police and the medical examiner were called to 23rd and keefe just before 6 this morning. the m-e says a 55-year old man collapsed while shoveling snow and was later pronounced dead at a hospital. we're waiting for an official cause of death . 3 and a wrong-way vehicle on the bypass hit a milwaukee county plow truck around 2-this morning on 894. . the truck driver says the car was traveling around 55-miles an hour. that driver was not hurt. the accused wr0ng driver, identified as 51-year old joann quesada of west allis was, was treated at a hospital, released and jailed for dui and recklessly and that is your cbs 58 news on the go. 3 stay tuned to cbs 58 all afternoon... coming up at 2 its jeopardy...coming up at 2 its 58 all afternoon... stay tuned to cbs 3 go.cbs 58 news on the and that is your cbs 58 news on the go. 3 3 3 go.cbs 58 news oe and that is your cbs 58 news on the go. 3 stay tuned to cbs 58 all afternoon... coming up at 2 its jeopardy...then at 3 its dr. phil with... 3 if you're living in wisconsin, and covered by medicare and medicaid, here's something impor

he was found near 23rd and keefe. we're told he collapsed while shoveling and later died at the hospital. ever since the snow started falling over the weekend - crews have been working non stop to clean up the snow. and because more than four inches fell in milwaukee...special parking rules are in effect. to avoid getting ticketed and towed...you need to know which side of the street you can park on. deandra corinthios has more challenging at times. the eastbound lanes of i-894 near 60th street reopened this morning after an overnight crash caused them to be shut down. the greenfield fire department tweeted that it involved a plow truck and a vehicle...and that one person was taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition -- or what caused the crash. all lanes reopened around five this morning. and a reminder to all drivers to use caution on the roads-- this is a s-u-v that ran into an electrical box and some trees near sunday evening. some tow truck drivers say they were working for more than 24 hours sinc

he collapsed after shovelling yesterday at 23rd and keefe on the city's north side. we spoke with people who say they try to stay aware of what their bodies are telling them while shoveling. 19:38 - 19:47"well, bundle up, number one. as you get older take it a little easier, take a break."12:20 - 12:21"a good ov the snow rather than having to lift it. it's what a prefer doing." the national safety council sets these guidelines... do not shovel after eating, smoking or drinking alcohol. take it slow and take frequent breaks. push the snow rather than lift it. and be sure to drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated. for those of you that need to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act... you have until thursday. to help with any questions or concerns a special enrollment thursday at the "independence first" in milwaukee.if runs from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- a new business opening in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood. the unique way it's charging customers. plus: smiles for san

a 55-year-old man was shoveling near 23rd and keefe when he collapsed. he was taken to the hospital-- but didn't make it. the first major snow storm proved to be costly for some people on the city's east side. milwaukee surpassed the 4 inch rule with the weekend snow. and that's exactly what these parking tickets spell out. on just one block of cramer street we counted at least 10 cars with parking tickets. 'its just extra money, right before the holidays. that i didn't need to spend, oh well." we don't know how many parking tickets were issued yesterday...but remember to always check the signs before you park. from the midwest...to new england...forecasters are warning that a cold, arctic blast is on the way to some areas...over the next several days. forecasters say temperatures are expected to plunge this week...bringing what could be some of the coldest december conditions in decades chill...parts of the midwest could feel like twenty-two degrees below zero. toss to stephanie mostly sunny and cold today with high temperatures in the low teens. daytim

the man outside his house on 23rd and keefe yesterday. 3 police brought him to the hospital.. where he was pronounced dead.last year.. cbs 58 reported ?five? snow shoveling deaths in the milwaukee area.this is the ?first? reported death relating to the snow this season. 3 doctors say... these deaths are ?often? caused by a heart attack.lifting heavy snow in the cold... can be hard on the ?elderly? and people with ?pre- existing conditions.?it can also be a "risk"... for ?healthy? people "when it's colder outside, your blood vessels constrict, blood flow to the heart so it can exascerbate symptoms that may not have really been there if the temperature was normal" normal" 3 when you're out shoveling--- make sure you go ?slow?... take breaks... and listen to your body. if you get ?chest discomfort?--- or become short of breath--- it's time to ?stop? and ask for help. 3 3 3 3((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???teaseahead??10???)) forecast...today...colder. partly sunny in the morning then clearing. highs around 12. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...partly cloudy. lows around 2. west winds

