not james madison, the father of the constitution, the federalist, just madison. the next book should just be "madison." or, the next broadway musical. the broadwayd musical, no matter where you come down, you have to find it ironic -- i know that hamilton would. what came up for my screen was, and i swear this is true, "sorry, madison, no hamilton yet." justnot know if this was a or if it was an apology. there is still a madison wisconsin. no hamilton, but they did get the jersey boys. has been called a schizophrenic, a hypochondriac, a fabricator, and a flip-flopper. one scholar asked if there is a madison problem. on the bright side, he is the father of the constitution and a writer of the commentary of self-government, as jefferson put it. there is a county in new york. so, i have to note that, in that county, the town of hamilton is located there. in 1789, james madison introduced legislation and called for nine amendments to the constitution. congress organize these and submitted 12 amendments. 10 of theseter, became part of the supreme law of the land and t

that's deign county home of madison, progressive liberal communist county of madison. they are taking as long as they can. >> well, congressman mark pocan is a democrat who represents deign county, madison, he tweeted this in response. quote: demanding an apology from congressman sean duffy for calling madison communist. a place that doesn't believe in democracy and freedom on fox news. duffy fired back with this quote, the pc crowd is humanerless by those offended by communist comment i will accepted a therapy dog to your safe place of choice in madison. the feud continues here now congressman mark pocan. thanks for joining us. >> sure. glad to be here, tucker. >> it's pretty funny you have got to admit the therapy dog thing. why were you offended by what congressman duffy said. >> what's even funnier the people in madison have so much humor in madison sending dog by twitter hey i want one of these. taking it in a pretty good spirited manner. wisconsin we have been unique among the states. our delegates, democrats and republicans have always worked very well together.

west, but temperaturesosse stath to talk about the snow. 32 in madison. justbove the freezg mark om go miluk. our temperatures wl drop below the freezing mark overnig. ke a look at future snowfall here. it's 6:30 in the morningwe are still drive.if te earlier at lambeau field i think you'll be missing out on the if a jarty of -- majority of the snow. cousin with their care. >> reporter: defendant mary martinez walked into court today looking like she couldt hurt a e accused of horrendous acts. detail os of thi casere very disturbing. >> count one with child nlerein. >> reporter: mars accused of horr acts. appene acrding tona t?ein mp mtiz punched the child with a closed fist multiple timesn nembe28th. the next morni he s found e dendanteftrkansas andmoo marth hn arrived at the by the hands and neck. he was weighing only 44 pounds. his death was the resulfsere a a accord to defendant hughes she tk t him t hospital because martinez did notant her to call pol the morning of november 29th. >> she stayed to take him to the woods to not call 911 and to -- that

the cameras caught the break-in and the take down by madison police. police say the suspect took a bag full of magic the gathering cards worth about one thousand dollars. didn't know they still made those. he is behind bars this morning facing burglary charges. the owner says this is the first time his store has had a problem with break-ins since opening eight years ago. andy, back to you. we need a gathering. we need a gathering put together. andy: cameras capture a thief taking holiday packages off a front porch in texas. the homeowner watched the video feed from work. you see a woman grabbed the parcels then hopped into a waiting moving truck and drove off. now homeowners in that neighborhood are fighting back. one man filling a decoy box with 40 pounds of bricks. take that. police are also stepping up patrols. andy: neighbors around southeast battling porch package thieves. so people going so far as to install security cameras or having deliveries sent to their office instead of home address. to protect your parcels amazon has lockers set up in mil

madison say she is owes her life to blake. >> reporter: what did he say to you?>> he said how much he loved me and what we would would do when i got out. >> reporter: researchers searched around the clock in almost 4 feet of snow. >> there was a lot worse weather coming. >> reporter: by that time, madison says she and blake were hallucinating, seeing and hearing things that weren't there until aheard this. >> i looked at him and said, did you hear that one? he said, yes, i heard that one. we started screaming. the fist thing i can remember is him saying that we were going to make it out of here. >> reporter: blake is still in the hospital and is still recovering from frostbite. >> we accepted that we might lose some toes or fingers. i still ask -- i asked him if he would till think i'm protect without any feet. he said you can lose both feet, both leg, both arm, you would still be the prettiest girl in the world. >> reporter: mimi shell miller, cbs news, lake placid, new york. >> madison is still struggling to walk because of frostbite on her feet. >>> this might

