we'll continue our a that's where we find our julie collins. there are closings in our area to be aware of... they will be scrolling along throughout the show. we also have a list posted on our website -- fox six now dot com. we're taking a look now at overnight conditions in oshkosh. road conditions are slick. if you're heading that way for the packers game -- take your time! ...if you're staying home for the game... you can watch the packers take on the seahawks right here on fox six. the game is at 3-25.. and afterwards stay tuned for a fox 6 news special with reaction from the locker room. several areas in illinois declaring 'snow emergencies'... and parking restrictions are in effect. in the city of rock island -- the snow emergency went into effect last night. officials say it will stay in place until tomorrow morning. meanwhile -- galesburg, illinois lifted it's snow emergency late last night. the illinois department of transportation is warning people in chicago and the city's suburbs to stay off the roads if possible. in michigan -- th

we have julie collins joining us live from goerkes corners in brookfield where she's tracking the conditions outside - julie how's it going? it's time to get the snow the first snowflakes on are expected between 6 and 9 a-m. starting out in the western counties like dodge and jefferson and eventually making their way to milwaukee. here in brookfield - i did see some salt trucks in brown deer on my way to work, it appeared they were on standby possibly waiting to pretreat the roads - snow fall totals are going to be small but please allow extra time for travel, make sure your headlights are on, reporting live in brookfield, -- keep the fox 6 storm center app handy! get up to the minute radar images-- and see the forecast wherever you are. it's free for apple and android devices. what turned into a big lead...ended in a disappointing loss for the badgers. they fe big ten championship last night. the badgers take a big lead in the first half...at the end of the second quarter...the score was 28 to 7. but penn state came from behind...and took the lead late in the game. the badgers had a chance

julie collins joins us live from thanks julie! chat at hb winter storm watch this evening through sunday evening today: becoming cloudy. a few flurries. light snow developing toward evening. high: 22 wind: w 4-8 mph tonight: snow. 2-3" of accumulation. slowly rising temperatures into the mid to upper 20s. wind: sw becoming se 4-8 mph sunday: snow. 3-4" of accumulation. high: 30 wind: se becoming s 5-15 mph sunday night: snow ending. another inch of accumulation. total accumulation at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've always believed the holidays should be about joy. where days are filled with magic, not madness. it's why we have amazing prices on thoughtful gifts, everyday. (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. (muffled) you can take money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo

. >> she was praised by elected officials and serenaded by julie collins. >> ♪ there are places i remember >> after four decades on the air, she has made a lot of friends. collected many more fans. >> i just love you! >> one young fan showed up outside the studio. >> kind of grun up hearing die -- grown up hearing diane. >> in the new year it will feature a new slow 1a hosted by joshua johnson. meanwhile at 80, diane plans to start a podcast soon and insists she is not retiring. >> i am simply stepping away from the daily microphone because it's time. >> as the clock ticked closer to 12:00 noon. her final live broadcast ended with a prerecorded message. >> it's not goodbye. it's just >> there was plenty of emotion and applause as the public radio pioneer and the

julie collins joins us live with the latest on recount 2016 - julie? a federal judge ruled he will listen to a lawsuit to stop the recount, but not until next friday. that's just days before the recount is continue to be rechecked. after a second day, very few changes have been detected across the state. in fact, after a second day of tabulating, fox 6 calculations show the lead is exactly the same for president elect donald trump as it was after election night. election officials are confident they'll be able to finish by the deadline. "we're right on schedule for where i initially projected, i've had some cushion so that's where... we're doing well!" to their schedule, meaning counting will be taking place all weekend across the state. here in milwaukee the recount will continue today at 9:00am. we are live in milwaukee -- julie collins. fox 6 news. thanks julie! there's new developments tuesday is when we'll find out if the recount in michigan is going to officially happen. michigan's attorney general filed yesterday to stop the recount requested by

