happening today-- the milwaukee county board will meet to discuss pension payments for county employees. documents show milwaukee county paid 11 million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have already retired. and they're due another 6 million. county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says it needs to happen before quote "more people die". he says four people have died in the milwaukee county jail in the last six months-- including a newborn baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde hold his officers accountable." in response the sheriff released a statement comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. a milwaukee police officer could get a pro

for second degree murder after a doctor's report was submitted. 3 the milwaukee county board of supervisors is asking sheriff david clarke to testify today.. about deaths at the county jail. cbs 58's julie parise is live in the newsroom... to tell us more about the board's resolution that would require ?outside investigations? into deaths at the jail. julie? today at a special called meeting, county board supervisors will talk about creating a policy for external investigations of the in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail. jail officers are not subject to the same law that sheriff's deputies are when it comes to investigating deaths -- they are under the command of the sheriff. whether or not sheriff clarke shows up to testify today is yet to be seen. but three state lawmakers want to put pressure on governor scott walker to replace him. state snicki and johnathan brostoff say there's a lack of supervision in the jail, which they believe leads to improper intake screening for substance abuse and mental illness.they say that's what's contributed to 4 deaths in the jail this year. 4:

that's over the air channel 49.1, time warner and at&t channel 7; chter chnel 8 and direc-tv milwaukee county board members will consider a proposal to call for an outside investigation of the deaths this ye at the milwaukee county jail. 3 two supervisors are behind the proposal which would require outside investigations of deaths in the jail under certain circumstances. four people have died there this ar including an infant. the sheriff's office is investigating three of those incidents and the police departmentis investigating the fourth. county executive chris e suppts the push for outside help. "i'm not sure how much legally we can mandate it. i think state statute is sort of ambiguous about that. but i think everybody can agree, four deaths in jail in a relatively short period is something that does demandaccou" accountability." a county board subcommittee will consider theproposal at the milwaukee symphony orchestra has played at the marcus center for the performing arts since 1969.but that could change in just a working on a deal that would convert the hisric grand theater on west wisconsin

we'll also have links the milwaukee county board will meet this morning... they are expected to discuss new documents that show milwaukee county paid 11 million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have already retired. and they're due another 6 million. county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says it needs to happen before quote "more people die". he says four people have died in the milwaukee county jail in the last six months-- including a newborn baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde claims clarke has "abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. a milwaukee pol

hashtag make america great again" meanwhile - the milwaukee county board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. ahead on wakeup - the winter weather affecting t the unusual winter event in new york - coming up. also this morning - the latest on the conditions in aleppo. why has put a civilian evacuation on hold this morning. plus - when a hearing will be held to discuss russia's involvement in the 20-16 election...and when more information will be released by u-s forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell high pressure is moving over our area today with some very cold air. a w until 10am with wind chills likely in the -10 to -25 degree range. well be sunny but stay in the single digits with sub-zero wind chills all day long. we do start warming overnight as a low moves our way. we get into the low 20s for friday but that comes along with some snow. we could

this audit was called for by the chairman of the milwaukee county board of chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors. theo lipscomb says it was prompted --- in part-- by the four inmate deaths. lipscomb issued a statement saying, quote "the recent death and reports of poor care at the jail and the house of corrections are upsetting and frustrating." the audit focuses on armor medical services...the ?miami-based company has been contracted by the county since 2013 to provide just yesterday, supervisor supreme omokunde called for sheriff david clarke's resignation before quote "more people die" ... saying the sheriff has quote ?abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." responding to that claim, sheriff clarke ?fired back, comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and the supervisor was simply upset the sheriff helped donald trump get elected as president. response to the audit.. we were told to refer to his statement from yesterday. a fire breaks out at a building under construction on milwaukee's south side today. this is a timelapse

am low: 20 high: 24 wind: nw 15-25 mph the milwaukee county board chairmain-- questioning the sheriff's management of the jail... this in the wake of an investigation into t receiving. fox6's madeline anderson is live outside the milwaukee county jail with more on the audit underway at the facility. the audit was called for after four people died in the jail within six months... one has been ruled a homicide. while investigators remain mum on whether the deaths of inmates terrill thomas... michael madden... and kristina fiebrink as well as a inadequate medical attention... county leaders are launching their own efforts to find out. it certainly sounds like some of this may have been preventable. board of supervisors chairman theo lipscomb has requested an audit of the contract the county has with a private company called "armor" which provides medical services at the milwaukee county jail and the house of corrections. someone has a profit motive around the provision of medical services in the jail, obviously that raises were all provided as they should have been. lipscomb is also questi

