matt and nique.ne where she allegedly flashed him. >> she tore off her top and says, come on, let's go, let's act like a family. >> were you expecting any sort of comment like that? >> never. i -- never. >> once nique disappeared, clegg says, matt leili inquired about having his wife involuntarily committed and even hired a divorce attorney. a man who knows his wife is already dead, he says, wouldn't have done either of those things. >> he did not really want to divorce her. he wanted to let her know, look, here are your options. you can go get help for yourself, or i'm going to go forward with a divorce. >> the defense wrapped up its case by calling matt and nique's two daughters, rebecca, now 14, and amanda, 17. >> did you ever see your dad hit your mom? >> no. did you ever see any obvious injuries or bruises to your mom? >> no, sir. >> according to the girls, their mother was the one with the violent temper, not their dad. >> she took a heel and threw it. i myself had to duck from it. >> was it be

matt did. we both saw him. we don't want a warrant out for either of us, do we, matt? you were a good gun once. the marshal's office? no. the line must be down somewhere. it sure is. well, how do you know so much about it? heard a shot back at matt ellis's place on the way here. somebody put a bullet through one of them glass things on the pole there, neat as you please. you mean you've been settin' there watchin' me pound on that key and you never said nothin'? looks like i made a better law man outta you than i figured. interesting reading, that. i'm not a very good detective or i would have figured it out before. figured what? thousands of head of cattle missing over a two-year period? trace branding was one way, overbranding was another. and there were other ways... shipping cattle through this office giving credit to the triple o. your brand, matt? i can't be sure, you got here too quick. turn around, cheyenne. stand against the wall. not in the back the way sinclair was killed. i didn't kill sinclair, but i gotta take you, and i'm sorry. people do change. i aim t

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matt, u gonna do? keep the promise. matt, listen. what good would it do ma or luke for you and me to get ourselves killed? you can stay here if you want. you really mean you're gonna start a shootout with those boys? seems like the corbetts and the turleys can't live in this town without trouble. we've got to decide who stays. but, verg! don't get in our way. wait, matt. we've already waited too long. we're going matt: after corbett. well, you're not gonna have to go far. get out of the way, gilman. you're not gonna stop us. well, there was no point to have feud then and there's even less now. why didn't you tell that to corbett, before he killed luke? i haven't fired a gun in 17 years. lyin' ain't gonna save you, either. hoby: mark, why don't you tell your brother the truth hoby: before somebody gets hurt. i did. what is this? shot at him and luke. no empty shells. no sign hoby: anybody's ever been up there. he's lyin', for corbett! how many shots did you say were fired at you? i--i-i don't remember. he said three. in a few seconds.

matt: all right.of the elections, americans heading to the polls, hillary clinton or donald trump, results will come in for another two hours. until we can preview what to expect i want to bring in john mccormick. i feel like all of the questions have been asked. what states are you watching, what caroline and florida. so tell us something we don't know? >> we are going to learn some new stuff at 5:00. exit polls. it will start telling us some of the demographic things we seeing today. sort of the mood of the nation. the associated press does this exit poll in the interview people. they talk to people who have early voted. they put this together and give us a composite of what the electorate looks like today. we are going to see that at the top of the hour. the electorate is angry about such and such. it is going to be vague stuff. joe: people are they going to irresponsibly with the most vague headlines. scarlet: kind of tradition at this point. there are a lot of sources for polling. is one national

matt. matt: sebastian, thank you.e saudi energy minister has opened the door to leaving opec's oil output unchanged ahead of a group meeting to finalize production cuts. the meeting will take place in vienna on wednesday. welcome. let me ask you first, what are the implications of the saudi minister's comments now? >> well, this morning, we can see pressure on oil. int he said yesterday saudi arabia was that the oil market could balance the opec deals. he is leaving the door open to the saudi's to rebalance their position. many are saying they are trying to prepare the market for not getting a deal. or, they are trying not to look so desperate that they need a deal done. right now, it basically needs to happen within opec. the saudi's get their two biggest rivals on board, iran and iraq. iran is insisting that they continue to pump at precinct in levelsanction levels. they have been offered a deal of 3.9 2 million barrels a day, but whether they can sell that back home domestically is the question. and the iraqi prime

matt: thank you.he continuity candidate, german chancellor angela merkel has announced that she seeks a fourth term bringing the prospect of political continuity in the euro area after upsets in the u.s. and the u.k. over in france, the republican primary is seeing a rush of support for a former prime minister, an outsider. only weeks ago, he took 44% of the vote. the republican candidate is expected to face a close contest against a national front party leader, marine le pen for the presidency. for more, we are joint by tony here in berlin. a lot going on. thank you for joining us. the main headline, angela merkel finally saying that she will seek a fourth term. course, that was priced in if you like that she would run again. not least because there is no obvious successor to her right now in her christian democratic union but it would have been a shock. this basically unanimously by economists and analysts that it would have been a shock if she had now at this juncture had decided to throw in the to

