live in oshkosh, ashley sears fox 6 news. brad thanks ashley challenger russ feingold hoping to get back to washington.. fox6's bret lemoine is wi one of the big questions of the night is whether hillary clintons strong poll numbers heading into this election will have an impact down-ticket. russ feingold certainly started out with a solid lead over ron johnson... but that all but evaporated in the last marquette university wisconsins last senate race... we find evidence that a presidential election helps the democratic senate nominee. in 20-12, as wisconsin went blue for president obamas second term... cheeseheads also elected tammy baldwin. she beat former governor, republican tommy thompson, 51 to 46. voter turnout in that election was 72-percent. democratic state representative chris larson says... feingold and hillary clinton... will help many dems on the ballot tonight. are committed to representing all people - even those who didnt vote for them. they are committed to bringing people together. when you listen to them t

fox6's myra sanchick is live at his watch party at the oshkosh race.. ad lib results ad lib results the feingold campaign is still waiting to see more of these results pour in... but there have been some favorable indicators for the campaign in the last few weeks. majority polled in the latest marquette university law school poll say they have a favorable opinion of russ feingold. feingold also was leading among early voters - twice as many said they cast their ballot early for feingold, compared to republican ron johnson. well see if that ultimately helps feingold as these numbers come in. reporting live in middleton, bl, fox6 news. ron johnson saying hoping to hold onto his seat tonight - his camp in oshkosh.. supporters are watching results come in here at the oshkosh convention center. this is a very tight race. we spoke with senator ron johnson earlier this afternoon when he voted in oshkosh. he says he's extensively trying to win voters over. senator johnson overcame a huge deficit the polls, bringing this to a dead heat. he's hoping momentum will

live in oshkosh, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ashley another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's first congressional district. republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. and in wisconsin's 4th congressional district -- incumbent "gwen moore" is being challenged by "andy craig" and "robert raymond." as he seeks re-election, representing the sixth congressional district in east- central wisconsin. he's up against "sarah lloyd," a democrat from wisconsin dells -- and "jeff dahlke" an independent from mequon. not going to be around a tv tonight? visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app on your mobile device. check out vote totals and candidate speeches streamed live. plus, you'll be a click away from the conversation on the fox6 news facebook page. the fall-like air has weather expert tom wachs joins us now. sunshine on the way the rest of the week. details coming up. plus -- an arrest made in connection to the crash that killed a little girl. the family's plea to the public the

the statewide trump campaign leaders are joining the ron johnson victory party in oshkosh, plannin oshkosh myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra trump's challenger -- hillary clinton -- will also be in manhattan tonight watching the results roll in. our theo keith is at her wisconsin watch party -- in middleton. democrats are preparing to settle in here in middleton. question is, how late a night wisconsin -- she does lead the polls by 6 or 7 points. look across the electoral map, and donald trump has to run the table on a handful of swing states -- or some combination of swing states plus picking off a blue state like wisconsin or michigan -- in order to win. or michigan -- in order to win. wisconsin -- we have seen strong turnout -- not just in early voting, but now on election day in madison. as gop pollster frank luntz put it: it brad thanks theo besides the race for the white house -- another important race is the one for wisconsin's u-s senate seat. it's a rematch from 2010 -- for incumbent ron johnson and his challenger russ feingold. polling shows -- it's going to be a close on

live in oshkosh, ashley sears fox 6 news. johnsons opponent, russ feingold, who is looking to take back the seat he lost to johnson in 20-10. fox6s bret lemoine is live at feingolds election night party in middleton with that story. russ feingold had been leading in the most recent marquette law school poll... but only by one point. youve got to think the feingold campaign would have felt more just two months ago, when feingold had a six- point lead over ron johnson. feingolds lead shrunk even further in october... when only two points separated the candidates. a slew of attack ads may have something to do with the tightening of the race. the good news for feingold, though, is that johnson has never led in the marquette polls since feingold entered the race. democrats have been counting on a feingold win in wisconsin as they eye retaking control of the senate. feingolds election night party gets underway at 8 - right after the polls middleton, bl, fox6 news. ted thanks breg we're also keeping an eye on some key congressional

he voted with his family in oshkosh this afternoon. he has been touring the state in a final push to win over voters. early on, johnson was down in the polls by double digits. some national republicans had re-election. but the latest marquette law school poll shows johnson is just one point behind democratic challenger russ feingold. johnson says he's optimistic. 43:59-44:16 i feel good. i think all the momentum is on our side. i went to the last two packer games, on thursday and on sunday i spend about 5 hours there working the tailgate crowd, talking to people and the level of support is really encouraging. senator johnson will be spending time with his family leading up to election results and celebrating his granddaughter's first birthday tonight. the party here starts around seven. live in oshkosh, ashley sears fox 6 news. brad thanks ashley. and in madison, johnson's challenger, russ feingold, is gearing up for his election night party. fox6's bret lemoine is there... with that portion of our coverage. many russ feingold victory