they dont think there's anything suspicious about his death. 3 the milwaukee county board of supervisors is asking sheriff david clarke to testify about the deaths that happened at the county jail. julie parise is live in the newsroom...with more on how the board is considering an outside problems at the jail. today at a special called meeting, county board supervisors will talk about creating a policy for external investigations of the in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail. jail officers are not subject to the same law that sheriff's deputies are when it comes to investigating deaths -- they are under the command of the sheriff. whether or not sheriff clarke shows up to testify today is yet to be seen. but three state lawmakers want to put pressure on governor scott senator chris larsen and assembly members christine snicki and johnathan brostoff say there's a lack of supervision in the jail, which they believe leads to improper intake screening for substance abuse and mental illness.they say that's what's contributed to 4 deaths in the jail this year. 4:37:21-33we've seen no r

this is only a temporary fix...the long term future of the domes has yet to be new at five,a milwaukee county board member demands the immediate resignation of sheriff david clarke.he says it's all because of recent deaths at the milwaukee county . jail. jacob kittilstad has been reviewing the statement and joins us live in the newsroom. this call for resignation is coming from supervisor supreme moore omokunde. now...he didn't mince words in a press release...saying ?because? sheriff david clarke is responsible for the operations at the milwaukee should resign because four people have died there in a six months period.supervisor omokunde says something is ?quote? terribly wrong there and that sheriff clarke should resign before more people die. here's another quote from a press release.quote: quote:"accountability starts at the top. sheriff clarke has failed to establish a culture of professionalism, has failed to call for independent investigations when warranted, and he has abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable for their actions or lack of action. he should resign immedia

the chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors confirms an audit will ?examine the company contracted to administer county jail and the house of ?correction. supervisor theo lipscomb says the audit was prompted in part by four recent ?deaths inside the jail. in the past six months-- three people have died-- along with a stillborn baby. investigators have not said if jail and medical staff contributed to their deaths-- although one death has been ruled a homicide. a milwaukee woman accused in a fatal crash last month pleads not guilty. prosecutors say 18-year-old samira coleman-wilks was behind stop. that vehicle crashed shortly after at 27- th and capitol-- killing one of her passengers... and gravely injuring a second. officials say coleman-wilks was going more than 50 miles an hour over the speed limit at the time of the crash. weather mostly cloudy tonight with overnight lows in the mid to upper 20s. staying mainly cloudy and chilly again saturday with highs in the middle 30s. snow showers are possib may mix in with rain at times. it will be the first

the milwaukee county board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. it's in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. on sunday, you can expect aaron rodgers to be on the field leading the packers as he said that his calf injury won't keep him away. there are a couple of reasons, a playoff push and the rivalry with the bears. it's been a bit lopsided as of late, as the packers have won the 11 of the last 13 meetings. tim van vooren has the "for the 194th time it will be packers and chicago bears sunday. this time at soldier field. get this, the all time series is 94 for chicago, 93 for green bay and six ties." "they're the fun ones to play in, especially, you know, we need wins. they know that so they're gonna try their best to knock us out of the playoffs. it'll be a good one. and it's kind of cool, i heard we have a chance to tie the all-time record so that will be fun to be a part of." "i didn

memorial officials presented concepts to the milwaukee county board yesterday -- including new lakeside promenade and better stormwater controls. reconstruction of the parking lots at the war memorial will move ahead -- but these other ideas are mostly conceptual. supervisors admit it would take millions of dollars to implement them. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. the trial for the alleged charleston church shooter begins today. accused of killing nine people at an african-american church in south carolina last year. the judge denied roof's last minute request for a delay because of a mistrial in another case. at one point roof was going to represent himself, but he changed his mind. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. in syria, residents and activists say rebels now control only 25 percent of eastern aleppo. the area has been under fierce attack by government forces backed by the killed in two separate attacks on tuesday. most of the neighbo

this audit was called for by the chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors. the part-- by the four inmate deaths. in just 6 months - terrill thomas...michael madden and kristina fiebrink...along with a stillborn baby...died inside the milwaukee county jail -- all under different circumstances - however one of them was ruled a homicide. this prompted milwaukee county supervisor supreme moore omokunde on thursday to call for sheriff david clarke's resignation... saying the sheriff "abdicated his responsibility to hold his released a statement comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected potus. investigators haven't said whether the actions or inaction of jail and medical staff contributed to any of the deaths. but an audit of armor medical services is underway. armor, a miami-based company, has contracted with the county since 2013 to provide medical care at the milwaukee county jail and the house of correction. the director of audits for comptroller confirmed auditors