the cameras caught the break-in and the take down by madison police. police say the suspect took a bag full of magic the gathering cards worth about one thousand dollars. the owner says this is the first time his store has had a problem with break-ins since opening eight years ago. andy, back to you. >> tim, thank you. that is a great game. andy: cameras capture a thief taking holiday packages off a front porch in texas. the homeowner watched the video feed from work. you see a woman grabbed the parcels then hopped into a waiting moving truck and drove off. now homeowners in that neighborhood are fighting back. one man filling a decoy box with 40 pounds of bricks. police are also stepping up patrols. andy: neighbors around southeast wisconsin have also been battling porch package thieves. so people going so far as to install security cameras or having deliveries sent to their office instead of home address. to protect your parcels amazon has lockers set up in milwaukee. you choose a locker location as your shipping address. amazon sends a code to enter

students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's four-year freeze on in-state undergraduate tuition. melinda: some important christmas deadlines are coming up. if you are mailing presents, the us postal service deadline is december 15th for standard post. you have a little more time if you do first class mail. that deadline is december 20th. the 21st for priority mail and december 23rd for priority mail express. tim: right now, sharing holiday this is 16th and holt avenue in milwaukee. so pretty. every square inch is covered in lights. from the led's in the trees, to the icicle lights around the frame of the house. if you see a holiday lights display you think we should highlight, send us an email with the address. then watch 12 news at ten monday through friday for more colorful displays. >> that's a good spirit with that. 54:36. tim: wisn 12 news time is a disappearing shipwreck. melinda: the world war two wrecks that are causing some serious confusion this mornin

at almost the same time, dolly madison, at the white house until the last second, possibly james is in the field with his troops, dolly is at the white house until the last second, and she saves many, many critical documents, including her husband's notes of the constitutional convention of 1787, which no american even knew existed at the time. for me, doing the research, i really felt that connection as i was going from madison's papers and notes from the convention, saying i would not be able to do this if it were not for dolly's heroics. i take you back to 1823, when a washington, d.c. engraver by the name of william stone creates the first exact replica of the declaration of independence, an exact facsimile. lots of patriotic fervor around this time after the war of 1812. secretary of state john quincy adams says, i want you to make something that is precisely a replica of the engrossed declaration. what do we mean by engrossed? it is a document you will see in the rotunda if you have not already, the calligraphy document with flourishes and curlicues and slashes and underlines. an

the bill of rights did not actually spring from madison's head. there were lots of state constitutions at the time of ratification and many of the rights we see in the bill of rights had a very healthy and robust history even as of 1791. and it's very interesting insofar as they contain both prescriptions and proscriptions aimed at government and governments relation to the individual. but i agree with what's been said, the text hasn't changed and i suppose without being too semantical, the rights haven't changed but the facts have changed. the technology has brought about many changes. and subsequent amendments have brought about many changes let's face it, supreme court decision-making has changed. all of that informs modern-day interpretation of how one applies the bill of rights and the pragmatic reality of judge, decision-making in the 21st century. that shouldn't be remarkable it seems to me. >> it and i would add, first well thank you i don't want to be repetitive but i don't want to be on thankful and i am thankful for this opportunity. on

documents say mensah went to check madison park after closing. that check would be anything but routine. this squad video released monday shows officer mensah firing his gun six times. we've stopped the video before impact. five milwaukee police homicide detectives who would be called to investigate page 35 mensah said he approached the nissan in the park. "he observed he anderson was breathnig fast as if nervous or scared....mensah"felt the driver was faking being asleep"he tapped the window, driver woke up and closed his eyes and leaned back in the seat again. ...mensah said "wake up. gotta talk to you"mensah "observed a black and silver semi automatic handgun. mensah told investigators he told anderson, i see the gun. don't reach for it. however mensah says anderson reached for it. officer mensah then fired. shots fired! i'm told jay anderson's father is planning to hold a news conference tomorrow to react to some of the things being said about the day his son was killed. in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news fox6 has covered this case exten

madison's drawing room. and splendid it was. gives a great description of mrs. madison. she's a fine portly, buxon dame who has a smile and pleasant word for everybody. he also described her outfit being pink with fur trim. and we see her there with president madison and admiral decatur. nothing was left of this room after the fire. the only thing that remained was a little fragment of wallpaper which was around the door there and around the top of the walls. the design of the chairs and the overmantel is known. benjamin latrobe, the drawings survived but except for that little piece of wallpaper in a hat box, nothing else. this is jameison's cabinet of study where the state dining room is now. he really lived very informally for quite a formal guy. but he had a visitor, margaret baird smith who has wrote about everything in washington and was a terrific writer. and she left a very accurate description of the room, including that he kept his garden tools in the desk and plants in a window and a mockingbird called dick which is flying up there by the print of niagara fall

