jp tus reacciones despuÉs de lo que ocurriÓ. no contribuyen a este paÍs tenemos que educar estas personas. carolina: nuevas cifras de con cuÁnto dinero y contribuyen los indocumentados a la economÍa de los estados unidos hieran cifras muy altas. jp: los inmigrantes indocumentados pagan los inmigrantes indocumentados pagan mÁs de 11,000 millones de dÓlares a nuestros impuestos y no reciben beneficios de ese dinero. javier: la pregunta serÍa tambiÉn si imagÍnate que este iba a ser el panorama? pensaste que lo que se viviÓ y en este paÍs, los estados unidos iba a ser posible o real? jp: honestamente no todos pensamos que el voto latino iba hacer la diferencia en esta elecciÓn. salimos a votar mÁs grandes nÚmeros pero tenemos que seguir educando a la comunidad en este paÍs americana que no entiende por quÉ nuestras familias estÁn aquÍ peleando por sus familias. javier: que harÍas tÚ o quÉ le dirÍas tÚ a esos millones de jÓvenes que estÁn viendo y se sienten preocupado por su situaciÓn y por algÚn familiar que estÉn este problema mig

jp: this isn't going to be very popular to say but most don't reoffend.. and that's juvenile or adults. in fact... studies show the re- offending rate for juvenile sex offenders is just 3.5 percent... that's less than any other crime.. jp: we're dealing with kids as young as 8,9,10,11 think about, developmentally, where that child is. but still the consequences can stick for a lifetime. b: my stuff is on the internet. i have no skeletons. jp: these are kids just like your kids, they've made some poor choices, they're getting help, they're being supervised, they're in treatment, and most of these kids are gonna turn out just fine. b: i've completed treatment, i'm in family reunification, i'm doing a fox5 news interview that i never thought in a million years i'd be doing. productive member of society, i have done everything i needed to do, i've fulfilled my debt to society, the next step for blake is actually reuniting with his step sister after all these years. a sex offender is not allowed to contact any of their victims... unless family reunification has

satcha: gracias a jp ir a -- y a ti carolina. informaciÓn sobre la victoria de donald trump, el nuevo presidente de los estados unidos. ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ karla: amanecimos en un dÍa histÓrico en este paÍs pero lo mÁs importante y el mensaje que queremos darles es que nunca hay que perder la esperanza. creo

jp, we will start with you. best argument for legalizing. legalizing is probation is an abject failure. marijuana is easily and readily available today to anybody that wants it. the choice that we have is not whether or not marijuana is good or bad or yes marijuana or no marijuana. it's simply out there and it exists. we are saying we are far better off taxing and regulating something that's already there, sending those tax dollars to our schools rather than keeping it illegal for the enrichment of criminal drug >> the best argument against is we don't have to look far we look at colorado. he talks about probation being a failure. look what it's done to colorado. there have been increased traffic deaths due to marijuana. accidentle ingestion rates for youth have skyrocketed because they are looking like regular gummy bears. you see colorado leading the nation now in teen use. we don't have to look far to see what it's done to colorado. that's number one, number two, need to know was drafted by marijuana special interests and they have funded

jp: we're dealing with kids as young as 8,9,10,11,12. just think about, developmentally, where that child is. but still the consequences can stick for a the internet. i have no skeletons. jp: these are kids just like your kids, they've made some poor choices, they're getting help, they're being supervised, they're in treatment, and most of these kids are gonna turn out just fine. b: i've completed treatment, i'm in family reunification, i'm doing a fox5 news interview that i never thought in a million years i'd be doing. b: right now, i feel like i am a productive member of society, i have done everything i needed to do, i've fulfilled my debt to society, the next step for blake is actually reuniting with his step sister after all these years. a sex offender is not allowed to contact any of their victims... reunification has been granted by a court... and that's the process he's in right now. the first step is getting evaluated... and blake actually had his evaluation today. as for his step sister... she's been through treatment as well

