reporting live tonight, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. patrick: according to the complaint, after the first baby's death, one of scott's children was taken into protective custody. however, the baby who most recently died was allowed to remain with her. wisn 12 news tried to get answers from the department of children and families. they just sent us this statement confidentiality requirements in state statute, we cannot confirm or deny that this child was known to child per sector services. as we do in all instances where a child dies from suspected maltreatment, dcf will be conducting a review of this case." according to the medical examiner, there have been ten co-sleeping deaths in milwaukee county so far this year. three more unsafe sleep deaths are under investigation. kathy: happening now, milwaukee police ary bottom of a reported sexual assault near a south side park and school. police say a young teenage girl reported she was attacked near clement and warnimont. nick, so far police don't have a

in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. joyce: if you find yourself in need of immediate shelter, dial 211 for information. west allis police need your help identifying this man. he's accused of stealing catalytic converters from cars around 60th and burnham. if you know who he is, call west allis police. several marquette university st few foreigners have gone. 12 news hillary mintz explains, the trip wasn't possible until recently. >> so, yeah, it's an opportunity to see a lot of great things in cuba. >> and marquette associate history professor michael donahue would know. he's been to cuba four times. but for his fifth trip over the winter break, he's taking a chance to visit a place she's only read about up until now. mark atkins wrote a paper on the potentional effects of american tourism in cuba. now he's ready to do the research first hand. >> experience a different culture and meet new people and go to a new place and have an experience that not many people have had the opportunity to. >> donoghue says with u.s. tra

mike anderson, wisn 12 news. patrick: swimming pool services has been decorating homes at christmas for several years now. they say it's their way of giving back. joyce: formerly conjoined twin girls see each other for the first time since their separation surgery. two-year-old erika and eva sandoval were separated last week in a 17-hour surgery. they had been in separate icu spend some time together. the girls smiled when they saw each other. if all goes well, they should be able to go home in about two weeks. patrick: we are now just two days away from the new star wars movie, and some fans in california are taking no chances. they were able to pick up their tickets last night and immediately got in line outside the famous chinese theater in hollywood. they will camp out until rogue one opens on friday. some have turned the campout into a fundraiser for a children's charity. joyce: all right, well, come on. in sports, the award that paul chryst is a finalist for. patrick: plus, the badger basketball team tries

mike anderson, wisn 12 news. joyce: swimming pool services has been decoraring homes at christmas for several years now. they say it's their way of giving back. kathy: nice things being done are nice people. i love it. it's our holiday gift to you, season to celebrate. our annual dose of christmas cheer promises to delight and entertain you. want to inspire you as well. we'll do that by introducing you to a woman who has given the gift of herself, and the gift of time. >> every adult in this community can make a difference in a child's life. this isn't even hard work. kathy: what she did didn't cost a thing and what she's gotten in return is worth so much more than money. it's just one of the bright and spirited stories that we've uncovered for you right here in milwaukee. this year's season to celebrate. you won't want to miss it when it airs a week from tonight, december 21, at 7:00. joyce: and if that does not get you into the holiday spirit, maybe more snow will. [laughter] mark: it will be quite a four-day s

in milwaukee, mike anderson. is december 27. >> if you don't get it by wednesday, contact the city treasurer's office. the city is urging homeowners to either mail in the payments or visit a u.s. bank branch . there is a dropbox available at city hall. >> we really need to lay her up. >> we go to my forecast. >> that is what happens in the wintertime. we have the be ready. they are going to get worse. the bitter blast is here. and yes, another round of snow moving in here on friday and saturday. we will that here in just a bit. there's a lot going on. wind chill is brutal. direction. nine below in the twin cities and 22 below right now. we see the temperatures, not a whole lot better. here's the thing. we have fresh snow cover and not too much wind for tonight. those temperatures will drop sheboygan. the wind is less than five miles an hour. it feels like one below in beaver dam. you will see some pretty nasty numbers here. 10 below in the morning at beaver dam. feels like for below in milwaukee. westerly at 10 t

mike anderson got inside the local ups distribution center, where they are busy and looking for help. mike: it's the busiest time of the year for parcel deliveries in america, and ups drivers are on the case like elves on santa's sleigh. >> and then we'll meet on the second floor, alright? too. ups anticipates it'll deliver about 700 million packages between now and christmas, and they have job openings. >> there are awesome opportunities for persons who are looking for some extra holiday money. how great is it to be santa's helper in brown, so it's a great opportunity. it's very flexible, it's outside, you're able to get a lot of exercise, and be able to make some additional money. mike: ups encourages customers to sign up for a program called my choice, allowing them to get an email when their package arrives. and there are other ways to keep your deliveries safe. >> we really suggest that any of our customers try to get their packages rerouted potentially to their work place or being able to get those packages also rerouted to maybe friends or family members. mike: of course, the a

