breaking news now...some new numbers released moments ago from the final marquette university poll of wisconsin... in the race for president >>>> clinton leads trump 46 to 40 conducted october 26th through 31st... wednesday to monday. fbi email news came out friday margin of error plus minus 3.3 percent and in the race for senate - a crucial contest in terms of which party will control the senate next year...according to the poll - fomer senator ron johnson that race, of course a rematch from six years ago. we'll have much more about these new numbers ahead today online at cbs 58 dot com. 3 stay tuned to cbs 58 all afternoon... coming up at 2 its jeopardy...then at 3 its dr. phil with... then stay with us this russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and

brian hodgson of the marquette university dental faculty is literally back from the dead. >> i am just going to take a quick peek here. run on the university track a couple months ago and had a heart attack. >> i remember going down there and running one or two laps, but the next thing i remember is waking up to weeks later in the hospital. >> my mom called me and told me my dad just woke up. >> his daughter amanda is a student at marquette and she's also on the track team. she says her dad works out more than she does. >> and i am just thankful for him being here. >> much of the credit goes to the lacrosse trainer aaron nearby when the doctor went down. >> he wasn't breathing, gasping a little bit. no pulse, and we just started cpr. >> the doctor returned to work this week, teaching future dentists and treating patients. >>'s got telling me i want you to do something else, or is he telling me to continue doing what you are doing? that has probably been the >> we wish him many more runs on this track, heart attack-free, of course, and many more happy thanksgiving's. kathy: dr. hodgson

what happened at this private school-- marquette university high school isnt unique. they had to meet with milwaukee public schools to address the issue and says its spreading. "our position is that anyone regardless of skin or color, your gender, etc is entitled to human dignity so we've been taking these reports and reaching out to all the ol just because of the large quantities now we are having to deal with the district level to make sure our concerns are addressed."sot jeff monday/ marquette university high school principal we talked about who we are as a catholic jesuit school, respecting the dignity of other people and set a clear expectation that comments that are innapropriate that are offensive that are hurtful to people are just not a part of who we are as a school." the state and wants schools affected to notify parents and put an anti bullying plan in place. live in milwaukee, jp, cbs58news 3 watch for more coverage of president-elect trump's visit to washington and the election protests coming up on the cbs evening news at 5-30. 3 toss to drew drew tonig

from marquette university talking to us about it. back to you. >> thank you. >> still aheel goes interactive. how you can share your experience with other voters. we'll go live to the trump campaign party. the plans for tonight and how both camps are making history in >> first the freeway was closed, open and then partially reopened. >> it was a downed wire over the freeway. it and now i'm happy to report everything has been reopened. all other available lanes that are supposed to be opened here are open in both directions. however, there is still some lingering delay because of the back-up. east 94 still heavy from brook field pushing back towards barker into milwaukee county and westbound 94, although it's reopened completely we still have delays very heavy from downtown. news. >> this is the first presidential election since 1944 in which both party candidates are spending election night in new york. >> now we're coming to you live from the trump campaign. set the scene for us. what's happening right now? >> patrick, we're waiting

brian hodgson of the marquette university dental faculty is literally back from the dead. the 55-year-old was out for a couple months ago and had a heart attack. >> i remember going down there and maybe running one or two laps, but everything -- the next thing i remember is waking up two weeks later. >> my mom called me and said your dad just woke up. i was like, oh, my god, are you kidding me? >> his daughter amanda is a student at marquette and she's also on the track team. she says her dad works out more than she does. here. >> much of the credit goes to the lacrosse trainer aaron doering who was practicing nearby when the doctor went down. >> he wasn't breathing. he was gasping a little bit. no pulse, and we just started cpr. >> the doctor returned to work this week, teaching future dentists and treating patients. >>'s got telling me i want to do something else or is he telling me -- is god telling me i telling me to keep doing what you are doing? that is the biggest thought on my mind, and how close to death i really was. >> we wish him many more runs on this track, h

a cbs 58 news exclusive...a stray bullet came too close for comfort to a group of marquette university students. that bullet,ired from outside their home, went through a window and landed where one of the students sleep. sleeps.cbs 58s eric levy is on the marquette campus with her story.eric? maybe you can call this divine intervention... but scarier than th...no cg 5:13-1"yeah, it was very unnerving."around 5:30 yesterday morning...four of the six girls who live here heard the gunshot fr the outside...no cg 00:23:36-38 "one girl sleeping in the ro it enterein."no cg 00:23:40-45 "i came home from classes and noticed jusa continuous connection of bullet holes."a wiow, the walls and the ceiling right above her bed re all damaged. you know where she found the bullet?no cg 00:23:54-56 "in the bed, about two inches from the pillow." just happened to be away from thatmorning.a marquette university police officer guy, not an mu student, who told them someone fired a gun. milwaukee police say it was fired at him, but he was not hurt.in fact, nobody was.no cg 00:25:49-57 "just hearts full of gr