on 23rd and keefe... the medical examiner says the man collapsed after shoveling snowshoveling is a risk for people who aren't in good shape... and even if you are in top shape... doctors say you should go slow, take breaks, and if you're out of breath or el stop and ask for help shoveling.treat shoveling like any other workout, stretch out and warm up.dr amar ambardecker from aurora says even with a snow blower... shoveling snow is more physically active than you think dr. amar ambardeckeraurora health care"it's very demanding on your heart to shovel heavy snow so it can lead to a heart attack and if you're out and alone and it's snowing it can certainly lead last year cbs 58 reported on five snow shoveling deaths in the milwaukee area.so far, this is the first death this winter.reporting live froedtert hospital, lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news. 3 the man who fell into icy lake como on friday has been identified. cbs 58 covered the intense search for 44-year-old michael montemayor of burlington. we're told

a 55-year-old man was shoveling near 23rd and keefe when he collapsed. he was taken to the hospital-- but didn't make it. police are investigating a homicide. they got the call a little before 11 this morning. a 27-year-old man was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and died. no suspects are in custody. the so-called slenderman case has been ongoing for more than two years. now as trial gets closer.. a judge has ruled morgan geyser and anissa weier-- accused of trying to kill a friend to please the fictional character-- will have separate trials. fox six's myra sanchick has new monday morgan geyser's attorneys asked her confession that day be thrown out, that the trial be held in a county other than waukesha due to all the publicity, and that the two girls have separate trials. i think that the girls are so different so it needs to be separate may 14th 2014 paul renkis was a waukesha sheriff's lt. who responded to the crime scene, a little girl stabbed in a wooded area multiple times. the retired officer told how geyser confessed. he says he read mir

he was found outside a home on keefe. gargantus brown says he's been his friend for a long time. >> he was a good, nice guy. i did not know that he had any problems or anything. terry: no heart issues or that i know of. >> i was diagnosed with a heart attack about three weeks ago. terry: duane says he doesn't believe his doctor's diagnosis. but he's taking it slow and has some common sense advice for avoid shoveling trouble. >> you have got to take your time. if you are out there, just muscling the snow. plus, this is a >> if you kind of notice you are getting short of breath, or you start having some chest discomfort, you need to stop immediately and take a rest and , if it doesn't subside, you need to seek emergency treatment. terry: the medical examiner's office tells me they don't know the exact cause of death. they suspect exhaustion from shoveling was a trigger. they'll be performing an autopsy tomorrow. live in wauwatosa, terry sater, wisn 12 news. provide assistance clearing sidewalks for the elderly or those who

examiner's office says it is investigating the the death of a man who collapsed after o found near 23rd and keefe -- and later pronounced dead at froedtert hospital. it's unclear right now whether the shoveling played a role in his death. toss to weather weather a few light snow showers are possible around midnight. no accumulation expected. the teens, to around 10 by morning. mostly sunny, blustery and cold on tuesday with a high around 17 and wind chills around zero during the day. partly sunny, windy and very cold wednesday with a high around 14 and wind chills below zero all day. morning wind chills wednesday will be in the -10 to -15 range. partly sunny and bitter cold thursday. highs in the single digits. morning wind chills around -20, afternoon wind chills -5 to -15. another winter storm could impact us friday into saturday. stay tonight: light snow showers overnight. low: 10 wind: wsw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. blustery and cold. high: 17 wind: w 10-20 mph wednesday:partly sunny, windy and cold. am low: 6 high: 14 wind: wnw 15-25 mph thursday: partly sunny, bitter cold. am low: -4 h