adrienne: looking ahead, the milwaukee county board deciding the future of pokemon go at local parks. ordinance that would require the makers of games like pokemon go to get a permit if they incorporate milwaukee parks. neighbors complained this summer when thousands of pokemon go players flooded lake park. pokemon go took the entire world by storm earlier this year. according to google, it was the most-searched topic around the world. it even beat out president-elect donald trump. although here in the u.s. powerball ranked higher than pokemon go. ben: looking ahead, today is the insurance using the government's health exchange to make sure your family is covered on january first. enrollment is open until the end of january but you could end up with a gap in health coverage if you sign up after today. from 4:00 until 7:00 this afternoon enrollment experts will be at the center street library and the forest home library to help you register. you can also dial 211 to set up an appointment with an enrollment expert. adrienne: the milwaukee post office is reminding people that today is th

adrienne: looking ahead, the milwaukee county board deciding the future of pokemon go at local parks. the board will vote today on an ordinance that would require the makers of games like pokemon go to get a permit if they incorporate milwaukee parks. neighbors complained this summer when thousands of pokemon go players flooded lake park. pokemon go took the entire world ben: looking ahead, today is the final day to sign up for health insurance using the government's health exchange to make sure your family is covered on january first. enrollment is open until the end of january but you could end up with a gap in health coverage if you sign up after today. from 4:00 until 7:00 this afternoon enrollment experts will be at the center street library and the forest home library to help you register. you can also dial 211 to set up an appointment with an enrollment expert. adrienne: the milwaukee post office is reminding people that today is the last day to send retail packages through regular if you send packages and letters by first-class mail, you have until december 20th. priority mail

the chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors confirms an audit will ?examine the company contracted to administer healthcare in the milwaukee county jail and the house of ?correction. supervisor theo lipsc the audit was prompted in part by four recent ?deaths inside the jail. in the past six months-- three people have died-- along with a stillborn baby. investigators have not said if jail and medical staff contributed to their deaths-- although one death has been ruled a homicide. from cabinet picks, to a deal to keep manufacturing jobs at a carrier plant in indiana, president-elect donald trump spent much of this week report released yesterday morning indicates he's poised to inherit a fairly solid economy. karin caifa reports from washington. the first jobs report since the election -- signaling good news, as the obama administration winds down. the labor department says u-s economy added 178,000 jobs in november - the 74th consecutive month of gains. the unemployment rate fell to 4-point-6 percent. economist diane swonk says that's good news -- for p

. >> milwaukee county board of supervisors held a meeting today to discuss the $17 million pension error. million in lump sum pension payments to correct underpayments made to county employees who retired between 2001 and 2008. some board members want to know when the county executive knew about the error, saying they could have acted sooner. >> this is administrative error. the administration is the one who needs to work on it. and if it's a high priority, then has to be done as quickly as expeditiously as possible. >> a spokesperson for the county executive told us they only recentis and are working to fix it. the board is set to meet again next week. >> today chris abele cost on mitchell park dome, report from an engineering firm contracted with the county, confirm estimated 50 to $70 million price tag to rebuild the domes. the firm says the most expensive option would cost around $64 million. >>> a commission appointed by governor scott walker recommending the expansion of commission identified 19 challenges facing families, including unplanned pregnancies, and lack of education. mor

the milwaukee county board is expected to vote thursday on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. it's in county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. a milwaukee woman has a warning for others after she says a man tried to sexually assault her in a locker room. the alleged incident occurred at the y-m- c-a branch at 14th and north back in october. the 27-year-old victim says a man came into the women's locker room, forced her into a shower and tried to sexually assault her. fortunately another woman and a child walked in and spooked the man. he ran away. milwaukee police nf but no arrests have been made. that's why the victim says she wanted to share her story. so other members of "the y" can be on alert. that is the ultimate reason why i wanted to come forward. because there are a lot of children who attend this ymca. the ymca's operations executive tells fox 6 "the y" has fully cooperated with police-- and turned over t

hashtag m-a- tomorrow -- the milwaukee county board ?is expected to take up a resolution asking for an outside investigation into the four deaths at the jail, which have occurred since april. we've seen it, we've felt it and now we're understanding that it's going to be here. the cold. that arctic blast will be felt by the packers as well when they play at chicago at noon sunday. tim van vooren with more tonight from lambeau field. figures to be even worse at chicago on sunday. that's where the packers will be. they say though that they'll be ready for that game because they'll be practicing out in these elements this week, just not wednesday." "we are going to stay indoors today, but tomorrow we will go outside and just they way we are structured with the facility we can only really do the team periods outside so we will do everything else inside and get outside and do the team periods. handle the football as much as we can. do the field goal and field goal protection forth." "the packers played in wicked conditions at the tail of the 2