case, are among the items being sent to the wisconsin state crime lab in madison for testing. a swab from the ignition area and the key are also being sent. avery's new lawyer says she believes the testing will show avery's blood was planted at the crime scene. joyce: 12 news investigates, he's accused of scamming hundreds of thousands of dollars from would-be investors. now this brown deer man is facing decades in prison. wisn 12 news colleen henry joins us and has the story. >> on facebook, 26-year-old donald kernan junior's dreamertopia investments promised to help clients create your business, build your wealth and live your dreams. , investor spencer paul is living a nightmare. >> it was all smoke and mirrors . there was no money behind it. >> kernan said he was starting up a social media/tech company. >> he just needed our money as capital to get a larger loan and felonies and paul is out nearly , $200,000. according to the complaint, paul first met kernan at this water street bar where he offered him , a risk-free opportunity to invest in dreamertopia, his company, and

madison, 3-4 inches, so get 10:00 a.m. onset, 2-3 inches generally. after that, it is turning into a rain-snow mix. after that, monday, chilly. tuesday, possible rain, may be a mix, but we are watching for that next weather system. we were talking about it last week, and it is looking like it will miss us. i'm keeping my eye out for next saturday. adrienne: what we know you will stay on top of it. thanks. coming up in sports, whitewater tries to keep its home playoff winning streak alive. sheldon: plus, what's at stake for the badgers as they get ready to take on penn state in the big ten championship game. stephanie sutton and stephen watson have team coverage up ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology ? stephanie: we are less than an hour from kick-off between wisconsin and penn state in the big ten championship in indy. before tonight's game, the badgers announced that bart houston will be starting at quarterback. with a preview. stephe

brian gillespie is a fellow electronic musician from the madison area. he says the fire hits close to home. >> it's very sad, it's very devastating, a lot of friends lost a lot of good friends and people out there. adrienne: shanahan goes by the stage name golden donna. the latest post on his facebook page says he is heartbroken and has several friends among the missing. sheldon: president-elect donald take shape. but one of the biggest appointments he still hasn't announced is secretary of state. vice president-elect mike pence has listed five names of people who are being considered for the post. but trump's campaign manager says that list might be even longer. >> that list is expanding, because at the moment there are no, there is not a finite list of finalists, only because he will interview with additional candidates early this week. floated by the campaign include, former general david petraeus, former ambassador to china jon huntsman, and former presidential candidate mitt romney. donald trump's thank you tour continues this week. the president-el

madison. he's been working on this project since the 1990's. along with scientists from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and nasa he was , there for the launch. goes-r provide improved imaging, but also much faster results. instead of every 15 or 30 minutes, we get it every five minutes. >> >> in special cases, mezzo scale modes, we can place them over rapidly changing phenomena and get data every one minute . so for example hurricanes, , convection, floods, fog, >> giving more people time to react and prepare for severe weather. schmit says he can hardly wait to get the first images. >> i just thought of all the people that have worked on this. all the different components. you know, then all the good being able to save lives and property. lindsey: those first images should arrive by january 1. in six more months they will be , getting data. and we might be able to start joyce: how gratifying it must've been for him after working on it for so long to see it happen and launched into the atmosphere. lindsey: it was amazing. jo

i was covered in snow. >> reporter: madison says she owes her life to blake.oked after you. >> yeah. i told him i can't really feel my legs anymore. i can't feel my feet. and his first insterchg-- i'm sorry-- was to take his bag that was full of our supplies and our fluid and to dump it out and to pull it around my legs so i could stay warm. >> reporter: without him. >> without him i never would have made it. >> reporter: what did he say to you to keep you going? >> he told me how much he loved me. and what our lives were going to be like when we got out. >> reporter: for two freezing days and nights, rescue crews search almost around the clock in four feet of snow, including ranger scott van laer. >> there was a lot worse weather come, a lot colder weather. >> reporter: by that time, madison says, she and blairng hallucinating, seeing and hearing things that just weren't there until they heard this. >> i looked at him and i was like, "did you hear that?" and he was like, "yeah, i heard that one." and he both just started screaming. >> we couldn't see hem, we

