreign secretary hilary benn was sacked. much of the rest of the shadow cabinet packed their bags, including angela eagle. you found him difficult? yeah. yeah. i feel! have served in the best way i can. but today i had to go. she launched a leadership challenge. but dropped out when the welsh labour mp, owen smith, got more support. thank you very much. at a fractious party meeting there was a row over whether jeremy corbyn could automatically stand at a contest, yes, he could. there was a court case over which members and supporters could actually vote. no, not all of them. owen smith presented himself as a more confident, competentjeremy corbyn. the party that i love has been such an engine for social change and an engine forjustice in this country. it is injeopardy of not being able to do that. it is in danger of not being able to form a future labour government and change peoples lives for the better. while jeremy corbyn criss

jeremy bowen come bbc news. katty: we are thinking tonight of all those refugees displaced from aleppo. here in america, donald trump casted doubt today on the cia evaluation that russia hacked into u.s. political organizations to sway the presidential election. american intelligence officials say the russian president made the personally involved in ordering the hack with the aim of helping mr. trump win. a spokesman for vladimir putin calls the reports "funny nonsense." mr. trump sent out a tweet saying "if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to act? why did they only complain after hillary lost?" but many in his own party are calling for investigations. a short time ago i discussed it with former cia director general michael hayden. do you think it is possible that russian hacking of the process went right after president -- right up to president putin? gen. hayden: i do. it is the kind of decision in our government, that kind of covert influence campaign, that would

john, april, jeremy, that blew me away.960s answer saying, of course, we should not have assassination as part of our tool kit. and no! she said, what about hitler? her argument was, you know, we've got to be ready to do this. i was amazed by that. you're shaking your head? >> you know, i'm amazed by it, too. she was the dove. she wanted to show that hard line, that hard stand. and you know, the question is, is she -- she may be right, you know? if hitler was taken out -- >> but that wasn't the question. >> i know. but we are not supposed to -- by law, we are not supposed to take out any other foreign leader. but she makes a good point, but i think mostly, when it came to hitler -- >> i didn't bring up hitler! >> but she brought up hitler! the -- issue hillary clinton brought up hitler, the issue is, i think she wanted to show she could take a hard line, she could be a hawk and not a dove. >> you think that's because of her gender? >> her gender. >> the fact that she's the woman of diplomacy around the world. >> people like

let's start off with jeremy corbyn comparing theresa may to henry viii.quite like he does this, bear this in mind in the context, labour strategists are trying to get his image as this rallying figure who stands up to authoritarian figures. this is about the royal per of it is, the powers of theresa may to trigger article 50 without getting a vote from parliament —— royal prerogative. this is just before the recess when she was asked three times, will you give mpsa she was asked three times, will you give mps a vote in parliament, and she dodged it three times. in the end i think she said, i have said what i have said. it was all a bit vague. this row was going on, with the backdrop of the supreme court case, which is about the powers of theresa may or potentially david davis to officially trigger brexit, which she has said she would do by the end of march next year. theresa may as henry viii, quite an image? it is indeed, one good quote can make a story. yes, i mean, will we get the say on the final deal? jeremy corbyn says we should and indeed he has gi

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center filling in for sally. good morning, jeremy. >> good morning. a lot more rain than the snow in southeast wisconsin. just a few wet snowflakes mixed in and melting on here is the radar network, a little drizzle out there. currently 37 degrees at ka theed bral square. a west breeze. here is the planner, cloudy skies in milwaukee and a little drizzle at the moment. maybe a lit el wet snow flake trying to mess in. falling to stick. we look at the weekend forecast coming up. now to morning ride with matt. >> right now the low clouds and the precipitation is keeping the chopper parked. wet pavement out there but some of the areas still dry. you can see system wide we are in good shape out there. green is full speeds and that is what we are seeing across the system right now. travel times are that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> our big story this morning, the largest election recount in wisconsin's history starts today. millions of ballots across the state will be recounted ov