ann sterling joins us live with a look ahead at marquette university. that new poll will be released today.but just a few weeks ago -- marquette released it latest poll and it showed hillary clinton leading trump by 7 points. here's a look at the numbers: wisconsin say they will likely support democratic candidate hillary clinton for president. and 37 percent support republican donald trump. -- with libertarian gary johnson at 9 percent and green party candidate jill stein at 3 percent. six percent did not express a preference, saying they will vote for neither candidate --- will not vote or don't know how they will vote. the poll was conducted oct. 6-9 and was completed before the second presidential debate the poll of 878 likely voters has a marg o percentage points. this last poll shows clinton widening the gap... both sides --- have really been stumping in wisonsin in the past few weeks... so well see what the latest poll shows. still no indication this morning that democratic presidential candidate hillary her vice presidential pick, tim kaine was

marquette university helping make milwaukee comfortable for students who couldn't make it home thanksgiving.. and changing the game.. watch how a couple in colorado takes everyday toys and makes them extra special for those in need. and taking a outside-- welcome to live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm ann sterling. and i'm susan kim. let's get a weather and traffic together... thanksgiving thanksgiving was cloudy and 40s, and a brisk breeze. another weak storm system rolled into the area last evening with drizzle and flurries. scattered light rain and snow are possible this morning with no accumulation is expected, and this afternoon remains mostly cloudy with highs near 40, and a few light rain showers. tonight with lows near 32. incident freespeeds at or if your up this early -- maybe you're getting ready to ??join the crowds.?? it's one of the "black friday". pete zervakis is live at southridge mall ... where the doors open in about an hour. that's right southridge mall here in greendale opens at 6 a- m... as you can see... we've got_ people waiting in line to get in. southridge for a

the gold standard of polling is marquette university. hillary clinton up 6 points almost identical to the size and lead of victory margin. he doesn't break through this big blue wall, he doesn't have a path to the presidency. george rrm friday biden will swing by to campaign for clinton. candidates and their surrogates week. >> reporter: some of the people i spoke to said they aren't undecided between trump and clinton. they are undecided if they should vote for president at all. voters lined up to see bernie sanders in milwaukee. it was in the hard to see where their loyalty lies. >> i was igniting the bern. >> some voters were ready to follow the advice of t they once supported for president. >> our job is to work as hard as we can to elect russ feingold to the u.s. senate and hillary clinton as president. >> reporter: but not everyone is on board, especially with the f.b.i. reopening the investigation into the clinton emails. >> i'm not a big fan of clinton. he says he will likely vote nicholas says he's not sure if he's going to fill

from marquette university i'm brandon rook with today's tmj 4. the dinner is provided in memory of reverend william mcevoy.he first provided this annual dinner for students during the 1950's. american troops -- based in iraq -- enjoying a traditional thanksgiving feast today."i want to tell my family, you know, to be thankful that all these people out here, just be thankful for being alive.""it is my first time away from i will be able to call the family on facetime later, and i'll be able to share the holiday with them that way, so. i have a lot of friends here and lots of great co- workers, so that makes it easier." thtroops are supporting iraqi-led operatns to retake thcity of mosul from isis. in afghanistan - u-s troops celebrated thanksgiving with eir nato partnerssoldiers stood in line for a traditional thanksgivi of the soldiers were with their families back home. emergency crews in north carolina are spending thanksgiving protecting more th 50 homes threatened by wildfire.125 emergency personnel have been working at all hours to contain t

that's because they are first time voters here at marquette university at the student union. there's a line right now on the third floor, but nothing like the lines we saw in th check out this line from the primary election in april wrapping around the student union at marquette. today there's a line, but they are not out the door. some students avoided the line together. >> i woke up at six6 so i wouldn't have to wait in line. it was an awesome experience. >> this freshman said he molt ballot. >> felt pretty good living out my civic duty and doing what i was supposed to do. >> this was my first time voting. it was nice to see how this can make an impact for our community and really get my voice out there compared to people who don't veterans during the primary election three wards came here to vote. they dropped one so now just two wards are coming here to the student union ballot. live at marquette university today's tmj4. >> we want to head west to waukesha county. >> that's where we find rebecca who has been looking into this. she's in brookfield with the latest. reporter