uw-madison's student trump takes office in january... fearing trump may start deporting illegal more news now:a christmas tradition comes to an end in michigan's upper peninsula.a nativity scene on city property was removed shortly after being put up.city leaders took it down after getting several complaints from the madison based "freedom from religion foundation"menominee's city manager says the display violates city policy. "the nativity scene is something of christmas and we all that, but when it's the government we have to take a little a church in meonominee confirms it will display the nativity scene.'abundant life church and mission' said it would put up the scene after fixing it up. and santa claus is getting diverse in minneapolis. for the first time ?ever, visitors at the ?mall of america will have the option to meet an african-american santa claus. ?santa larry? will now be part of the "santa experience" at the mall. "santa larry" says he's excited to take toy orders this year-- and show coming up on live at daybreak on today

now, we are going back, the shooting happened in madison park in wauwatosa in june. the officer shot anderson six times while the 25-year-old was in the car. the police say that acted in accordance with the law because of fearing for his safety. the video from the dash cam was released yesterday and shows anderson seated in the driver's side in the black vehicle and his hands are raised and the officer fired at anderson appeared to reach for a gun. the officer is returning to the force now that he's cleared in that. for now, live outside of the da's office "wisn 12 news this morning." >> hillary, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 6:04. today marks a week until the federal deadline for the presidential election recounts. wisconsin's recount is in day six. the state expects to finish on monday. the wisconsin elections commission is significant issues have been reported. >> later today, president-elect donald trump goes back to the road for another stop on the thank you tour. we are live in washington with a report and hosting a round of meeting to fill the administra

places like los angeles international airport, madison square garden, the vegas strip, the universal studios properties and disney properties all topped the list. u-s-a today is naming the top five most instagrammed places in every state... in wisconsin, the number one spot the university of wisconsin madison, miller park, devil's lake state park and the museum still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4: green, red-- and ready to roll! the holiday train is back in wisconsin!where you can see the 14-car canadian pacific ?today... and how the visit is helping local oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. and taking a live look outside.. the outdoor ice skating season is starting soon.. slice of ice at red arrow park will open on december 18th. if you bring your own skates, it's free. if you need to rent, it'll be about 8 dollars. ready for ?a lot of traffic tonight. the holiday

madison called the essence of tierney. that is the problem we face. >> congress passes a law the president signs it. >> congress passes a law is a problem. congress to pass a law. they don't legislate, they delegate, they allow administrators, people nobody has voted for or any way accountable and congress tells them you write the rules, you make the laws. give them a very vague aspiration. we want clean air or no discrimination or fair railroad rates and allow those people who are supposed to be the experts to make the laws. congress what they do for the most part is sit back and intervene in individual cases, their constituents get in trouble with constituent service which is more helpful to them in getting elected and easier than the hard job of making policy choices and legislating. the problem is congress doesn't legislate, not doing its fundamental constitutional job. >> as the increase in the bureaucratic state in explicit, implicit, slow? >> in waves, in quantico the scientists call it. the first was in the progres

. >> reporter: 21-year-old madison is going to work.n unusual job, selling gently used bras in the markets of el salvador. she makes good money and dreams of one day owning her own business, a dream she never could have imagined just a few years ago. >> translator: i didn't know what human trafficking was until i got to the safe house. >> reporter: madison is a survivor of child sex trafficking, and the bras she sells part of a unique reintegration program by a nonprofit called "free the girls." >> when we started we had this idea, and the idea was this bra could change a woman's life, and we really did not have any idea how much those women would change their own lives. >> reporter: we first met kim and dave sterpstra shortly after they started free the girl in 2011. the plan was for kimba to collect donations of new and gently used bras in the u.s. and send them to dave in mozambique, africa where sex trafficking survivors could sell them in the used clothing markets there, providing them with a steady income that would prevent them f

investigators found ashley madison created fake dating profiles that duped customers. the company also kept on file sensitive information of long-gone customers. caterpillar -- announcing a new round of layoffs yesterday. right now, it's not clear how many jobs will be impacted or where. company leaders say the cuts are part of a cost-saving other positions. last fall -- the peoria, illinois-based company announced plans to eliminate 10-thousand positions... and close more than 20 of its facilities worldwide. it might cost you more to borrow in the new year. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the details. the federal reserve is increasing its key interest rate for the first time this year... and the second time in a decade. it increased by point-25 percent... and signifies the fed's confidence in america has added jobs for 74 consecutive months and the country's unemployment rate has fallen to 4- point-6 percent, its lowest level since 2007. the rising rates will affect millions of americans - including home buyers, savers and investors. kim back to you. with hig