and stop worrying as much about kind of the nickle and dime pieces here and there. >> jp, thank you very good to see you again. nyu's stearns school of business. >>> what facebook is going to fix its fake news problem. ♪ >>> wells fargo has been hit with new sanctions following its fake accounts scandal. the office of the comp. controller now requires the bank to get approval before making some business decisions or giving departing executives severance payments. new restrictions reverse some of what was granted in its initial $185 million deal to settle that fake accounts scandal. >>> nonunion airport workers at chicago's o'hare airport will strike. on november 29th. according to the service employees international union, the strike is part of an effort to win the right to organize and raise wages. the striking workers include janitors, baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and wheelchair attendants. >>> fake news. facebook says it takes that issue very seriously and is coming under increased scrutiny for its role in enabling the spread of misinformation, especially during the presidential c

mattel, bank of america, jp morgan. anadarko. those are names that i this i the fundamentals are sound. what does the market do? >> look, i think trump -- i think trump has a very good chance of winning. i just don't think that -- >> you laughed at me the other day when i suggested the market wasn't prepared for that. >> the market is not prepared for anything. we can have unbridled chaos. anything can happen. the idea that somebody has a very, very heavy bet in one direction to me is laughable. it's not my style of investing. i think the bigger picture that's going on here, scott, is th that. >> i want to give you that when they added $87 billion. the swing that we're talking about is enormous. then you have the s&p 500 down six days in a row. not a big drawdown only 1.4%. make no mistake, you're talking about people taking risk off ahead of the election. i think they're more worried did zploosh. >> what about the december rate increase. universally on the desk are we all saying it's going to be -- that you would give it a 90-10

jp morgan, almost 52-week high. goldman sachs, finally. let me show you health care. this has been the sector with the biggest damage. you have a market decision that hillary will come out on top. a huge rally. three of the top five names are drug related or health care related, take a look at biib. i think it's important, you go back to 1992, hillary, bill, the same routine. we're going to go after the drug companies. the health care sector was down 18% with the s&p up 8% that year. if you were a buyer of these names and not a seller, score. >> and the health care companies actually dumped on themselves. >> that's right. >> universally they came out and bagged quarters hoping they could take the target off their back. there were some going on this time as well. the ibb is up tremendously. >> huge. biggest day since april. i think from an investing standpoint, the idea is are you reacting to headlines or are you thinking about what could potentially take place on a go forward basis? i'm in the latter camp. >> the financial name i added was lpla. if you take a look at

to do to prevent this from happening in the future bill powell :19:11we've gotta t live in milwaukee jp 3 president-elect donald trump's campaign manager says she has been offered a job in the white house.kellyanne conway made that clear on twitter.... responding to a reer that she may not be interested.conway did not say what kind of job she waoffe new york magazine reporter quoted anonymous source sayin returning to her own business. stay with cbs 58 both on air and onle for continuing 3overage of the elect.. 3 ?new details? this morning... about a ?wheelchair stolen? from a young milwaukee woman with ?cerebral palsy.? it happened near 50th and hopkins. e missing wheelchair has been found.we first reported the story last night ... someone watching 58 ...saw the story ...and called police ... afte rayquetta lawrence can't push the standard wheelchair ...and needs her motorized chair. 7-16 "this is like them taking my legs away. this is how. how ike yomy legs to me. when my powerchair got stolen. it's linow i can't walk. " " 3 estis d.trying to get it back to her. 3 milwaukee police hav