reporting live in west allis, julie collins. fox 6 news. milwaukee city officials addressing the public on the cold. they're reminding residents how 'hypothermia is a life threatening situation and it occurs when body tempertures drop too low causing shivirning drowsiness and confusion.' 'the cold wind chills will cause frost bite in as little as 30 minutes to exposed skin.' city officials say the most vulnerable are children, the elderly and the homeless. on average there can be between 200 and 250 people living on the streets in milwaukee. transportation has put out an alert ahead of this weekend weather. very cold temperatures and heavy snow could make for dangerous driving conditions. angelica has more on how you can stay safe on the roads. the d-o-t says with the low temperatures and high winds...there is a high potential for black ice -- which can be mistaken for wet pavement. here's what you need to look out for the most. any pavement that looks dark...wet...or like new asphalt. be extra careful in low-lying areas that may have stand

julie collins has the latest on the efforts underway at a west allis emergency warming shelter. we are at "feeding his flock." - yesterday as a warming shelter. were told it was a very busy night here--and the group expects it to stay busy in the coming days. work to prepare the basement of the chapel at 81st and lapham in west allis began yesterday afternoon. they encourage folks without a home to join them inside and escape the cold-- this group is one of several in southeast wisconsin-- making sure people stay safe as the temperatures dip. at the impact 2-1-1 call center--resource connect callers with the help they're looking for. assisting many in finding shelter. with more predicted cold--headed this way--each group gets ready for what's ahead. so that this dangerous weather--is safer for some of the area's most vulnerable. 12:34 hangout and keep warm, maybe play some games, eat some food, have a nice sleeping bag and find out some resources. the 'feeding his flock' emergency shelter will continue to operate someone you know needs shelter, call 2-1-1. you can be connected t

julie collins was there for the grand re-opening. underneath the beautiful music of the latino arts string program...you can hear the oooos and ahhhhs from dome admirers. 'oh i spirit.' its a welcomed sight after months of being closed. in feburary of this year the domes closed due to the unsafe conditions when concrete began falling from the dome structures. in april stainless steel mesh was put into place to form a lining inside the entire domes...protecting it from further damage. the domes are now sturtually sound and safe - and to celebrate -- a grand reopening ceremony for all 3 domes. 'i think its exciting, the domes are something that everyone in experience and its great that they are reopened especially at the holiday time.' the milwaukee county board chairmen agrees it's a happy day but says theres more work to be done. because the wire meshing is only a short-term fix. 'were proud to be here but i just want people to make sure that were planning for the future and not just remember a place of the past.' - 'the task force h

and that can create dangerous conditions for anyone who has to place to go julie collins joins us live outside a warming shelter in west allis with details - julie? the frigid cold can be dangerous. in a news conference early this week milwaukee mayor tom barrett said the cold wind chills will cause frostbite in as little as 30 minutes to exposed skin. to help those in need local warming shelters began opening... the homeless u emergency warming shelter in west allis wednesday night. they welcomed people into the basement of the chapel at 81st and lapham. the group also went out looking for those in need and brought them back to the church. the demand for help spikes this time of year and the folks at the impact 2-1-1 call center-- are busier than ever connecting callers with the help they're looking for - assisting many in finding shelter. 58:41 any given day, we take colder like this the call volume will go up. the 'feeding his flock' emergency shelter will continue to operate as long as temperatures are 10 degrees or below. if you or someone you know needs shelter, call 2-1-1. you c

reporting outside the mitchell park domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today -- visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga -- go to fox 6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "mitchell park domes." it's time for your news and weather together. racine police are asking for help identifyig suspect... officials say he passed several counterfeit 100-dollar bills throughout the city. anybody who recognizes this man or might have more information is asked to call the racine police department. documents show milwaukee county paid 11 million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. the payments were to make up for underpayments made to county employees who retired between 2001 and 2008. further payouts are expected to cost 6 million. county chairman theo lipscomb abele acted too slowly on the payments. abele says he is moving as quickly as possible and could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. the board will meet to discuss the issue tomorrow. winter pa