to those rights we argue and founders madison that they per seed the existence of government. do you want a separation of that in do rights exist yes or no in i wanted to push the thinking a little bit. we are at part of a tradition which has hard time with first amendment and toleration. i wanted to push the idea and get a good debate going. that's part of what was going on. >> you mentioned the catholic tradition, i'm catholic, i was struck by later on in the book, a little later in the book how you delve into the works of st. agus tin and thomas. >> yeah. >> i find that my faith informs pretty much everything i do, how i live my life. >> same here. >> how does your faith, it's clear in your book, talk a little bit about how your faith informs your public service -- >> my dad moved us to minnesota in ninth, thanks, dad. i dropped my girl off at school, starting ninth grade. went to princeton seminary. next to american university and there was a great liberal friend of mine who wrote economics and ethics in the same book and so that was the fire, so i knew i wanted to teach p

she thought madison was the girl. >> reporter: because they looked alike? >> yes. >> reporter: the nurse admitted her mistake right away. the school superintendent said the nurse immediately called poison control notified the principals and called the parents. he reviewed all protocols and procedures so this mistake never happens again. we're told the school nurse is the nurse will not be facing any discipline. >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: a lot of the heavy rain was focussed down southeastern massachusetts. it's quiet down there. tonight most of the rain so far has been focussed mass pike north. all about the season of giving here. spreading the wealth. rain all over new england. at times it's heavy. night. the shadings of blue indicating less than an inch of rain. that's going to change into the evening with the several batches of rain top contend with. this is the last of the bunch right here. moving through virginia and north carolina. and as we advanced the timeline for you there is likely to be a burst of heavi

snow totals an inch along the lake and four inches in jefferson and six closer to madison. it was a wet snow and pretty drive in as the snow is sticking to the trees. now the skies are mostly cloudy this morning. temperatures 35 at the airport. we don't have a lot of deep this week. from snow to cold and timing out the teens and 20s. melinda: a victory this morning for the opponents of the dakota access pipeline. the army corps of engineers denied a permit for the pipeline to be built under a lake. house speaker paul ryan is slamming that move. on twitter, he called the decision quote, big government decision making at its worst. the army corps announced yesterday that it will not allow the three billion dollar pipeline to be built under a lake in north dakota. the standing rock sioux tribe has been trying to stop the pipeline construction for months. they say it could contaminate their water and destroy some ancient native american sites. the developers are being told to find alternate routes. andy: crews are still trying to find victims of that deadly nightclub fire in oa

leaders took it down after getting complaints from the madison-based freedom from religion foundation. menomonee's city manager says the display violates city policy. >> the nativy scene is something of christmas, and we personally understand that, but when it's the government, we have to take a little separation. >> a church in menomonee scene, abundant life church and mission said it would put up the scene after fixing it up. >>> they don't have the authority to declare a sanctuary campus for students who came to the country illegally as minors. uw madison student government recently passed a resolution demanding a declaration before donald trump takes office in january,immi. >>> house speaker paul ryan immigration policy. >> what we're focussed on with respect to immigration, securing the border, making sure that the border is secure, making sure that the resources match the authorization that currently exists to actually secure the border, that's the legislation we're focussed on. >> you may recall the republican previously said they weren't prepared to form a deportation as donal

robert cottrol: james madison believed they were surplus, and that the real protection was in federalism and separation of powers and not in a specific set of rights. i think history has proven him wrong. diane: the first 10 amendments limit the power of the federal government to interfere in citizen's private lives. something unique to america. robert cottrol: lots of nations have grand statements on human rights, but they don't have the mechanisms for enforcement. diane: democracy comes with imperf cottrol says sometimes can be difficult to support. robert cottrol: the first amendment means we have to tolerate unpopular speech and groups we may not like, including religious groups we may not like. the second amendment means we have the right to bear arms, and we have to try to balance that with concerns over crime and violence. these are inconvenient and there are arguments against them. rights were meant so that temporary passions and majorities would not be able to sweep them away. diane: in washington for "matter of fact," i'm diane roberts. announcer: when we return, a calming forc