the next half hour -- more from trump supporters on what this means for our state.live in waukesha jp cbs 58 3 mie county "david clarke"... traveled around the country... campaigning for trump.this is one of several tweets he sent out overnight.sheriff clarke says..d . "i h?many achievements in life?--- but ?none? more satisfying than helping donald trump become the 45-th president of the united states."---- mike we know many are speculating sheriff clarke will get a position in trump's cabinet. 3 here in wisconsin...it was projected the race between senator ron johnson and russ to be true.cbs 58's kristen barbaresi was at the johnson watch party in oshkosh last night. she breaks down the race this morning. 3 senator ron johnson trailed in virtually every poll leading up to election day- but his supporters turned out on tuesday tuesdayeven before the results were in-johnson spent tuesday night with his supporters. 20;35;20 thank you, thank you and in his victory speech to johnson said he heads back to the senate-ready to seize the opportunity to serve another six ye to repeal or at le

he received what looked like a notarized document giving him access to a jp morgan corporate checking account to transfer money. >> they gave me a budget of $10,000. >> he said it posted to his card, but just before he purchased the computers his trainer said he should buy apple gift cards instead. that should have rang off alert bells. ments well, i understand that. and i agree. >> reporter: carter bought the gift cards online, emailed them with the pins to his prospective employer. his three week trial period was almost up. thought he had the job. instead he learned he had been scammed. his credit card statement showed the transferred money reversed, the gift cards, used. jp morgan told him the checking account was legitimate, but couldn't provide details since it wasn't his account. he filed a police report. investigators said the checking account was likely hacked. and little recourse since the crooks appeared to be overseas. >> oh, no, wait a minute. >> reporter: a professor at drexel university and an expert in cybersecurity. he did a quick search and learned the website -- >> i

e nba releases its schedule in gu a that's when teams typically maketheir story.live in milwaukee jp cbs 3 president-elect donald trump continues to put together s administration.inauguration day.. is a little more tha two months away.tru's transitionapp red to be in ?disarray? yesterday... after former republican congressman "mike rogers" announced... he was ?quitting? the team.trump then took to social media...to ensure the public his transition process is -quote- janesville republican paul ryan will likely remae.14-27our excited and we cannot wait to get to work. at the se time, we recognize that the task ahead of us is enormo. if we're going to put our country back on the right track, we have got to be bold and we have got to go big. this country is expecting absolutely no less. less. ryan's nomination has to be passed by the full house.since republicans hold a majority... it will probably not be a problem. 3 3 now to a ve milwaukee police ant your help finding the suspects after a a b harris bank in milw neighborhood was set on fire during august's unrest. 3 police need your hel

>> jp morgan. best of breed. not because it's jp morgan, but because of what will happen if it's a brexit-like event here. >> given that will that might happen and we might have an event that they need to try to stabilize the markets in between the election and the december meeting i think that's all the more reason to own a stock like jp morgan. trading volumes and trading revenue from the fixed income side, that's where they're going to kill it. >> the banks are interestingly enough, having their worst day in two weeks. >> worst day and not so bad. i mean, let's look where the banks are right now. >> we've had volatility in the 12s. yesterday we hit in the 20s. expect to see the volatility continue over the next couple of days. i think the next couple of weeks, quite honestly, sko the. you want to use this volatility to your advantage, and when we see -- because i do think we're going to see a bit of a sell-off. when you see it, that's going to be the opportunity i think to pounce on some of these tech names an

live in milwaukee jp cbs 58 now to a developing story---a south milwaukee man is hurt.... after a fire in his garage over the weekend. weekend.the south milwaukee fire department tells us... the man suffered burns while trying to put out the fire.he was taken to a hospital for treatment.we're told his injuries are ?not? serious.the garage itself... is in pretty bad shape.no word yet on how th looking ahead.. .an employee at an assisted living facility in waukesha-- accused of abusing a patient-- will make her first appearance in court t. today.police say.. 38-year-old angela gabriel punched a patient who has dementia in the back at waukesha springs health and rehab... then tried to convince staffers who heard itto tell anyone. relatives say the patient complained of back pain.. but couldn't remember why.gabriel has denied any wrongdoing to police. she's been charged with intentionally abusing the patient. state to help stop people from abusing painkillers... seems to be working.the number of opioid prescriptions written and filled have dropped by ten percent here in wiscon