julie collins joins us live at 35th and hampton with the dale schwark we had a little difficulty initially because of the cold the first engine was partially frozen, it took us a couple of line inside and start to put the addressing the public on the cold. they're reminding residents how dangerous this cold can be. 'hypothermia is a life threatening situation and it occurs when body tempertures drop too low causing shivirning drowsiness and confusion.' 'the cold wind chills will cause frost bite in as little as 30 minutes to exposed skin.' city officials say the most vulnerable are children, the elderly d on average there can be between 200 and 250 people living on the streets in milwaukee. a weather warning from the wisconsin department of transportation. very cold temperatures and heavy snow could make for dangerous driving conditions this weekend. angelica has details on how you can keep your family safe. the d-o-t says with the low temperatures and high winds...there is a high potential for black ice -- which can be mistaken for wet pavement. here's what you need to look out for the mo

julie collins shows us how the annual event is meant to help children... but police officers benefit, as well. among the holiday shoppers at the bayshore kohls today - many of being kind. 'because i dont want other people to feel lonely. right, you want to make everyone happy on christmas? yeah.' and hunter geo has a plan - 'cuz i came here early yesterday and figured out all the stuff i was gonna buy.' hunter is 1 of 10 other 3rd graders from parkway elementary who were given the opportunity to shop with a cop. 'just trying to brighten the kids holiday season, christmas time, just for them.' each were given 100 dollars to spend however they saw fit. hunter choose to buy for others. 'what are some things on the list?'while the "shop with a cop" event is about giving deserving children a special christmas, it's also designed to create a relationship between officers and children in the community. for hunter it was extract special because he looks up to officer nate hoffmann. 'because he protects us. and for me to have all this stuff.' 'after the shopping al

reporting outside the domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today -- visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga -- go to fox 6 now dot com or the fox6 news app >>> you said people that see you as the dumb blond have gotten it all wrong, paris. >> i think i kind of invented that whole misconception. >> and $2 billion in profit later, here we are. >> where has she been? our paris hilton exclusive. i'm liz hernandez. though she's definitely had the last laugh, are there any regrets? >> i actually wish i knew a lot of things i know now. >> if i were to write a script, it would be -- >> as his 911 call is released, kanye goes home. so what now? i'm natalie morales. plus the ring is on katy's finger but the heat's on orlando. >> congratulations on the engagement. >> i love it. oh, i love it. >> amazing. >> so many secrets to share from the angels in paris.

julie collins has more now, from oak creek. just after 6am crews at this pilot in oak creek were hard at work. morning woke u about 5.' how long they work - undetermined. 'uh that i cant tell. when the snow stops.' so nearly all day...'pretty much all day.' manuel guerra says hell have to work double time in order to keep his properties safe. 'i will say yes, we have to come back again like we did in other places.' his patrons appreciate the clean driveway as they make their way i just dropped by husband off at the airport and were from racine so getting to highway was crazy and then on the highway it wasnt too bad but drive it was like, it was like star wars. its just coming at you and you cant really see very well.' the oak creek street department had a steady flow of 25 salt and plow trucks out all morning. - 'their work began last night with several trucks out for 4 hours...5 of their drivers worked through the night and continue cle streets this morning.' the o & h danish bakery is usually packed on a sunday morning - toda

reporting in milwaukee, julie collins fox 6 news. the wisconsin state patrol has selected its first group of chaplains. the patrol appointed 19 they are ordained or licensed clergy and currently police chaplains. they're from racine, la crosse, rhinelander sparta and other cities. they'll be tasked with counseling state troopers and their families. they'll also help with death notifications and crisis response as well as participate in official ceremonies. the badgers football team surprised most of the country with their success this season having been in the running for the four team playoff was remarkable. ...much like the path of one of their leaders. tom pipines goes every time i go on the field, i don't take that for granted. it''s been an amazing journey for badgers senior running back dare ogunbowale. the former standout at marquette university high school has had to work for every one of the tough yards he's gained for his home state school. perhaps that's why he appreciates every madison. 18:34:55 it's been awesome. you com

