marsh. dr. marsh. dr. marsh! dr. marsh, the ambulance is on the way. all right? you hang in there. (groans weakly) dr. marsh, who did this to you? (grunts weakly) (clanking) stay with her, eric. you're gonna be okay. stay with me. you're gonna be okay. what did you do, son? with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have

now marsh says the eeoc will file a federal lawsuit today against the university. ado spokesperson says the school during a statement issued last year do you defended its merit pay system and said marsh was paid less because she was a substandard teacher. march says that argument won't hold up for her or all nine female professors. >> you give them all promotions and all this kind of stuff but you thought they were really bad? >> marsh hopes du will settle the case of a legal battle within the law school. >> i'm not doing it for the money. i'm doing it to make sure that this school complies with the law and can hold it and hopefully sets an example for other schools. >> for next, i nelson garcia . >> professor marsh says the eeoc went through a process called conciliation trying to get du to comply with the law but that process failed so now litigation in federal court that could take years. >>> there are more of the creepy clown threats in the news and first really in jefferson county. it's time that we in the news media in -- acknowledge our role in the media --

all the more reason to protect the marsh. and the species that are at home in it. people here are determined to do it they can to save it from destruction. >> it is my wish that this continues to exist because it is very important to this area. it regulates, for instance the climate around. it gives water to the hydropower and we need water for our economic development and all that. so in my point of view, i would like to see, be it the lakes, be it the water, be it the ecosystem around, maintained for our future generations. >> today, more than half of the world's population lives in cities. that's almost 4 billion people. and the un estimates that in developing and emerging economies as many as 900 million people now live in slums. and this figure is forecast to triple by 2025. which makes recovering from environmental disasters like the earthquake in chile a real challenge. >> diego rojas lived in this street until 2010. these are the remains of a neighbors house destroyed by an earthquake and then a tsunmai. the whole vicinity looked like this. >> the worst par

it backs up in the marshes.result, if there is destruction, significant destruction, you're going see a lot of that further north as it moves northward. >> bottom line, everyone should continue to heed the warnings from officials, if they tell you to evacuate, that's a good idea indeed. senator nelson, thanks as usual for joining us. >> hey, wolf, i give you one report. i've talked to the head of the kennedy space center, and everything was buttoned down there. the big question is, was there erosion of the beach which is right next to the two big launch pads at the kennedy space center. we'll find out tomorrow. >> let's hope for the best. senator nelson, thank you so much. >>> hurricane matthew kills hundreds of he'll in haiti. leaves behind that nation's worst humanitarian crisis since devastated by an earthquake six years ago. >>> up next, we'll speak with haiti's ambassador to the united states. i'll ask how his country is coping, how the people there are dealing with this latest disaster, and what haiti and

a man is dead after a vehicle crashes into a kenosha county marsh. investigators say the person who found the vehicle was out looking for a missing man. fox 6's ashley sears with more on the investigation. nats in rural kenosha county--- a normally serene area-- is surrounded by first responders. the lights of emergency crews. the kenosha county sheriff's office was called to burlington road and 288th avenue in the town of brighton around noon saturday. investigators says a caller out looking for a missing racine county friend--discovered in an overturned s-u-v in the marsh. when kenosha county deputies got to the scene--they found a deceased man in the driver's seat. was pulled from the shallow water. tracks are still fresh in the mud-- authorities say evidence suggests the vehicle was traveling southbound--and went over a small berm-- eventually flipping over into the marsh. investigators look for answers-- try to piece together what happened. standup: the kenosha county sheriff's office is working to positively identify the victim. the investigati

of the marsh over and over to make sure he enduring long hours and tough conditions... 'whether we were walking through yards for a little bit or we were in the marsh in the heavy stuff we had no idea if when the deer ran out it was going to be him or not so it was really nice to see no matter what we never got tired and we just kept going.' after nearly 18 hours - andrew was found safe. 'its just unbelievable and overwhelming and amazing how many people showed up right away.' his mother overwhelmed by the su outside her house. 'this just brings humanity, perseverance, of all these volunteers who came out and wanted to help and be very positive. andrews mother went on to thank the community for their compassion during those difficult hours. the amount of volunteers was so great around 9 oclock this morning the waukesha police stopped accepting the help. a true testament to the support julie collins fox 6 news. steph thanks julie there's more to sift through in this case. on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app -- listen to the entire 9-1-1 call which led to andrew bei