matt: is a great? draghi, janet yellen have been trying to raise inflation expect haitians, steepen the yield curve with no luck. donald trump is able to do that in seven days. is that a good thing? >> i think it is if it is to herbal. we have to see -- if it is durable. the new president was just elected and everything changed. the break evens jumped. having said that, you are on the right track. this is exactly what the central banks have been trying to do. if this can happen in conjunction with the rising that is exactly what central banks are asking for. matt: they have been begging? trying to pass the baton and they wanted some fiscal stimulus to complement monetary simple miss. talk of a trillion dollar in infrastructure spending in the --., that israel fiscal's that is real fiscal stimulus. exactly what should complement monetary policy as we see it today. in europe, it is probably much harder, but if we get some of will lifte u.s., that gdp growth to some degree and it is likely to have an impa

matt: and i'm matt miller. we want to welcome our viewers to tune in live on twitter.eekdayus from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. unless something special happens over the weekend. : the dow at one point flirted with a record high, briefly it's -- briefly eclipsing its all-time high but did not get there. joe: stunning reversal from what we saw last night in the immediate wake of the result. at one point today, dow futures were 6.5% higher than they were last night at midnight. we will talk more about these huge swings, historically wide days we have not seen in a long time. incredible day for the market reversing what we saw yesterday. matt: trying to remember first, what was the day james comey -- scarlet: october 28. matt: october 28. i have a chart i pulled up. way, smith & wesson is going to change its name to american outdoors company. there are reasons for it, but really? everybody knows they can keep buying guns. there is no rush to covello -- to cabela's. you can look at the s&p in granular ways. see construction and materials, construction and engineering, metals and mini

matt miller is in berlin. matt has your morning brief. matt: you go. curb control to kick it off.the central bank really in the driver's seat, or is the market setting the pace? the dollar index holds below 100, but is the trump rally running out of steam? will the next again central-bank the moreto deliver than 15 basis point hike expected. we will discuss and break those headlines as soon as they roll across the bloomberg. right now, european markets are just opening up. let's take a look at where they are trading. nejra: well, i am actually starting via 10 year gilt yields. what has been interesting of course, is what the boj has done. that bond route with jgb's a has gone too far. the 10 year jgb yields has gone down. in europe, yields are coming down, too. the same is happening in the u.k. year gilthat 10 yield. in terms of what is happening with the stocks, i am looking at the imap. we see a very mixed picture. financials are underperforming, down .4%. perhaps that is related to those fields coming down. the telecom stocks are outperforming, up .5%. materials are up, .2%. oi

now to matt up in news chopper 12. matt? >> we have made it to brookfield scarand right now, it is the same as southridge and mayfair, 30% of the parking lot is full. plenty of sces left. we have a complete check on the stay with us on "wisn 12 news ben: the holiday shopping rush is on. friday. others are just getting home from a long night of shopping. either way, you have you covered on this post-thanksgiving morning. >> but first, weather watch 12. here's a live look outside and at radar. some rain and snow flurries are possible today. we're keeping a close eye on conditions across southeast wisconsin. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda has the day off. it's 6:30 on this black friday, november 25th. let's start wi y meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy, black friday, do we need the umbrellas or jackets? >> grab a coat or a jacket, it is chilly this morning. a rain shower will be later on this morning. early on a handful of snow showers across sooe wi

this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. i am matt. guy johnson engendered.shares down about four percent this morning. adding to a 25% job that they have already seen so far this year today. the ceo is on a call saying he is going to be shutting down some stores and focus more on online business for hugo boss. closing two brands as 2017 is seen as a "year of stabilization," and a return to growth in 2016. investors not liking what they are hearing from hugo boss this morning. guy: the stock under a little bit of pressure right now. let us talk about what is happening, the politics now. we think that is going to take place around michael and 30, london time. :30, london time. french politics increasingly in focus. it is interesting to see the relationship and how it will develop between donald trump team and what happens with marine le pen. that is something we have to watch. in focus thise morning. let us shift a little further south and east. the italian prime minister's leadership will be put to the test in just over 10 weeks. matteo renzi promises to quit