reporting outside the mitchell park domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today -- visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga -- go to fox 6 now dot com domes." 10pm open now at 10-- a fox6 exclusive. prosecutors said a milwaukee mother faid son from deadly abuse. tonight we've learned she died of an overdose. plus-- he spent time behind bars-- now a milwaukee police officer is up for a promotion. and-- it's the first day of an historic event. how the recount is going across south east wisconsin. that is where we begin tonight. just 71 counties to go! tiny menominee county is already time meeting the deadline. tonight we have team coverage. brittany shannon is live in the newsroom with the latest from dodge county. but let's begin with ben handelman-- he's live in milwaukee. hillary clinton has cut into donald trump's lead by 1 vote--- thanks to results in menominee county. here in milwaukee county, it was a slow start. after day 1--- almost no problems are found with the ballots. it wa

julie collins has the 'nuts and bolts' of this story. laquita evans is helping to rebuild a once vacant home. 't reinvest in my community.' and this community is close to laquitas heart as she grew up just 1 block away. 'so its nice to come back, restore the neighborhood that i previously came from and make it better.' shes one of many we energies employees volunteering their time and talents to helping rebuild this home. 'this neighborhood being so close to one of our service centers were actually a part of this neighborhood so for us to give its a really good feeling.' we energies is sponsoring this build in the washington park neighborhood where habitat for humanity has focused its efforts. 'were really seeing these blocks changing on the blocks that were building were seeing a 30% decrease in crime since 2013. were seeing vacant lots go down, property values are stabilizing. so we can see the change.' and the change is coming to this house... 'before we got in here there was a lot of criminal and drug activity in this home...the poli

julie collins shows us how the annual event is meant to help children... but police officers benefit, as the bayshore kohls today - many police officers chasing kids suspected of being kind. 'because i dont want other people to feel lonely. right, you want to make everyone happy on christmas? yeah.' and hunter geo has a plan - 'cuz i came here early yesterday and figured out all the stuff i was gonna buy.' hunter is 1 of 10 other 3rd graders from parkway elementary who were given the opportunity 'just trying to brighten the kids holiday season, christmas time, just trying to make it a special day for them.' each were given 100 dollars to spend however they saw fit. hunter choose to buy for others. 'what are some things on the list?'while the "shop with a cop" event is about giving deserving children a special christmas, it's also designed to create a relationship between officers and children in the community. for hunter it was extract special because he looks 'because he protects us. and hes nice and he even paid a couple dollars for me to have all this s

julie collins has the 'nuts and bolts' of this story. julie? we energies is sponsoring the build today and with the cold temperatures... volunteers are glad to know the work was contained to inside the home. laquita evans is helping to rebuild a once vacant home. 'this is 1 way for me to reinvest in my community.' and this community is close to laquitas heart as she grew up just 1 block away. restore the neighborhood that i previously came from and make it better.' shes one of many we energies employees volunteering their time and talents to helping rebuild this home. 'this neighborhood being so close to one of our service centers were actually a part of this neighborhood so for us to give back and help in a neighborhood in which we work its a really good feeling.' we energies is sponsoring this build in the washington park neighborhood where habitat for humanity has focused its efforts. 'were really seeing these blocks changing on decrease in crime since 2013. were seeing vacant lots go down, property values are stabilizing. so we can see the

as julie collins reports... the crimes are inspiring pettis to work on improving milwaukee's youth.... but first he has a different battle to prepare for: an upcoming title fight. 'my goal is to become a 2-division world champion and im 1 fight way from it.' anthony pettis has the focus of a fighter...and the fight of excited about it i feel like i put the work in, the time in and now its time to perform.' as he prepares to win the featherweight title - milwaukee police work to solve this crime. in october the cars parked in pettis driveway were set on fire... ' ive never felt that way before. even in octagon i dont feel unsafe for my life and that was the first time i felt i needed to make some changed to figure out what why and where.' he installed surveillance cameras and just last week it caught 2 people approaching a pair of parked cars on the driveway of his milwaukee home 'i was driving to the gym, 5 minut house and i was like this is really happening right now? in the footage, posted on his facebook page