here in this wet world of cattails and marsh grass, millions of ducks and geese live

reporter michelle marsh has the details. >> reporter: after being diagnosed with breast cancer, kelly chapman chose to have by letter mastectomy right is way -- a bilateral mastectomy right away. >> i wanted to do as much as i could to make sure it did not come back later on. >> reporter: she had breas n."(--graphic--)rather than put the implant under the muscle the traditional way, it's placed over the muscle. (??take sot??)"putting the implants on top of the muscle- not dividing the muscle from the rib cage, completely changes the patient's pain level."(??take vo??)meaning there's significantly less pain- and a faster recovery. kelly went home the morning after surgery and for long walks every day that week. usual fast pace but they were definitely walks that didn't involve any pain"(??take sot??) "she was able to come home like the day she left before absent one thing- that's the cancer was removed looking pain.>> reporter: -- >> she came home absent one thing. the cancer was removed. she came home looking like yourself and feeling like herself. >> there is a risk of leading -- ble

deputies found the car of water in a marsh in the town of brighton. they believe the victim drove over an embankment before crashing, and flipping into fire officials are investigating a bedroom fire at home at 59th and wright in milwaukee. officials say the fire caused about 50-thousand dollars worth of damage. luckily, everyone got out safety. the cause is still under investigation. decision 20-16 now.. hillary clinton is lashing out at f-b-i director james comey for situation is being handled.her campaign says there's no indication that recently discovered emails being reviewed by the bureau are even about clinton. but.. comey wrote in a letter that they are pertinent to the clinton email meanwhile.. hillary clinton's daughter chelsea will once again return to wisconsin. chelsea will campaign for her mother later this week.. she'll be in eau claire and oshkosh wednesday and milwaukee on thursday. clinton's running mate senator tim kaine will be in appleton and madison on tuesday. hillary herself hasn't made any stops in the badger state since losin

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. this isis leader is seriously ill after a assassination attempt. he and four other commanders were allegedlyoi there is a full scale investigation to find out who did it. in iraq, at least seven are dead and many more wounded after a suicide bomber blew himself up in a market in baghdad. the u.n. reports more than 1,000 people were killed in iraq last month. more than 600 of them were civilians. the u.n. is offering to mediate between pakistan and india's as tensions flare up in the region gun fire across the border saturday morning and each of the nuclear neighbors are accusing each other of provocation and india has evacuated more than 10,000 people in that arrangement from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. >> marie: the newly constructed trump hotel in our nation's capitol was vandalized. according to d.c. police, a man spray painted it with the words "black lives matter and no ju people on both sides of the aisle agree this is not way to get a message acr

. >> reporter: from the terrorism alert december income washington, i'm michelle marsh, the fight to take back mosul from ios is intensifying. militants have responded bay suicide car bombs in an effort to he distract forces from moving forward. the operation which began last week is expected to take weeks, if not months torsion drive isis from iraq's second largest city. the pentagon is spending $7 million to prevent it from being hacked. it's hired two companies to discover flaws and bugs in its systems. the two companies plan on running bug bouncing programs where they will invite people to attack the pentagon. an pleaded guilty to trying to help a friend join isis. the man was a jested in january after a government string operation. in court he admitted to driving his friend to the airport. that friend was going to syria to join isis. from the terrorism alert december income washington, i'm michelle marsh. >> the american academy just released new recommendations to redice the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. places for baby to sleep. they can get stuck on the cushions or un

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. the u.s. military will accelerate its plan to drive out isis from syria. this because of evidence the terror group is planning attacks against the west. >> an external plot, we don't know exactly where or when. we'll try to head it off. >> american military planners say the raqqah place even as the battle for mosul in iraq is ongoing. >>> the u.n.'s public health agency says it has trained 90 iraqi medics in mass casualty management. it's part of the mosul offensive and the training has special focus on responding to chemical attacks. the u.n. is worried isis might use crude chemical weapons on those fleeing mosul. 70,000 people are expected to leave the city. some 200,000 will require some outside of the u.s. embassy in kenya. the man tried to attack a police officer stationed outside of the embabacy. baba -- embassy. i'm michelle marsh. >>> an off-duty sheriff's deputy who shot a man on a killing spree inside a massachusetts mall five months ago is speaking out. >> once i saw there was a wea