. >> thank you, matt.o philadelphia police officers say a suspected car thief started biting them during a violent struggle and the bites were so deep they drew blood. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at the 24th police district where the officers respect stationed. annie. >> reporter: and matt it was those bites that brought both of those police officers to the hospital where they were treated for those injuries. now, take a look at this video. this is video from the scene. >>> the attack started just after 1:30 in the morning. two 24th district police officers on routine patrol around the 1200 block of east atlantic street saw a man trying to break into a car. when police went to stop him that's when the violent struggle began and the suspect tried to flee and he punched, kicked, headbutted and bit both officers multiple times breaking skin and drawing blood. >> both officers, male and female officers were bit on the arm and hand where it actually broke the skin and drew blood. so, police t

matt: ibigger market to do it i. matt: true. it is not a then move if you can do it.ish i had done the exact same thing. here is another thing i wish i had done. facebook, talk about a big market. 1.4 billion users right now. 1.7, sorry. 2% share of the entire u.s. mobile advertising market. a massive share. we surveyed 35 analysts and came to the average growth estimate for facebook of above 50%. they will, with earnings after the bell and we expect facebook, once again, a more than 50% gain in sales. joe: the knock on facebook was they did not have a mobile strategy. close isthe market next. take a look at major indexes with less than four minutes to go before close, you have down arrows across the board off by 66 points. for ap 500 is down seventh straight day. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are moments away from the closing bell. "what'd you miss?" sinceg to its lowest july. i am scarlet fu. matt: i am matt miller. we want to welcome our viewers who are tuning in live on twitter. i am too old to know how to do that. scarlet: you are a millennial heart. we began

matt krattiger is the new guy.e down here; playing. >> matt: i come mining for fun on my days off. >> anthony: okay! >> matt: it's one of those things that just gets in your blood. you got a lot of pride in it. >> anthony: these guys like it under ground and even more they seem to like drilling holes deep into the rock face. ♪ [ drilling ] >> matt: you want to drill? >> anthony: sure. [ drilling ] ♪ >> matt: pull that out. then get the feel for where the weight sets on it. >> anthony: oh yeah! cool. >> matt: do that several hundred times a day. >> anthony: no! [ laughs ] >> matt: just do it. >> anthony: sweet! >> jim keane: the community recognized the miner was at the top of the food chain. when i grew up, he was considered just like a doctor or lawyer because everybody knew that he was the one making everything work. the other thing about mining is that it is so intensive, i mean you need engineers, guys running ventilation, mechanic or carpenter or a pipefitter. it's just such a diverse asset to have all these d

matt? >> sally, we are over the bypass, along the south side here. we turn the camera down here from the sunrise that is coming up soon. the bypass. head no trouble in either direction along the bypass. easy ride from the hale up to the zoo, only 5 minutes. 10 minutes eastbound from moreland road into downtown. back to you. >> matt, thank you. new, president obama is getting ready to deliver a speech to the people of greece. residents of the country say they need to united states' help creditors and hoping that the president will pressure other countries to share the burden in the refugee crisis. >> wide fires are scorching tennessee and north carolina. some people are forced to use inhalers or wear masks because of the smoke. 200 people are hospitalized in tennessee alone. a number of states have the burn bans in place. >> reopened this morning aftera shooting yesterday. the police say a man shot and killed a southwest airlines employee as the victim walked from the terminal to the parking

matt: absolutely.g a little bit of a joke in light of the fact that you are leaving and of course, we see what happens with the referendum in italy in just a couple of weeks and then you have french elections, and who knows how long the eu stays one whole lot. speaks about how this will have long-term it impacts and calls for fiscal ask him. -- long-term impacts, and calls for fiscal action. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. you are watching the open. mary abu dhabi says brexit and donald trump's election will mario draghierm -- says brexit and donald trump's will have long-term effects. dollar inearly, every the stimulus will be harder to come by. i don't expect a 12 month extension of qe. guy: you think about how that is going to operate in the markets. how do i worked that one with treasuries doing what they are doing? thesh: if you look at inflation numbers, you have 0.5%. clearly, you are going to see deals with a relative because i don't think it will change much. guy: it was great to see y

matt is live in news chopper 12 with a look at where things are standing right now. matt? >> we are over the area, 794, lincoln memorial drive, the center of the frame, northbound, southbound, discovery world in the right hand corner. a couple of differences, you memorial to get on the 794 ramps. you can make a right hand turn to head down to discovery world. you can see all brand new pavement and all the barrels are picked up. that is a look at the new gateway project. back to you. >> matt, thank you. one of the busiest shopping weeks is here. >> black friday is just days away. hillis need to know before you hit the stores. good morning, hillary. reporter: we are here in cathedral square, the holiday season is upon us. we have got presents lit up, yes, it is big, big shopping week and here it comes black friday. some die hards get this already buy on thursday. they came equipped with generators, bedding and tvs. alleges on the list is walmart, k mart and kohl's and toys r us. some of the malls are closed on thursday. now, a few black well, you can always try santa, mailbo

