pre- cars and trucks to be bought in the u-s in 20-16.the growth in used vehicle sales comes as new data shows a surge in used vehicle loans being written to those with the best scores. new york senator chuck schumer is urging united to drop its new carry-on bag policy. under the new rule... you won't be allowed to put a bag in the overhead bin if you buy the airline's cheapest tickets. schumer says this is one of the most restrictive policies the new ticket plan will bring in one-billion dollars by 20- 20. this is the time of year when our credit cards get used a lot.and, although they are convenient, there can be problems that pop up this time of year.karen stiles of our call for action office joins us in the newsroom with more information. what kind of problems do people tend to run into with credit cards during season? in addition to charging too much, we hear from people who learn that their cards were hacked, or shut down while being used for big or traveling abroad.what are some things that people can do to avoid some these problems? make a call to your credit card company to let

near 45th and wisconsin's obesity rate appears to be higher than previously thought, according to new data out this month. the earlier estimate showed the obesity rate among adults in the state was 31 percent. but new numbers from the survey of the health of wisconsin find that nearly 40 percent of adults are obese. in addition, the state's obesity rate is about 4- point-5 percent higher than the national under the affordable care act... you have until thursday. if you have any questions or concerns-- a special enrollment event is taking place on thursday at "independence first" in milwaukee. it runs from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. milwaukee was the community with the largest jump in health coverage in 2016, winning president obama's "healthy communities" winter weather and wind can leave your skin feeling dull, dry and flaky.danielle barber explains how help keep your skin healthy all winter long. "in winter time, it gets cold. the humidity drops and dry air literally sucks moisture out of the skin."because of this, dermatologist, joanne montgomery, says people should cons

new data from the c-d-c reveals there were nearly 13-thousand heroin-related deaths in 2015 ... slightly surpassing the number of gun homicides.overall, deaths from all opioids -- including prescription painkillers -- topped 30-thousand for the first time in recent history. florida's governor has the final "zika zone" in miami. it is still possible mosquitoes could be carrying the virus.... so health officials urge residents and visitors to continue using repellent and get rid of standing water.but as of friday -- florida no longer has any identified areas of active coming up next...the three big movies hitting theaters this weekend to keep you entertained while the snow is falling. but first, here's a live look from port jesse ritka is back with the saturday will be mostly cloudy and quiet for most of the day a light wind, but snow showers move in after 4pm, and become heavier and widespread saturday night. there will be 2-4" of snow by sunday morning, and the snow continues into sunday evening with an additional 3-5" of accumulation by 10pm. highs will be near 30 with a light

exclusive new data on how damaging fake news was to the election. and the movement to help electors bail on trump. >> the electoral college is here to do exactly what i think i'm doing which is standing up and saying no. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> all right. >>> good evening from new york. at this hour donald trump is hosting his second thank you tour stop in north carolina, a state he won. he is there tonight to introduce general mattis who we believe will be the nominee for secretary of defense. we'll listen for a few minutes and then come back and monitor the rest for news.

as we get new data we are updating the forecast. if you have tral plans on friday or saturday stay with wisn 12. cold has us today. the snow is coming in friday and saturday. sunday a windy and day. tuesday and wednesday a warm up and returning to the 30s. >> tropical. >> if 6 feels good you are in trouble. >> alicia keys is singing about the importance of family. >> and talking about it on ellen. >> the family is such a beautiful and diverse unit and and shapes and versions and what is family looks like is very diverse with sex, religion and colors. >> catch the interview on ellen at 4:00 and followed by wisn 12 news at 5:00. >> olympian ryan is back in media again. >> from a rescue mission to a >> good morning waukesha. thanks for this thursday morning shout out. wisn 12 is stopping by schools across southeast wisconsin. >> good morning, class, if you are interested in a visit, head to wisn.com and while there, you the monthly top teacher award. >> a little boy in ohio is proving that down syndrome is not slowing him down. he's ap