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. at least 20 people are dead and many injured in a suicide bomber attack in afghanistan. 10 of those dead are afghan police officers. the taliban is claiming responsibility for attack. a two day manhunt is over in germany. german police 22-year-old syrian plan who was planning an attack similar to those in paris and brussels. they recognized him from a wanted poster, tied him up and turned him in. and malaysian police have arrested 16 isis terror suspects that span six states. these arrests stopped a number of terror plots but would not from washington, i'm michelle marsh. >> there is a lot of concern for clowns and this could have been deadly for these teenagers, wearing these masks and carrying what looked like a real gun. they approached an employee in a babies "r" us store and that woman immediately called police. when the officer arrived, they ripped their masks off and ran. police caught up with them and discovered an air soft pistol, which is essentially a 14-year-old and a spli

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washingtonings i'm michelle marsh. isis is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing in syria in a wedding hall killing 31 people, including the groom at least 16 others were injured. iraq has launched a new radio station ahead of the offensive to take back mosul from isis. the station will given instructions on safe exit routes, places to avoid and where to find assistance. the push to recapture the could come this month. the u.n. has said hundreds of thousands could be displaced during this offensive. and 100 new u.s. troops have arrived in iraq ahead of that offensive. last week, the white house headed that way. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. >> tennis great maria sharapova will return to the court earlier, with the tennis federation dropping nine months from her ban, for using a performance enhancing drug and the reduced sentence allows her to return to the tour in 2017 in time for u.s. she's a five time grand slam winner. >> by 2030, one in four drivers will be over the age of

. >> i'm michelle marsh. the u.n. says it's gravely in mosul as human shields. it fears about 550 feels have been -- families have been taken as the offensive progresses. thousands have left the city to various refugee camps outside of mosul. >>> and here's what we know right now in the fight to take back that city. iraqi and coalition forces have retaken about 9 square miles from isis. targeted four police stations and a government building. 20 people were killed in the attack. >>> and in turkey, all public gatherings and demonstrations have been banned in the capital. the ban is until the end of november and it's because of the threat of terrorist attacks. i'm michelle marsh. >> thank you. >>> a new mural stands at the site of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> this as the gates surrounding the pulse nightclub in orlando were open to the public for t shooting. ? >> friends, family and survivers wrote heart-felt messages across the one-of-a-kind piece of art. the artist said he created the mural not openly because of what happened on the 12th but a

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh with more violence in afghanistan with 14 people are dead and 26 injured. three gunmen wearing military uniforms attacked a shiite sideline in they are praising the syrians that help capture the isis extremists. stay are not being identified because they could be targeted. isis has lost a lot of ground in the mosul control with 25,000 square miles in the region, an area roughly the size of west virginia that is down from the from the terroist alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. >> the criminal the charge goes back to 2011 when a judge ordered maricopa deputies to stop use an immigration profiling law and they used it will continue to investigate that he and three of his aides concealed evidence. >> a report finds 41 million americans have had their identity stolen and another 49 million knows somebody who has had their stolen and many are putting themselves in harm way engaging in risky credit behavior, not regularly checking password for most of all of the accounts. >> the fitzgerald camera is slapping comc

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. u.s. defense secretary ash carter says the next phase in destroying isis is retaking raqqa in syria. that could happen in the nt he also says the fight against isis in mosul is going according to plan. >> the iraqis are fighting with still and commitment and curage. and -- and courage. >> forces are within three miles of the city on three different sides. it's estimated there are about 4,000 isis fighters left in mosul. >>> and more violence in killed 30 people. the people captured were headed into the mountains to collect food for the winter. from the terrorism alert desk, i'm michelle marsh. >>> there weren't many questions about how he would vote, but harry reid cast his vote today. his early voting location was on the las vegas strip with cullin culinary union workers. he's stepping down when his term expires. catherine cortez masto or joe heck will replace him. >>> one town is taking drastics this is to stop selling soap and toilet papers. some say the ban works but others say it goes