live in whitewater wi i'm jp cbs 58 looking ahead---the milwaukee officer charged with ?child enticement?... will make his plea in court today. today. ?son-thana raja-phoumi? is accused of ?soliciting underage girls while on duty.? according to the crimial complaint--- he asked a 15-year-old girl to "pull up her shirt... and let him see what's under there."he was discharged from the force back in october. 3 milwaukee police are rc sexual assaults. assaults.the first happened tuesday morning.. near 79th and acacia. at's near the milwaukee sign language school. the second happened about half a mile away on north 76th street. police released a sketch of the suspect-- a black man about 25 years old... between 5'5" and six feet tall.he's described as husky, with short hair and a diamond studded earring in his left year. sot: cassandra harrington, lives nearby05;54;51 i think that's just ridiculous. sometimes at 6 in the morning lot of homeowners, it's two schools over here. here. a spokeswoman for the school district says parents were notified about what happened 3 in waukesha

officials have revealed as part of their evidence as to why jp morgan and the u.s.ernment did reached a settlement. pay 260 $4 agreed to million in fines to settle this. no individuals -- there are examples ofte a few different companies and agencies that were and fall this, but one , an offspring of an executive from a taiwanese company was described as having attitude issues. ,e was a chronic napper prolific napper is the actual word. son of candidate was the a deputy minister of a chinese government agency was described worste-mail as one of the business analyst candidates they had ever seen. this goes to the root of the problem, the antibribery issues that the u.s. laws have, and this is what the u.s. -- assistant u.s. attorney general had to say about the settlement. employmentestigious opportunities to unqualified individuals to influence government officials is corruption, plain and simple. this is how j.p. morgan responded. they have cooperated fully. the conduct was unacceptable and we stop the program in 2013 and took action against those involved. rishaad

live in milwaukee jp cbs 58 looking ahead---a worker at an assisted living facility in es a patient-- will make her first appearance in court today. today.police say... 38-year- old "angela gabriel" punched a patientwith dementia in the back at waukesha springs health and rehab--- then tried to convince staffers who heard it ?not to tell anyone.? relatives say... the patient complained of back pain--- but couldn't remember why.gabriel has ?denied? any wrongdoing. she's charged with ?intentionally abusing the patient.? 3 the milwaukee couy board of supervisors is expected to vote on the 2017 county budget with a look ahead.kyle? we're here at the milwaukee county courthouse where the supervisors are expected to vote on the budget later this morning. with a budget of more than a llion dollars, there has certainly been controversy.one of the items that has drawn the most critisim is the proposed wheel tax.... which isaid to help continue to fund milwaukee county public transit systems.county executive chris abele intially introduced the wheel tax as $60, comittee amended the tax and redu

i can't help but not know about how garden health care because i'm right in jp and i see it every morning. but for those who see your blue and white vehicles all across boston and lawrence and springfield tell me what it is in your elevator pitch, agency, so what we do is we we're some sort of a bridge between the hospitals and the patients when they go home, when they leave a hospital. and our nurses what they do, they come in and follow up with the doctors actually order and so we take care of them on, you know, physical therapy or nursing assistance or humble home base providing services at home. >> but you're different. there is a big diffee and i think one of them is the culture and the language, right. >> well that is really what set us apart from everybody else. so what we do, our staff is not only cultural competent they really understand not only the language but they understand what our patients do when they go home, what they eat, where they go to church and stuff like that is really what makes us what we are today. >> now you have the largest staffing in the region. you're obv

jp tphor began chase bought 106 acres here. >> . it's going to have 40, 50 employees. when it's all said and done. a few miles away. this site. which is the target of a new ikea store. >> . i don't like the growth. it's not the small area that it ityou can see the mountains and you can't nil anymore. >> . she says it's changed too much for her taste. but it's hard to stop growth. >> it's not going to stop. there's nothing we can do. >> . we can probably have the same conversation in 6 months. and we'll have some projects coming. >> . >> it's an area that h quickly. outside right now. in the mile high city. it's quiet out there. i want to show you thize a lot of this is making its way out across i 25. is evaporating. there are in the deeper green bands. as i zoom in here. yellow areas. that is actually some showers. that are making it to the ground. in denver i can't rule out a stray shower. by far for the next several hours. two o'clock in the morning. the area of rain it's nice to see. it will only fall across the to come awe up to expanding broom tpaoepld. they're at