happening today-- the milwaukee county board will meet to discuss pension payments for county employees. documents show milwaukee county paid 11 million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have already retired. and they're due another 6 million. county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says he could a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for the resignation of sheriff david clarke. in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says it needs to happen before quote "more people die". he says four people have died in the milwaukee county jail in the last six months-- including a newborn baby. the child's mother has sued the sheriff's office. omokunde claims clarke has "abdicated his responsibility to hold his officers accountable." in response the sheriff released a stateen supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. a milwaukee police officer could get a promotion

the chairman of the milwaukee county board weighs in on an audit looking at the quality of medical care at the jail... the questions raised because of four train has arrived in wauwatosa just a short time ago. the train makes stops all-over--- raising money for local charities. tonight -- the train will continue on to hartland, then watertown, and its final stop for the day is in president-elect trump is making another stop on his "thank you tour" tonight-- heading to north carolina to greet voters. before leaving-- mr. trump met with another slew of potential hires... while also blasting boeing airlines for the price of a new air-force-one. fox's joel waldman has more from washington. trump says: "i think it's doing a little bit of a number." making a surprise stop himself in the lobby of trump tower today, the president-elect taking issue with boeing, criticizing the american company's plan to charge, what he said was four-billion-dollars, for a new air-force-one. boeing responding, with a statement, saying, in part: "we are currently under contract for $170 million to help determine

hashtag make america great again" meanwhile - the milwaukee county board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. people get a hot meal, no matter how much money they have. we're checking out the new tricklebee cafe. the franklin police department -- helping out a local child who's bike was stolen. why the boy's act of kindness inspired them to pay it forward. the harlem globetrotters are putting carl's basketball skills ot the tet this morning. it's time to celebrate the seasons. all of 'em hunting, fishing you name it. so if your family loves to be out there... the only place to go for outdoor gifts is in here at cabela's christmas sale. get $70 off a vortex crossfire ii scope up to 70% off select base layers. ck smokers. find great deals for everything on their list, in-store and online at cabelas.com no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cell

the milwaukee county board chairmen agrees it's a happy day but says theres more work to be done. because the wire meshing is only a short-term fix. 'were proud to be here but i just want people to make sure that were planning for the future and not just remember a place of the past.' - 'the task force here at the domes meet future of the domes but theyre asking the public for your help. they have a survey online and we have a link to it on our website, thats fox 6 now dot com. reporting outside the mitchell park domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today -- visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga -- go to fox 6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "mitchell park domes." it's time for your news and weather together. racine police are asking for help identifyig suspect... officials say he passed several counterfeit 100-dollar bills throughout the city. anybody who recognizes this man or might have more information is asked to call the racine police department. documents show milwaukee county paid 11

these deaths have been ruled homicides, and yet there is no investigation investigation e milwaukee county board committee will consider a resolution tomorrow that would create a policy for external investigations of deaths at the county jail and house of correction.the county says sheriff clarke has been invited to provide a repor the committee. 3 the packers have some ground to make up if they want to play after january first...and without number 12, the "ray of playoff hope" is dimming.c-b-s 58's earl arms has the latest on the health status of aaron rodgers. 3 3 3 after leaving early in the packers blowout win of seattle, quarterback aaron rodgers also sitting out of today's practice with his injured calf. but it's an injury rodgers has dealt with experience and mental toughness to deal with it on su. sunday.aaron rodgers - packers qb "an injury like this and it's about maximizing rehab time. with the plan that's in and with a common opponent, it is more mental this time of year. even if i was out there practicing, they'd get shorter. not sure what tomorrow will feel like--if i can go out th

learned the five-day journey included stops in kuwait -- the united looking ahead ---- the milwaukee county board is expected to vote thursday on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. this comes in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. milwaukee police are looking for the person who held up a post office. it happened a little after 3 yesterday afternoon at the location near 35th and capitol. we're told the suspect showed a gun and got away with cash. mail-related crime... someone stole a truck's worth of mail... and in another case-- an entire amazon delivery truck disappeared! fox 6's brittany shannon with the rash of bold holiday this year's golden globes down of the big surprises. and the latest installment in the "star wars" saga hits theaters friday. and one guy taking his fandom to a whole new level. how he was able to build this imperial walker in his backyard. and carl has a preview