now matt is up in news chopper 12. something on the roadways there, matt? >> sally, right now we are looking a problem, 43, 94 northbound. you make youray along 43 to transition through the marquette interchange, sheriffs are with it. an incident is involving a motorcycle. they are talking to rider. this is by the high-rise. the delays are pushing back. most of the way down to plainfield curve. there are areas where it is we'll keep an eye on it. reporting live in news chopper 12. >> matt, thank you. melinda: right now, fires burning out of control near gatlinburg, tennessee. the fires are still growing. they've already burned dozens of buildings. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the latest information. tim? >> this is a serious situation. the wild fires began near the great smoky mountains and are now putting several towns in danger. gatlinburg is known for its resorts, some have been get closer. some people are stuck in the town as roads are closed down. 30 buildings in gatlinburg caught fire. the city's aquarium has been evacuated but more than 10,

matt miller is in frankfurt. matt has your morning brief. king dollar, a phrase we can be using today. eignsreenback r supreme. plus, that forex has fallout. asian currencies dropped to levels last seen in the wake of the global financial crisis. turkey pot decision coming out at 11:00 a.m. gmt. decision coming out at 11:00 a.m. gmt. can this problem under back from the edge of collapse? guy: we are waiting to see what these markets do and what the spanish gdp number looks like as well. it is about to drop on my bloomberg. european equities a little bit positive. spanish gdp is in line with expectations of 3.2%. the european equities open. we are rising a touch and we do have european equities just beginning to firm up a little bit but not by much. the big moves came through what , what happened yesterday. let us get details on what is going on. >> let me take you to my favorite function, the stoxx 600, not a lot of conviction. we are seeing health care up. we are seeing downside pressure here, utilities front and the telcos as well. yousef:

first though, we are going to matt for the matt? >> right now looking at 94 eastbound, westbound, 27th street in the middle of the frame. head lights are headed to the west. a little brake tapping near the zoo. east bound no sweat right now. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. melinda: protests against president-elect donald trump are sweeping the country. last night they made it to huge crowds gathered and taking to the streets. tim is in the news room and following the latest information. tim: the protesters marched downtown last night carrying signs and chanting. the protests were mostly peaceful except for one fight that broke out. some parents brought young children to see the protests. protesters told wisn 12 news that they know marching won't change the outcome of the election, but they want to make their voices heard. police say no one was hurt or arrested. ben: two civil war monuments in virginia have been defaced by people protesting trump. the monuments are to jefferson davis and matthew fontaine maury, bot

matt. >> good morning to you matt. we're stuck in some fog here in bucks county along i-95 close to the scudder falls bridge at new hope-yardly. you can get by. everything is moving along okay. just have to drop those speeds with the soup. we'll see if route one the superhighway is a better bet than 95 in bucks county when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ my guest list just tripled. my cookie exchange is super competitive. mine too. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family really needs to be wowed this year! standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocate

matt. matt: sebastian, thanks.itizens are going to head to the polls on sunday to vote in a referendum on the country's constitution. the prime minister, matteo renzi, wants to reshape the senate so it can no longer block legislation indefinitely and gets consulted on fewer matters. the aim is to improve political stability in a country which has had more than 60 different governments since the second world war. potentialrns over the fallout from the votes have been felt on the ftse over the last month. italian lenders closed over the last three months. the 2016 slump has been brought to 52%. i wondering. -watering.e -- eye0 . what is renzi in particular saying? >> several reports renzi might quit even if he winds the referendum on sunday. he would then seek to form a new government and push the country toward new elections even next year or as scheduled in 2018. matt: previously, he was going to quit only if there was a no vote, and no you are saying he could quit even if there was a yes vote? >> that is correct.

matt? >> the eastbound lanes reconfigured overnight and the zipper merge is you have to go south on 894 here. go up to 84th if you want to go east bound. things are moving smoothly in the area. if you are leaving soon, it is just ten minutes eastbound into downtown. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. bars this morning and charged in the crash that killed six students on his bus. tim? >> investigators say that the bus driver was likely driving too fast and lost control, rolled and crashed. this was a mile away from the school and left the road and crashed into the trees and flipped over on the side. 23 students were september to the hospital. they range from kindergarten through 5th grade. the walker is facing a long list of charges this morning, including reckless driving and reckless endangerment. no other cars were involved in this. the schools are open today and grief counsellors are hand for the students that need them. >> tim, thank you. later today,