just ahead live reports from janesville, oshkosh, madison and southeast wisconsin. our 2016 coverage starts now. >>> thank you for bringing today's tmj4 your election news coverage. >> we're going to get right into it. >> charles benson live in janesville where paul ryan speaker of the house reelection pretty handlely here. >> the room is glued to what is going to happen on the presidential race. they are watching all of the cable stations and one of the stations now calling florida for donald trump. so it is looking better here for the trump campaign and trump supporters on what the election might look like across the country. there is still a lot of battleground states wisconsin is one of those battleground states. all along in the polling the clinton had a lead over donald trump, and in her open campaign, they felt comfortable enough not even to send her here in the general election. will that come to cost her if she needs wisconsin to help get her over the 270? yes she was here in the primary, but she lost in the primary. so did donald trump he lost the wisconsi

this was the scene in oshkosh last night russ feingold for the second time in 6 years. feingold led for most of the campaign, before things tightened in the closing weeks. johnson ended up getting a relatively early win -- as feingold called to concede a little after 10pm. so it's back to washington and back to work for johnson, while feingold was left looking at the big picture. 23.44.47 - i always had faith in the good folks of wisconsin to be able to really see through the lies and distortions and seriousness of purpose. theyve given us an opportunity and i want to seize that moment. 23.34.19 - this could be one of the most challenging times in the history of our country. and its going to be up to you, particularly these wonderful young people that worked on this campaign. theyre going to have to heal the wounds, theyre going to have to bring us together. final term as a senator. and this is noteworthy as well -- feingold gave his concession speech in middleton at the exact same time johnson was giving his victory speech in oshkosh. reporting in waukesha, carl deffen

supporters filled the oshkosh convention center. this was projected to be a very tight race. it was called relatively early. supporters cheered with enthusiasm as the results came in. senator johnson thanked his supporters for helping him in his re-election. i'm just grateful for the fact that folks really did recognize my seriousness and purposes running not to be a senator but to really solve these problems. final term as a u-s senator. it's an easy win for house speaker paul ryan. the congressman from janesville beat political newcomer ryan solen with 65- percent of the vote. in wisconsin fourth congressional district -- representative gwen moore will keep her job. the democrat won with 77 percent of the vote. and congressman james sensenbrenner also heading back to d-c. the republican beats his democrat challenger with 67 percent of the vote. for a complete list of results head on over to fox six now dot com. there you'll find a recap of all voter turnout robust yesterday... and for the most part -- everything went smoothly. julie collins joins us live with more on that p

live in oshkosh kristen barbaresi cbs 58 news 3 3 weather not an issue for voters today. morning voters.although the chill is noticeable.chief meteorologist drew burgoyne is here to tell us how the rest of the night is shaping up? 3 toss to drew drew tonight: partly cloudy, 30s and lower 40s.wednesday: mostly sunny and mild. highs in the mid 50s. 3 he's spent almost two decades in the house of representatives and he's now one of the most powerful leaders on capitol hill. hill. house speaker paul ryan is up for re-election tonight against democrat ryan solen...and while most slam dunk for the incumbent, it's hard to take ?anything? for granted in this crazy political year. year. cbs 58's david ade is live in janesville, where ryan will join his supporters tonight. david? paul ryan is undefeated in the first congressional district dating back to 1998.so this race is more of an afterthought to many of ryan's supporters.over the weekend ryan said he intended to west allis... but trump cancelled that stop.so ryan has spent most of his time over the last month campaigning for o

there's big industries here if oshkosh, including oshkosh trucking and defense.voted for trump, correct? >> correct. >> reporter: you discuss politics here every morning for the last decade. for one hour every morning. i love it. what do you do here if oshkosh? >> i'm retired. >> reporter: you were a small business owner before that. sir, you ran for the sheriff here. >> yeah, for eight years i was. >> reporter: and you were in law enforcement. >> right. >> reporter: how do you feel -- first of all, why did trump win wisconsin? what's the secret sauce? >> i think people just wanted change. they wanted something that was different from what we had. they saw some things in him that they didn't see with the current administration. ic they just wanted change. >> reporter: any other themes that hit this area? >> i think change was the big thing too. i think people were tired of all the problems with hillary and her past. i think they just wanted something different and something removed from washington. hopefully we got it now. >> reporter: you had some advice for the

focused on oshkosh tonight. you might not have guessed that a few weeks ago. this is a race that many considered locked for the democrats, trying to regain control of the senate, but ron johnson has narrowed his margin with his challenger, russ feingold, to just one point in i spoke with a member of the johnson team. he tells me they feel good about ron johnson's chance in the closing hours. >> we always knew wisconsin would be a tight race. we knew there were passionate people on both sides. i always thought we just need to get out there and make the case. we showed numbers on our end that showed a tighter than people realize. >> the johnson camp believes that a very heavy turnout in those counties around milwaukee, you heard christina talk about the turnout in waukesha county, they believe that could help swing the race. for the feingold camp, let's go to terry sater. >> the stage is set. we have a rematch. now wisconsin voters could help russ feingold when a fourth term in the u.s. senate. 1993-two thousand 1