wisconsin's weight problem appears to be bigger than previously thought, according to new data out. the earlier estimates showed the ebeast rate among adults was 31%, but new numbers from the survey found that wisconsin is 40% obese. the state's obesity rate is now about 4.5% higher than the national average. recognized for its energy efficient upgrades. officials received a check for $104,000 from focus on energy. the airport recently replaced nearly 4,000 lamps in the parking garage with energy-efficient fixtures. >> steve: still ahead, john malan is in with a very frigid storm team forecast. >> shannon: he's talking about dangerous wind chills and if we >>ells c us we evedl wto b we throw out a lot of terms in the winter season, polar air from the north pole, arctic air and areas around alaska, siberian air in russia, so what has the coldest temperatures in the not earn hemisphere? the answer is sigh beer i can't -- sigh beer i can't has the record. 90 degrees below zero. ours is 26 below zero. in north america, 81 below zero and that's in the yukon territory. temperatures stain l

nbc's brian moore reports new data we're especially generous to our pets this year. >> pets are on santa's nice list this year and co holiday season. >> the pet category is seeing a huge surge in sales, 1 1/2 times more sales than we saw last year. >> so what do pets have on their wish list? toys of course. beyond the pet store, there is a boom with specialty items for whatever holiday your pet celebrates. even topical toys like the >> the gift that keeps on giving, subscription boxes deliver new iteming each month. what better way than to treat your pets with treats. we're buying more organic and handcrafted foods for our pets. high-tech gifts like pet trackers and cameras are gaining popularity but buy soon to save. >>> right now the best time to shop is this week or as soon as possible. >> all in all, our four legged companions will see of gifts under the tree. higher spending as more start seeing themselves as pet parents. >> i have a seven month old lab puppy and i don't mind spoiling her. >> they are our fur babies. >> fur babies we spend a fur chun on. get it? >> many of you were no

new data shows one out of nine seniors used the park exam to graduate. almost half met the state's testing requirement. right now the park test scheduled to become a graduation requirement beginning with the class of 2021. there are legal challenges now to stop it because of fear students will not pass it. >>> archaeologists will deliver artifacts to the american revolution museum. they will begin unpacking boxes containing thousands of artifacts found at the construction site. she will also discuss which opens in april. >>> seven minutes after 5:00, it's a cold start this morning. doesn't it look nice this morning? the lights are on. notice the flags that are barely moving. not much wind this morning. with dry conditions, light wind and clear skies overnight the temperatures are really come down. we are in the 30s for most locations. the exception is 40 degrees. south jersey 39. it is 31 in the suburbs. there are colder areas in the neighborhoods as well. fox chase in the 30s. ke kensi kensington at 39 degrees. gl grab your umbrella. the rain is moving

new new data from the cbc shows injection drug use has dropped significantly. it is now responsible for 9% of infections. the cdc says it's in part to offering sterile syringes to users to keep them from sharing needles that transmit disease. it's cut hiv rates in half for african-american and latino drug users. it's had less of an impact on white addicts. >> unemployment is the lowest of a decade, adding 180,000 jobs in november, drops from 4.9 to 4.6%. the labor department says numbers show that it's mainly due to people giving up the search for the job, dropping out of the workforce. the hardest hit demographic, men ages 25 to 54. >> chopper 6 was overhead as the line snaked around the building in spring garden for the hire me career fair where 30 government departments met with applicants. >> i have been looking to get a job. definitely something i want to get into. i'll try my chance. >> it's a competitive work environment. a lot of people graduating from college, a look at the competitiveness, that when you come out of school, it's very, extremely competi

. >>> a growing number of subprime auto loans are delinquent according to new data from the new york, third quarter figures show the number at its highest level since 2010. new auto loans to borrowers with credit scores below 660 have nearly tripled since the end of 2009. >>> twitter is, of course, not a new social media platform. president obama established some protocols for sitting presidents. but the incoming president is, if nothing else, his own man with his own way of employing twitter. julia boorstin takes a look. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has a massive following on twitter, with 16.4 million followers. 2 million more than president obama. trump's twitter following has grown by 13.5 million since he announced his candidacy. and he's tweeted around 8,000 times since then at all hours, and on a range of topics. from his opinions on "saturday night live" to alleged voter fraud to his political nominations. venture investor says trump's tweeting style is uncharted waters after president obama established certain protocols for twitter. >> he established the rules.