. >> matt, thank you so much. i am here in the news room and foming breaking news, president-elect donald trump up early this morning and tweeting out major news. this first tweet coming down 20 minutes ago and announces he's having a press conference in two weeks in new york city to announce he's leaving his great business in total in order to great again. while i am not mandated to do this under the law, i feel it is important not to have a conflict of interest with the businesses and this is coming down, hence, legal documents are being crafted which takes me completely out of business operations. the presidency is far more an important task. the tweets are coming down this morning. putting together his cabinet, preparing for the presidency and inaugurated in january. >> tim, thank you. >> now to the latest on president-elect's transition. today he's going to announce more members to the cabinet. >> good morning. president-elect donald trump is with the latest selections. today president-elect donald trump is s

. >> matt, you're amazing. i mean, wait till you see everything he's got going on that's planned for you. if you're just waking up, hold on. we're talking highs into the going to be a good 10 degrees above normal highs for this time of year. we're going to see is sunshine initially, and we notice this on future view with break nbc the cloud cover here. rain chances holding west. we could see a little passing sprinkle or shower through the day today, but, honestly, i think so much of this holds off into this evening, and even more so tonight after you've we'll see what else happening for your tuesday in just minutes. right now, danielle has a check of the rides. good morning to you. >> good morning, holly, and good morning to all of you. welcome to your monday. it's a great start to the commute, so for those who are trying to maybe slowly get back into the working school week, no problems there for you. no accidents or major delays, those of you who take the central interchange in akron. here is the picture in t

there are more events for both sides this week. >> now the matt up in news chopper 12. matt? >> we say good-bye to the merge good-bye on 94. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> sunny, 70 degrees by afternoon. clouds are disappearing this morning. we become party sunny. 51 tonight. grab the umbrella for tomorrow the showers are light and scattered. look at the weekend, mid 60s. i'm going to transplant. >> "g.m.a." is up next. johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. senator ron johnson - he's hurting wisconsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold >>> good morning, america. and breaking right now, donald trump surging in our brand-new po

hey, matt. >> yeah, already a lot to watch unfortunately on this wednesday morning, matt and tam, includinght construction that's really slowing us down. as we pull in the waze app and do the commuter report here, you can see we're traveling just in the teens headed northbound along 95 passing 420 headed up toward the airport. so, if you need to get there for a flight this morning your flight might be delayed because of the fog but if you have to get there you'll be delayed on the road too because of that construction. should be wrapping up any time but it is not out of there just yet. we're also getting word of a new crash on lincoln drive southbound near rittenhouse street. expect restrictions there. the drivers are especially treacherous in weather like this with the wet leaves as you round the corners it is very slippery. you have to drop the speeds or else you're going to end up in an accident like that poor person. time now to cross the line and do the suburban traffic report. in lafayette hill there's also a crash along jackson driver at pine tree road. no issues so far on the blue r

matt salemme is on deck but let's check in with meteorologist sally severson. >> matt will have great sunrise pictures this morning. the temperatures already in the 40s. we have been looking at the gusty winds setting up. right now 47. we look at the third ward. it is a southwest breeze. look at the picture in the background. a few high clouds around. 45. dew point down to 32. the air mass is dry. really on the mild side for the early morning hours in november. cool front is situated to the north and it is enough to drop the temperatures tomorrow. it is nice weather overall settling in. party sunny today. 66 degrees. gusty southwest winds. now to matt up in news chopper 12. >> sally, we are over the zoo overnight construction on northbound 894 and 94 eastbound was closed and now open and running smoothly in the area. now to the travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. breaking overnight, protests around the country and crowds are filng against donald trump. demonstrations are in at least seven major cities. >> tim is live for us in the new

matt: absolutely. have been back in berlin, i have had a chance to talk to a number of government officials and the mood in germany still leads -- still leans towards austerity. it is shocking to find that coming out of the u.s. where it is really all about fiscal stimulus. had hillary clinton won, she promised fiscal stimulus. with donald trump, we are talking about opening the floodgate of fiscal stimulus. the opposite to what is happening here. this is interesting to me. what do you expect -- what do you expect that divergence to bring about? a lot of investors are getting into the fiscal stimulus in the u.s. -- here in europe, that has been held back. >> austerity is a theme globally but with donald trump, we are going the other way. as you rightly say, officials in europe are still talking about austerity in fiscal prudence but actually, fiscal stimulus weather in the u.s. or even in of u k against the backdrop brexit, if we see it starting to work, the mood could change in europe. seen -- isdragh

matt? >> sally, we are over highway 41 #, 45. watertown plank road under the freeway. no trouble in either direction right now. nice and easy between the split and the zoo interchange. the travel times are looking great as well... that's a look at the morni melinda: matt, thank you. right now, breaking news in milwaukee. 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 colum