now the jail will be audited.the audit is at the request of milwaukee county board chair theodore lipscomb. lipscomb.it will focus on the private contractor that provides medical care at the jail and the house of correction -- and focus on the overall management of the jail. it will ?not? focus on the four jail deaths.lipscomb tells cbs 58 he requested the audit november 1 after reports of poor care and staffing issues at the facilities.the audit is scheduled to begin next month. the family of a six-year-old the person who started a fire inside their apartment... and left a boy with second and third degree burns.cbs 58s eric levy sat down with the boy's family.eric? bill...the fire happened early in the morning october 30th while dominick wright was sleeping on the living room sofa.34 nights later...nobody is in custody and the boy is still here.his family is "he was wrapped up in his blanket, two blankets, yeah. it was probably burning, he threw the blanket off and then he walked thorugh it." dominick's parents, katie and fredrick, think maybe the person cut the screen and threw a burning

high: 38 wind: nw 5-15 the milwaukee county board met this morning...to discuss new documents that show milwaukee county paid 11- million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have another 6- million. county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. a milwaukee police officer could get a promotion - even after spending time behind bars. sergeant john corbett was pulled over in rural fond du lac county for o-w-i back in november 2010. dash cam shows him taking a field says his 13 -year-old daughter was in the car and she had been driving earlier. corbett was suspended from m- p-d for 60 days. he served 30 days in jail with work release-- lost his license for 15 months-- and lost 17-thousand dollars because of the incident. the fire and police commission will meet next week to determine whether corbett receives a promotion to lieutenant. a little boy died in a horrific now, aiden archers mother is dead

of investigation's new dna facility, set sheriff clarke is invited to testify before the milwaukee county board of supervisors' judicial committee this morning to talk about pending lawsuits..the lawsuits were filed by families of two of the inmates who died at the jail this year... including the family of terrill thomas. the medical examiner's office ruled his death a homicide caused by dehydration.the milwaukee police department is conducting the criminal investigation--the ?sheriff's? a group of democratic state lawmakers are calling for sheriff clarke to resign or be removed from office because of the recent deaths.. .saying --the deaths are tied to quote "clarke's lack of supervision of his department" end quote. clarke responed suggesting their effort is because of his work on donald trump's campaign. the milwaukee school board is meeting today to consider changing next year's start date for high schoolers to august m-p-s hopes e district's 58 percent graduation rate...with schools starting in august, the plan is to make the month of june what they're calling a "j" term-- an extra month w

the milwaukee county board is expected to vote this morning on establishing policy for external investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. it's in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. a town's entire police force.... calling it quits at the same time. why the officers say they had to go. new this morning - surveillance the man who killed an airline employee in oklahoma city... plotting his attack. plus - portland drivers... stuck for hours on the highway. why the city didn't salt any of its roads ahead of a big snow the fox 6 wakeup news. today: mostly sunny, blustery and bitter cold. high: 8 wind: w/nw 10-20 mph tonight: overcast. warming slightly. low: 2 wind: sw 5-10 mph = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no an entire police force... gone within a single week. in bunker hill, indiana... the marshall and reserve deputies all resigned without warning earlier this week. they had compla

milwaukee county board is set to meet... to discuss new documents that show milwaukee county paid 11 million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have already retired. and they're due another 6 million. county chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly. abele says ...he could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. the badgers football team's for many fans this year. now, they're vying for the big ten championship on saturday night. but this season wasn't a surprise for inside the locker room. brandon cruz has more from indianapolis. "lucas oil stadium is a familiar place to some of the badgers. unfortunately, their memory from a couple of years ago is a bad one as they were embarrassed by ohio state. the seniors that are here this time, are hoping for a little redemption against penn state 'were definitely happy to get back there and reinstate why we belon time we were there and we want to give people

the milwaukee county board chairmen agrees it's a happy day but says theres more work to be done. because the wire meshing is only a short-term fix. 'were proud to be here but i just want people to make sure that were planning for the future and not just remember a place of the past.' - 'the task force here at the domes meet earlier this week to find a viable solution for the future of the domes but theyre asking the public for your help. they have a survey online and we have a link to it on our website, thats fox 6 now dot com. reporting outside the domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today -- visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga -- go to fox 6 now dot com or the fox6 news app >>> you said people that see you as the dumb blond have gotten it all wrong, paris. >> i think i kind of invented that whole misconception. >> and $2 billion in profit later, here we are. >> where has she been? our paris hilton exclusive. i'm liz hernandez. though she's definitely had the last laugh, are there any regrets? >> i act

