mobley says if the hotel story is true, hed find that to be rather petty. as for owens, he doesnt care how they stuff the ballot box, just that they fill the basket. the bucks do have my vote. im a bucks fan no matter what. according to the report, the bucks stayed at trump tower for a has already made reservations elsewhere when they go back later this season. dallas mavericks owner mark cuban was also a prominent clinton supporter. live at 4th and state, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. steph thanks aj adlib to weather weather partly cloudy tonight near record warmth tomorrow in the upper 60s. thursday will be a tease though as a strong storm system brings the chance for rain friday afternoon and even rain/snow mix saturday morning. temperatures this weekend will only reach into the 30s and 40s. tonight: partly low: 46 wind: s 3-7 mph thursday: mostly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 69 wind: s 10-20 mph friday: increasing clouds with showers possible in the afternoon. windy. am low: 55 high: 62 wind: sw 15-25 mph saturday: am low: 34 high: 40 wind: nw 20-30 mph

id have to consider that if i thought it was true but i mobley, the thiensville village president and prominent backer of now president-elect donald trump, says hes reserving judgment. what is on record is that team co-owner marc lasry and his son, alex, the teams senior vice president, are in the 'hillblazers' club for those who donated or raised at least 100-thousand dollars for the hillary clinton campaign. the fact the bucks owners may have contributed to hillary clinton makes no impact on whether id go down and watch a bucks game. mobley says if the hotel story is true, hed find that to the voters in the state of wisconsin voted for donald trump. as for owens, he didnt like either candidate and stayed home. with the bucks, he doesnt care how they stuff the ballot box, just that they fill the basket. as long as they put a good product on the court, thats the only thing that matters to me. dallas mavericks owner mark cuban was also a prominent clinton supporter. according to the report, the bucks stayed at trump tower for a has already made reservations elsewhere when they go back

>> reporter: one of them was demarcus mobley. >> we deserve more, >> mobley hopes what he did tonight helps increase the minimum wage. >> could you live off $8.05? could you live off of it? i can't, so that's why i'm fighting for $15 right now. >> would bey standing demanding this country -- we are standing, demanding this country pay attention, especially the powers that be, that masses are suffering under the poverty wages. >> reporter: officers handcuffed jason james, as well, and she'd do it again. >> it's worth it to show people business. >> reporter: the 23 people who were arrested for fighting for 15 were given a notice to appear in court next month. reporting live, marisela burgos, abc action news. >> marisela, thank you. tonight, hillsborough deputies searching for a gang of thieves who used an suv to smash their way into a gun store. >>> i want you to take a look at the security camera video, the crooks grabbing every weapon, not locked down, stealing 40 guns in all. the atf says gangs like this now behind a 28% spike in gun store burglaries. more than 12,000 weapons, like a

mobley says if the hotel story is true, hed find that to be rather petty. the voters in the state of wisconsin voted for donald trump. as for owens, he didnt like either candidate and stayed home. with the bucks, he doesnt care how they stuff the ballot box, just that they fill the basket. as long as they put a good product on the court, thats the only thing that matters to me. according to the report, the b last month before a preseason game. it says they've since made arraignments to stay elsewhere when they go back down i-94 for teh regular season match-up's reporting outside the bradley center at 4th and state, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. marquette men's basketball team flew this plane -- featuring the logo of the hillary clinton-tim kaine campaign -- to a basketball tournament. plane spotters noticed the aircraft at mitchell international and started asking us about it so we over, the plane's owner has been leasing it to other clients. a marquette spokesman says it's the second time the golden eagles' charter company has given the team a plane with cli

is on track to be the hottest year on record,te it was the third warm october since 1880as, said mobley hit records for 16 straight of this year have been the hottest on recordt with an average of just under 60 degree which is slightly warmer than last year. tomorrow, we are in for a quiet a warm-up. going to has record highs tomorrow and then snowfall afte that. will be a large decline lots of boats on the lake today. sunset was at 5:06 p.m. , we began in the mid- 30s with lots of morning fog. the south winds and sunshine mostly clear tonight just a few clouds, that bring us falling temperatures saturday, rainfall saturday snowfall by evening in the firs accumulating snowfall within beginning saturday in ending monday morning.g blizzard warnings in the dakotas, and minnesota warnings from the farther north to canada, and wisconsin and minnesota have th chance of getting 12 inches snow. record highs tomorrow for akron-canton, 70 and include th 71, they were both set last yea i think that we wille make a ru at breaking bad.e were going to go down, rainfall saturday changed over two snowf