francis, julie collins. fox 6 news." get a closer look at the damage to those vehicles when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. we have a gallery posted online. just search "pettis." the mayor of green bay is sentenced to community service...after violating the state's campaign finance law. to three misdemeanors in court today. a judge sentenced him to do 40 hours of community service and pay a 4-thousand dollar fine. schmitt is required to do both within 60 days. "i did not fully understand the campaign finance laws. and i should've had an accountant or an attorney handle my account campaign booking and reports. none of this is an excuse, it is as i said, an explanation." schmitt says he will finish his current term but is unsure if a dentist resigns amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with dirty instruments. the dentist worked at the v-a in tomah. an investigation was launched after a dental assistant reported last month that the dentist hadn't properly cleaned equipment. the dentist's name wa

reporting outside the mitchell park domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today, visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga - go to fox 6 now dot com and search "mitchel park domes" milwaukee's department of public works says most residential streets will require alternate side night parking from december 1st through march 1st. but -- there are exceptions to the rule... d-p-w offers an email and text message alert system for when you can't park on either side of the street. if you need to review the parking rules once more, visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "parking regulations." governor scott walker is asking the state legislature to pass a bill to expand areas. the 35-million dollar legislation would not only expand broadband, but provide more money for teach grants. the teach program provides money to schools, libraries, and other educational institutions to upgrade technology and train teachers. the funding comes from a surplus in a fund established in 1993

julie collins joins us with more - julie? this audit was called for by the chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors. the part-- by the four inmate deaths. in just 6 months - terrill thomas...michael madden and kristina fiebrink...along with a stillborn baby...died inside the milwaukee county jail -- all under different circumstances - however one of them was ruled a homicide. this prompted milwaukee county supervisor supreme moore omokunde on thursday to call for sheriff david clarke's resignation... saying the sheriff "abdicated his responsibility to hold his released a statement comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected potus. investigators haven't said whether the actions or inaction of jail and medical staff contributed to any of the deaths. but an audit of armor medical services is underway. armor, a miami-based company, has contracted with the county since 2013 to provide medical care at the milwaukee county ja

julie collins explains. we enrergies is sponsoring this build in the washington park neighborhood where habitat for humanity has focused its efforts. 'were really seeing these blocks changing on the blocks that were building were seeing a 30% decrease in crime since 2013. were seeing vacant lots go down, property values are stabilizing. ca change is coming to this house... 'before we got in here there was a lot of criminal and drug activity in this home...the police raided this home and were able to extinguish the criminal activity that was going on here and then it sat vacant.' until habitat humanity purchased it - theyre now pumping new life into this home. 'thats really special to know that in just a few months a familys dream is going to come true of owning their own home.' laquita evans is helping to rebuild a once vacant home. shes 1 of many we energies ep time and talents to helping rebuild this home. 'this is 1 way for me to reinvest in my community.' and this community is close to laquitas heart as

julie collins shows us how the annual event to help children with their holiday shopping. among the holiday shoppers at the bayshore kohls today - many police officers chasing kids suspected of being kind. 'because i dont want other people to feel lonely. right, you want to make everyone happy on christmas? yeah.' and hunter geo has a plan - 'cuz i came here early yesterday and figured out all the stuff i parkway elementary who were given the opportunity to shop with a cop. 'just trying to brighten the kids holiday season, christmas time, just trying to make it a special day for them.' each were given 100 dollars to spend however they saw fit. hunter choose to buy for others. 'what are some things on the list?'while the "shop with a cop" event is about giving deserving children a special christmas, it's also designed to create a relationship between community. for hunter it was extract special because he looks up to officer nate hoffmann. 'because he protects us. and hes nice and he even paid a couple dollars for me to have all this stuff.' 'after the shopping all of the s

fox six's julie collins tells us the recent deaths of four inmates have prompted the investigation. in just 6 months -three inmates and a stillborn baby...died inside the milwaukee county jail -- all under diff however one of them was ruled a homicide. this prompted milwaukee county supervisor supreme moore omokunde on thursday to call for sheriff david clarke's resignation... saying the sheriff "abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." in response -- the sheriff released a statement comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected potus. investigators haven't said whether the actions or inaction of jail and but an audit of armor medical services is underway to see if the contract requirements are being met. armor, a miami-based company, has contracted with the county since 2013 to provide medical care at the milwaukee county jail and the house of correction. also this afternoon, we received a copy of an email.. sent ?to the milwaukee county executive from county medical