needs to be answers to milwaukee county, but there definitely needs to be answers to the families of these individuals that the deaths happened to." answers the milwaukee county board supervisors believe will ?only? be done with an outside report. "the time has come for an independent investigation that is not housed within the county."state law requieres an deaths that include law enforcement officers--- for example officer involved shootings...however, this doesn't include a jail officer or guard--- which means the sheriff's office is allowed to investigate deaths that happen under its watch...and the board wants to prohibit this. "this isn't about right or left, this isn't about liberal or conservative. it's about just accountability for the decisions we make with public resources and the sheriff's department like any other one at the county is paid for by your money and you are right the resolution is approved, the board will still need sheriff david clarke's cooperation to start an outside investigation. "what i think we can do is come collectively together adn to say we need that outside investigation into milwaukee county. four deaths by any means is not som

adrienne: looking ahead, the milwaukee county board deciding the future of pokemon go at local parks. the board will vote today on an ordinance that would require the makers of games like pokemon go to get a permit if they when thousands of pokemon go players flooded lake park. pokemon go took the entire world by storm earlier this year. according to google, it was the most-searched topic around the world. it even beat out president-elect donald trump. although here in the u.s. powerball ranked higher than pokemon go. ben: looking ahead, today is the final day to sign up for health insurance using the government's health exchange to make sure your family is covered on january first. enrollment is open until the end of january but you could end up with a gap in health coverage if you sign up after today. from 4:00 until 7:00 this afternoon enrollment experts will be at the center street library and the forest home library to help you register. you can also dial 211 to set up an appointment with an enrollment expert. >> listen up, today is the last day to send the retail packages throug

the milwaukee county board is expected to vote hu investigations of in-custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. this comes in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. the milwaukee county medical examiner's office is investigating a possible snow-related death. a 55-year-old man was shoveling near 23rd and keefe when he collapsed. he was taken to the hospital-- council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. meanwhile.. the first major snow storm proved to be costly for some people on the city's east side. the weekend snow surpassed milwaukee's 4-inch rule.... and on just one block of cramer street... we counted at least 10 cars with parking tickets. each one is worth 40 - dollars. before the holidays. that i didn't need to spend, oh well." we don't

the milwaukee county board chairmen agrees it's a happy day but says theres more work to be done. because the wire meshing is only a short-term fix. 'were proud to be here but i just want people to make sure that were planning for the place of the past.' - 'the task force here at the domes meet earlier this week to find a viable solution for the future of the domes but theyre asking the public for your help. they have a survey online and we have a link to it on our website, thats fox 6 now dot com. reporting outside the mitchell park domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today -- visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga -- go to fox 6 now dot com domes." 10pm open now at 10-- a fox6 exclusive. prosecutors said a milwaukee mother faid son from deadly abuse. tonight we've learned she died of an overdose. plus-- he spent time behind bars-- now a milwaukee police officer is up for a promotion. and-- it's the first day of an historic event. how the recount is going across south east wisconsin. that is where we begin

on thursday - the milwaukee county board is expected to vote on establishing investigations of in- custody deaths at the milwaukee county jail and house of correction. it's in response to the 4 deaths at the county jail this year. an audit of the private medical services contract for the jail and house of correction is already underway. they've been together in allegedly committing a horrific crime -- together in fighting those charges. but from now on -- the two girls accused of trying to kill a classmate in the so-called slenderman case has the latest. morgan geyser is now fifteen years old. she is a young woman growing up in institutions, including the prison system. she is diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia. at age twelve prosecutors say geyser and a middle school friend --anissa weier, stabbed a classmate 19 times to please the fictional character, slenderman. the victim survived. monday geyser's attorneys asked her confe thrown out, that the trial be held in a county other than waukesha due to all the publicity, and that the two girls have separate trials. i think that the girl

spurred by recent deaths at the milwaukee county jail, the county board of supervisors is considering a policy change to require outside investigations for in-custody deaths. thursday.four people have died at the milwaukee county jail donald trump is returning to wisconsin this morning... now as the president-elect. trump and vp-elect mike pence will rally in west allis to thank badger state voters. that's where pete zervakis is live with a preview. tonight's rally in west allis is part of president-elect donald trump's "thank you" tour. he's been traveling the voters who elected him last month. some of those vo - right herewisconsin. trump won our state's 10 electoral votes. that's the first time in 32 years wisconsin voted republican in a presidential election. tonight trump and vp-elect mike pence will appear together at the state fair expo center in west allis at 7 pm... one day after a recount of the presidential vote here in wisconsin re- affirmed trump's victory. house speaker at times disagreed with trump during the presidential campaign... tweeted out he will be in attendance