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. the u.s. has fired missiles at three radar sites in yemen. thursday's strikes were in the red sea. the ship was not damaged. two missiles targeted that same warship on sunday but fell in the water. >>> a 22-year-old terror suspect has committed suicide at a jail in germany. he was arrested this weekend after police found explosives in his apt. he was captured after two he befriended alerted authorities and tied >>> and boko haram has released hostages. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. >>> a preliminary report shows the brakes of the commuter train that slammed into a station were working properly. the train was moving twice the injuring more than 100 others. the report does not offer any insight into the cause of the crash. >>> a brain implant has been able to restore the sense of touch to a paralyzed man. researchers in pittsburgh have been working with a man who lost functions of his arms and legs. the team implanted electrodes into the bart of the brain that

from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh(??turn??)the u-s has fired missiles at three radar sites in yemen.(??take vo??) the pentagon says thursday's strikes were in self-defense -- after missiles from houthi- controlled >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i am michelle marsh. the u.s. is fired missiles at three sites in yemen. the strikes were the result of self-defense after a u.s. worship was targeted and the red sea. the ship was not damaged. to missiles targeted and fell in the water. >>> at 22-year-old terror suspect has committed suicide at a jail in germany. the refugee was arrested this weekend after police found exposes in his apartment. he was captured after a today manhunt when syrians that he befriended tied him to a sofa and alerted authorities. >>> nigeria says that boko haram has released some of negotiations involving t 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 than party. my son

service member was killed in >>> i am michelle marsh from the terrorism alert desk. one person was killed by an ied three afghan soldiers were killed as well. >>> police in brussels are investigating an attack on two officers as a possible terror attack. a man stabbed one officer in the neck and the other in the stomach. another officer stopped the man by shooting him in the leg. >>> a knife attack comes right after isis call for rent of knife attacks in its magazine. the article calls for a loan jihadist to get over any squeamishness about losing -- using nice and sharp bark -- vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and helped build a homeless shelter for women and children, but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take only half his salary. then in congress, blum broke his word and kept all the pay. now he wants to cut social security it's not where iowa thought they would be heading into week six -- but, perhaps on the plus side,

>> i'm michelle marsh. the pentagon has identified the special forces soldier killed in afghanistan fighting isis. he's staff sergeant adam thomas. thomas is a first u.s. combat fatality in the fight against isis in afghanistan. this was his third deployment. he served in iraq and in afghanistan. he was a recipient of several awards, including bronze star an >>> the fbi is releasing new details about the man who stabbed ten people at a mall in minnesota back in september. it says he became interested in islam months ago. the fbi did not say whether he was radicalized by isis but they did say they are still going through his computer and cell phones. >>> and at least ten people are hurt in an explosion in turkey. a bomb went off at a police so far no group has claimed responsibility for this attack. >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. >>> a new type to pill delivers more than medication to patients. the pill contained tiny sensors that send out notifications every time a pati

of the marsh over and over to make sure he wasnt running through.' enduring long hours and tough walking through yards for a little bit or we were in the marsh in the heavy stuff we had no idea if when the deer ran out it was going to be him or not so it was really nice to see no matter what we never got tired and we just kept going.' after nearly 18 hours - andrew was found safe. 'its just unbelievable and overwhelming and amazing how many people showed up right away.' his mother overwhelmed by the support, spoke to reporters brings humanity, perseverance, of all these volunteers who came out and wanted to help and be very positive. andrews mother went on to thank the community for their compassion during those difficult hours. the amount of volunteers was so great around 9 oclock this morning the waukesha police stopped accepting the help. a true testament to the support they received from this community. reporting in waukesha, julie collins fox 6 news. we have much more on our web page- go to fox 6 now dot com -- to hear the 9- being found safe --

. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. john kerry has strong words for russia and syrian's president the most recent at a hospital, kerry said these attacks are not accidental. >> this is a targeted strategy to terrorize civilians and to kill anybody and everybody who is in the way of their military objective is. >> reporter: kerry made had the remarks as he made with the french foreign minister who said aleppo could be destroyed by christmas. in the fight against isis in signed hashtag actualmuslims. it was paid for by the nonprofit group sound victims that has put up similar signs in other cities. i'm michelle marsh. >>> the home of boxing legend goes on the market. we're talking about muhammad ali's louisville mansion. it's up for sale. the 9,000-square foot home sits on two acres. bathrooms, an entertainment area, basketball court and pool. gorgeous inside. this will cost you. the this asking price is $2.2 million. as you know, he passed away in june. he was 74. >>> from one legend to another now, fans of prince are li

in washington, i'm michelle marsh(??turn??)more violence tonight in >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington. i'm michelle marsh. more violence in afghanistan. 14 dead and 26 injured. three gunmen wearing military uniforms attacked a shrine in kabul. in germany, authorities are praising the three syrians who help to capture and isis they will not identify them because police are worried they could become targets of they do. the size of west virginia. that's down from the 35,000 square miles in 2015. from the terrorism alert desk in how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that leads to opportunities... not debt. we face big challenges, but we can solve them the same way f

white marsh township, an accident spring mill road.dence, wilson road, an accident wear hearing there's injuries -- we're hearing there's injuries on the scene. disable vehicle in the center lane here, it's been a while. this is i-95 northbound approaching cottman. as you head toward academy you're dealing with a extra slow go. it's northbound that's jammed from bridge to cottman. southbound is your normal jam, 31 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. >>> hurricane matthew is hammering the bahamas right now. it could save it's heaviest assault for the southern new und states. hurricane matthew is starting to arrive near the coastline. 1600 flights have been canceled. american airlines is no longer flying to miami, or fort lauderdale and palm beach. 2 million americans under evacuation orderses across georgia and florida and the carolinas. the mass exodus leaving fuel in short supply. >> people are grabbing all the water at walmart. >> this could mean the dinners between life and death when it comes to a storm of this magnitude. >> th

michelle marsh has details. >> reporter: julie, a travel fanatic, always on the go. she recently felt something unusual in her breast that stopped her in her tracks. >> just felt like a hard mass. just different. >> reporter: just 36 years old, she never had a mammogram before. but she went in for one out of precaution. >> i just knew that something it shouldn't be there. >> reporter: the lump turned out to be breast cancer. >> i was shocked. absolutely. this is the area of the tumor in julie's breast. >> reporter: dr. molly sebastian with virginia hospital center says many women are intimidated by breast self-exams. >> it's hard for women to know what is normal, what's abnormal, what's my normal density, and what would something bad feel like. >> reporter: she says the key is to do them once a month to establish what you so that something abnormal stands out to you. look for any change in appearance including dim ping of the skin, redness or fluid and feel for changes like lumps, swelling or soreness. >> there should never be something as hard as your nook until thi

michelle marsh explains. >> reporter: after being diagnosed with breast cancer in june kelly chatman chose to have could to make sure i have the best fighting chance of it not coming back. >> she opted for immediate breast reconstruction at georgetown university hospital using a technique doctor troy pittman calls a game changer. >> i call it the near painless breast reconstruction. >> reporter: rather than put the implant under the muscle, the traditional way, it's placed over the muscle. >> putting the implants on top of the muscle not dividing the completely changes the patient's pain level. >> reporter: meaning there's significantly less pain and faster recovery. kelly went home the morning after surgery and for long walks every day that week. >> they weren't my usual fast pace but they were definitely walks that didn't involve pain. >> she was able to come home like the day she left before absent one thing. and that was the cancer was removed. looking like herself. >> reporter: the procedure carries risks like infection, bleeding, implant rupture and rotation. but dr. pittman sa

marsh says that the eeoc got involved and conducted is own investigation and found a violation of the equal pay act. money. i'm doing it to make sure that this school complies with the law and can hold its head up. >> a du spokesperson says the school will not comment because it hasn't seen the lawsuit. however, in a statement issued last year, du defended its merit pay system and says marsh was paid less because she was "a sub standard professor." march doesn't think the argument will hold up for all nine female professors. litigation could take years. already have to register as a sex offender as part of a plea deal he exposed himself to shoppers in aurora. in june, aurora police arrested timothy plybon after he exposed himself inside the aurora town center. he worked at the fire department but has resigned since his arrest. his sentence includes two years of supervised deferred judgment. >>> two sisters found dead on va fluid in their lungs an brains. one of the sisters was living in denver. she and her sister were found dead in their hotel villa off the coast of africa last week.