data breach. it exposed the personal information about about 34,000 people. eye wetness news reporter joins us with more. good evening. >> reporter: well, yukee, good evening to you. more than 30,000 people as you mentioned have been compromised. their personal information is somewhere out there and right now many are left to wonder if their information is ever really secure. on november 26th, the data security breach at quest diagnostics compromised the information of 34,000 people. >> i think it's unfortunate but it looks like we don't have a foolproof way of guaranteeing everybody's cyber security. >> quest diagnostics has discovered an unauthorized third party accessed the internet application and obtained protected health information. information like name, date of birth, lab results and some phone numbers. the compromised data did not include social security numbers, credit card information or insurance information. the news is raising some concern among folks we spoke with. >> it's happened among health insurance companies. it's happened with retailers. it's happened w

that's according to new data from the 'national law enforcement >>> some sobelering new numbers show how deadly this year has been for police officers across the country. there was a 56 pfrs spike for officers shot and killed in the line of duty in 2016. that comes according to new data from the national law enforcement officers memorial fund. 64 officers were gunned down in the line of duty this year. 21 of hem were killed in ambushes. >>> a texas mother was killed and her two daughters injured when they fell from a chair lift at a colorado ski resort. it happened just outside of boulder. the three fell off the lift when it was halfway up the slope yesterday morning. they all were taken to a nearby hospital where the 40-year-old mother died. one of the girls was flown to a children's hospital, and the other child is out of the hospital this morning. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what led up to this crash in tennessee. a fedex truck hit by a train yesterday afternoon. it happened as the driver was turning on to a private road with no arm crossing for the train. the train

data breach. it exposed the personal information about about 34,000 people. eye wetness news reporter joins us with more. good evening. >> reporter: well, yukee, good evening to you. more than 30,000 people as you mentioned have been compromised. their personal information is somewhere out there and right now many are left to wonder if their information is ever really secure. on november 26th, the data security breach at quest diagnostics compromised the information of 34,000 people. >> i think it's unfortunate but it looks like we don't have a foolproof way of guaranteeing everybody's cyber security. >> quest diagnostics has discovered an unauthorized third party accessed the internet application and obtained protected health information. information like name, date of birth, lab results and some phone numbers. the compromised data did not include social security numbers, credit card information or insurance information. the news is raising some concern among folks we spoke with. >> it's happened among health insurance companies. it's happened with retailers. it's happened w

new data shows -- we are being especially generous to our pooches this year. brian mooar reports. list this yea(nats: dogs on santa's lap)and consumers are shelling out big bucks for our furry friends this holiday season.tamara gaffney, adobe data analyst"the pet category is seeing a huge surge in sales about 1.5 more sales than we saw last year"so what do pets have on their wish list?toys of course!beyond the pet store ... online retailers are seeing a boom with specialty items for whatever "dognald". get it - dognald??? (nats)for the gift that keeps on giving... subscription boxes deliver new items each month...(nats)and what better way to treat your pet.. than with treats!consistent with the health-concious trends of humans... we're buying more organic & handcrafted foods for our pets(nats)and high-tech gifts like pet trackers and cameras are gaining popularity....but buy soon to save(sot: tamara gaffney, adobe data analyst) "right now shopping for your pet the best time is th all in all, our four-legged companions will see an average of 62-bucks worth in gifts under the tree.(

happen next week speaking of next week there are times where we may be below zero as i'm looking at new data coming in tonight will talk about that weekly planner into minutes. just reminder if you're on the go to my you need to know what you communities like are what you have the kids wear for school make sure you download our weather app you can have access to live radar and weather alerts right on your smart phone it is free and apple or google play store. details on the death investigation every two children lone tree police say jennifer labor legally purchase a 9-millimeter handgun one hour before and put her kids out of school. the three-year-old adam and five wrote ethan we're found dead with a single gunshot wound the corner says appears jennifer died from a self-inflicted gunshot douglas county coroner spokesperson talk today about how difficult a case like this is for first responders in the community as a whole. i certainly all my staff is being very involved and mourning the loss we two like law enforcement professionals involved i think it's just us as ours it does any other cit