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hospital.milwaukee police found the man outside his house on 23rd and keefe this hospital where he was pronounced dead.last year cbs 58 reported on five snow shoveling deaths in the milwaukee area.this is the first reported death relating to the snow this season. 3 doctors say these deaths are often caused by a heart attack. lifting heavy snow in the cold can be hard on the elderly or people with pre-existing conditions.but it can also be a risk for healthy people "when it's colder outside, your blood vessels constrict, it gets a little harder to the blood flow to the heart so it can exascerbate may not have really been there if the temperature was normal" normal" when you're out shoveling, make sure you go slow, take breaks, and listen to your body. if you get chest discomfort or short of breath it's time to stop and ask for some help. 3 to stay up to date on the latest weather alerts and track winter weather... just download the cbs 58 mobile weather app. it's free for android and i-phones. a second person is charged in the murder of a racine woman whose body was found in a dumpster

while shoveling snow and later hospital.milwaukee police found the man outside his house on 23rd and keefe yesterday. police brought him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.lasyear cbs 58 reported on five snow shoveling deaths in the milwaukee area.this is the first reported death relating to the snow this season. 3 to stay up to date on the latest weather alerts and track winter weather... just download the cbs 58 mobile weather app. it's free for android and i-phones. new this morning-- a milwaukee man was taken to the hospital it happened around 12:30 this morning ... in a home near 4-th and center in milwaukee. police say.... several people started arguing... when a 49-year-old man was shot. he was taken to a local hospital-- but is expected to make it.police say... they have several leads on a potential suspect. now to a ?developing? story on milwaukee's north side -- a ?teenager? shot to death. melanie johnson was shot and killed while inside her family's home just before dinnertime yesterday. police are still searching for a suspect -- and a motive. cbs 58's julie parise is

a 55-year-old man was shoveling near 23rd and keefe when he collapsed. he was taken to the hospital-- but later died. milwaukee police are looking for the person who held up a post office. it happened a little after 3 yesterday afternoon at the location near 35th it happened a little after 3 yesterday afternoon at the and capitol. we're told the suspect showed a gun and got away with cash. that's not the only mail-related crime. someone stole a truck's worth of mail. and in another case-- an entire amazon delivery truck disappeared! fox 6's brittany shannon-- with the rash of bold holiday thefts. mike guerrero's festive home is just a block away from where a grinch swiped holiday mail out of a mail truck. "49:36 its just witness saw someone steal items from a postal vehicle here near griffin and euclid. the suspect took off-- and the mailman came back to an empty truck. "57:14 somebody had wiped out the whole back of his truck 16" patti madden's mother lives next to where it happened. "56:59 the postman came to her door and asked if she had seen anything

block of west keefe.... police got there just before 6 a-m shoveling is a regular part of life in wisconsin... but sadly we report on a handful of snow shoveling deaths every year.we spoke with doctor amar ambardecker from aurora health care... who says these deaths are often caused by heart attacklifting heavy snow in the cold can be hard on the elderly or people with preexisting conditions... but people 3 3 "when it's colder outside, your blood vessels constrict, it gets a little harder to the blood flow to the heart so it can exascerbate symptoms that may not have really been there if the temperature was normal" normal" when you're out shoveling, make sure you go slow, take breaks, and listen to your body. if you get chest discomfort or short of breath it's time to stop and ask for some help.reporting live lindsey branwall, cbs 58 news. a wrong-way drunk driver on her way home from karoke hit a milwaukee county plow truck early this morning it happened on 894 near 51st street. the sheriff's office says 51

a 55-year-old man was shoveling near 23rd and keefe when he he was taken to the hospital-- but didn't make it. and the first major snow storm proved to be costly for some people on the city's east side. milwaukee surpassed the 4 inch rule with the weekend snow. and that's exactly what these parking tickets spell out. on just one block of cramer street we counted at least 10 cars with parking tickets. each one is worth 40 - dollars. 'its just extra money, right didn't need to spend, oh well." we don't know how many parking tickets were issued today. but remeber always check the signs before yuo park. a few light snow showers are possible around midnight. no accumulation expected. temperatures will fall through the teens, to around 10 by morning. mostly sunny, blustery and cold and wind chills around zero during the day. partly sunny, windy and very cold wednesday with a high around 14 and wind chills below zero all day. morning wind chills wednesday will be in the -10 to -15 range. partly sunny and bitter cold thursday. highs in the single digits. morning wind chills around -20, aftern