look at that. >> it smells so good. >> you top it with the marsh mallows. there is a picture of your bar it's a really nice space isn't it kevin? >> it's all opened up. on it. >> we've got to get a shot of this. he is going to torch it. >> hold on. woo go for it! >> woe. woe. >> okay. look at that. >> there you go. >> it's roasted marsh mallows. >> toasted. i love it. >> should we taste it? >> i would like to taste it then breathe at that thing after can we do that? >> that is crazy good. >> i will go out on the other side. there you go. >> let's talk about the next in a white pumpkin russian. isn't that good? >> that's really good. >> that's like a whole dessert in a glass. it's so good. >> vanilla vodka one and a half. >> mmhmmm. >> c kalua. >> nice and short. >> and then pumpkin spice. >> yum. >> does that have alcohol in it? >> yes. >> yeah girl. >> pumpkin spice liquor. then a little cinnamon stick. >> there we go. >> look at this. before i taste it i will let them get a shot of it. doesn't that look good has the little cinnamon stick in there. all rig

there's also an accident on white marsh pike.ccident upper moreland drive. >>> black friday shopping seems to get earlier and earlier every year. >> while the christmas decorations are everywhere. after backlash from employees and even some shoppers, big-name stores will be closed on thanksgiving this year. lowe's, home depot, nordstrom, ikea, marshall's and tj maxx are a few that will not be open on thanksgiving. the largest mall in our area, king of prussia, will be open from 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. >>> we'll run down this morning's headlines and the stories we'll be following for you throughout the day. >> that includes the threat of a strike by septa workers. we'll tell you what it means for commuter as both sides of the contract dispute face a midnight deadline. >>> on nbc 10 news at 4:00, the nbc 10 investigators are looking into exile fire drills. >> we first told you how philly schools were failing fireç drills. now the investigators are checking out suburban schools. >> today at 4:00, we'll tell you about the new action

is a luck from east 4th streeta , the fox-cam at pickwick & frolic, lastst patio nights of the seas marsh be more like me than october.. >> tomorrow were talking about some mid '70s, about ten above normal, stable were still above normal. at times we had some cloudse trying to blockade the sunshine. .overall no complaints. besides the muckleheads we also high of 68, a low of 44. to the southeast , it'd fall into the mid- 30s with a frost advisory. sunset is at 6:52 p.m. currently low '60s across the board. the land from the south end because of a partly cloudy s on sunday near 70 with showers in the afternoon and a few sundays next week before it falls back the 50s. after weeks of fires and other problems, samsung is stopping production of the galaxy note 7, they first issue recall last month,y even the replacement for having problems they still have not announced what is causing them to catch fire, the problem is believed t be related to the batteries which are not made by samsung. cleveland is now a city of champions,s, but some people ar see the incense of traffic that has a t i think

some went into the wet and cold marsh in the rivers crossing community - enduring long hours and tough conditions. we spoke to many volunteers who recalled what they were up against. 'with all the different volunteers that i worked with because we were with different groups throughout the morning every single one of them was hopeful that the next little nook and cranny was where he was going to be marsh in the heavy stuff we had no idea if when the deer ran out it was going to be him or not so it was really nice to see no matter what we never got tired and we just kept going.' so many people showed up to search for the boy that this morning, waukesha police asked people not to come out to volunteer. there's more to sift through in this case. on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app -- listen to the entire 9-1-1 call which led to andrew being found safe... and authorities -- as they announced the good news. the post is on our home page. a similar search in north central wisconsin after being missing for nearly a full day., a three-year-old boy is found safe in a cornfield north east of

in vote 2016, first lady michelle marsh -- michelle obama campaigning for hillary clinton in the first appearance together. on the republican side, donald trump has several stops in ohio. this is a live picture where stage. 12 days before the election. the man who claimed he and havized trump's hollywood star yesterday is in custody tonight. jamie otis said he hit the star with a sledgehammer when he tried to remove it. he wanted to auction it off to raise money for those accusing trump of sexual assault. it's expected to be repaired in a few days. alison: early voting started today and people packed the center in rockville to cast votes early. today's abc7' if you have chosen the candidate yet. cast your vote now at wjla.com/votenow. tom roussey is live in landover with more on early voting. a lot of people come out today, tom? tom: yes, alison. if you saw the video early it's busy in rockville and really busy in landover. to my right is where you vote but you have to wait for quite a line. work yet. a woman waited 45 minutes. check out the line at the prince george's sports and learn