milwaukee police tell us their investigation is in the early stages.live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 3 3 new this morning ... one person is hurt in an overnight shooting on milwaukee's north s. side.the shooting happened near 40-th and hopkins around 11:45 last night. night. year-old milwaukee man was sitting in a car when he ?heard gunfire nearby?... then he realized he had been shot. he was taken to a hospital-- but is expected to be okay.no arrestes reported yet. 3 we're learning more about an inmate who died at the milwaukee county jail last week.the inmate's ?cause? of death has not been confirmed by officials. however.. family of 29-year-old michael madden of franklin.. says the autopsy shows the official cause of death to be ?congestive heart failure.? they say madden had a heart condition from birth... which was think he might have been going through withdrawal.the family says they heard madden was having breathing problems...then had a seizure. they say a guard put a knee on madden's back ... thinking he may be faking. then they say the guard lifted madden... who was unconscio

live in hartford im jp cbs 58 a major effort is underway to combat violence in milwaukee. they're part of the solution to crime. crime.the city's "office of violence prevention" held an unprecedented meeting at discovery world yesterday. some 70 groups and activists were there... all with a vested interest and role to play in reducing violence. for the next six months - they'll come up with a plan..?together.? 7-16think this is something that we should have had a long time ago. i think the timing is rich because of what we have in terms of leadership, urgency and commitment. 3 3 th drive the research and discussion for this project. a uw-milwaukee employee... is accused of saving ?child ponography photos? to his work . computer.58-year-old "jack hay junior"... is charged with three counts of possession of child porn.according to the criminal complaint-- u-w-m police got an anonymous tip back in august... that lead them to hay.police say... he initially ?denied? saving the photos... but later admitted to saving them and printing photos at work. a program in milwaukee will g

jp tphor began chase bought 106 acres here. >> . employees. when it's all said and done. a few miles away. this site. which is the target of a new ikea store. >> . i don't like the growth. it's not the small area that it used to be. ityou can see the mountains and you can't nil anymore. >> . she says it's changed too much for her taste. but it's hard to stop growth. there's nothing we can do. >> . we can probably have the same conversation in 6 months. and we'll have some projects coming. >> . >> it's an area that has grown quickly. outside right now. in the mile high city. it's quiet out there. i want to show you thize eisenhower none el a lot of this is making its way out across i 25. there are in the deeper green bands. as i zoom in here. yellow areas. that is actually some showers. that are making it to the ground. in denver i can't rule out a stray shower. by far for the next several hours. two o'clock in the morning. the area of rain it's nice to see. it will only fall across the northern part of the front range. >> to come awe they're at 55 degrees. across the rest

live in milwaukee this am im jp cbs 58 3 and don't forget that tomorrow is the day ?you? can step up and help the hunger task force. it's the cbs 58 drive-thru food drive.for the fifth year in a row, cbs 58 is teaming up with the brewers hunger task force. you can donate all day wednesday... from 5 in the morning until 6 at night at helfaer field at miller park. the drive kicks off right during our show....so please join us. milwaukee public school students are finding new ways to get involved in their community. the district has a program called "m-p-s cares"-- which stands for "community and recreation engaging students." it's an initiative aimed at improving access to resources for students... and shows how they can make a difference outsid 22:34:38-41students have a voice, even though we're young 22:34:49-54it lets us know that we get get involved in our community and we can make changes in our schools too, in a postive way way "m-p-s cares" also offers twilight centers.... after- school programing that provides kids have a safe place to go. 3 next on the cbs 58 morni