today, marquette university will break ground on a new 96- million dollar residence hall at 17th and wellsit will have 750 beds and house freshmen and sophomore students.it's expected to open in time for the 2018-19 the estabrook dam demolition is closer to reality... this, after the milwaukee common council voted to rezone the land -- paving the way for its removal. now the county executive can sell the land to the milwaukee metropolitan sewerage district -- the agency that would remove the dam. the county executive and the county board have disputed over the 1930s dam for years -- with this vote -- the county executive says demolition should begin up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--how one city is dealing with the problem of homeless people in public restrooms.and - as the search for missing mayalsian airlines plane continues .. a new report details what happened in the final moments of that yesterday' s highs were near 70, typical for june 1st, not november 1st, plus it was sunny with a light breezeerfection. clouds increased overnight with the brought scattered t'shower

the marquette university law school poll.. had clinton leading trump six points.you know that outcome was not right -- trump won.. by a percentage pollster charles franklin, what happened? oh we were wrong! clearly we were wrong!charles franklin nationally recognized pollster of the marquette university law school poll..calls last night's presidential numbers the biggest difference, in his polling career. its perfectly understandable if voters and others want to be more skeptical of polling we spoke to trump supporter.. frank alioto in whitefish bay who felt the polls were wrong, all along. the number of people that's skewed i dont know maybe the questions they were asking were skewed i really dont know maybe the experts they were totally unconvinced as wellwe listened to the reaction live with newsradio 620's conservative talkshow host charlie sykes.this was a complete rejection of the obama legacywho was part of the never trump movement. i did trust the polls well you know i was wrong about what was going to happen in the el

which candidate the marquette university law school poll has winning wisconsi ahead... bombs away! a national guard plane accidentally dropped its payload. where the bombs landed... and how the guard joining us vince vitrano. if you're just joining us-- here's a look at your top stories today. in custody. police in iowa arrested a suspect... but are still investigating the ambush shooting of two cops. police say michael greene ambushed a police officer sitting in his patrol car. he's suspected of then driving a few miles before shooting another officer also sitting in a patrol car. authorities are still trying to figure out a motive... and whether greene had help. the milwaukee county board is

it began with a blessing today....the groundbreaking for marquette university's new 750-bed residence hall. students will have to step around the construction at 17th and wells for a little less than 2-years. the building is expected to open in time for the fall 2018 semester.....and eventually, this hall will replace mccormick hall at 16th and wisconsin. 3 3 tonight: drying out. mostly cloudy. fairly mild with lows in the upper 40s. some patchy fog possible. wind: nw 5 mph. thursday: clouds and sunshine and mild with highs in the lower 60s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. returns friday and lasts into the weekend as temperatures warm into the lower and even some middle 60s. next week looks mild with the upper 50s and lower 60s! 3 tonight: drying out. mostly cloudy. fairly mild with lows in the fog possible. wind: nw 5 mph. thursday: clouds and sunshine and mild with highs in the lower 60s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. week ahead: mostly sunny sky returns friday and lasts into the weekend as temperatures warm into the lower and even some middle 60s. next week and lower 60s! milwaukee's city christmas tree h

the latest marquette university law school poll shows democrat russ feingold ahead of republican ron johnson by just one point. we're with both campaigns tonight-- bret lemoine is live in racine where feingold spoke this afternoon. and theo keith is live in waukesha where johnson wrapped up his final rally-- theo we begin with you. despite record numbers of early voters in the democratic strongholds of milwaukee and madison, the johnson campaign says the governor walker's recall can make up the difference. nats - ryan and johnson on stage ron johnson has staged a comeback, from a double-digit deficit to down by a point or two. but the final step, overcoming democratic challenger russ feingold, will be the hardest part. we not only need a really record turnout :28johnson spent the final day of this campaign tying his opponent, feingold, with democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton they helped build the swamp. i don't know why anybody would ever think they would have a chance of fixing it :16governor scott walker and house speaker paul ryan joined johnson during his final sto

did.word is slowing spreading in the hallways of marquette university high where jack's academic who's also a jeopardy enthusiast is confident in a stellar peformance. anything wrong? victoria bonesho, jack's academic adviser: i'll be okay with it, because i get some wrong myself. but i know he'll do well. he was just so thrilled to be part of it. 3 we'll find out tonight. jeopardy airs at six tonight here on cbs 58. tonight at ten we'll take you to the elm grove watch party and tomorrow at four--what you can learn from jack to figure out if your kid or grandkid is the next jeopardy genius. loving families familiesduring an adoption day event at milwaukee county children's court this morning, four famlies celebrated new additions...including meg and matt proft-maikowski.meg was a foster child herself who has 13 siblings who were also adopted... today she and her husband are adopting two siblings. we did a little bit of respite care, we had them two or three times i believe, and at that point we decided these boys are a fit for our house for the last six months they've grown with us, an