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. >>> we're looking for new data coming out later this afternoon. >> jill wagner is live on the floor of the new york stock exchange this friday morning. hi, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. oil and banking stocks are driving the dow to a record high. dow jumped 62 points, nasdaq dropped. on economy added 174,000 jobs and the unemployment rate held steady at 4.9%. apple is getting high tech help to improve its maps feature and better compete with google maps. apple may use drones to make its maps more accurate so they'll track construction work and other road changes quicker. instagram released its end of year data and pop star selena she has the most followers, followed by taylor swift and beyonce. alan and britt. >> we need to step up our game. my instagram is pretty weak compared to those numbers. >> reporter: yeah, i thought my few hundred were, i was going strong. >> we're with you, jill. >> i'm one of them, by the way. so i'm a huge fan. than >>> there is a new effort now to help people living on the streets. a group is asking churches to take in the homeless, but

while the right to work 35 hours a week or be paid more for overtime is still protected, new data released by the labour ministry this thursday indicate it is far from the norm. 35 hour: in france the working week has been a legal requirement since 2002, but many french people work more than that, sometimes a lot more >> i don't work 35 hours. i do 80 i think. >> between 40 and 50. around 40 hours on average. reporter: the legally required hoursrs has cut to 39 across the board. public and private sector workers normally declare the same time worked each day. while public employees work 16 days in a year. days in a year. remi works as an online travel agent and says he would spend around 10 hours in the office at it. >> i have management responsibilities. i have to do office work and have meetings. i have to motivate the team. the rhythm of each day is different. so, if i was forced to keep strict hours, it would be very difficult. reporter: as a result those in middle management end up working more than 43 hours per week. basic staff are permitted to work more than 35 hours if they are co

that's according to new data from the centers for disease control and prevention. the report shows the number of smokers now stands at 36.5 million people. it's the first time that number has been below 40 million since the cdc started keeping track 50 years ago. patrick: ikea is giving new parents more time with their newborns. the home superstore says starting on january 1, workers are eligible for up to four months paid parental leave. the retailer says the new plan applies to birth mothers and workers a better feeling about the workplace and that results in better customer service. this will impact employees at ikea's first wisconsin store, in oak creek. the grand opening is set for summer 2018. toya: right now we want to take a look at what's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. joyce is in the newsroom with a look ahead. joyce: new tonight on wisn 12 news at 6:00 -- >> there was aot off-duty police officer shot and killed her dog. the special role the animal played in her disabled son's life. then, a human skull and bones discovered at a popular wisconsin touri

we have new fico score xt and 9, so we're constantly improving and there's new data that comes into the picture. >> but there's like, is there like a black swan ability to you know -- you can predict say mark's ability to pay. but if this external event, like the asteroid hits, he may not be able to pay that. how do you factor that in? >> that you got to get another way. >> fair enough, will lansing is the ceo of fico, who knew, is a silicon valley company. will, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> up next, inside one of silicon valley's most promising dna labs when "press: here" continues. >>> every barracuda appliance, every barracuda piece of software is constantly being update. as new threats occur, we're going to update our customers and allow them to be protected against those new threats. >> to learn more about barracuda networks, visit them at barracuda.com. >>> welcome back to "press: here." there are amazing things happening in genetic research right here in silicon valley. researchers and scientists working nearly around the clock. beaten in their industriousness only by

it's possible i may yank the shower symbol out completely with new data coming in, because it's not verympressive today compared to yesterday. there's that 22 tomorrow morning. and what i want you to notice on the ten-day, you don't see anything else anywhere near this low. the afternoon temperatures go up. more clouds thursday. but again, i don't have any rain in the forecast. sunny day on friday. and look how mild it gets over the weekend. and then especially next monday, near 60 degrees, all right? remember the 22 degrees for tomorrow morning? do you see anything close to that? there's a low of 44 monday morning. so the bitter cold air, the arctic air, is going to be out of here, and it's not coming back in the next ten days. >>> hi, the eagles are getting better for the week, coming up next in sports. >>> there's some good news regarding the eagles. head coach doug peterson expects to have sprewell and johnson. yesterday in baltimore, the eagles found themselves down a touchdown late in the fourth quarter before carson wentz used his legs to get into the end zone. that would find the