li in milwaukee i'm jp cbs 58 milwaukee's riverside theater is sporting some recent upgrades, but some parts of its past will live on... milwaukee area domestic animal control center's downtown campus today as the pabst ter group auctioned off several of those old seats for charity..all of the proceeds 'madacc.' karen apani exec dir., madacc we are a government agency and people dont think that we need donations or need extra funding the government funds for us to bring in e animals and hold thaniumals but then post that getting out which is an important secondary part of ou organization is not as well fund funded the chairs were originally installed before the great depression - which means they were in the house for every great rfornce going back more than 8 decad including acts like the three stooges - elvis. coming up on the8 ne cbs 5 at noon... a minnesota police officer is now charged with kling a man during a traffic stop...we'll tell you what kind of charges w many. 3and a special holiday delivery will brighten up the season at local shopping a minnesota prcutor says the police

live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 3 now to a developing story... brendan dassey-- whose case was made famous by the netflix from prison as early as this week.a judge ruled yesterday that he should be free... while the state figures out if it will re-try him for the murder of teresa halbach. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live in studio with a closer look at the details. kyle? 3 dassey and his uncle... steven avery were the subjects of the netflix series making a murderer. and now have an international following.for last decade- dassey, who is now 27 years old, sat in prison - a sentence that could come to an end any day now. dassey's conviction was overturned in august- after a federal judge ruled dassey's because he was 16, had diminished mental capacity and didn't have an attorney or adult present during questioning. monday, that same judge said dassey should be free during the appeal process in part because the state does not have a "likelihood of success on appeal." the order also states that without that confession "retrial, re- conviction a

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live at city hall i'm jp cbs 58 coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... investigators search for other potential victims after a woman was found alive chained inside a shipping container. making big plans for a future russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. south carolina investigators are looking deeper into cases after a woman was found chained inside a shipping container...the property owner faces a judge today...errol barnett has more.... the victim... who we will not identify... was found thursday morning, caged in a wooded area in rural south carolina.a sex crime investigator got a tip to inves

live in milwaukee this am im jp cbs 58 3 we want to see you tomorrow at the the hunger task force cbs 58 drive-thru food drive. for the fifth year in a row, we're teaming up with the brewers community foundation to collect your donations for hunger task force. you can donate all day wednesday... from 5 in the morning until 6 at night at helfaer field at miller park. the drive kicks off right during our show....so please join us. coming up next.... kids from the sherman park neighborhod are rewarded for what they did in school.... with a pretty sweet prize! we'll show you! 3 and is this on your child's christmas list? we'll tell you why putting one of these toys under your christmas tree won't be easy....or cheap. today...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. winds 5 to 15 mph. .tonight...not as cool. chance of light rain in the evening... then light snow likely late in the evening. light rain in the late evening and overnight. no snow accumulation. lows in the mid 30s. southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. chance of precipitation 90 percent. .wednesday...light rain. highs in the lower 40s. s

live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 3 now to a developing story... brendan dassey could be released from prison as early as this week. week.a judge has ruled... he should be ?free? while the state decides whether to re-try him for the murder of teresa halbach.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live in studio with a ?closer look? at the case. 3 avery were the subjects of the netflix series making a murderer. and now have an international following.for last decade- dassey, who is now 27 years old, sat in prison - a sentence that could come to an end any day now. dassey's convicon was overturn in august- after a federal juruled dassey's confession was involuntary becaushe was 16, had diminished mental capacity and didn't have an attorney or adult present during questioning. monday, that same judge said dassey should be free during the appeal in part because the state does not have a "likelihood of success on appeal." the der also estho that confession "retrial, re- conviction and re- incarceration are unlikely" the judge says the state "failed to demonstr