oshkosh is hosting a who-ville hoilday family event on november 19th. milwaukee.ten new bike sharing stations just announced today. the new locations are north, south, east and west of downtown milwaukee. that brings the total number of stations to 57-- more than doubling a year ago. live at 12:30 is up next-- asking your input.. where you can go tonight to voice your concerns about the 2017 milwaukee county budget. also opening on thanksgiving-- when kohl's plans to open its doors plus what time black friday thanks for joining us this afternoon. i'm vince vitrano. if you're st joining us-- here's a look at your top stories today. chicago cs fans still waiting for word on an official ce windy city. the cubs won their first world series championship in more than a century last night. cubs beat the indians 8-7 in the tenth inning of game seven. we're hearing there will be some sort of party monday of next week... but no specifics at this point. the race for president may be tighter than the polls indicate in wisconsin. democrats who may have thought wisco

election night in oshkosh, holding onto his seat after a contentious campaign. feingold, who served three terms in the senate before losing to johnson six years ago, led for most of the race. but things tightened in the closing weeks and johnson ended up getting a relatively early win -- with feingold calling to concede a little after 10pm. so johnson heads back to washington to continue his work, while feingold was left only with questions. "we have to realize the full potential of the american economy. that'll give us the so strengthen our military, defeat isis and secure our border. which are the big issues." "this could be one of the most challenging times in the history of our country. and its going to be up to you, particularly these wonderful young people that worked on this campaign. theyre going to have to heal the wounds, theyre going to have to bring us together." final term as a senator. in waukesha carl deff fox six news. across the country there were a number of big issues on the ballot. voters in five states went to the polls to decide whether mar

in oshkosh as johnson pulled off the upset over his democratic challenger. russ feingold, the former senator, led in the polls for practically the entire campaign. but those numbers tightened towards the end of the race, his lead down to just a point entering election day. and it turned out to not even be that close. feingold called johnson a little after 10pm to concede the race -- the second time in six years johnson. "i am really grateful of the good folks of wisconsin to give me this opportunity. for a final term, to really accomplish my mission. which is heal our economy, make sure we realize our full potential. so we can strengthen our military, defeat isis, secure our border. solve these problems." "obviously something is happening in this country, tonight. i dont understand it completely, i dont think anybody does... but we as americans have to do the best we can to heal the pain in this country and get people to come together." johnson did say this will be his final term as a senator. and this is noteworthy as well -- feingold gave his concession sp

reporting live in oshkosh. julia fello, today's tmj4. shannon: russ feingold is running to get his old job back. katie crowther is live in middleton. reporter: it's quite the rematch. johnson less than five points six years ago and now feingold is back with a vengeance and wants his old job back. he was in madison ral aying last minute support. he tells us he's not worried about the poll numbers showing his narrowed to one point. he says many of the polls are inaccurate and he's confident he will beat ron johnson and win back the senate seat for democrats. in the state. you got to actually represent people and in this time and in this economy, there are too many families that are having a hard time paying the bills and they deserve a break. that's what we have to do. we can't just win the election. we have to produce. i am very eager to win this thing tonight and then get to work. reporter: a lot of state democratic leaders will be here with russ feingold tonight. i will be here bringing you all of it. steve: charles benson has been cove

oshkosh is hosting a who-ville hoilday family event on november 19th. polls on the presidential race seem to be all over the place. we'll try to sort it all out for you next, with the senior political editor for nbc news. and we gain an hour this weekend as we fall back to standard time. our nc the important money moves you 4 your money this markets at the close of business today.... voters will decide the election but there are lots of polls out their predicting various possible outcomes. joining us to sort all of this out is mark murray senior political editor with nbc news. mark thanks for joining us.i want to show our viewers three different polls and ask you about them: the nbc news survey monkey poll shows times tracking poll has trump up 47 to 42 percent;and the washington post abc news tracking poll says its a tie complicated for voters - what's your read? we are seeing a lot of numbers especially in florida. wisconsin is on pace to exceed early voting turnout compared to 2012. is there any inidcation that early voting adds up tadvantage for eit

as it was johnson celebrating on election night in oshkosh, holding onto his seat after a contentious campaign. feingold, who served three terms in the senate before losing to johnson six years ago, led for most of the race. but things tightened in the closing weeks relatively early win -- with feingold calling to concede a little after 10pm. so johnson heads back to washington to continue his work, while feingold was left only with questions. "we have to realize the full potential of the american economy. that'll give us the recourses to save social security, medicare, strengthen our military, defeat isis and secure our border. which are the big issues." "this could be one of the most challenging times in the history of our country. and its going to be up to you, particularly these wonderful young people that going to have to heal the wounds, theyre going to have to bring us together." johnson did say this will be his final term as a senator. in wisconsin - paul ryan keeps his seat in the u-s house of representatives. he won against challenger ryan solen with 65-percent of the vote.