a 55-year-old man was shoveling near 23rd and keefe when he collapsed. he was taken to the hospital-- council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. meanwhile.. the first major snow storm proved to be costly for some people on the city's east side. the weekend snow surpassed milwaukee's 4-inch rule.... and on just one block of cramer street... we counted at least 10 cars with parking tickets. each one is worth 40 - dollars. before the holidays. that i didn't need to spend, oh well." we don't know how many parking tickets were issued in total yesterday...but remember to always check the signs before you park. happening now - milwaukee police are looking for the person who held up a post office. it happened a little after 3 yesterday afternoon at the location near 35th and capitol. we're told the suspect showed a gun and got away with cash. in another case-- an enti

found the man outside his house on 23rd and keefe yesterday. police brought him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.last year cbs 58 reported on five snow shoveling deaths in the milwaukee area.this is the first reported death relating to the snow this season. 3 to stay up to date on the latest weather alerts and track winter weather... just download the cbs 58 mobile weather app. it's free for android and i-phones. new this morning-- a milwaukee man was taken to the hospital after an overnight shooting. it happened around 12:30 this morning ... in a home near north 4th and west center streets in milwaukee. police say several people got into a fight...and during the dispute ...the suspect shot a 49- year-old man. he was taken to the hospital for a non-life threatening injury.police say they have several leads on a potential suspect. the investigation is on-going. now to a ?developing? story on milwaukee's north side--- a ?teenager? shot to death. death.melanie johnson was shot and killed while inside her family's home just before dinne

the medical examiner's office says the 55-year-old was found near 23rd and keefe. we have team coverage of the snowfall, and what more we can expect from mother nature this week. fox 6's jonathon gregg is live on milwaukee's east side with how navigating the winter parking rules. but we start with weather expert tom wachs. he joins us from the weather deck with a look at the forecast. a few light snow showers are possible around midnight. no accumulation expected. temperatures will fall through the teens, to around 10 by morning. mostly sunny, blustery and cold and wind chills around zero during the day. partly sunny, windy and very cold wednesday with a high around 14 and wind chills below zero all day. morning wind chills wednesday will be in the -10 to -15 range. partly sunny and bitter cold thursday. highs in the single digits. morning wind chills around -20, afternoon wind chills -5 to -15. impact us friday into saturday. stay tuned. tonight: light snow showers overnight. low: 10 wind: wsw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. blustery and cold. high: 17 20-thousand

wet pattern through friday with for -- this current keefe is lies. a some of moderate intensity and forecast animation starting at 10:00. we'll see pockets of yellow indicating areas of moderate to heavy rainfall continuing into the early morning commute and also into the midday hours and breaking up in the north bay and finally in the afternoon and evening hours we'll see it winding down a bit before the next storm comes in. rainfall totals we project by later tonight. up half an inch or so and most locations near or above and tomorrow's highs were upper 50s and the accuweather seven-day forecast. a wet day fennel on guess and we'll get rainier weather on monday and tuesday of next week and the rain goes on. it's going to be wet for a while. >> thank you, spencer. >> coming up. remembering pearl harbor 75 years later. hear from some of the i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim m

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differences with our intelligence community i have never been given any reason to believe except keefeingica safe and -- harris: do you believe the seven teenage sis? meghan: yes, i do. harris: let's hear from reince priebus who said the russians didn't tell hillary to ignore. watch. >> the russians didn't tell hillary clinton to ignore wisconsin and michigan, okay? i know this is insane analysis. she lost the election because her ideas were bad. didn't fit the electorate. she ignored states she shouldn't have and donald trump was change agent okay. this is all very interesting. donald trump won in electoral landslide that had nothing to do with the russians. harris: rnc chairman there, sandra, obviously talking about the political vein but what meghan brought up a interesting point. why would you doubt the agencies that have proven they have only interests -- sandra: to reince priebus's point, democrat are looking for plame after this stunning loss for them. maybe they should stop to look back what happened and learn from that for the future. that being said, as far as the questioning of

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