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live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 packer's wide reciever "ty ?not? worried about his sickness... related to "sickle cell trait." trait."montgomery did ?not? play in sunday's game... as a precautionary measure.reports indicate... he suffered a kidney related problem... after he took a big hit against the chicago bears. montgomery says... he's dealing with the symptoms--- just taking it day by day.the packers return to lambeau field on sunday... to face the indianapolis colts. today your kids can get ?cash? for ?candy!? ?candy!?for the ninth year... dental in brown deer is accepting donations.kids will get 1-50 per pound. and you participate.kids won't even have to give up their favorites. 3 3 "no, you can keep the good stuff. all the chocolate and chewy stuff you want but...we'll gladly take the rest of it. and we package all that up. it goes to organizations that make care packages for the troops who are serving overseas and they send it out all over the world." world." he estimates levine dental has collected about 27-hundred pounds of candy since it started the program. program

live in milwaukee, jp, cbs58news 3 watch for more coverage of president-elect trump's visit to washington and the election protests coming up on the cbs evening news at 5-30. 3 toss to drew drew tonight: mostly clear. some chill 30s and lower 40s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.veterans day: clouds and sunshine, but a bit of a system shock with highs in the upper 40s, closer to average. lows saturday morning will be near freezing - 320. wind: sw 5-15 mph.weekend: temperatures to upper 50s for saturday and sunday with lots and lots of sun tonight: mostly clear. some chill with lows in the upper 30s and lower 40s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.veterans day: clouds and sunshine, but a bit of a system shock with highs in the upper 40s, closer to average. lows will be near freezing - 320. wind: sw 5-15 mph.weekend: temperatures and lots of sun new at five, milwaukee police confirm the arrest of the man who they believe drove the car that hit and killed a child last sunday. sunday. 5-year old ricyia langham was killed as she was going to church with her family near 64th and leon terrace.....the driver eft the scene. th

in milwaukee jp cbs 58 3 "on the charge of negligent operation of a vehicle, what is your plea?""guilty" 3 "we lost two beautiful people and we're still struggling to come to terms with what happened. today is victorious because he finally, finally admitted guilt. and that's what we've been waiting for." for." police say anthony wa the time of the accident last summer.he'll be sentenced january 6th.he'll be sentenced january 6th. county executive chris abele announced his budget vetoes today and one of the items that survived was the compromise on the wheel tax. that means, county residents vehicle registration fee next year, to help support the transit system. the milwaukee brewers are committed to a long-term rebuilding project. project. and today they showed they're also committed to their current manager. manager.cbs 58's kevin holden has the story live from miller park.,..kevin? craig counsell was the man to oversee the transition from veteran-laden roster to rebuild-minded young group. and now, counsell will get to see the rebuild through thanks to an extension that'll keep

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new details on bribery accusations against jp morgan chase. the bank has agreed to pay more than $264 million in fines to settle bribery charges. the company allegedly hired friends and relatives of chinese officials in order to those positions were offered to people regardless if they were qualified or not. the bank will avoid any criminal bribery charges with this deal. >>> and wells fargo says it is losing new business after paying that huge fine for the big sales scandal. the bank said today, the number of customers opening new accounts is down 44% from a year ago. credit card applications down a whopping 50%. and, there's a small increase in the number of customers closing their accounts, wells fargo employees opened up 2 million fake accounts to meet high pressure sales goal. >>> an old scam is making a new comeback. >> it is called the overpayment scam. a con artist sends a check for a thousand dollars asking the victim to deposit that pun, keep 200 for themselves and wire 800 back to the scammer. well, a few days later bank realizes th

recommend children who live in homes with lead pipes do get tested for lead poisoning.on the south side i'm jp cbs 58 drug resistant salmonella has been linked to bull calves purchased in wisconsin. wisconsin. state and federal officials are investigating 12 human cases of infection in eight wisconsin counties.they say people can become infected by salmonella through contact with animal manure and by person-to-person contact.state veterinarian paul mcgraw is urging dairy farmers to take precautions to protect people who work closely with animals. the most common symptoms of stomach cramps and fever. the attorney for a milwaukee man charged with drowning his 3-month-old son in a pond wants some extra time to get ready for the trial. "i'm not about to change the trial date at this point." point."instead, judge jeffrey wagner scheduled another hearing for next week to talk about the request from sean flowers junior. the 25-year-old flowers is charged with first degree intentional homicide. according to the criminal complaint... flowers was upset with how the baby's mother was dancit party. witnes