julie collins joins us with month period and this group of mothers who demonstrated today said the jail is an unsafe environment. they say someone needs to be held accountable for the recent deaths. hell hath no fury like a mother protecting her children - "we are not violent individuals but we want to show that we are caring mothers.' and this morning these mothers from the group 'progressive moms of milwaukee' marched into sheriff clarke's office with their children in tow. 'having the children here for us is mainly serious about this, we are peaceful about this, we are going to do something that is ok for our children to be at.' their message... 'a formal request...' a request for an investigation into the milwaukee county jail - their letter says they are appalled by the four deaths inside the milwaukee county jail in just six months - most notably a newborn delivered by an inmate. 'everybody knows that child birth is not a quiet thing; that women suffered. that man that dehydrated to death clearly milwaukee to be known for that.' the women left diapers & teddy bears at the sheriffs

julie collins joins us live at 35th and hampton with the try to rotate the crews as much as possible, the problem is rotating crews you send a crew out and bring them back in the masks will freeze up on you, so you have to get it done as quickly as possible so you don't have ;an alert from the state of wisconsin... the d-o-t is warning drivers about an increased risk of hitting black ice this weekend. the department of transportation is warning drivers to be cautious on the roads this weekend. with high winds and drifting snow expected... road conditions could be dangerous. the combination could create a higher risk for black ice... which is often mistaken for wet or newly paved roads. so what do you need to look out for? pavement that looks dark, wet or like new asphalt.... low-lying areas that may have standing water or run off from nearby melting snow banks or puddles... bridges and underpasses... and any road areas which are mayor tom barrett... issuing his own warning for anyone traveling for the holidays. "make sure that you've got a car survival kit that includes blankets, clot

. >> she was praised by elected officials and serenaded by julie collins. >> ♪ there are places i rememberafter four decades on the air, she has made a lot of friends. collected many more fans. >> i just love you! >> one young fan showed up outside the studio. >> kind of grun up hearing die -- grown up hearing diane. >> in the new year it will feature a new slow 1a hosted by joshua johnson. meanwhile at 80, diane plans to start a podcast soon and insists she is not retiring. >> i am simply stepping away from the daily microphone because it's time. >> as the clock ticked closer to 12:00 noon. her final live broadcast ended with a prerecorded message. >> it's not goodbye. it's just >> there was plenty of emotion and applause as the public radio pioneer and the signature voice hung up her head phones after a legendary career. in northwest washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: wow! what a career. kimberly: one thing about her is the way she had to speak slowly because of her vocal chord issues. we didn't mind. we let her take her time. alison: classy lady. we wish her all the bes

julie collins joins us with more - julie? this audit was called for by the chairman of the milwaukee county board of chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors. theo lipscomb says it was prompted --- in part-- by the four inmate deaths. lipscomb issued a statement saying, quote "the recent death and reports of poor care at the jail and the house of corrections are upsetting and frustrating." the audit focuses on armor medical services...the ?miami-based company has been contracted by the county since 2013 to provide just yesterday, supervisor supreme omokunde called for sheriff david clarke's resignation before quote "more people die" ... saying the sheriff has quote ?abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." responding to that claim, sheriff clarke ?fired back, comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and the supervisor was simply upset the sheriff helped donald trump get elected as president. response to the audit.. we were told to refer to his statement from yesterday. a

julie collins reports... the crimes are inspiring pettis to work on 2-division world champion and im 1 fight way from it.' anthony pettis has the focus of a fighter...and the fight of his life is around the corner. ' im excited about it i feel like i put the work in, the time in and now its time to perform.' as he prepares to win the featherweight title - milwaukee police work to solve this crime. in october the cars parked in pettis driveway were set on fire... ' ive never felt that way before. even in octagon i dont feel unsafe for my life and that was the first time i felt i needed to make some changed to figure out what why and where.' he installed surveillance cameras and just last week it caught 2 parked cars on the driveway of his milwaukee home 'i was driving to the gym, 5 minutes from my house and i was like this is really happening right now? in the footage, posted on his facebook page, the men are shown first attempting to open the door of a brown cadillac, which is locked. they then move on to a w