joyce: wisn marquette , university breaks ground on its first new dorm in 50 years. the co-ed dorm will be built on what is now green space on wells street between 17th and 18th streets. it will feature two 375 bed residential towers connected on the bottom by dining and community space. the new dorm is scheduled to open in time for the 2018 school year. kathy: our evening weather is not pretty, but the rain won't last. joyce: tomorrow brings amazing day after day and say is this really november? yesterday was crazy, 77 degrees. today wasn't so pretty, but it will get better. we do have some rain to get through, and maybe an isolated thunrstorm. 54 milwaukee, cool, but nothing unusual. thunderstorms ranging to the south us, and some nasty, severe weather south of champaign, illinois. east, but we hav a couple of lightning strikes in our area as well. let's show you what is happening , walworth county, a little lightning. i'm not expesevecting weather. we have also had heavier downpours. let's talk about where these heavy downpours archon northwest side of milwaukee a

here in wisconsin -- the latest marquette university law school poll shows clinton with a six-point lead over trump. we'll find out soon enough if those polls are correct-- back to you. that same marquette poll painting a tighter race for the u.s. senate here in wisconsin. incumbent republican ron johnson is trailing democratic our theo keith is live in waukesha - where johnson says he would need a record turnout in the milwaukee suburbs to win re-election johnson says the margin in his race is razor-thin. so, for luck, he finished this campaign in the same place as he did his surprise 2010 victory. nats - ryan and johnson on stage ron johnson h from a double-digit deficit to down by a point or two. but the final step, overcoming democratic challenger russ feingold, will be the hardest part. we not only need a really good turnout here in waukesha, we need a record turnout :28johnson ended his rematch with feingold with stops at the manufacturing company he once led, a milwaukee church, and this g-o-p office in waukesha. speaker paul ryan joined him there. ron johnsons gotta get re-electe

joyce: a hillary clinton campaign plane is being used by marquette university's men's basketball team. now that the campaign is over, the plane is back in its private company's fleet for others to charter. this is video of the university of dayton's team stepping off the plane. a marquette university spokesman tells us the same charter plane was used to fly the golden eagles twice this week. the lights are going up at milwaukee's pere marquette park. the holiday lights festival music and a fireworks show. wisn 12 is a proud sponsor. we'll be there live. watch wisn 12 tomorrow night at 6:30 to see melinda davenport and ben wagner host the event from pere marquette park. and melinda took part in the annual celebrity relay race to fight hunger today. several local tv and radio personalities were paired off. the goal, to help get the word out about feeding america's stuff the bus food drive. one week from today, you can drop off food donations at the feed hungry families during the holidays. the relay, by the way, ended in a tie. kathy: she put her heart in it, absolutely. a growing trend

majority polled in the latest marquette university law school poll say they have a favorable opinion of russ feingold. feingold also was leading among early voters - twice as many said they cast their ballot early for feingold, compared to republican ron johnson. well see if that ultimately helps feingold as these numbers come in. reporting live in middleton, bl, fox6 news. ron johnson saying hoping to hold onto his seat tonight - his camp in oshkosh.. supporters are watching results come in here at the oshkosh convention center. this is a very tight race. we spoke with senator ron johnson earlier this afternoon when he voted in oshkosh. he says he's extensively trying to win voters over. senator johnson overcame a huge deficit the polls, bringing this to a dead heat. he's hoping momentum will bring him victory. back to you. it's been a long, strange campaign season many voters didn't like either of the choices.. u-w-m professor mordecai lee joins us and a live look at hillary clinton's election night venue.. she's set up inside the jacob k. javits convention center, in new york. ele

at the marquette university police station with the xclusive story...er3 bill/michele...the bullet went through the window of their home...pierced three walls and a ceiling. lookthe buet hole in the upstairs window...the holes in the walls still neeto be patched, as walls still need to patched, as well.the didn't show her face.she said she was not there, but four of her roommates ?were? and that ?they?heard the gun go off around 5:30 yesterday morning. a marquette university police fidi as well.that officer also found a guy, not affiliated with marquette, who told them a soone fired a gun.milwaukee police say it was fired at himbut that guy was not hurt.later on, the we t bullet on her bed! 3j "it was prettysmall and it just had pieces of white drywall on it from going through variwalls." walls." the university tells me they are thankful that nobody was hurt, and ilesituations like this on campus are rare, they are taken seriously. outside mupd headquarters right now, el, cbs 58...b/m back to you. under fire last night while responding to a burglary call. call.when they arrived at the s