anderson was in a parked car at madison park at the time of the shooting. the incident has prompted protests in recent months. 3 a judge saysthe state of michigan must start its recount of presidential election votes today. state officials had tried to delay but the judge said the counting had to begin at noon today.wisconsin is in the fifth day of its recount, with a deadline looming one week from today. and bud selig calls it a "magnificent moment" in his life. the man who brought baseball back to milwaukee and went on to become the commissioner of the major leagues talked today about entry into the baseball hall of fame.selig will be inducted in july of 2017. forecast...today...cloudy. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 30s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 30s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west

madison. he's been working on this project since the 1990's along with scientists from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and nasa. he was there for the launch. >> the ground 15% of the total lightning, so you're missing 85% of the lightning. announcer: you are watching wisn 12 news, honored as best evening newscast by the wisconsin broadcasters association. lindsey: schmit says not only does the goes-r provide improved imaging, but also much faster results. instead of every 15 or 30 minutes, we get it every five minutes. >> in special cases, mezzo scale modes, we can place them over rapidly changing phenomena and get data as often as every one minute. for example hurricanes, . that's really the game changer. lindsey: giving more people time to react and prepare for severe weather. schmit says he can hardly wait to get the first images. >> i just thought of all the people that have worked on this. all the different components. you know then all the good being able to save live

federal court in madison, the parties were coming back out. the state's top elections official -- was satisfied. were happy that there was not an additional complication thrown in at the end here the pro-trump "great america pac" and "stop hillary pac" -- filed the lawsuit eight days ago trying to stop wisconsin's recount. over a 20-minute hearing, judge james peterson said the counting is almost over and "there is virtually no chance" it changes the election's l hillary clinton has cut into president- elect donald trump's 22-thousand vote margin -- by just 49 votes.green party candidate jill stein requested the recount and is footing the multi- million dollar bill. ive told our observers again and again and again, its not about who won. its about the process election administrators say they expect to certify the recount results by tuesday's deadline. the lawyer representing the pro-trump groups wouldn't say if his clients planned to appeal the judge's decision recount. we were pleased to see that the recount, as was discussed in court, is occ

students at uw madison will see the largest increase, $4000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governors now four-year freeze on in-state undergraduate tuition. thousands of jobs are coming to the new arena district. what the milwaukee bucks are doing to help you prepare if you don't think you are qualified. you've probably never heard of a seeing eye camel, and this one his radical skin. seen on tape, allegedly landing a hit on her husband to chi said it was a game. joyce: if you're looking for a job, the milwaukee bucks are looking for you. the team is trying to connect people to what they call family-supporting careers in the as wisn 12 news' terry sater shows us, they're talking about as many as 3,000 jobs over a two-year period. >> one of our big promises was that we would be creating jobs for the city. >> bucks senior vice president alex lasry says his goal is to make sure at least 40% of the jobs on the arena construction site are filled by local workers. a new website was launched today to help make it happen buck

was checking on a suspicious vehicle around three in the morning in madison park in wauwatosa. he found jay anderson sleeping... a gun next to him. he radioed that information to dispatch -- asking for backup. a minute after that jay anderson would be dead. officer men-sah says during that time -- he told anderson to put his hands up and at first anderson listned. but then the officer says he dropped his right hand three times. in the video you see his right hand go down then back up and then back down ... anderson ??5 times in the head and once in the shoulder. the medical examiner found anderson was legally drunk and had marijuana in his system. the district attorney found officer mensah acted in self defense and cleared him of any wrong doing.mensah is expected to return to active duty soon. jay anderson's family is heartbroken after learning this decision.anderson's family plans to call on the f-b-i to investigate this case. they say this decision mean family calls it dishonest for all of the information to not be released on the same day. anderson's father describes a more

a madison musician was supposed to perform at the warehouse on friday night. joel shanahan performs as "golden donna" and was scheduled to play an electonric set inside the warehouse. a long-time friend of shanahan says he posted on facebook saturday letting everyone know he was safe. he's ok, and very sad that and rough this, it's a nightmare. he's an incredibly kind and empathetic person, so he's obviously very worried for people. michele: shanahan said in his post, he does not have the words to describe the terror and heartbreak that he feels. bill: president-elect donald trump has spent the entire day holding meetings in trump tower as he prepares to move into the white house next month. cbs' kenneth craig has the details from new y reporter: former vice president al gore visited trump tower to discuss climate change with ivanka trump. mr. gore also met with president-elect donald trump. >> i had a lengthy and very productive session with the president-elect. it was a sincere search for areas of common ground. reporter: other notable visitors include billi