as julie collins reports the crimes make the fighter want to work to make milwaukee youth better but first he must focus on an upcoming title fight. 2-division world champion and im 1 fight way from it.' anthony pettis has the focus of a fighter...and the fight of his life is around the corner. ' im excited about it i feel like i put the work in, the time in and now its time to perform.' as he prepares to win the featherweight title - milwaukee police work to solve this crime. in october the cars parked in pettis driveway were set on fire... ' ive never felt that way before. even in octagon i dont feel unsafe for my life and that was the first time i felt i needed to make some changed to figure out what cameras and just last week it caught 2 people approaching a pair of parked cars on the driveway of his milwaukee home 'i was driving to the gym, 5 minutes from my house and i was like this is really happening right now? in the footage, posted on his facebook page, the men are shown first attempting to open the door of a brown cadillac, which is locked. they then move on to a white ran

thats really special to know that in just a few months a familys dream is going by summer 2017 -- julie collins fox 6 news 10pm open milwaukee county the latest to wrap up their recount. tonight a look at what changed and why. then-- a warning you'll see only on fox6. how a local company had its identity stolen. and-- closure for a family after their 5-year- old daughter was gunned down. "he killed my daughter by shooting into the wrong house." that is our big story tonight: for the second time in a week-- the 5-year-old girl was shot and killed at her grandparent's house. carl barrett junior was sentenced to 65 years in prison last week. today the second gunman learns his fate. our ashley sears has the story. not a day goes by that we are not haunted by her absence. november 6th 2014 was a dark day for the city of milwaukee. 24-year-old arlis gordon wanted revenge for his stepbrother's death. but he wound up shooting into th my life was almost destroyed that day. my daughter meant more to me than anything in this world. one bullet hit 5-year-old laylah petersen as she was sitting on her grandf

collins. this is bloomberg. julie?wing reports that a truck has run into a crowded christmas market in berlin. this is following a pattern of recent terrorist attacks, if in fact that is what it is, of trucks running into various crops, including of course in southern france. again, reports say in this truck has run into the crowded christmas market in berlin. oliver: according to the berliner, one person has been killed. you can see on twitter, it looks like a semi truck, so not just a small truck, but a big, like, trailer. julie: we will bring you any confirmed further headlines as we have them in more developments in this story. toing up, we will be turning china. leaders fighting their tongues as president-elect donald uses twitter to rattle relations. over theounced weekend, but the response was muted. this is bloomberg. ♪ mrs. "bloomberg markets ." i am oliver renick. julie: i am julie hyman. it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest stories right now. general motors will close fi

julie. first word news, courtney collins. courtney: thank you so much, david.ia, 36 people have died in a fire in a late-night and party. firefighters expect to find more bodies in the ruins of the warehouse known as the ghost ship. 100 people may have been inside the building when it interrupted in the blaze. the cause remains unknown. it is the deadliest u.s. fire and a decade. house minority leader, nancy the decision to tap ben carson as the head of housing and urban development disconcerting and the cirque -- disturbingly unqualified. she says there is no evidence that dr. carson brings the necessary credentials to hold the position for such immense responsibilities and impact on families and communities in america. italy has fallen into political limbo. the prime minister is resigning after a vote overwhelmingly projected a constitutional .efund -- referendum it could open the door to the antiestablishment movement that is running neck and neck with the democratic party in the polls. today the eu commissioner spoke to bloomberg about the italian vote. >>