but that all but evaporated in the last marquette university wisconsins last senate race... we find evidence that a presidential election helps the democratic senate nominee. in 20-12, as wisconsin went blue for president obamas second term... cheeseheads also elected tammy baldwin. she beat former governor, republican tommy thompson, 51 to 46. voter turnout in that election was 72-percent. democratic state representative chris larson says... feingold and hillary clinton... will help many dems on the ballot tonight. are committed to representing all people - even those who didnt vote for them. they are committed to bringing people together. when you listen to them talk, there are about unifying people - about unity and fairness.' well see if the expected large turnout helps feingold tonight. live in middleton, bl, fox6 news. steph thanks bret u.s. representative paul ryan - speaker. ad lib results.. our aj bayatpour is with the ryan watch party in janesville.. aj? delivering his acceptance speech as he will continue to represent the first congressional district. ryan has sai

the one she's the one ann:10.35.08-22 today's rally came one day after the latest poll from marquette university law school showing hillary clinton with 46 percent of support from wisconsins likely voters compared to donald trump with 40 percent. breaking news now..... we're down to the final strech... and if you want to vote early -- time is running out... the last day to place an in-person absentee vote in milwaukee is minutes ago to talk about the numbers.. as of yesterday over 38- thousand votes have been cast -- to put that into perspective, in 2005...in the city. there are three sites in the city. downtown at the zeidler building across from city hall.. midtown center on the north sidend library on the south side. don't forget your i-d. you'll want to be sure to join the today's tmj-4 team for your most complete coverage election night. decision 2016 coverage starts on live at four ... next tuesday. time for our first look at the weather this afternoon..just a nice, mild november day out there.meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the storm team forecast. mother nature is delivering a be

even with the marquette university law school poll showing him just one point ahead of his republican counterpart, feingold says he is feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. new this morning --- hillary clinton casting her ballot for president about an hour ago. the democrat and her husband former president bill clinton voted in chappaqua, new york. republican presidential candidate donald trump will be voting later this morning in new york. meanwhile... hillary clinton wins a traditional midnight vote in the tiny town of dixville notch, new hampshire. eight people voted... awarding four votes to clinton... two to in for mitt romney. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. dixville notch voters have correctly selected the presid

even with the marquette university law school poll showing him just one point ahead of his republican counterpart...feingold says he is feeling confident hell be heading back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's first congressional district. republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. polls have already opened -- and closed in one small town in new hampshire! midnight voting has been a dixville notch tradition less than one-hundred registered voters are permitted to cast their in- person votes just past the stroke of midnight on election day. and the votes are in! democratic nominee hillary clinton topped donald trump by a tally of four votes to two in the small community. one vote also went to libertarian gary johnson and someone else wrote- in mitt romney. voters in dixville notch have correctly selected the winner of the presidential

. >> what is taking over empty land plot at marquette university starting today. >> plus the biggest night for country stars is just hours away, a look behind is scenes at the country music awards on wisn there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members are satisfied with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now either in or out of network. plans with zero dollar monthly plan options, prescription drug coverage... silversneakers fitness benefit, and person to person customer service. call now and get help choosing your plan. network health. we're local, we care, we're person to person. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned th

coming up at 5:30---a new construction project kicks off today at marquette university. we're looking ahead. ahead. plus... milwaukee is kicking off the holiday season.a live report ahead of the city's christmas tree harvest... straight ahead! it's something now at 5:30 - election day is less than a week away! away!see where the presidential candidates are campaigning ?today?... and the ?message? their bringing with just days to go. 3 and - a robbery suspect is arrested after a police chase across county lines. 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...roads may still be wet...the latest on overnight construction closures plus an update on your wednesday good morning.. it's wednesday, november 2-nd. i'm jessica tigh. tighe.and i'm kate chappell.we have rain to talk about today! today!some of you are waking up to it now...but we all have rain chances today.so let's get you started with a check of the forecast.here's meteorologist justin thompson gee. 3 ((30 seconds tz)) tz))today: mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers and some rumbles of thunder. rainfall around a hal

decision 2016 coverage now-- a new marquette university law school poll is now out. an inside look at how the nominees stack up in still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- milwaukee running festival. the four races set city this weekend... ...and city this weekend... ...and how you can still sign up. how you can still sign up. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talki about suffers from a chronic coition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blu

authorities are responding to a shots fire call near marquette university. this is video from 15th and state. there is a safety alert about 25 minutes and saying shots were fire in the area. the officers are looking for evidence in an alley. watching to see if brendan dassey will be a free man at the end of the week. the judge ordered he be released by 8:00 tomorrow night. the state's attorney general is fighting to stop that for happening. tim is live in portage where brendan dassey is behind bars. tim: good morning, no new developments t a few prison guards are begin technical shifts, but that is about it. 27-year-old brendan dassey is serving a life sentence at the columbia correctional institution for being convicted of murder of a woman back in 2005. now everyone is waiting to see will brendan dassey be released from prison. this is a case that is world famous from the documentary making a murderer. ago and making the headlines around the world. brendan dassey was convicted of helping steven avery killing teresa halbach. there has been a lot of complica