the community that has donated all of these stuffed animals to the p-d -- express laundry center in oshkosh donated its services too - running nine machines at one time to make sure the animals are clean and ready to hand out.karen cooley/oshkosh express laundry center: "they did have bags, washing machines and they were able to use the ozone which helps sanitize them and it went pretty quick."with bags and bags of sanitized animals now on hand, the p-d doesn't expect their distribution to go as quickly as their washing -- but they're anxious to have an impact on the kids who come in and help themselves to a "stuffed hug".officer stu zuehls/neenah police department: "it's just one more program, one more thing that we can offer the public to try and comfort live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- work shoes. the pro athlete donating a pair of cleats to an important local auction. tree with a message. the white house all decked out for christmas. why one tree has special meaning for so taking a live look outside.. the 13th annual "miller valley" lites this holiday season area non-profits are askin

the oshkosh school district terminated their contract with ier . anyone who feels they may have been victimized is asked to come forward. an oconto student sentenced to two years on probation and two weeks in jail after being convicted of spiking his teacher's drink.gavin gilbertson and another teen t white board cleaner in of community service and probation, his record could be expunged. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- honoring local vets: how milwaukee bucks players treated members of our military ahead of veterans day. plus: making a difference: what these local girls scouts did to try and make a popular bridge safer. s take a look at tonight's time lineup....at 6:30, its the mike mccarthy book live.at 7, its back to back episodes of superstore followed by chicago med d the blacklistmore local news obrved across america.today in our area - astlnewcplace in meill nor resident veterans with a vetens day ceremony.newly re-elected congressman glenn grothman will spk.a p-o-w will be presenting the to begin the short ceremony and the rea

an oshkosh council woman says she plans to stand for the pledge of allegiance at the city's next council carolina panske was criticized for not standing during the pledge last week following what she described as a disappointing election.while the law does not allow for disciplinary action to be taken for sitting during the pledge .. the mayor questions whether it was appropriate. "politics does not, should not play a role in a non- city council. she may have the right to do it. is this the right environment in which to do it?"panske said she was exercising her right of free speech and wasn't trying to show any disrespect to veterans. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the family tradition coming to milwaukee's west side later todayand - did you see the super moon?when you can catch live look at the presidential mansion in athens greece. president obama expected to arrive there any moment to meet with greek leaders.this is the last overseas trip of his presidency. check this out -- a sight you will not see for another 18 years.the super moon was observed night ... when it reach

feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. new this morning --- hillary clinton casting her ballot for president about an hour ago. the democrat and her husband former president bill clinton voted in chappaqua, new york. republican presidential candidate donald trump will be voting later this morning in new york. meanwhile... hillary clinton wins a traditional midnight vote in the tiny town of dixville notch, new hampshire. eight people voted... awarding four votes to clinton... two to in for mitt romney. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. dixville notch voters have correctly selected the presidential winner three out of the last four races. and as the clock winds down on a long presidential election season... both candidates are zeroing in on swing states. hillary clinton campaigned yesterday in the crucial toss-up state of north carolina... also stopping in mi

ron johnson supporters are gathered in oshkosh. russ feingold in middleton. there you see the gathering here. we're beginning to find out just how close will this be? the polls showed it was neck and neck, a virtual tie. maybe one point which really doesn't t margin of error. bill: a lot of people are going to point to the fact that at least in the marquette law poll about three months ago i believe feingold had an 11-point lead. and the rli money out of wisconsin, thinking that the wisconsin senate race was for all intents and purposes over. michele: we look live, ron johnson, the supporters gathering in oshkosh ron johnson continuing to advocate he says for the working man and woman. he says as a business leader it positioned him exclusively to tackle these kinds of issues of course russ feingold with a congress that was not very productive and he triedo t wisc come back over and return him to capitol hill. bill: all right. a more festive mood right now at the johnson camp. michele: with 31% of the precincts reporting he has 53.1% of the vote the democrat f

this was the celebratory scene in oshkosh as johnson pulled off the upset over his democratic challenger. russ feingold, the former senator, entire campaign. but those numbers tightened towards the end of the race, his lead down to just a point entering election day. and it turned out to not even be that close. feingold called johnson a little after 10pm to concede the race -- the second time in six years he's lost a senate seat to johnson. "i am really grateful of the good folks of wisconsin to give me this opportunity. for a final term, to really accomplish my mission. which is heal our economy, make sure we realize our full potential. so we can strengthen our military, defeat these problems." "obviously something is happening in this country, tonight. i dont understand it completely, i dont think anybody does... but we as americans have to do the best we can to heal the pain in this "obviously something is happening in this country, tonight. i dont understand it completely, i dont think anybody does... but we as americans have to do the best we can to heal the pain in this people to c