thiensville village president van mobley was an early supporter of president-elect donald trump. he says even after an error in outagamie county, mr. trump's margin of 22-thousand votes in wisconsin will hold, adding a recount will keep his clerks from the jobs they'd normally doing this time of year. llocal officials have to manage these and even if we get some small payment from the state elections commission to cover the labor cost, theres an elections commission already told all 72 county clerks to prepare for a recount. mosher says she's already looking ahead to the next step. now we need observers. we need 1,000 people in wisconsin. the stein campaign is now asking for donations to cover recount costs in michigan and pennsylvania. the last statewide recount in wisconsin was in 2011 for the prosser-kloppenburg supreme court race. in the newsroom, belt... and for some... you lighten your wallet! early black friday deals are upon us as many stores are opening early with enticing special offers. fox6s bret lemoine is live at the best buy in fox point, with a look at some of the

thiensville village president van mobley was an early supporter of says even after an error in outagamie county, mr. trump's margin of 22-thousand votes in wisconsin will hold, adding a recount will keep his clerks from the jobs they'd normally doing this time of year. llocal officials have to manage these and even if we get some small payment from the state elections commission to cover the labor cost, theres an opportunity cost. the wisconsin elections commission already told all 72 county clerks to prepare for a recount. mosher says she's already 1,000 people in wisconsin. the stein campaign is now asking for donations to cover recount costs in michigan and pennsylvania. the last statewide recount in wisconsin was in 2011 for the prosser-kloppenburg supreme court race. in the newsroom, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. looking across america -- a police involved shooting in chicago leaves a 19-year old dead -- the man's family says the shooting is unjustified. authorities say officers were responding to a c approached two men at a bus stop near the scene -- they say the men started running

bucks fans we talked to today say this decision really doesnt move them talked to van mobley, the thiensville village president whos a vocal support of president-elect trump. he says, if the story is true, it strikes him as petty... the message i would have for the bucks is their business plan relies upon the participation of the voters in the state of wisconsin and the voters in the state of wisconsin voted for donald trump. ownership are no secret. both co-owner marc lasry, and his son alex, whos a bucks senior official are listed on hillary clintons website as having donated or raised 100-thousand dollars for the campaign. live at 4th and state, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. steph thanks aj. a minnesota police officer now faces a second-degree a man. the ramsey county attorney says officer jeronimo yanez yeh-nez was not justified in the shooting that left philando castile dead.the shooting was captured on video by castile's girlfriend who was in the car at the time of the shooting. while performing a traffic stop, yanez asked castile for his license and insurance. when reaching for his walle

without confirmation, van mobley, the thiensville village president and prominent backer of now president-elect donald trump, says hes reserving judgment. what is on record is that team co-owner marc lasry and his son, alex, the teams senior vice president, are in the 'hillblazers' club for those who donated or raised at least 100-thousand dollars for the hillary clinton campaign. the fact the bucks owners may have contributed to hillary clinton makes no impact on whether id go down and watch is true, hed find that to be rather petty. the voters in the state of wisconsin voted for donald trump. as for owens, he didnt like either candidate and stayed home. with the bucks, he doesnt care how they stuff the ballot box, just that they fill the basket. as long as they put a good product on the court, thats the only thing that matters to me. according to the report, the bucks stayed at trump tower in chicago last month before a preseason game. it arraignments to stay elsewhere when they go back down i-94 for teh regular season match-up's reporting outside the bradley center at 4th and state, a.j. bay

through, the highway will be closed tomorrow morning from race track to memberly, this is for some -- mobley. closed tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. and won't reopen until 5:00 monday morning. >>> 6:21, still ahead a new tool for police that lets them investigate a crime scene in detail after this left it. >>> and a surprising number of parents say they don't understand what their adult >>> welcome back. 6:25. police are goating a new way to investigate a crime scene after they left. taking precise 3-d photos of crime scenes. it shots a million laser points in the area sending exact measurements. but the company has a service center right here in tampa. >>> south st. pete is about to get loud, really really loud. the 9th annual st. pete noise fest kicks off tonight, featuring 3 dozen bond with awful names trying to make as much noise as possible. >> a garbage, vasectomy party and i saved the best for last, human fluid rot. >> disgusting. >>> you have heard of bring your child to workday, but what about bring your parents to workday. today is the day linkedin is hosting this global campaign encouraging