matt? >> we are on the south side, 43, 9d 4, holt avenue under the right now, the collector onramp is quiet. just a slight tap on the brakes between the airport and downtown. looking good. we are looking good across the system. 94 southbound from brown deer into downtown. 10 minutes eastbound. no crashes to slow you down. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. i have joined tim in the news room. >> 23-year-old man accused of officers last night near ruby and 26th. the officers were responding to a burglary as it was happened and a man started shoot at them. an officer shot back. the suspect ran away, officers chased him down and he's in custody right now. neither he or the officers involved in this were hurt. we are working to learn the names of the suspect and the officers involved and when we get the information we'll bring it t >> happening now, president obama on the way to peru after wrapping up the talks in germany. he boarded air force one and left ber

that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. it is almost time to cut down the milwaukee's christmas tree. >> 38ol harvested later this morning. jermy, it is a rainy start to the day. jeremy: yes, it is not feeling like the christmas season. this is 103rd the, second oldest christmas tree celebration in the united states, just behind new york city. there is a beautiful very large it is set to be harvested. the dpw crews are showing up at 6:00. we have not heard of the weather delays surrounding this. they are bringing in the big equipment and bring out the chain saws. we have seen lightning this morning and 10 # miles to our south. we are bringing you this morning additional coverage of the cutting of the city of milwaukee christmas tree. the rain damp and we are grabbing the umbrella. live in milwaukee. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. >> if you are planning to drive downtown, plan ahead. the event is impacting the traffic of water street and wells street. northbound on water going down to one lane between wells and killbourn

thank you matt, we begin with breaking news out of woodbury, gloucester county new jersey, as matt pellman was mentioning. flames ripping through three homes and brush. this is the 700 block of mahorder boulevard in woodbury. itwinds are making the fire difficult to fight. the entire block has been evacuated. we understand seven people have been injured. 6 have been taken to the hospital. one person has been taken to cooper university hospital. we understand the person taken to cooper jumped from a second-story window. again, seven people injured in the fire in wood -- woodbury, new jersey. three homes on fire an cars, as well as brush. >> a multi-alarm fire is burning in trenton, new jersey. there are numerous injuries and reports of injuries including burns and medics are on the scene transporting people to area hospitals. katherine scott is along weinberg place. it's been a smoky scene this morning. >> reporter: it has been, matt, we got an update from the trenton chief of the fire department. he said there are injuries, he does not know the injuries or what the conditions are. he said

matt you have details ons going on in mercer county. >> thanks, matt. that's our breaking news story. the fire spread quickly through an entire block in trenton, new jersey, nine homes are damaged and authorities have called in buses to bring everyone to safety. katherine scott is live at the scene along weinberg place with what's happening now. katherine? >> reporter: matt, we're expecting an update from the fire department within in the next couple of minutes, when they last provided an update a half-hour ago they were working to get the flames under control three hours after the fire was called in. you can see this is a massive response from the trenton fire department and vowpgd communities. we're -- surrounding communities. nine homes have been damaged. three have collapsed. two people have been injured. every unit in trenton is here. a fire coordinator from mercer county was called in to help. we have viewer video i want to show you of the flames tearing through the homes. flames were fierce. firefighters arrived at the unit block of weinberg plac

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matt is keeping an eye on the morning commute. matt. >> so far so good. the pavement is dry. if you are headed out for the gun deer season tonight, keep around. looking good, check it out. no crashes out there. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. i have joined tim in the news room. tim: we have a 23-year-old man accused of shooting at milwaukee police officers. this happened last night near ruby and 26th. the officers were responding to a burglary a shoot at them. the officers shot back and didn't hit him. the officers chased him down and he's in custody. he was not hurt. we are working to learn the names of the suspect and the officers involved. back to you. >> happening now, president obama wrapping up the talks with president-elect to quote stand up to moscow. today president obama is meeting with french, italian and spanish leaders and then travelling to peru. >> iraqi troops are working to enter the eastern districts of mosul and facing resistence from the isis militants. they heard the air strikes and rounds starting at dawn. the opera

matt: i'm matt miller. welcome to "bloomberg markets."g wrote headquarters in midtown manhattan for the next hour covering stories from washington to london and guam this afternoon. here is what we're watching. after campaigning for more than a year, voting is underway and polls will begin to close in less than five hours. we will bring you the latest politicsbloomberg team. oil on a wild ride swinging between gains and losses ahead of opec warning on instability in the market if there is not a deal on output. and former cftc commissioner bart chilton joins us. while it's not looking likely, he tells us what a trump presidency would be exceedingly harmful to the markets. the markets close in two hours. that's good to julie hyman with the latest on equities. presidency would be exceedingly harmful to the markets. julie: i'm excited to hear about what is happening in guam. matt: i will check to see if they have electronic results. julie: stocks close to highs of the session, remember, opened lower and then rose on optimism about some early