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after she posted these two facebook page it got so much attention that oshkosh private invited to a privateffered a job. he will be in the spring 2017 ad campaign. way to go asher, you have a very, you have a very big and bright future ahead of you. >> we were wondering it service to the community and what sacrifice you're making. >> keep in the new york city subway system say from criminals and performing citizens arrest has been curtis lee woods life work. curtis is a guardian angel. he has he has been doing this for 30 years. he is patrolling streets starting when he was 25 years old. old. he is now 62 and going strong. i was getting locked up by the nypd when they thought we are vigilantes, hells angels again. i got locked up 76 times. to six times. to the point where we have been well received. >> i caught up with curtis at the subway station to meet up with the other guardian angels to see what it takes to join the. >> this is exactly what the guardian angels live. >> at first -- when you search each other? >> it because we don't trust one another. >> when we come across people were d

his ad campaign coming out soon for oshkosh.ace or what. >> adorable. >> nailed it. >> got it, right. >> alicia thanks very much. >>> let's get another check on the roads rider now. >> matt pelman standing by with the update in the "action news" traffic center. hi matt. >> there's your feel good story of the afternoon. this has been not so feel good all week long as the septa strike continues brian and sharrie now in day four, we continue to he see hefty delays across-the-board on the regional rails as people turn to them instead of using the city transit services. at this point this afternoon the worst delay we're seeing is on the chestnut hill west line, 26 minutes on one of the trains there. otherwise, a lot of tone 20 minute delays across-the-board. bottom line is though he you're waiting on those platforms this afternoon and waiting on the the city streets as well as gridlock continues, police are out there directing traffic once again around city hall making sure you don't block the boks, that's always apron policemen when

democrats say it allowed johnson to divert profits from the oshkosh plastics manufacturer he once lower. but johnson says it's a legitimate sales agency. senator feingold has no clue how business is actually conducted. i do. this is how you export product. without a sales agency i dont know how you sell product. by the way, those exports produced, created jobs in wisconsin manufacturing johnson says he makes less than 15 thousand dollars a year from his ownership stake and pays both state and federal taxes on it. confusion on what to bring to the polls when you vote next tuesday with the new photo i-d law in effect. you must bring a photo id to vote. it can be a wisconsin drivers license... a wisconsin d-o-t issued id card... or a u-s passport. and if you dont have a photo i-d... there is still time to get one. also -- the address on the photo i-d does not have to be your current address. and the name on the i-d does not have to match exactly with the name on the poll list. and if you still have questions just visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab.

after racine, he was on his way to oshkosh. i asked him what he thought the matchup between donald trump and hillary clinton would do for his race. sheldon dutes, wisn 12 news. toya: polling rules to follow in order to cast your ballot. as 12 news hillary mintz reports, the list includes what not to wear. reporter: it was simple as this. >> i got it in the mail. i decided to put it on. reporter: but when dragan vaslijevic wore his trump t-shirt to vote early last week in milwaukee, it didn't go over so well. >> one of the volunteers decided to tell me to turn my shirt inside out or had to leave. electioneering and illegal within 100 feet of the polls. vasiljevic says he wasn't trying to offend or influence anyone. >> i'm trying to just take my right to vote and cast my ballot, and that's it. i wasn't trying to cause any problems. >> when you go to the polls, make sure you don't wear any paraphernalia with any candidate's name or buttons or hats or t-shirts. reporter: the commission says in order to get the ballot, make sure you

still ahead -- backlash for an oshkosh council woman's protest during a city meeting. why she sat down during the national anthem this week -- and how city leaders are reacting. and a chance to check out all things trains! a look inside the biggest "train festival" in the entire country going on at the state fair grounds this weekend. protest is getting nation-wide attention. she sat during the pledge of allegiance at a meeting the day after the election. nat: "indivisible, with liberty councilwoman caroline panske said she couldn't bear to say aloud. she says she decided in the moment to sit down during the pledge -- because she was upset with the results of tuesday's election. oshkosh's mayor says he didn't see the protest -- but called the gesture "inappropriate." steve whatever your political leanings are, you park those at the front door, you do not bring those into the council chambers. we are elected, and we are here to serve the entire city of that people feel disgusted and disappointed, what i would like them to do is reach out to me. some veterans said they w

chelsea clinton will be in eau claire and oshkosh. hillary clinton will be florida reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. for more details on the campaign stops in wisconsin -- head to our website, fox six now dot com and click the politics tab. and remember - fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis, results and reaction on november 8th. we may have reached a seasonal record high of 77 in milwaukee yesterd to feel like the most wonderful time of year... in other ways. the city christmas tree is being harvested this morning! carl deffenbaugh is live from north 52nd street... with all wells - between water and broadway will be closed to most traffic from seven until noon. traffic around city hall will be affected as well. things should be back to normal by noon. if you see the tree passing by your home this morning - we want to see it! show us your pictures on facebook or twitter... tag us at fox 6 now! only on fox6 - a trail of blood leads to an arrest in connection to the de