thiensville village president van mobley was an early supporter of president-elect donald trump. he says even after outagamie county, mr. trump's margin of 22-thousand votes in wisconsin will hold, adding a recount will keep his clerks from the jobs they'd normally doing this time of year. we only have three people in the office; one of things we have, for example, theres always development proposals and projects that we work on. the wisconsin elections commission already told all 72 county clerks to prepare for a recount. mosher says she's already looking ahead to the next step. now we need observers. we need 1,000 people in wisconsin. the stein campaign is now asking for donations to cover recount costs in michigan was in 2011 for the prosser-kloppenburg supreme court race. in the newsroom, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. thanksgiving also means... the biggest shopping weekend of the year begins... many stores-- starting their black friday hours... today. we sent fox6's madeline anderson to west allis... to check out the crowds. lot of good deals this year. sugary sweets and shoes.

doctor joe mobley of the university of hawaii has dedicated his career to studying these whales. >> joex display in the animal kingdom. when you're close to a singer you can actually feel it through your whole body. it's like a hundred and eighty-five db, really loud. wow. >> anthony: they don't mind us at all do they? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> swimmer: oh, we got it. that was amazing. that was incredible. >> anthony: that was unbelievable. >> anthony: how does the joke begin? three men in a bar? but it's not a bar. imagine the bronx -- a corner bodega, or maybe a luncheonette, a diner, three men, strictly by coincidence, find themselves in the same place at the same time. sitting at the counter is afrika bambaataa. across the room is melle mel. door opens, and who walks in? dj kool herc. three men who created the

. >> so our accomplices were gary collins and mary ann mobley and they really, really made it work. >> they got called off the set. emergency phone call. gary's microphone doesn't work. >> just introduce yourself and ad lib a bit, it's very informal so don't worry about it. >> and the floor director says to me, "oh, my gosh, we're going live to 5,000 engineers earlier than we thought, in four, three, two -- just start talking." >> hi, i'm gretchen carlson, the new miss america. they put cue cards up. every word was 17 letters long. then they dropped them on the floor. >> gretchen! you're on super bloopers and practical jokes! >> when that finally aired i got calls from tv agents saying, "have you ever thought about doing tv? if you can do that, you can do tv." so i decided to give it a shot. >> reporter: but seeking the glare of television lights, carlson says she would find something sinister lurking in the shadows. during your reign as miss america, when you were then seeking that tv job, you thought, "okay, let me -- let me go meet with people and see how i get into this business,

course is the idea of people moving away from their television, moving away from espn, watching things mobleyoking at stuff online. a lot of dark spots here for disney. what is a bright spot? i don't see any? >> tell you what the bright spot, thing about disney with the cable business, they have more to lose. anybody knows that cable tv makes profane amount of money. melissa: it does? i'm not getting paid enough. wait a second. where is my agent? >> espn is most expensive and half the country doesn't watch sports. if you make a skinny bundle that what is cut. some of the world class assets and best assets in the business. bob iger knows how to make a profit on any property he owns. if you opportunity to get disney cheap, do so. melissa: david. david: another problem for disney. as streaming becomes more popular younger folks get rid of cable. we took to the street. take a look. >> we don't have cable. just internet. >> too expensive. >> watch netflix. >> we don't have cable actually. >> i stream everythi. >> very expensive. >> it has been really, really long time since i watched something on

mobley called the director of the museum and she said they are disrespecting and disfiguring the cast of my son, emmett till. i would like you to consider bringing him to the museum. we have never thought about it caskets as an item that we would collect. but the more we talked about it and considered it, the more we realized that it was an iconic object that was important, and the story about emmett till was important. for those that do not know his story, august my 1955, he was in mississippi. he was 14 years old and he was from chicago, but he was visiting relatives in mississippi. and one day he and his cousin went to a local store and he was accused of whistling at a white woman who was the clerk at the store. that night, her husband and his brother went to the home where emmett till was sleeping, dragged him out of the house and took him away from the house with his cousin laying in the bed and his uncle downstairs sleeping. they took him away into the never saw him again until his body was floating in the tallahatchie river, with a fan tied around his neck to drag him down so h