spurred by recent deaths at the milwaukee county jail, the county board of supervisors is considering a policy change to require outside investigations for in-custody deaths. the board will vote on the change thursday.four people have died at the milwaukee county jail this year. this was really a remarkable achievement it's something that has never been done before in the state of wisconsin: conducting a recount of a presidential election. donald trump's victory in wisconsin has been confirmed after a 10-day statewide recount.the republican actually picked up 131 votes after the recount.. giving him a more than 22- thousand vote margin over hillary clinton. green party candidate jill stein's efforts michigan and pennsylvania fell short when they were stopped by courts. in politics: sources with the trump transition confirm that two more cabinet positions have been filled - both by men with ties to big oil tracie potts has more on them... plus the announcement expected this morning. sources confirm...exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson is president- elect trump's choice for secretary of stat

today...milwaukee county board members discussed the future of lincoln hills... hills...and the possibility of pulling local children from the state run facility and putting them in a local one. one.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad is live with more..jacob the main point of discuio interest in a new ?smaller? facility operated by milwaukee county. now...> nothing's set yet but there's a few thing in play.> first - milwaukee county health and human services is asking for the state for money for the project.> hector colon - director of the county's health and human services - says ?yes?, the governor's office - in a discussion - asked questions about costs... > but colon feels future savings are real incentives - and, as a result, ?real? the table.> but even more persuasive - in his mind - is the effect the change would have on children currently sent to lincoln hills. "we don't believe in facilities. we don't believe that that is the answer either. but from a practical perspective, kids are still going to lincoln hills. so if that secure facility is going to exist we ask

tomorrow -- the milwaukee county board ?is expected to take up a resolution asking for an outside investigation into the four deaths at the jail, which have occurred rookie malcolm brogdon went with his family to ghana. he played soccer and noticed that most of his opponents didn't have shoes. children on the streets begged for lunches. so malcolm and his brothers gave theirs away. that experience was one of many that have shaped his life. tom pipines goes beyond the game. 22:01:39 you watch film; you learn what your deficiencies were; you take it out to the practice court, and you 22:01:43 bucks guard malcolm brogdon doesn't sound or act like your typical nba rookie. three days removed from his 24th birthday, he carries himself as a veteran would. the 2nd round pick plays like one too. 21:48:51 that's just who he's been since he's been here. he's been a leader, his teammates, his coaches, we trust him 21:49:00 21:49:05 every time he takes the floor he finds a way to do the right thing. 21:49:08 malcolm brogdon's been doing

'were happy that the domes are now all going to be open and were the milwaukee county board chairmen agrees it's a happy day but says theres more work to be done... for example, the wire mesh is only a short-term fix. 'the money that the county board allocated that brought upon the repairs that were unveiled today is a temporary fix, this does not get us the next 20 or 50 years so theres more to be done to make sure this is not, that were not just commemorating a historic building but that it in fact has a bright future.' - the domes meet earlier this week to find a viable solution for the future of the domes but theyre asking the public for your help. they have a survey online and we have a link to it on our website, thats fox 6 now dot com. reporting outside the mitchell park domes, julie collins. fox 6 news.' today, visitors were invited into all 3 domes for free thanks to northwestern mutual. to see a timeline of the domes saga - go to fox 6 now dot com and search "mitchel park domes" milwaukee's department of public works says most residential streets will require alternate side

milwaukee county. that was the topic of a county board meeting this morning. right now, male offenders are sent to lincoln hills in irma in northern wisconsin. but the facility is under investigation, facing allegations of abuse and neglect. county supervisors today heard from those in community who work with youth every day about how best to handle juvenile incarceration. just build another facility. we cannot keep doing the same thing over and over and failing our children miserably. we need to do something different, and it starts from the top. kathy: the governor earlier this weeek said he's open to having the state help pay for a new juvenile corrections center in milwaukee county. joyce: new at 6:00, pills kill. that's the lesson in a new campaign aimed at stopping drugged driving. >> here dose of reality, driving under the influence of prescription painkillers is just as illegal and just as deadly as driving drunk. joyce: that's part of the new public service announcement you'll soon see on the airwaves. according to the wisconsin department of transpor

the milwaukee county board of supervisors is asking sheriff david clarke to testify about the deaths that happened at the county jail. today at a special meeting, supervisors will talk about creating a policy for external investigations of the in-custody deaths.we'll see whether or not sheriff clarke shows up to testify today.but three state lawmakers are putting pressure on governor scott walker to replace him. today the milwaukee board of school directors will discuss an earlier start date for students.superintendent darienne driver has implement an ?early august? start date for high schools. ?currently?--- school starts ?after labor day--- but driver says... there are ?clear advantages? to getting the kids adjusted sooner.feedback caused driver to ?amend? her original proposal which was to do an earlier start date ?district wide.? ahead on cbs this morning--- a look back at the year in news .. attacks at home and abroad; legends lost; and an historical election. 3 3 3 roads are in good shape this morning. weather should 3 ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." we are taking tim