this man, matt klein. >> matt: you're going to have to remember you're speaking to 100-year-old man.aise your voice a little bit. >> anthony: you look good. if i look that good when i'm 60, i'll be happy. >> matt: you know the amazing thing about being 100 is? a year ago i was 99. nobody paid attention to me. didn't care. i became 100, my god. >> anthony: matt klein, the owner, proprietor, at max club deuce turned 100 years old this year. yes, 100. he's still here. the cigarette smoke and dark dank atmosphere pretty good for a guy that's seen it all. >> matt: that's 73 years ago. fort bening, georgia. i was in the second army division. >> anthony: matt klein came to miami in 1945 from new york's lower east side by way of the battle of normandy. >> matt: i came here because i was wounded and the warm weather was much better for me. >> anthony: but there was a lot of g.i.s during the war here, right? >> matt: the war made miami beach for the simple reason that people were stationed here, and they saw a world that they didn't believe. >> anthony: during world war ii, miami saw a massive

now to the traffic with matt. >> no problems out there. good. travel times are all in the green right now. really no reason to hurry. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. the big story one of the busyst travel weeks of the year the here. thema is joining us with a look ahead. good in reporter: good morning, ben. people are getting behind the wheel of the car and driving for this thanksgiving weekend, but before you do that, triple a has advice before you head out and join the nine hundred thousand people here in wisconsin. the first advice that they have for you is be patient. triple a says that 89% of the people travelling are driving to texting and driving is against the law in wisconsin and if you are driving in a construction zone you cannot hold your phone to your ear to talk. if you are planning to fly, the busiest is wednesday and the sunday after thanksgiving. most people flying will be headed to the west, the most popular las vegas. well, however you are getting to your destination flying, you will not

for live at 5, i'm matt hammel on interstate 380. >> okay. well, thank you, matt. we have some breaking news right now. >>> last night we know that a wayne state officer was shot and we found out that he has his name was collin road. rose -- rose. we'll keep you updated on facebook and twitter what we're not on the air. >>> and just because the it's cold out, doesn't mean you should skip the sunscreen. karen fuller joins are us now with some good news. and the fight against this silent killer. >> dangerous uv rays are with us year round. they could even filter in the clouds to reach this battle. against skin cancer. and it's available right on your smart phone. tonight, on cbs2 news, we'll take a look at skin cancer apps. they show you whether a mole or a spot is something you should worry about and if you should see your dermatologist. see what our tester has to see about using the apps and why anyone that has spent time in downloading one. >> i grew up at a camp. so i was all outside every day. >> and what to do with the information it gives you. we'll also get a

matt, any troubles on the roads? >> yes, we have had a couple of wrinkles in the morning commute. 94 westbound, waukesha county side near 121st street. it is taking a bit for the tow truck to get there. westbound delays back to holly road and out. take blue mound or greenfield the bypass as well. 28 minutes. if you are headed for the bypass 10 minutes. 1 that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, we have breaking news. we have a situation in iowa, two police officers are dead after a shooting. police say the officers were shot and killed in an ambush a manhunt is now underway for whomever is responsible. no other details have been 2sz released about what led up to this shooting. again, two des moines police officers were shot and killed overnight. the police responded to the scene to help and a des moines police then shot and killed there. >> we are vigilant about safety but we have go out and do it. people expect us to come and answer the call and we are going to do that. >> just a very difficult mo

matt. >> you got it. be a disagreement between major oil producing nations could mean a drop in prices at the pump. members of opec scheduled to meet today about cutting production to drive prices up. however, opec member saudia arabia does not want to cut production, usually it gets its way and that could eventually lead to a drop in the price of oil and then at the pump. >>> major stock indices saw modest gains on tuesday. the dow was up 23, nasdaq 97, s & p two and some change and this morning futures points a higher open. >>> the city of easton is exploring an ambitious plan to build a $130 million waterfront aquarium movie theater, restaurant and meeting space. these are renderings of the did you have vinci science city. the one 70's thousand square foot complex would be built on the site of the currents days inn next to city hall. the lehigh valley city wants to make sure it will bring in enough visitors for it to be worthwhile. >> happening tonight philadelphia celebrates the holidays. let's take a