a 56% spike in officers shot and killed, according to new data, 64 officers gunned down in the line ofthis year. 21 of those slain in ambushes. >> did you worry about him when he was on the job? >> of course. as a family, we all worried about our loved ones, especially with everything that's been going on. >> reporter: patrick was a three-time veteran of the iraq war and the father of 3-year-old lincoln. >> tell me about patrick. who was he? >> patrick was a sweet, caring, loveable person. >> reporter: this year, the family christmas tree pays tribute to patrick and the reality that he won't be coming home is still sinking in. >> to wake up and know that he's not here, that i can't call him. >> reporter: valerie says his memory lives on in lincoln who knows her father was an officer. >> she knows her dada wore a uniform. so she'll always know. >> reporter: the children of fallen officers leading the way to a path of healing. ari melber, nbc news. >>> after more than five years of bloody civil war in syria, a new ceasefire has been declared effective at midnight. the deal between the sy

exclusive new data on how damaging fake news was to the election. and the movement to help electors bail on trump. >> the electoral college is here to do exactly what i think i'm doing which is standing up and saying no. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> all right. >>> good evening from new york. at this hour donald trump is hosting his second thank you tour stop in north carolina, a state he won. he is there tonight to introduce general mattis who we believe will be the nominee for secretary of defense. we'll listen for a few minutes and then come back and monitor the rest for news. let's listen in. >> and i said, what? and they said, we have a big crowd but they won't mind. just because the weather was so terrible. i said, you got to be kidding. so wve been driving for two hours. we landed like a long ways. but there was no way that we weren't showing up tonight. that i can tell you. that i can tell you. we couldt land at your local airport. we landed a long ways away. but i said, let's put it this way, the drive was about three times longer t

according to new data from retail next, drawing on sales reports from 1,000 retailers nationwide, bricknd mortar sales rose 6 1/2% year over year. one week doesn't tell the whole story just yet. and data from december 1st to december 26th shows sales down 6%. strong demand for furniture, home furnishings and men apparel, helped to push retail sales higher by 4% over last year. >> even with a few extra days to shop, the christmas holiday fell on a sunday this year, some are not sure the last minute shopping surge had a meaningful impact on holiday sales overall. >> we saw that sales got a little bit better, we may see a flat to slightly up season. however, i still believe that margins are going to be another story when they're reported in 2017. >> brick and mortar businesses are still struggling to compete with giants like amazon. while retailers have three shopping days left to close out the year. the proof of whether holiday spending comes down to the consumer and where they spent their cash. >> housing and cars are stealing dollars away. we see sales are probably fine nationwide, so w

. >> krystal: there is new data showing we're being especially generous to our fur babies. and we know that you all love your fur babies because every time we ask you to send in pictures we get a ton of them are buying. >> reporter: pets are on santa's nice list this year and consumers are shelling out big fwoushgz our furry friends this holiday season. >> the pet category is seeing a huge surge in sales. about one-and-a-half times more sales for our pets than we saw last year. >> reporter: so what do pets have on their wish list? toys of course. beyond the pet store online retailers are seeing a boom with speshlts holiday your pet celebrates. even topical toys like the dog-ald. get it? or the gift that keeps on giving, subscription boxes delivering new items each month. what better way to treat your pets than with treats. consistent with the health conscience trends of humans we're buying more organic and hand crafted foods for our pets. and high-tech gifts like pet trackers and cameras are gaining pet the best time is this week or as soon as possible. >> all in all our fo

before the markets opened, we saw new data out for australia production in japan, up 1.5% in november. with government officials crediting increased exports, as well as domestic demand. now, onto individual shares, toshiba fell to the dailily los limit, the result comes a day after the exexecutives acknowledged the firm may post billions of dollarars in losses from its nuclear business in the u.s. down 20.43%. now on the flip side, shares of industrial power tool maker hitachi kokiki, surged on repor of u.s. investment fund kkr in talks to buy the unit. we have two more trading days here in tokyo. we'll keep you updated on the latest moves as they happen. ramin mellegard, reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> japanese labor authorities advevertising giant dentsu to prosecutors. theyey suspectct the company violated labor lawaws when employees were forced to work exceedingly long hours. officials of the tokyo labor bureau began a probe last month after an employee committed suicide. they ruled the death of the 24-year-old woman was due to overwork. the officials suspect the empl