and mike anderson was inside of the local u.p.s. distribution center. they are busy and looking for help. mike: it is the busiest time of the year for parcel deliveries in america. and u.p.s. drivers are on the case like elves on santa's sleigh. in fact they could use some of santa elves and maybe you, too. u.p.s. anticipates 700 million packages between now and christmas and they have job opening. >> they are awesome money. how great is it to be santa's helper in brown. so it is a good opportunity. it is very flexible. it is outside, you're able to get a lot of exercise. mike: u.p.s. encourages customers to sign-up for my choice, allowing them to get an e-mail when their package arrives. there are other ways to keep your deliveries safe. >> we suggest that our customers try to get their customers rerouted to theiror being able to get the packages also rerouted to friends or family members. mike: and the advice that's good, get them ordered early. be certain they will make it in time for christmas. mike anderson, wisn 12 news. andy: mike, thank you. post

in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. kathy: if you find yourself in need of immediate shelter, dial 211 for information. joyce: we're following b news, a sheboygan man is charged with threatening to shoot up a school. police arrested 21-year-old joshua bagemehl after receiving an anonymous tip about a facebook post in which he talked about buying a semi-automatic assault rifle and shooting up a school. police say they recovered a rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition during a search of his home. 12 news is working on uncovering new information about this story. see it tonight at 10:00. happening now, a vigil is wrapping up in memory of a 15-year-old milwaukee girl gunned down inside her home. family and friends of melanie house near 35th and silver spring within the last hour. johnson was killed last night when someone fired shots into her kitchen. she was remembered by her sisters today. >> she was the best, the best little sister, the best takes sister. she was the best. >> she always had my back. i always had her

wisn 12 news' mike anderson got inside the local ups distribution center, where they are busy and looking for help. >> it's the busiest time of the year for parcel deliveries in america, and ups drivers are on the case like elves on santa's sleigh. santa's elves, and maybe you too. ups anticipates it'll deliver about 700 million packages between now and christmas, and they have job openings. >> there are all some opportunities for persons looking for extra holiday money. how great is it to be santa's helper and brown? it is a great opportunity, very flexible. you are able to get som >> ups encourages customers to sign up for a program called 'my choice,' allowing them to get an email when their package arrives and there are other ways to keep , your deliveries safe. >> we suggest that any of our customers try to get their package is rerouted to their work twice or being able to get those packages rerouted to friends or family members. >> the advice that is always good, get your packages out be sure to make it in time for christmas. patrick: always good advice. the rain isn't the only reas

wisn 12 news mike anderson got inside the local ups distribution center where they are busy and looking for help. mike: it's the busiest time of the year for parcel deliveries in america, and ups drivers are on the case like elves on santa's sleigh. mike: in fact, they could use some of santa's elves and maybe you too. ups anticipates it'll deliver about 700 million packages between now and christmas, and they have job openings. >> they are awesome opportunities for people that are looking for extra holiday money. how great is it to be santa's helper in brown? money. mike: ups encourages customers to sign up for a program called my choice allowing them to get an email when their package arrives, and there are other ways to keep your deliveries safe. >> we really suggest that any of our customers try to get packages rerouted to their workplace, or be able to get them rerouted to friends or family members. mike: it is always good to get them ordered early. be certain they will make it in patrick: as he said time is of , the essence. depending on where you chose to do business, here are so

wisn 12 news mike anderson is with the neighbor who tried to revive the most recent child who died after he stopped breathing. >> sure enough, the baby was ice cold. it was like she was just taken out of a freezer. that is how cold she was. >> this woman did not want to be identified as she tells 12 news a chilling story about how her neighbor ran into her apartment the night before thanksgiving saying her baby was dead. ,that neighbor is 36 year old otisia scott. she has been charged with second degree reckless endangering safety in the death of her three-month-old son. >> the baby had been dead 5-6 hours, so it's like we're trying to think is the baby dead because of alcohol? did she rolled over on him? or did she put the air on superlow so that the baby died

. >> mike kelly who plays pamela anderson's role c.j. parker. any pressure when you booked this role? >> a little bit for sure. >> was there a moment where you're like i just want to breathe and have ice cream? >> every day. >> you're the cheater? >> total cheater. hey, hey. >> the little dance party playing stephanie holden is ilfanesh hadera, played by alexandra paul originally. did you work out with the guys at all? i've seep them flipping the tires. >> zac has a guy who comes on set. and sometimes when zac is busy, he will give us a quick workout and we're trying to look like zac, all of us. good goal. >> i try to give myself a cheat. >> oh, do you? what is your cheat? >> chocolate. >> alexandra who plays summer quinn, nicole eggert's role in the series, once played the rock's daughter in the blockbuster "san andreas." what do you call him now? >> dwayne. >> do you? >> i think it would be weird, hey, the rock, good morning the rocker, hey, rock. >> she says she never calls you the rock. >> no, she always calls me d.j., never the rock, never