officials say ashley madison agreed to quote-- "cease engaging in certain deceptive practices... and to implement a stronger data security program." 3 american airlines is in trouble for their flight delays.the u-s department of transportation fined the airline one-point-six million dollars.the reason?american was accused of allowing dozens of domestic flights to remain on the tarmac for more than three hours without giving passengers the chance to de- plane.the federal government requires airlines to allow passengers to get off planes impacted by long delays ...as well as provide enough food and water.in a statement, committed to taking care of passengers. 3 instead of ?writing tickets? this holiday season -- some sheriff's deputies in ?arizona?... are surprising drivers with cash.motorcycle deputies are acting as "secret santas"--- stopping the less fortunate to give them 100 dollars.an anonymous donor... gave deputies 10-thousand dollars last year... and 15- thousand dollars this year for the program.he wanted to have deputies hand out the cash... in hopes of improving law enf

anyone with information about what happened to madison is urged to call the tip line. shelley: right now, hudson police are investigating an armed robbery at the derry road walgreens. police say just after 7:00 tonight this man entered the store with a knife and demanded they say the store clerk complied and he ran away with the money. police say nobody was hurt during the encounter. anyone with information is asked to call police. tom: let's turn to the weather now, we have seen a good bit of rain. take a live look outside in hooksett, 43 degrees. roads are still wet. temperatures in the 30's and 40's around the state. how much more rain will fall tonight? let's go to chief meteorologist, mike haddad. mike: off through daybreak tomorrow. temperatures as mentioned, 30's and 40's, well above the freezing mark. no issue in terms of traveling about the state. watch out, visibility cut down due to fog. the roads are a little slick due to wet conditions. rain continues to come in. more intense rain through toronto and buffalo, east of daybreak tomorrow. you will see on futu

live in madison... david ade,.. cbs 58 news. 3 donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence are scheduled to visit state fair park in west allis tomorrow night. the rally starts at 7. trump canceled two previous west allis appearances including one du days before the election...but everything is still a go at this point. 3 cbs 58 will bring you team coverage of the visit. kristen barbaresi and david ade will be in west allis. look for coverage beginning tomorrow at four p-m. we're all enjoying at least a few days' break after a weekend of snow. :but authorities believe that heavy snow was a factor in one man's death in milwaukee. he was shoveling snow when he collapse. collapsed.cbs 58's lindsey branwall joins us live with more....lindsey

madison dj was scheduled to be at the venue. the latest post on his facebook page is saying he's heart broken and has a number of friends among the missing. abc news has a screw on the scene. look for more on "g.m.a.." >> the builder of the north continue the construction without rerouting around the lake. the company is claiming that the decision was politically motivated. protestor have been trying to stop the pipeline for months. it could hurt the environment and destroy the native american sites. >> today not one, two, but five their grand opening at the pabst bottling house. they have a variety of food, from american to asian and pizza and a gyro place. there are free samples tonight. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:17. new this morning, a sign of the season rolling into town. >> the canadian pacific holiday train is arriving today. it is scheduled to stop in sturdvent and milwaukee intermoal station. it is collecting food for the food pantries like the hunger task force. >> there will be bands and a choir, some food trucks t

political reporter theo keith was at the hearing -- in madison. almost as soon as they went into federal court in madison, the state's top elections official -- was satisfied. were happy that there was not an additional complication thrown in at the end here the pro-trump "great america pac" and "stop hillary pac" -- filed the lawsuit eight days ago trying to stop wisconsin's recount. over a 20-minute hearing, judge james peterson said the counting is almost over and "there is virtually no chance" it changes the election's outcome. with 89 percent of ballots recounted, hillary clinton has cut into president- elect donald trump's 22-thousand vote party candidate jill stein requested the recount and is footing the multi- million dollar bill. ive told our observers again and again and again, its not about who won. its about the process election administrators say they expect to certify the recount results by tuesday's deadline. the lawyer representing the pro-trump groups wouldn't say if his clients planned to appeal the judge's decision not to halt