an alert for students at marquette university. police put out this video of a assault near campus. they are hoping that somebody might recognize him. this all happened saturday night near 17th and state. the victim is not affiliated with the university. >> authorities are investigating possible ties to terrorism after today's attack at ohio state university. the attacker abdul artan posted to facebook before driving a car into a crowd on campus and slashing people with a knife. one of the nation east largest college campus, ohio state university. >> i was going to class and all the people were running. >> it was originally reported as an active shooter investigation, but witnesses say a fire alarm caused a crowd to gather outside an engineer building and that is when a ma drove onto the sidewalk. >> he attacked bystanders with a of the car. >> chaos, shouts, screams, shots, that kind of thing. >> he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. >> the attacker was an 18-year-old somali refugee living in the u.s. legally. they believe the attack was intentional and he reportedly po

as it turns out, marquette' university's men's basketball team used it to fly its says it's actually the second time marquette's charter company has given the team a plane with clinton's logo on it.the spokesman says marquette doesn't get to pick a specific plane in advance. i was frankly surprised...chris haworth, a veteran of local campaigns, also saw the plane at mitchell. he says it's ironic. while kaine visited, clinton became the first major party candidate in 44 years not to stop in wisconsin in the general election. i think that having tim kaines plane here for what went wrong. the plane showed up days after the election. and i think that speaks volumes as to how the campaign was run marquette's not the only team to use these planes. the university of dayton men's basketball team has as well. the plane's owner tells me that the paint job will get changed as soon as possible. it hasn't happened yet because the planes have been in service. maybe at that point, the 2016 campaign will be over ted. holidays... fox6 and feeding america eastern wisconsin are teaming up... next... how

reporting in st francis, lindsey branwall at marquette university.. the school cooked up a traditional thanksgiving meal for those students who couldn't go home today.as well as foreign exchange students who are celebrating their first thanksgiving.the tradition dates back to the 19-40's when a dental professor would cook dinner for his students..even after his passing a legacy of thanks at marquette today. 3 up in port washington.. nisleit's county inn served free thanksgiving meals each november.when they decided to close down... the new rs continued the 20 year tradition of giving back. general wooster's saloon and grill served up all the regular fixins..and asked that if you are able to donate back to the public.workers also delivered meals to seniors who use meals on wheels.. which is closed today. 3 a bit of a dreary thanksgiving.. but it was warm and no rain or snow.but that's going to change..cheif meteorolgist drew burgoyne is getting us ready for tomorrow. tonight: clouds hang tough. lows around freezing. wind: w 5-10 mph.friday: flurries ex

marquette university is expanding its borders... opening their first satellite school in pleasant prairie.the new location offers students an accelerated master's in nursing degree in as few as 18 months.it offers a state of the art simulation lab and lecture rooms.an opening reception for the school kicked off just a few minutes ago. star is now available. it was designed by 11 year old bailey dove who was diagnosed with leukemia in 20-15. the theme is "shave away cancer". bailey loves penguins and drew one with a mustache. the star costs 10 dollars. proceeds benefit the macc fund which raises money to cure pediatric cancer. the macc star is available at balistreri sendik's food markets and buddy squirrel stores. the wisconsin restaurant association and a local restaurant are teaming up to give veterans the chance to take on a new line of work. troop cafe has a unique program that provides food service and hospitality training to veterans while serving delicious high-quality meals to the public. the cafe was presented with a state

the marquette university law school poll.. had clinton leading trump six points.trump won .. by one percentage point. charles franklin calls the presidentialnumbers the biggest difference, in his polling career its perfectly understandable if voters and others want to be more skeptical of polling many women? not enoughpeople? with less than a college degree? too many with a college degree?not all polls were off .. there were a number of polls that got it right.including the l-a times / usc tracking poll that projected donald trump would win by two points and investors business daily / tipp tracking that projected trump would win by three points. a hispanic group out of racine voicing their concerns out donald trump becoming already planning ways to fight back against deportation.the ruiz family says they're now an easy target. the ruiz's moved to america 17 years ago. they wanted their oldest daughter, valeria, a better future. while she was in high school, a program came out to protect illegal immigrants who moved to the u.s. before age 16. to even apply, her parents had rov