so anderson first play, to mike tolbert. a little high. a little hot. and it's picked. first play of the game. that led to a seattle field goal. they led 3-0, they went on to win, 40-7. after the game, the mvp of the league explained what-ha-happened and why he >> it came down to dress code manner. i didn't follow dress code. coach told me that i wasn't going to start. soy stand by his decision. it was a lack of communication. like i said, on my party. especially as a team captain. you know, i should have just cleared it first. but -- we didn't lose the game because of a tie. >> nope. and it's been that kind of a year for the panthers. no super bowl for them. the colts trying to claw their "monday night football" against the jets. 8:15 eastern. >>> up next in "the pulse," the no-fun-league. a penalty from nfl referees sparking new debate. should certain celebrations be penalized? >>> and a new break-dancing champion is crowned. give underwear to this holiday. ould and there are some people you shouldn't . people you should. shouldn't. janice! should. yes. no. should. no

anderson? >> and jeff, in terms of the format tonight, does donald trump come out first, does the governor -- does the governor come out and mike pence, do we know how to is supposed to play out? >> reporter: anderson, we're told that terry branstad will speak. he's the longest serving governor in the country, not just here in iowa, and then mike pence will also talk and then donald trump. you can see the crowd behind me here gathering. certainly a big crowd for a post-campaign rally, but if this was in the heat of the campaign, this would be an average or smaller-sized crowd for donald trump. but anderson, the question is when you talk to these voters, frankly, some of them have been, you know, watching with great interest what he has been doing in terms of his appointments and things. we heard so much about draining the swamp. some of these people being appointed to his cabinet don't fit that definition necessarily. i heard earlier this evening people chanting "lock her up, lock her up," something donald trump has not embraced. interesting watching the pivot here at his supporters see candidate trump to president-elect trump.

mike curkov, cbs 58 news. a day after learning the police officer who shot "jay anderson" will ?not? be charged--- anderson's family went back to madison park--- the scene of the deadly shooting. the gathering last night. it challenges what the wauwatosa officer says happened back in june. they claim the officer ?should have been able to see the gun on the passenger seat? when he first walked up to the car before shooting anderson several times.the milwaukee county district attorney cleared the officer on monday saying he followed state law and was justified in using deadly force. a fire broke out at a church on milwaukee's north side overnight. it happened at all saints fellowship christian just before one this morning. firefighters were able to contain the flames within about half an hour. the fire damaged the ceiling and roof but a dollar estimate has not yet been released. president-elect donald trump is time magazine's person of the year. in a phone interview the president-elect said it was a great honor - but he didn't like the sub-headline that says he is the president of the

anderson. >> we have the whole time. jessica castro, and alexis smith and meteorologist mike nicco. >> when is the rain coming?he heavy concord and martinezs on thursday, but sprinkles now. we will have scattered showers through the day. best this morning. heading into the afternoon and evening light showers will develop. we will start off in the mid-to-upper 40s and hang out in the mid-to-upper 50s through 7:00. we have a couple storms coming with a look at that next. how are we starting? >> so far so good. you could have a few sprinkles this morning. not say -- seeing too westbound 80 we have reports of a vehicle off the roadway sideways in the ditch. no injuries. it is not a blocking situation. slow down. potential issues with ace trail. that is ahead. >> alexis, thank you. an emergency at starbucks employees were treated by paramedics. matt has the mountain view haz-mat situation. matt? >> strange night at starbucks. it closed at 7:30 but a last activity since then. the front door is open, a few employees have arrived for the shift today. i want up and talked to the manager. he could not comment on what ha

mike pence will be here as well. >> and today trump announced his pick for labor secretary. what can you tell us about him? >> anderson, we can tell you that this is a gentlemen who is the ceo of hardee's restaurant and carl's jr. restaurant. a fast food joint across the country. and in terms of labor secretary it will be someone with the least government experience in recent memory. this is someone who has opposed increasing cost of living salaries in the minimum wage. this is someone who has been strongly opposed to the affordable care act and many of the regulations in the obama administration. not surprisingly this is a conservative pick. he's a top fundraiser for this campaign. he's also known for the advertisements he ran promoting his burgers. he often would show ads of the super bowl and other things of women in bikinis eating his ham burs. he's unapologetic about that. he says that is how people want to see it. and e someone who a is strongly against some of the regulations that the department is designed to enact. but you can expect almost certainly a confirmation here because republicans as we know control

mike pence asked him to do it. these were two mitt romney allies who wanted him to get the job. but there is a book that mitt romney wrote, anderson, it is called "no apology," and mitt romney declined to say he was wrong. he was willing to be positive going forward, but he was not going to apologize, and if that cost him secretary of state, so be it. i would just add, there is an irony here. donald trump is not known for apologizing. right? so it's just sort of an interesting point here, that this may have been one of the things that cost mitt romney the job. >> i guess that was my next question. do we know, was it just one of the things, or was it just about the apology? or was it also because of their obvious differences in ideology and expressed differences? >> right. i think there were a number of things. i think the no apology didn't help and that trump's advisers were really did not want romney and weighed in obviously heavily. but there is no question these two men had completely different world views, on nato, on syria, and what's most important, on russia. mitt romney is from the school of he doesn't trust russia, you ca