we will bring you the latest on this case later today on cbs 58.live in mke i'm jp cbs 58 new at noon...the kenosha man suspected of trying to rob a bank with a bomb threat waived his right to a preliminary hear. hearing.37-year-old "brian thielen" appeared in a kenosha court room this morning. he apparently suffers from the proceedings.theilen is charged with attempted robbery of a bank and bomb scare. according to the complaint... thielen told police someone else told him to rob the johnson bank on friday.he told workers in a note-- that the man was watching the building. thielen demanded one million dollars and threatened to set off a bomb. he was arrested a few hours later. the wisconsin man convicted as a teenager of helping steven avery kill teresa halbach may be out of prison and back home in a matt daniels has the latest from nitowoc on the case involving brendan dassey. dassey. (track dassey court - mon0085 :50)27 year old brendan dassey could ?soon? be walking out of a federal prison after spending almost a decade behind bars... (nats/mon0085/0:09)making a murderer introdass

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he's expected to be scheduled for a trial date at that time.live in mke i'm jp cbs 58 3 also new at noon, 38-year old angela gabriel made her first court appearance in waukesha this morning. she's the 'assisted living facility worker' charged with abuse of a patient. police say gabriel punched a patien dementia....and she's also accused of telling fellow workers not to tell anyone about it. today a 15-hundred dollar signature bond was set and a preliminary hearing scheduled for december 15th. in milwaukee, police continue their search for the driver whose car struck and killed a child sunday. sunday. an autopsy is being performed on the 5-year old girl today. police say she darted into the street was hit and seriously injured while walking to church near 64th injuries shortly after the accident. police have not yet released a description of the car or suspect. the family tells us the car did slow down after hitting the girl but then sped off. we just want to make a plea to anyone that may know any info in regards to this that you would please just make a phone call just turn yourself in

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this is jp where people are still waiting to vote. we could hit over 2 million. if you did it that was right. over 2 million people could show up to vote in person. maria: certainly a lot of interest at this hour. three states have been called so far. vermont for hillary clinton, indiana, and kentucky four states have closed and you will see them right here in purple. voting is done in most of florida exit the panhandle. those are the states where polls are closing at 7:30 p.m. and the big one to watch is north carolina in green. you have the states where polls will close at 8 p.m. and there are a lot there including swing states like new hampshire and pennsylvania. ed: voters in nine states are marijuana and in five of them including here massachusetts they are deciding whether to legalize marijuana. maria: it is question 4 and it has been hotly debated. todd kazakiewich is covering the opposition and john atwater is with the supporters. john: supporters are joining here on boylston street. a couple of dozen people here, they're expecting a few hundred tonight.

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ikea closed off land near highway 7 to build a future store and just last week, jp morgan chase announced it's coming here, building a $220 million operation center just off sheridan. that will total more than 300 brand new jobs and millions in tax revenue. >> it's probably the biggest 3 months we have seen as far as economic development into context, the chase is actually bigger than the flat iron project we did in 2000 so it's bigger than a mall. >> so what does this mean for residents other than a future new place to go and get furniture that you have to assemble and it's hard to yourself, talking about ikea. what does it mean for those who live in broomfield. a lot. in the future terms as far as public works project. what are they? i'll tell you at 5:30. denver 7. >> you have to follow the directions. >> very closely. >>> so a school bus on the way to pick up students crashes. >> six people were killed. >> a mangled mess. that's what it looked like. we saw people being removed from vehicles. >> coming up, we're hearing from the driver hit by the bus. >>> if you're looking to bag a --