marquette university released its final law school poll before election day less than 24 hours ago. it shows clinton up six points among likely but campaign stops in wisconsin aren't over yet.vice president joe biden will campaign for hillary clinton tomorrow in madison.as for donald trump... his website does not list any upcoming events here. he was in the state earlier this week. make t's tm your home on election night. decision 20-16 coverage starts tuesday on roughout the evening.runs curse-- brok! the chicago cubs defeated the cleveland indians and are world series champs for the first live look at wrigleyville this morning-- where the party's been going-- since minutes before midnight! if you fell asleep during the rain delay-- you missed one heck of a 10th inning. the cubs-- break open a tied 6-6 ballgame-- with this go ahead run from ben zobrist... then cather miguel montero-- knocked in an insurance run before the indians took one final at bat. cleveland drove enough. cubs top cleveland-- 8 to 7! and famous cubs fan-- bill murray showing us this morning how all cubs fans ar

light rain showers and sprinkles will linger this evening, completely exiting the area by marquette university broke ground on their new residence hall today.the new 96-million- dollar hall will hold 750 rooms, housing freshamn and sophomore students... officials say it's set to be ready for the 2018-19 school year. tomorrow brewers fans get their chance to hear from the crew's general manager david stearns and manager craig counsell.they're once again holding "inside the brewers" at miller park.the free event is open to everyone.stearns and counsell will talk about the state of the franchise and their vision for the future. parking opens at six tomorrow night, the event starts at seven. it will soon be even easier to bike around milwaukee.10 new bublr bike stations will open tomorrow.is will bring the total number of bublr bike stations to 57.that more than doubles the 28 stations operating around the city a year ago. the schedule has been released for when you can take the christmas trian express to santa's workshop.the east troy railroad museum will take families for the depot to santa's wo

milwaukee.cbs 58 checked on one report of a latino student targeted at marquette university high school last week. now a community forum is planned for this friday at south division high school by local leaders to address concerns about possible post-election incidents. "we just want to make sure make sure that buling, how to to thcounse again, the forum is on friday, from 5 to 7 pm, in the south division high school auditorium. more forums are planned after this one. 3 3 toss to drew drew tonight: partly more fog possible. lows mainly in the 40s.wednesday: variably cloudy and mild. highs in the low to mid 50s. wind: se 5-10 mph.rest of the week: thursday and friday we expect highs well into the 60s. rain returns friday with lingering showers into saturday. some wet snow flakes even possible with 40s for highs. three people face up to 148 years in prison ?each? after investigators say they uncovered years-worth of tax scamming targeting students at waukesha county technical college. cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live in waukesha with the details...jacob. according to the criminal w

marquette university helping make milwaukee comfortable for students who couldn't make it home thanksgiving.. and changing the game.. watch how a couple in colorado takes everyday toys and makes them extra special for those in need. and taking a outside-- welcome to live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm ann sterling. and i'm susan kim. let's get a weather and traffic together... thanksgiving thanksgiving was cloudy and

the naughtlist shldn'get deal marquette university this morning. just before 6:15 ... marquette police sent a tweet veatg andid tell us d state.mil e are no reports of injuries. marqtte police say more details will be sent via email to snts when they're available. 3 brendan dassey is still behind bars is morning. endan was 16 when he was convicted in the 2005 murder of teresa halbach...along with is uncle steveavboth ?international? attention since the netflix series 'making a murderer.' a u-s magistrate judge says dassey evening at the latest -- but last night wisconsin's attorney general filed an emergency motion eep to k still pending. and stick with cbs 58 for continuing coverage. 3 the dream is real..kenosha's dream playground is reopening this afteron.the kenosha voted to accept the contract for the new flooring last night.the all-inclusive playground was closed back in march after the rubberized floor was deemed unsafe..and the organizers couldn't have expected to be in the 60's later today. 3 3 3 today: lots of sun and very warm with highs in the upper 60s neari

this year fox 6, is partnering with marquette university and sharp literacy for a program called 'reading with the golden eagles' once a month the marquette basketball players read books to students around milwaukee. these visits are to encourage the students that reading is fun and extremely beneficial. the students also received t-shirts and a visit from the toss to stephanie we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 wind: sw 2-4 mph big weather first drive, rodgers to davante adams for 12 yards and the we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to flurries po

police say the assault happened saturday night near 17th and state near marquette university. ?thiis suspect. police describe his as a black male in his 20s ... at least 5'7 and was last seen wearing a beanie with a light colored brim.many students in the area say they're concerned for their safety. "it doesn't make me feel good at all that that suspect is still out there. we're obviously gonna keep locking our doors and making sure we're very on about it." m-p-d confirms the victim of this incident isn't affiliated with the school and she was taken milwaukee police are investigating an armed robbery .. at the george webb restaurant near 21st and mitchell.it happened last tuesday around eight p-m. police say one person stole money out of the cash register. two others took a customer's money and cell phone.the trio drove off in a black -- four-door vehicle.anyone with information is asked to call milwaukee police. a long-time milwaukee law firm is closing its doors.the milwaukee business journal reports as of today, weiss berzowski l-l-p will no exist.the firm's 14 attorneys will