their efforts focused on the cornfield, marsh and forest near the home.it was two students from waukesha west andrew walking in a field near saylesville and green country road. 3 "and then we were trying to talk to him, and he wasn't really acknowledging us that we were there, and he sort of walked past us in between us and we were trying to stop him. i didn't want to scare him and grab him or spook him or anything, so then i started calling his name and he turned around and looked at us, it was like alright his name is andrew, he's wearing a blue shi" shirt.""he's like call 911 right now.adam: " grey pants. i was like connor call 911."23 seconds 3 they say he appeared happy, and uninjured. he just had a little mud on him. he was taken to a local hospital to get checked out. the waukesha police department also wants to thanks everyone who joined in the search the search for andrew brought a big response from the area. area.volunteers showed up, ready to search or to provide other types of support. cbs 58 spoke with one woman this morning whose daughter is also autistic, and who showed up

with when now, a democratic strategist and principal of the dewy square group, mary ann marsh, hi, mary ann. >> hi, judge, how are you? >> well, it's been an interesting week, hasn't it? >> it has. it feels like a year actually. >> it does feel like a year. all right. the numbers have changed. hillary is now ahead of trump by a couple of points, but you've always said from the beginning it's going to be a nail biter at the end. without getting, you know, too far into this, i mean, donald stepped into it. she opened the trap. and he went for it. >> he did. i think the shift you've seen in the polls since the debate shows you when there have been shifts in this election, it's been driven by events, not much else. when they both won the nomination, they both went up in the polls. the conventions, they both got a bounce out of it. she got a bigger one, came back to earth. now we've seen the first real shift in the polls since then. the only events we know left in the campaign are the debates. unless some unforeseen something happens. so that's what's really been driving it. you expect then

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with my hands up. >> reporter: and then, through all the terror and confusion, it dawned on kevin marsh. it wasn't him they'd come for. >> so then, i see them getting robert out, kicking him by his feet, knocking him to the ground, ramming his face into the asphalt, putting him in the handcuffs. >> reporter: the story the fugetts told the police? they had accomplices when they murdered ann charles, and one was robert davis. >>> coming up -- >> i was scared. i was shaking. >> now, it would be robert davis' turn in the interrogation room. >> why don't you tell me, robert, what took place that night. >> when "dateline" continues. >> by all accounts, including his own, robert davis was a mama's boy. because of his child-like ways perhaps or his learning disabilities? maybe. >> he's easy to play. he's like me. he's got a kind heart, he's gullible. >> robert seemed to need his mother sandy to protect him from the big bad world. while he took care of her when she was attacked by chronic illness. medication for which tends to slur her speech. >> he's a big dude, but he's a teddy bear. he always

he was pulled from a car that had crashed and flipped upside-down into a marsh, in the town of brighton. "decision 20-16" now... election day is only eight days away. and this year's record numbers are expected at local, state and national races are asking people to get out and vote early. sunday, u-s senate candidate russ feingold made several stops in milwaukee... including the northside democratic field office's phone bank. i think people of this state, no matter who becomes president, need a senator who's capable of being independent. that's what i've always been, and that's what i would always be. 50 a spokesman for incumbent senator ron johson... shared this statement: quote - "this ce we're encouraging everyone to vote... and making clear the choice wisconsinites have... between an osh-kosh manufacturer getting things done, and a 34-year career politician who's in it for himself." in the next 24 hours we could learn more about new emails that f-b-i says may be relevant to its investigation of hillary clinton's private server. democrats are demanding answers today - and suggesting

the birds gather in marshes on their way south for the winter. explosive devices found in kenoshcounty.. shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole. the devices.. tonight.. what officers say the gadgets were, and wh they in were doing the devices..that's comip ne a surprisera be sll more news now. a stunning announcement for the winner of the nobel prize in literature. it goes to someone more known as a ?musician.? "the nobel prize in literature for 2016 is awarded to bob dylan for having created new poetic expressions within the the nobel committee says dylan performs ?poetry? in the form of songs. he wrote "blowin' in the wind," "the times they are a changin'," and "like a rolling stone" among hundreds of others. the iconic folk singer is 75-years- old. he will receive his award in stockholm, sweden, on december 10th. he captivates audiences all over the world-- this month he's appearing in "man of la mancha" at the milwaukee rep-- i talked with junior about his path to success-- his journey is positively