an oshkosh an oshkosh city council member took a seat during the pledge meeting, because she was upset by the election results. councilwoman caroline panske stayed quiet when the pledge was recited, saying some words in the pledge were hard for her to hear at the time. oshkosh mayor steve cummings says he was "stunned" to hear about panske's protest. the president-elect is pledging restraint on tweeting. in an interview with "60 minutes," trump called twitter "tremendous" and said social media is "where it's at." he also talked about his plans to affordable care act, or obamacare: (("lesley stahl: when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with pre- conditions are still covered? donald trump: yes. because it happens to be one of the strongest assets.lesley stahl: you're going to keep it?donald trump: also, with the children living with their parents for an extended period, we're going to...lesley stahl: you're going to keep that? donald trump: ... very much try and keep that. it adds cost, but it's very much something we're going keep.")) meanwhile.. meanwhile.. hillar

i called out oshkosh and i used us. asher also loves to wear their clothes. >> her post went vinyl garnering more than 124,000 shares and so many kind comments. >> i know that all parents, you know, are biased and believe their children are beautiful, but the fact that the world took to his pictures the way we look at him is so amazing. >> also amazing was the response from oshkosh and carter's inc. who wanted to meet him immediately and invited him to >> it was incredible. they welcomed us with open arms. then we got a call. we got a call last week, and they actually invited him in to shoot for their holiday ad this year. so we are confirmed on november 8th asher will be shooting with oshkosh. yay! yes, i will. >> reporter: for megan and asher it's a small victory in a much bigger fight to show children with special needs should be included and down syndrome does not >> it was not about asher getting into modeling and being in that advertising. it was just about making that change so that the world sees more people wit

a group in oshkosh that wants to drastically lowe upset that the city council won't act on its petition. the group wants to lower the fine for possessing 25 grams or less of marijuana from 325- dollars to 25-bucks. councilwoman caroline pankse says the city should recognize a petition with 4-thousand signatures. but councilman steve herman says he can't support reducing punishment for a crime. millions of u-s workers will ?not? be getting extra pay court blocked an obama administration plan to extend overtime pay to more than four-mllion workers. the texas-based court agreed with 21 states -- including wisconsin-- that the rule was unlawful. the decision is in place for now, while judges debate whether the proposal is residents in chattanooga are still reeling from the shock of five elementary school children killed and 25 injured-- some critically. n-t-s-b officials are looking into every aspect of the crash inclg the driver. kerry sanders has the latest. pushing forward with its investigation -- a team of ntsb investigators getting their first close up look at the mangled wreckage of

she's live with the trump campaign in oshkosh. courtny: but overall pretty quiet. governor scott walker we're told is here. he has yet to work his way into the room where we are tonight, hoping to speak with him. of them being scott walker who was a presidential hopeful, and he's in the better than hillary champ. if trump's elected president how can he rally republicans around him. we're going to go over to shannon sims in milwaukee covering the clinton camp. shannon? >> reporter: it is a crowded room here in milwaukee. one thing, everyone has their eyes glued to the especially the projection coming in from ohio going to donald trump. the mood here is cautiously optimistic. the night is still young, and we are waiting for a number of those wisconsin numbers to come in. now, mayor speaking a little bit earlier about the absentee ballots that need to be counted. over 63,000 of those needing to be counted. we'll watch the numbers as they come in and show you live back we want to bring in the latest results from the u.s. senate between russ fine goald and ron johnson.

live in oshkosh, ashley sears fox 6 news. mary thanks ashley if you're away from your t-v, visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. we'll have up-to-the minute vote totals as well as victory and concession speeches streamed live. also, join the conversation on the fox6 news facebook page -- we're expecting it to be quite the chat. we'll have another update for hour. and we'll have complete coverage on fox six news at nine and ten. broadcast network election coverage continues with shepard smith right now. >>> it's 6:30 on the west coast, 9:30 on the east coast, and another win for donald trump. fox news now projects trump will win the state of arkansas, reliably red no doubt. the early numbers weren't enough. with 42% of all precincts an approximately 22-point lead, donald trump declared the winner in the state of arkansas. now to some of the races we've been waiting to call, here is the state of florida. now 94% of all precincts reporting, donald trump with 140,028-vote lead. still waiting for about half of broward count

and chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in oshkosh, eau claire and milwaukee today. more than half a (m) million voters have already cast absentee ballots in wisconsin. wisconsin.the wisconsin elections commission reported more than 518-thousand people have taken part in early voting. 30 percent of those people are from milwaukee and dane counties. 16 percent from the "wow" counties... waukesha, washington, and ozaukee. 3 all week... as we bring you the latest updates from the campaign.then, look for our team coverage on election night november 8th.we'll have reports from all the big national, state and local races. russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy today: mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers and some rumbles of thunder. rainfa