details the county board chairman says milwaukee county paid 11 million payments were to make up for underpayments made to county employees who retired between 2001 and 2008. further payouts are expected to cost an additional 6 million. chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly on the payments. abele says he is moving as quickly as possible and could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. the board will meet to discuss the issue tomorrow. starting today --- parking gets a whole lot harder around milwaukee. wie most residential streets now require alternate side night parking -- but there are exceptions. the department of public works offers an email and text message alert system for when you can't park on both sides of the street. if you would like to sign up - or check your street's parking rules - we have a links on our website, fox 6 now dot com. the mitchell park domes are officially back in business. visitors were invited to all 3 domes for free - thanks to a northwestern mutual donation. there was also live music and a holiday flor

looking into deaths at the milwaukee county jail, the county board of supervisors is talking about outside investigations for the inmates dying while in custody. this is coming after the death of three inmates and a baby. right now, two lawsuits against the county for two of the deaths. >> state lawers are calling for sheriff clarke to step doufr after the jail deaths. they have released a statement accusing the sheriff of not properly supervisoring the department. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:05. right now, racine police are investigating a crash that killed a pastor. how are the people that knew him reacting this morning? remembering mark gates as a dedicated employee. she was hit by a speeding car while he was collecting repsych kls for the city of racine. a scheduledd bienl study was cancelled last night. >> you expect your pastor to be here and not to be taken away in a plan. >> now, racine police are hoping that witnesses will come forward with information about the crash as they continue to investigate. ben, back to you. >> thank you, tim. looking ahead, increased patrols on the ro

milwaukee county jail this year. the vote is coming up at thursday's county board meeting. as wisconsin electors prepare to cast their ballots for donald trump next week... ...the president elect is returning to the state to pence continue their thank-you tour with a rally in west allis this evening. it's at the state fair expo center. >>> it's brain teaser tuesday, and before the break we gave you this riddle. >> the name of what month could decoded from this image we showed you on tv. >> and it -- >> the answer is -- >> you use a line and look at the answer. it is -- >> all: july. through the middle. >> right through the middle, july up and down. >> whether you are a pinterest user or just like being ahead of the trends you've come to the right place. >> the top 100 biggest trends to show you. >> here with a sneak peek, pinterest user researcher and in-house, martha brown. how are you? >> doing great. >> and a cozy looking bed. huga. it doesn't translate into a word in english. closest, feeling of coziness and an element of self-care trying to enjoy the simple things in l

population with a new electronic game a new way of playing games in milwaukee county and really this is a worldwide problem problem the county board is scheduled to vote on the measure at its next meeting 3 they're billboards with a potentially live-saving message. a public awareness of prescription painkillers and dangers of heroin was launched this morning. the drug enforcement administration, cvs stores and the hupy and abraham law firm are behind the 8-week billboard campaign that aims to reduce the risk of addiction and save lives. robert bell, dea assistant special agent in charge"this initiative offers hope, hope that we can prevent misuse of these substances and hope for those in the grips of dependence as well as hope for those for there families with guidance to treatment" treatment" the mike examiner the county is on pace this year to significantly eclipse the 231 heroin and opiate overdose deaths recorded in 2015. here's a way you can help others this holiday season.cbs 58 has teamed up with the salvation army and steinhafels to make sure local kids have a gift to open on christmas morni. morning.starting now - we're a

leaders launching an investigation into the medical services provided to inmates at the milwaukee county jail... what the board of supervisors is calling for... new numbers show milwaukee is on track for its deadliest year ever for opioid deaths... the campaign hoping to is take action. a mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon with chilly, blustery conditions. temperatures will reach into the upper 20s with wind chills in the teens. in the teens. now at 11-30... if you're going outside today, you'll to stephanie barichello for more on how cold it's going to be today. a mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon with chilly, blustery conditions. temperatures will reach into the upper 20s with wind chills in the teens. overnight lows with drop into the teens with wind chills in the single digits. another mostly cloudy and blustery day in store thursday with a few flurries. our next chance for accumulating snow arrives this weekend but it's too early to talk about numbers. stay tuned. today: partly sunny, breezy and cold. high: 28 wind: w 10-20 mph tonight: mostly chills in the single digits. low: 19 to a churc