collins. this is bloomberg. julie? the headlines coming out on the new u.s. sanctions of russia over russia's backing of the democratic party's emails. we will also be checking in on the market, specifically what's going on with gold. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's time for the bloomberg business flash. paid billions of dollars -- dollars in penalties for helping americans evading taxes. the doj includes 4 institutions and a cooperative for wrongdoing. the base and cooperative paid no penalty after being cleared from any tax offense. prosecutors are pursuing criminal cases against them. brokerage said it cut hundreds of jobs overseas since april and is now embarking on a companywide review of spending. plan, dubbed the waterline project, the cost effectiveness will be evaluated of daily activities and the bank's operations to determine how much money can be saved by 2020. emirates seeking to streamline operations so it can push ahead ash expansion plans, even terrorism and slowing economy stops demand for international trou

collins. this is bloomberg. scarlet: live from bloomberg's world headquarters in york, i'm julie hyman. scarlet: and i am scarlet fu. 30 minutes from the close of trading in the u.s. : julie: u.s. stocks little changed today. scarlet: the question is, what you miss? books on aing the major dispute, deutsche bank and credit suisse and announcing settlements with u.s. regulators. and defense stocks are trailing after president-elect donald trump's tweets yesterday. martin shkreli unleashes on the drug pricing debate. how does he think president-elect trump will take on the issue? that is ahead. let's look at where the major averages stand as we head towards the close. we have little change here. volume is down as well. abigail doolittle is standing by. abigail: you are right about all of that, julie. not a lot of action for u.s. stocks. we look at the three major averages -- dow, s&p 500, nasdaq . each is basically unchanged. they had been flipping between very small gains and losses. on the week, it is worth noting they are up. seven the time in a row for the longest weekly winning strea

julie: hundreds of protesters are in north kona protesting that extension. let's check in with courtney collins in london with more from the newsroom. italy has fallen into political limbo. the prime minister is resigning after voters overwhelmingly reject it a constitutional reform referendum he supported. that could open the door to the antiestablishment five-star movement. the eu commissioner spoke to bloomberg about the italian vote. it's a referendum on italian politics, the italian constitution. was a strong prime minister who led important reforms economically, politically and socially. i'm confident italy has the means to address this situation. downplayed the importance of the vote on democracy. case will determine whether theresa may need to vote from parliament before beginning talks to leave the european union. says sheney general has a compelling need to control terms of the brexit negotiation. donald has filled another spot in his cabinet. donald has filled another spot in his cabinet. carson ran for the republican presidential nomination before dropping out and backing trump. pre

julie hyman. ramy: all right. courtney collins has more from the newsroom. courtney. president vladimir putin is condemning a new round of sanctions against russia. ariel cohen is a senior fellow and e atlantic council spoke about president-elect trump's view. ariel: what he's trying to do is negotiate a new understanding of putin. he wrote "the art of the deal." the question mr. trump should be asking if we lift sanctions, for example, what are we getting back? courtney: president obama's move puts trump in the position of having to decide whether to roll back the sanctions once he takes office. meanwhile, senate armed services chairman john mccain has scheduled a hearing for -- hacking re cyber from russia is supposed to be the theme. and president obama returns from vacation in the new year with less than three weeks left in office. first on his agenda, a strategy session with democratic lawmakers on blocking republican efforts to dismantle his affordable care act. the president will also hold a live interview next friday with the new headquarter legislation. the f

julie, we look for to it eventually. oliver: cliffhanger there. let's check on "first word" news this afternoon. courtney collinsy: donald trump came outside unexpectedly and his beach,ago estate in palm florida from our short time ago to speak with reporters. he said his comments about terrorism has been proven right and that he has not spoken to president obama about the attack in germany. we will have more on the comments coming up. meanwhile, germany says a suspect in the truck attack was under covert surveillance for several months. this as authorities offer a reward of $105,000 for the arrest of the tunisian man suspected of involvement in the fatal attack in berlin. federal prosecutors described the 24-year-old as of average height and weight with black hair and brown eyes. in a public notice issued earlier today, prosecutors warned that the suspect could be armed and dangerous and urged members of the public to notify police if they see him. a spokesman for russian president vladimir putin suggesting that moscow doesn't believe the man who killed russia's ambassador to turkey acted on his own. but he ref