. >> it's taken us several years to actually replace the incorrect data with a complete set of new data so that the calculations could be completely accurate now. >> reporter: the association of retired san jose police officers and firefighters says the city acknowledged it made a serious mistake. in a statement tonight association president mike alfred says, "our association is working to insure the mistake is promptly fixed in a legal and fair manner and that no retiree be placed in financial hardship because of the city's mistake." the city says it has no choice. >> we are required by law to make up any overpayments so that the retirement funds are in intact. >> reporter: repayments will range from a few hundred dollars to thousands. so who is to blame? >> if a problem actually originated 20 years ago, people who might have been responsible or involved at the time aren't here anymore. so our goal here is not to find fault, but rather to fix the problem. >> reporter: the city plans to host a series of public meetings and they're inviting all retirees to come to discuss how they plan t

. >> for the sake of those who replaced the incorrect data with new data so that the calculations can be completely accurate now. >> reporter: the association of retired san jose police officers and firefighters says the city acknowledged it made a serious mistake. in a statement, the association president says, our association is working to ensure that the mistake is promptly fixed in a legal and fair manner and that no retiree be placed in financial hardship because of the city's mistake. the city says it has no choice. >> we are required by law to -- to make up any overpayments. so that the retirement funds are intact. >> reporter: repayments will range from a few hundred dollars to thousands. so who is to blame? >> if a problem actually originated 20 years ago, people who might have been responsible or involved at the time aren't here anymore. so our goal here is not to find fault but, rather to pictures problem. >> reporter: the city plans to host a series of public meetings and are inviting all retirees to come to discuss how to repay the funds. the next is january 5. in san jos

the new data out ease concerns about teens and drugs. and taking a live look yesterday was sunny, windy and chilly with highs in the lower 20s and wind chills in the single digits. as the cold front got closer, clouds increased with a few flurries overnight. the clouds are slowly clearing out, and this morning is partly cloudy with lows near 10 along the lake, and single digits inland. the wind is light, but wind chills are slightly below zero. today will be mostly sunny, to mid teens, and wind chills near 0. under a clear sky tonight, lows will be in the single digits, above and below zero, with wind chills to -15. beyond wisconsin.former television star bill cosby trial hearing . cosby is facing aggravated indecent assault charges... accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand. today's hearing will focus on 13-other women who leveled similar accusations against cosby.a judge needs to decide whether their testimonies should be allowed as evidence in the trial.cosby has pleaded not guility to those charges. two georgia po

re >> new data shows the world's wd wealthiest people are ending enn 2016 with $237 billion more morad at the start. sta despite shifts in power acrossos europe and the united states.s. massive gains led by u.s.'s warren buffet. buffe >> good year for him. we bet one new york city uberbe driver feels even luckier than those billionaires.es. earlier this month noah noa foreman hit not one, but two, t 236 green lights in a row.row. he says he makes sure to go at a steady pace an steady timeteae and while he's driving so hevi doesn't have to stop. sto and that hi hit 500 consecutive lights.ight >> no. in new york city?ew yorkity? >> i know, i find that verythaty hard to believe.o ie >> i find that extremely hardred to -- i'm going need to see s the receipts on that story. [laughter] >> if you did, show us how you u d i it. coming up on fox5 news morning dominion power receiving a slap on the wrist for polluting the potomac.utthe po >> as we head to break a liveiv look outside across theos the region. the time is 4:42. 42. we're back in a moment.ent. >> ♪♪ ♪♪ you can't predict