especially near the marshes. and 1.3 mile visibility across washington county this morning. so no surprise that dense fog advisories are covering lots of the counties. be prepared for the patchy fog, you may be driving with good visibility and decreased. now the good news there is a dryer air finally in place and a little blue sky coming back. the ridge of high pressure is influencing the weather. the fog this morning and later tonight and tomorrow again. now readings 50s and 60s. in fact, the temperatures are climbing for us the next couple of days. 48 at waukesha. 57 at the airport. we get a mix of sun and clouds and plenty in the way of sunshine. for tonight and for tomorrow, patchy fog possible for us. then again, that mix of sun and clouds for tomorrow. we are keeping us dry. warmer air is in the forecast. 66 today. near 70 tomorrow. look at that, wednesday and thursday mid 70s. now a chance for a few sho later on wednesday, especially for thursday, thursday night and friday. the weekend 50s and cooler, ben. >> it is a year since the el faro sank in the bahamas. one of

political analysts mary anne marsh and pat griffin are here to talk about it with us. is this debate about pence and kayne or trump and clinton? mary anne: it will trump the more better for tim kaine and hillary clinton. that is the measurement here. is mike pence going to make donald trump's week better or worse? and: is this about the vice president of candidates or about the candidates? >> it is about the presidential candidates. this is all about the principles and what we will see is mike pence trying to clean up in real was not able to do with hillary clinton at the last presidential debate. he will have to work hard to make sure he pins down hillary clinton on certain issues. i think this might be the best part in a long bad week that donald trump has had. jc: can they do anything to move the needle tonight? everyone is talking about these are nice guys, it will be really boring. online -- can they do anything or say anything that will make a difference? people do not vote for president based on vice presidents. if donald trump says or does something on twitter

know you will see what he exposed in a moment but first a little bit of history, matchup milwaukie:a marsh around the turn-of-the-century, and contractors used powered pile drivers to sink into the soggy land below, thousands of wood pilings, tree trunks stripped of their branches and park. concrete cap a foundation placed on top in milwaukie landmarks made this way and among them city hall, the mitchell the riverfront building that houses milwaukie, couple of years ago, we started seeing? on wall floors, pours no longer level, throwing cap center the door. the wall has come down to .5 inches. signs of the building sinking everywhere, as is the largest gap. temporarily supports the floor above but this technique upsetting foundations on wood pilings is nothing new or ten in europe for pilings need to be kept, they need to be wet. wet. counterintuitive, wet permanently. in parts of milwaukie, the water table has fluctuated and the pilings exposed to air. how long they have been rotting, no one knows why the water table has gone down is hardly hotly disputed. as far as i know there are no mo

. >> as thousands of volunteers and officers searched the wooded and marsh areas near the cornfield where andrew went missing, his mom remained hopeful that they would find him at any moment. but she also feared the said don't think it, don't say it, because as a mom, you know, you're like, i lost him on my watch, you know, and i'm so grateful that people didn't say, you know, how could you lose your kid. >> reporter: the hundreds of mothers who poured in to help find her son aren't judging anyone. >> thank you, jesus. no parent should have to suffer pain. >> fedora and andrew's father, brian, say they are t their son. he is doing okay this afternoon, and they say he just suffered a few scratches, and a lot of mosquito bites. reporting live in waukesha, veronica macias, today's tmj4. >> good to know he's back home safe. >>> authorities in waukesha county are still trying to find out what caused a fire they say destroyed more than 30 school busses. >> the require started sunday afternoon at a bus depot in merton. rikki mitchell is there live with an update. >> we were able to get a lot and

taliban is claiming responsibility >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i am michelle marsh. there was a terrorism attack people were killed in afghanistan. >>> at 22-year-old syrian man was arrested for planning attacks similar to the one in paris and brussels. he was captured with the help they recognized him from a wanted poster, tied him up, and turned to men. >>> they have arrested 16 isis terror suspects in malaysia. the rest band two weeks in six states. this stopped -- the arrests so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- these corporations shipping our jobs overseas? congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. his day starts at four. four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'cl

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