matt delucia just arrived there. >> matt, tell us what you're seeing there on the ground. we know earlier there were a lot of evidence markers. >> reporter: right. police are still here at the scene. i'll step out of the way. you can see this is the macy's parking lot of the hamilton mall. you see shell casings on the ground. yellow evidence markers. over to the left we can see one of the vehicles here in the parking lot and there's also some stuff that is next to the door of that car. there's a macy's bag and a chicago bulls hat. we're not being told much information right now. we're hearing reports of a shooting here in the parking lot and of course you see a lot of crime tape around this area of the parking lot. again this is just outside the macy's at the hamilton mall. the mall is closed at this hour but, of course, you don't have a whole lot of people in this area at the moment but of course you have police investigators. they have been here for quite a while, a little over an hour now. and we're being told that all information will be coming from the atlanta county

matt you have more details. >> thank you matt, a fire spread across the entire block 8 homes are damage and authorities have called in buses to bring people to safety. katherine scott is live at the scene along weinberg place with what is happening right now, katherine? >> reporter: matt, this fire is not yet under control. the deputy fire chief said they are trying to hold the fire to the 8 homes that are damaged or destroyed due to the blaze. there's been a clams. you can -- there's an collapse. you can see the firefighters are on the scene in trenton. there's a number of emergency vehicles surrounding weinberg place. the fire has been elevated to a five-alarm blaze. they brought in a fire coordinator from mercer county to help coordinate. they recalled all off duty personnel to assist at the scene. the call came in after 3:00 a.m. from the unit block of weinberg place. when firefighters arrived, four homes were engulfed. the fire department said they had to pull back due to live wires which were on the ground. it was too much of a safety risk. pse&g responded shutting off power to th

that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. 6:38. authorities in california are investigating a shooting near two ll ben: the locations were shut down while officers surrounded a home. this happened in the los angeles suburb of azusa. police say officers killed a man after he shot and critically injuring two women. police say the shooting was not election-related. more "wisn 12 news this morning" morning. we are live on the weatherwatch 12 camera network. we take a peek at lake michigan this morning. the temperatures showing up 30s and low 40s. 36 sheboygan at this hour. this is mounted at blue harbor in sheboygan. it is beautiful early this morning. a few clouds over the lake. 41 at the airport. skies are fair. the air mass is dry and cool. the into illinois and the tennessee valley over the next 24 hours. high tomorrow 64 degrees. the temperatures ride up and down a bit. overall the readings are above normal for this time of the year. now to traffic with matt. >> we are tracking delays through brookfield, slow downs coming do

ben: thank you, matt. 5:01. the big story, a protest, a march and a fight downtown milwaukee days after donald trump is elected president of the united states. demonstrators took to the street last night, and similar scenes across the hillary mintz is live with the latest. hillary? reporter: ben, they gathered here at red arrow park and took over the streets of downtown milwaukee here and all marching to express outrage over president-elect donald trump. the protestor going west on wisconsin and continued across downtown. the protestor realize their but they feel they had to do something. >> so no way i will sit back and accept the fact that this man is going to run our country. >> we didn't want to stay silent, and it is important to march for everyone who feels like they don't have a voice. >> now there were some confrontations reported a supporter of donald trump brought the kids, the protestor grabbed the flag and pushing and shoving and the trump supporter was hit by pepper spray and set off another round o

president obama to president trump. :20-:24 matt dallek: this is going to be a highly charged moment not just for president obama and president- elect trump, but really for the country. matt dallek is a political management professor at george expects a unique event for a unique president-elect as president obama passes the torch. dallek says trump has a chance to set the tone, but doesn't know how he'll approach the event. :42-:51 matt dallek: this inaugural could be more significant than others, just because he has been such an unusual and uncommonly divisive candidate, and so i think there's actually more riding on the inaugural. :52-1:04 peter zampa: right now, workers are building the stage where the president-elect will take the oath in just under two months - in front of a crowd that has surpassed one million people in years past. dallek says we can expect plenty of protesters in that crowd... 1:05-1:11 matt dallek: it will be interesting to see how much of that is drowned out by what's happening around him. as for what trump does say...dallek says he has an opportunity. 1:16-

that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. wisconsin election officials are meeting today to talk about a recount of presidential votes. this is coming at president-elect donald trump is facing criticism over treats alleging voter fraud. we are live w the latest. good morning. >> good morning, ben. the president-elect is claiming that people voted illegally and also alleges there was voter fraud in several states. as president-ecdona trump s fr thanksgiving k from florida he unleashed about leionul twitter. he wrote serious voter fraud in virginia california and new media reports on this. big problem. before that, in addition to winning the electoral votes, i wo popar vote if you dedeath theillions that voted illegal. blasting the call sz for recount in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. >> it is very important to look at the votes. >> efforts are led by green part any candidate and support from the clinz campaign. >> this is >> i don't think that hillary clinton that got two million more votes in the popular election think