expected to open in fall of 20- two building projects are underway at the university of wisconsin-oshkosh, but crews have yet to break ground on a third that officials originally expected to finish intramural recreation field complex will now begin next year.the 6-point-4 million dollar complex includes a warm-up field, and a "super" field. a dome will cover the super field from november through april that will allow for its use in winter. it will be the first of its kind on a u-w campus. still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- holiday decorations-- how this laser lights trend could put pilots and... need help with a consumer problem?our "call for action" volunteers are ready! call 414-967-5495... or request help online. just click on the icon... on the taking a look at the market right now...dow:nasdaq:s and p: nike has gone "back to the future" just in time for the holidays.its first self-lacing shoes... the hyperadapt one-point-zero... are now available to a small group of become available through the nike plus app and select nike stores. they're priced a

democrats say d-p lenticular is a shell company, allowing johnson to divert profits from the oshkosh 2010, to ireland, where the tax rate is lower. its another attack on a successful, family manufacturer that exports product. its sheer class warfare johnson has reported a 9.9 percent stake in d-p lenticular.he says it's a legit sales agency, not a shell company. i have a small investment. theres no, no profit parked over there or anything else. those profits are paid out every year. and i report them and i pay taxes on them :58 johnson says he makes less than 15-thousand dollars a year from his ownership stake and pays state and federal taxes on news. for more on all the campaigns leading up to election day-- head to our website, fox six now dot com and click the politics tab. and remember - fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis, results and reaction ? >>> that's mariah with her dancer and we'll show you another sign she's put the engagement far behind her. i'm natalie morales. with multiple romance updates, is this the new love in prince h

we begin at the ron johnson event in oshkosh and kristen barbaresi. kristen? senator ron johnson's supporters are going to gather here at the oshkosh convention center tonight-to wait for results in a race that polls show is a dead heat. senator johnson consistently trailed in the polls after russ feingold officially entered the racebu tightened in the last couple of months and the final marquette poll had johnson behind by just one point.last week i sat down with senator johnson-we talked about how he climbed in the polls even though the republican presidential nominee-donald trump's support slipped.he chalked it up to people realizing he is his own person. "on the big things,growing our economy, strengthening our military, defeating isis, appointing judges rather than liberal activists to the supreme court, on the big things we agree on. where i disagree with our nominee, i've been very honest about it and of course i'm not going to defend the indefensible." 3 let's go back to middleton and the feingold campaign now with mike strehlow... mike? mike? russ fei

>> the campaign setup continuing here at the oshkosh convention haven't. this will be one of the mostly watched senate races in the nation. ron johnson hoping to pull up what many across the country would consider a major upset. he trails fi finegold until narrowing the gap it shows this as juan-point race and johnson told supporters last night in his final campaign rally that this race hinges on heavy turnout in that republican stronghold. >> we need not only a good turnout we need a record turnout. if we're going to save this country. >> i talked with a member of the johnson team a few moments ago. optimistic but they believe this race will be decided by a razor thin margin and for a look at how things are going on in the feingold campaign. >> he's hoping to regain the senate seat he's held for 18 years until 2011, a when he fell victim to the tea party. feingold spoke last night on the scene. >> you've got to make sure they get a united states senate that they can work with and the only way that can happen is by making sure the democrats pick up four se

oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's first congressional district. republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. polls have already opened -- and closed in one small town in new hampshire! midnight voting has been a dixville notch tradition less than one-hundred registered voters are permitted to cast their in- person votes just past the stroke of midnight on election day. and the votes are in! democratic nominee hillary clinton topped donald trump by a tally of four votes to two in the small community. one vote also went to libertarian gary johnson and someone else wrote- in mitt romney. voters in dixville notch have correctly selected the winner of the presidential contest the last three of four elections. and remember -- fox6 come in tonight. we will bring you expert analysis and reaction throughout the night-- on air and online! adlib to weather a mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon with a breezy northwest wind keeping temperatures

surrogates expected in wisconsin this week.chelsea clinton will campaign on behalf of her mother today in oshkosh and eau claire -- and again tomorrow morning in milwaukee. vermont senator bernie sanders will be at turner hall in milwaukee tonight. for complete political website -- tmj4 dot com slash decision 2016. it's not cold enough to be thinking about christmas yet... but milwaukee is starting the process this morning of decorating city hall for the holidays. pete zervakis is live at 52nd and washington with more on the annual christmas tree harvest and a big change that's happening this year. for 103 years milwaukee has harvested an official, city tree and held a christmas tree celebration. that's the second oldest country... behind only new york city. this morning at 6:30... the mayor will be here to harvest the city's 2016 christmas tree. it's a 38 foot, colorado blue spruce is being donated. the department of public works will start setting up the necessary equipment to cut it down in about half an hour. after its harvested... the new this year. department of public works staff will deco

chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in oshkosh, eau claire and milwaukee.russ feingold will join senator bernie sanders in milwaukee today at kristin barbaresi will be there. look for her reports during the later editions of the cbs 58 news. 3 and stay with cbs 58 all week... as we bring you the latest updates from the campaign trial. then.. look for our team coverage on election night november 8th. we'll have reports from all the big national, state and local races. the estabrook dam... is one step closer to ?coming down.? the milwaukee common council has voted to ?re-zone? the property--- making the dam eligible for sale.re-zoning sewerage district for one dollar. m-m-s-d will then take it down.it's a move that's expected to cost ?far less? than repairing it. "so it's a 4 million dollar savings which will allow the county to put money towards others resources and pressing needs in the parks besides maintaining a dam that makes the river dirtier." dirtier." 3 county executive chris abele says... removing the estabrook dam is another step forward in protecting our parks and

reporting in oshkosh kristen barbaresi cbs 58 news. 3 coming up in the next half hour we talk one on one with the newly re-elected senator. 3 former senator russ feingold held the seat for three terms before losing to senator johnson back in 20-10.cbs 58's mike strehlow was at a watch party in middleton last night for feingold...he joins us now with more. 3 3 russ feingold had hoped to become the first it didn't happen, instead it was deja vue in the same place he gave a concession speech back in 2010. 2010.22:32:44-33:05 i really wanted to get this done.. but obviously something is happening in this country tonight i don't understand it, i don't think anyone does. but we as americans have to do the people to come together.. :20-39 feingold wrapped up his 3 minute concession speech by saying that our country is heading into one of the most challenging times but supporters who were here tonight it's now up to them.at the feingold watch party in middleton, mike strehlow for the cbs 58 morning news many are calling ron johnson's victory in wisconsin.. ?surprising.? 3 in the state.feingo

two building projects are underway at the university of wisconsin-oshkosh ---, but crews have yet to break ground on a third that officials originally expected to finish this month.construction of the intra--mural recreation field complex will now begin next year.the 6-point-4 million dollar complex includes a warm-up field.... and a "super" field. a dome will cover the super field from november through april ......that will allow for use first of its kind on a u-w campus. the holiday display at the bmo harris bank in downtown milwaukee opens this morning. this year's theme depicts a typical up north winter holiday scene. the display will run through january third. the bank will donate 5- dollars to feeding america eastern wisconsin for each visitor. brian has another look at your weather and traffic together... after a sunny and mild saturday with highs near 50, sunday was foggy and dampd rain moved in by late evening with downpours overnight, and lows in the lower 40s. it remaincloudy with scattered light rain today, highs in the gusting to 30 mph. rain showers develop this evening

chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in milwaukee, oshkosh and eau claire. and senator bernie sanders will campaign for clinton and russ feingold here in milwaukee. 3 you ?need? a photo id to cast a ballot in this election.o vote and doesn't have one? one?cbs 58's ?kyle aevermann?... joins us live in downtown milwaukee to explain. we're here at the ziedler municipal building. just one of many early voting locations in our area. whether you are early voting or plan on voting on election day you do need a photo id to have you vote count.that's why state and local election officials are urging those individuals who need to get an id to go to the dmv as early time between now and election day, you will be able to vote, but in order for it to count you will need to have that photo id and show it to your municipal clerk by 4 pm on the friday after the election, november 11. this is an election about preparedness and to any person who has not secured their photo id in order to vote in tuesday's election we encourage dmv. we remind them if they don't have the exact

and chelsea clinton will make stops in eau claire and oshkosh tomorrow... and visit milwaukee thursday to encourage early voting. yesterday... the democratic nominee campaigned in cincinnati along with former congresswoman gabby giffords. giffords was badly injured in a shooting in arizona... and is touring the country leading up to election day... to promote gun control. clinton focused on that issue... and assured her supporters she's got nothing to fear over the email investigation. tomorrow where wisconsin's u-s senate race stands when the final marquette law school poll is released.... this race seems to be getting more negative by the day. democrat russ feingold is returning 45 thousand dollars from a boston law firm that reportedly gave bonuses to employees who donated to democratic causes. according to the center for responsive politics, feingold was a top recipient of cash from the thornton law firm. if theres any question at all about contributions, i dont it. we did whats appropriate, took action, and made sure theres no question meanwhile -- u-s

today, chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in oshkosh, eau claire and milwaukee.russ feingold will join senator bernie sanders at milwaukee's turner hall ballroom at 5-30 this evening. hillary clinton is pushing her travel schedule into states most democratic presidential candidates don't normally visit. while donald trump focuses on secret voters in battleground states. craig with more details. details. (pkg)hillary clinton is planning a big rally in arizona tonight...a state that hasn't voted for a democrat since her husband won there in 1996.(nats)"he goes on to insult all latinos."clinton will focus on immigration today laying out the differences with donald trump. her campaign released new television ads on getting latino voters to the polls. (nats of ad)(gfx)the campaign has expanded its ad buy into states it previously thought were safe colorado, michigan and virginia.(standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)the clinton campaign insists the new ads aren't because they're concerned about tight new poll numbers...but donald trump's camp is sensing an opening creat