joel shanahan of madison was amg those performing. one of shanahan's friendus he is very distraught: (("he is safe and he is waiting to hear about the people who are still missing.")) one of those missing a friend of shanan, wh der the stage name 11:30 friday night?? in a warehouse which housed several artists' studios?? people who escaped say there was a party happening on the second floor?? and there could have been 50 to 100 people in the building at the time.s/ bob mul+? / escaped fire:xx - :xx "it all happened really quickly. the fire went up really rlly quickly."?ifire investigators say there were no sprinklers?? and no clear and artwork?? s/ teresa deloach reed / oakland fire chief ere was onlyay up and one way down. it's my understanding that that stairwell was makeshift, like they put it together with pallets."police saythe search bythe sheedestio? r s/ sergeant ray kell/ al:xameda :xx"it's just a task to get through the front with all the debris and wreckage that is tre oaanfialnot sure whsed aue rerit now, they're just tryi

>> rose: the scandal was one big reason there was never a "president" hamilton. >> jefferson & madisonberry; daveed diggs; philippa soo; and chris jackson. what is it that connects? what are you hearing? what is it that's resonating in these audiences? >> christopher jackson: there's so many different things happening in this story that it's almost impossible to peg, i think, it's just the music, or it's just the movement, or it's the lights, or it's the staging. and it could be any number of those things. or all of those things. >> rose: these are good female roles too, aren't they. >> renee elise goldsberry: yes, they are. one of the things that's exciting to me about playing angelica schuyler and feeling so powerful and knowing the time that we live in with hilary running for president. we get to show who the founding mothers are and what they did. they were not just sewing flags. they were actually the muse, like angelica schuyler was to jefferson and to hamilton. >> rose: daveed, you said it gives you something you didn't have before. ownership of your own history. >> daveed diggs

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sounding a lot like "date rape".the link to the beer has been taken down, and the madison brewery says it changed the name.in a facebook post, the brewery says the name was submitted by a fan and was not screened. screened.and quote, "we now have a process where our team vets names before they ever appear publicly. we would never promote rape culture as

the second game is head coach would be in madison against the badgers. spots after saturday's win at marquette. >> with a change montgomery's number if they went from one position to another? >> normally, the nfl has all these rules about numbers but haven't heard anything yet about having to change it. now that he's a full-time >> temperatures falling back into the teens as we had throughout the night. >> we will see you back here at shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? . scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... ...and recommends our custom-fit support that's right for you. new dr. scholl's custom fit ankle and knee supports. tonight, is this the sexiest showdown in history? >> i remembered pants. >> we're on set of the golden globe nominees today. and celebrating with a very happy stars of "this >> this is mind-blowing. >> plus, making fun of mariah? why nick cannon is taking aim at his ex on tv. >> i couldn't leave nothing on the tabll, man. >> before "the voice" finale, our interview with

i think it helps and i think madison one. >> nowhere in the constitution or the bill of rights or any of the other amendments will you find the phrase presumption of innocence but that is a bedrock, and absolute bedrock of our criminal justice system and has been from the beginning. part of what the bill of rights did was to frame the discussion to lay a foundation for an inclusive constitutional democracy and we know that the text will not provide answers to all the questions. i celebrate those disagreements and that ongoing dialogue that i alluded to before because i think we make a more perfect union every time there's a disagreement that gets worked out in a civil and respectful way by the courts. >> i would add that before i came on the bench a practicing lawyer and i did some cases and supreme supreme court and i remember having one wants on the fourth amendment. for reasons i can't explain it was covered. there was an article that someone sent me in a british newspaper and it looked at lens and i'm paraphrasing here, don't member the exact words, uniquely american a -- infatuat

moment of his 5 years in madison. 18:34:55 it's been awesome. you come in here not knowing really how i got on the field, being one of the last guys accepted in the fall camp. then kind of earning my way on the field and earning a scholarship and then the best part of my whole journey is to be voted by my teammates to be a captain. there's not a lot than means team 18:35:18 dare started as a defensive back before being switched to offense. his willingness to play any role for the good of the team isn't lost on 18:10:55 i love dare. and he means a ton to this team. certainly on the field. but off the field, he's a guy that everyone knows in the locker room they can go to. that dare's got their back the number of things that he does that aren't on a stat sheet, and what he brings to this team. it's huge. 18:11:29 gifted redshirt freshman bradrick shaw shows signs of being a feature back in the near future. he's one of several young pl ogunbowale's guidance. 18:25:38 dares a great dude. when i first came in here i was a little iffy about plays. he