the latest marquette university law school poll shows this race is a virtual tie - only one point separates both men... with feingold and remember -- fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis-- results-- and reaction throughout the night on november 8th -- on air and online! the packers now looking ahead to three games on the road after a disappointing loss. what coach mccarthy has to say about the team - coming up. plus-- a 10-year-old found dead and a relative taken into custody. the latest on the investigation o and a deadly officer involved shooting in chicago. what police are saying led up to the shots fired...and why the family another sunny and mild day with highs in the upper 60s. right tensions high in a chicago neighborhood after an off-duty police officer shot and killed a man over the weekend.. the man was shot after leaving a funeral and getting in a fight with an off-duty firefighter. kim is in the newsroom with more. police say 25-year-old joshua beal was in a car that was illegally blocking a them to move. soon after a fight broke out.

the latest marquette university law school poll shows a razor thin race for u-s senate in wisconsin -- with senator ron johnson outperforming donald trump among likely voters in the state. in the senate race -- russ feingold is just one point ahead at 45 to 44. hillary clinton leads 46 to 40 among likely voters -- virtually unchanged from a poll conducted three weeks ago. weather rain will taper off this evening and clouds will decrease overnight. lows will drop into the middle and upper 40s. some clouds will linger into thursday, keeping us in the upper 50s, then sunny and quiet conditions into the weekend. we stay warmer than normal with temperatures in the low to middle 60s. tonight: decreasing clouds. low: 47 wind: nw 3-5 mph thursday: gradual clearing. high: 59 wind: nw-ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 40 high: 61 wind: wsw 5-10 mph various law enforcement agencies continue to investigate -- following a bank robbery, a nearly two-hour-long police pursuit. justin williams is live -- where it all ended, along highway 60, in hartford. he has the latest, this evening. justin

melinda: what is taking over empty land at marquette university. oh, that is our short cut to starbucks. >> fences are up. i know. i saw that yesterday. no more. we have to go all the way around. >> country's biggest night hours away, a look behind the scenes it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. old roof barn here at wisn. we do have rain spreading into southern wisconsin and rumbles of thunder as well. it is not severe weather but downpours. wet across walworth and to racine and waukesha and milwaukee county. and rock county thunder as well. north the showers just lighter, especially across dodge and northern washington and fond du

deputies from the milwaukee county sheriff's office, officers from marquette university polce and milwaukee police departments were part of the reading group. a marathon mistake has furious.. coming up new on live at 6.. the blunder tacked on an extra mile or two for some runners at the milwaukee marathon.. tonight.. how this mess-up occured, and why its costing some, more than money. that's new on live at 6. still ahead on live at 4-30... the animated family that's about to make television our final fact checksefore tomorrow's election.the nominees claims about taxes when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there w

the former marquette university high school defensive back gained 104 yards! "he means a ton to this team. certainly on the field but off the field, it's a guy that everyone knows in the locker room they can go to. that dare's got their back. and i think you're right, one of those guys that he makes us all better." early as it is, giannis antetokounmpo has a chance to make his mark on bucks history. actually, he already has! in saturday's win over memphis, the 21 year old became the youngest player in nba annals to score 27 points--hand out 6 assists, and sheet! a rare exhibit now on display here in wisconsin... where you can now see this pair of snowy owls... and why there are only a handful in the entire country. plus... amazon is now offering what you can now order from the [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles.

the milwaukee journal sentinel political facts they said it was false and it is false latest marquette university law school poll shows feingold is now leading the incumbent senator, by one point. reporting live in racine julia fello todays tmj four. make today's tmj4 your home for complete coverage election night. decision 2016 coverage starts tomorrow on live at four. more local news now. you'll pay a new 30-dollar "wheel tax" if you live in milwaukee county.the county d of next year's budget.casey geraldo is live with the story. the county board member approved this proposal in a 10 to 7 vote...some voting... regretfully aye. "to collect a vehicle regiration fee of 30 dollars" it's an extra tax most taxpayers aren't excited to see. "we pay so much in taxes as it is."neither are some of the county board members for supervisor jason haas voted for... regretfully, aye.even if he didn't like it... to avoid what could happen without the income. "either we blow up the transit system or we hugely cut services such as parks, public safety, the courts and social services." supervisor michael mayo says