patrick: coming up next, jimmy kimmel live. patrick: the super moon still looks glorious. joyce: it is a silvery moon, by the light of it. lindsey: if you want, you can enjoy the next couple days. some big changes are ahead. patrick: here we according to my monthly calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence? ?? thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, dwayne johnson from ?billy on the street," billy eichner, cousin sal does funny things, and music from dawes. and now, prepare yourselves -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very kind. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. happy monday, i guess.

patrick: new tonight. we now know the name of the man accused of killing four people in a wrong-way, drunk driving crash on i-94. investigators say 32-yeaold brysen daniel wills of waunakee was driving eratically near deerfield, just after $10 wendnesday night. state troopers say they tried to pull him over, but wills made a u-turn and started driving the wrong way on he slammed into two cars. in one vehicle, four coworkers from the milwaukee company ritz holman cpa's, were on their way home from a recruiting event in lacrosse. katey pasqualini and kim radtke of milwaukee died, along with clenton hall from waterloo. their driver, brian falk of whitefish bay, is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a 23-year-old man from northbrook, illinois was in the third car and also died. as for wills, his injuries are we have learned he has two previous drunk driving convictions in missouri. toya: as the election closes in, the presidential campaigns are swarming wisconsin. vice-president joe biden visited

patrick: thanks. joyce: weatherwatch 12, nice to have a mild november, but then i stays are numbered, right? lindsey: i hate to be that guy. we are going to see temperatures take a serious tumble. this is the one time this graphic highlights what is happening. enjoy the next couple of days. tomorrow, 57. that will feel amazing. we had three days this month in the low 70's. nonetheless, it has been nice. average high is about 47. the reason we take this huge dip is because a big weather system is on the way and it will change everything. it will bring precip and drop the temperature a good 20 degrees. the wind is going to be pretty fi. into saturday. the wind will gust between 20 and 30 miles per hour. if you need to do yard work, do it over the next couple of days. friday-saturday, the leaves will be blowing everywhere. because of the system friday, we one, we are talking temperatures dropping fast. you will notice it friday leading into saturday. for now, we are still in the 40's. some areas still in

patrick: the forecast next. announcer: feast your eyes on patrick: we told you earlier about anti-trump protests. this is one in milwaukee. these are live pictures of park. the protest is scheduled to begin in a few minutes. we will bring you updates at 6:00. tomorrow is veterans day. toya: a restaurant opened to give veterans training in the food service industry and ease transition into civilian life. three years later, the caf? is getting an official accommodation from the state for all they do to help veterans. >> you think about the freed , the election we just had, we take these things for granted. toya: you can visit the caf? near 35th and wisconsin avenue. patrick: some tense moments inside the operating room. >> what do we need to know an order to do our jobs and not simply the mechanics? >> we are not being mechanics. toya: a critical surgery brings richard on an all-new "grey's anatomy" at 7:00. that's followed by "notorious" at 8:00 and "how to get away with murder" at 9:00. then we are back here for

patrick: thank you. the view questioned her during an interview with the green party candidate this morning. >> do you think this can actually overturn the election results? tell me yes. >> we don't know, and that's the thing about voting you don't , know in less you look to you don't know unless you count the paper ballots. patrick: she joined the hosts via satellite from boston. she explained that counting the pennsylvania, will show whether there was any tampering, hacking or human error. toya: you might be in for a messy ride home. here's a look at doppler 12 radar. depending on where you're heading, you could deal with some rain or snow. lindsey's in the weather center tracking it all for us. lindsey: right here, a rain-snow mix. not all of this is reachth home, you may see a couple of flurries flying. i'm not worried about accumulation, but you can see right now in madison and dane county that there is some snow. i have then talking with the madison national weather service, and all of this is not

patrick: thank you. while we deal with the cold, parts of south dakota and minnesota are covered in snow right now. this is video out of sioux falls. cars and roads are covered, giving snow blowers and snow plows a november workout. wisn.com and our free app are your best sources for weather information while on-the-go this weekend. you can check the hour-by-hour temps. also, you can watch for any future rain on the interactive radar. toya: only on 12, disappointed. that's how the lawyer representing convicted killer brendan dassey is describing his client's legal set back yesterday. patrick: an appeals court ruled dassey must remain in prison while he appeals his conviction in the murder of teresa halbach. both dassey and his uncle, steven avery, are fighting their convictions. 12 news investigative reporter colleen henry joins us. colleen, what's next? >> the week began with news a that approval was delayed after a different judge ordered dassey's release. it is a whirlwind. yesterday word came dassey

patrick: in a good way. another november day that felt like late august or or early september, mark. mark: you know it cannot last forever. i will timeout the showers. patrick: then, a major mishap at a marathonn running extra miles. toya: and we're not sure what the in-flight safety procedure is for something like this, but we can agree we would not be sitting around long enough to get video of this. you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message n jo but senator johnson sided lost to unfair trade. with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporatio

november,patrick mark, we're : going to warm up. mark: how warm we will get, next on weather watch 12. plus -- toya: a program that is being used to change how students learn. website. from clothes to new technology a sneak peak at some of the biggest bargains. anchor: good morning, everybody. anchor: we will have the details of the 2016 election. anchor: and find out about free announcer: leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news at 5:00 p.m., with toya washington, patrick paolantonio, and weather watch 12 chief meteorologist mark baden. wisn 12 news at 5:00 p.m. continues. toya: the number of women dying from cancer is expected to jump considerably worldwide. patrick: the american cancer more than double in the next 14 years. that's a 60% jump in cases in less than 20 years. researchers say breast cancer is the deadliest form of cancer among women. survival rates are hugely dependent on early detection and treatment. researchers say there has been a 20% drop in cancer cases and mortality rates sin

patrick: and every dollar counts. in this season of giving, one former packers wide receiver is teaching the lesson that it is better to give than to receive. the passions that now drive donald driver in his life after football. why he says it wasn't hard to choose the direction he would take. 12 news kathy mykleby sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with the former packers star. you will see her interview , will take on the philadelphia eagles during monday night football right here on wisn 12. our coverage starts with the big 12 sports countdown to kickoff at 6:30. that's followed by the game at 7:30. that's all monday night, only right here on wisn 12. coming up a warning before you , cook that thanksgiving dinner. hundreds of jars of gravy are being pulled from store shelves. the mislabeling mistake behind the recall. plus, you can stay home on black friday and still take advantage of the deals. we'll tell you how early you can discounts. and before we head to break, here's another live look at our foo

patrick: we begin with breaking recount. joyce a judge has just ruled the : recount does not have to be done by hand. it was a hearing that lasted for hours and had the whole nation watching. the ruling, dealing a big blow to green party candidate jill stein, who filed the request wanting counties to count ballots by hand rather than electronically. patrick: we have live team coverage from milwaukee to madison. ben hutchison leads us off with the drama in the courtroom. >> the recount will be done by hand or electronic voting machines. say there is a chance that malware or hackers could have tampered with voting machines, but there is no evidence that ever happened. that played into the decision of judge valerie bailey-rihn. >> there has to be a link during the voting process. that link has not been met here. >> that the only legitimate way to verify the vote is to can't the hand ballots. >> a lot of folks will be relieved, and there are a lot of good points made by the plaintiffs attorneys, but in the end, it will go accord

patrick: kathy, thank you. despite our warm november temperatures, we're getting into the holiday spirit tonight. toya: the holiday lights festival kicks off tonight in downtown milwaukee. and wisn 12 news this morning anchors melinda davenport and ben wagner are there. >> hello, studio. i have to tell you, i don't think we need these. >> these are for show. we could be out here in short sleeves. we even have some shorts and the crowd that has started to show up. >> and flip-flops. >> flip-flops, november? who would have thought? >> we are excited to be here for the holiday lights festival. it will be amazing. dancing. you name it, we have it here at pere marquette park. we have the bands getting ready. >> it will be a great show. we are excited to bring it to live tonight. >> it is happening at 6:30 p.m., so be sure to tune in. we will have it broadcasting live. >> what a great year to do it. i cannot stress enough how nice the weather is out here. having a great time. >> so join us if you can pick we will see

patrick: now for a dose of inspiration. a seattle man is not letting his terminal illness keep him from reaching his goals. 62-year-old evans wilson battles pulmonary fibrosis and pulmonary hypertension. last weekend, he completed the seattle marathon with an oxygen tank in tow. the marathon raised funds for terminal lung disease research. walk to the entire route and toya: from presents to pizza, domino's in japan says it's training reindeer at a driving school to deliver pizza in one of the country's coldest, snowiest regions. they'd even be equipped with gps so customers can track their progress. no word when or if the reindeer delivery will officially launch. patrick: the someone go with the reindeer? toya: does it stay that warm for patrick: a good look at cathedral >>> tonight, breaking news. the state of emergency right now. several major fires out of control in tennessee. thousands of families and tourists racing to escape. this hotel engulfed in flames. even dolly parton's dollywood in the path. some cabins catchin

patrick: thank you. new tonight milwaukee police are , searching for an armed robber caught on camera. police say a man stole a woman's purse and car keys near hubbard and reservoir in the brewer's hill neighborhood saturday afernoon. a nearby surveilance camera snapped these pictures. parked nearby. if you recognize him, police want to hear from you. flames destroy a barn in kenosha county. the fire started late last night on river road in pleasant prairie. this is cell phone video of the huge fire. no one was hurt, but the flames damaged a nearby garage. investigators have not yet determined how it started. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. only on wisn 12, he's tackled the challenge of running the state of wisconsin, but tonight, former governor marty schrieber is facing the biggest challenge h ? kathy: a love story interrupted by alzheimer's. he opens up like never before about caring for his wife of 55 years elaine. , it's been hard on you too? >> i didn't realize it. i

patrick: the flames are right there at the door. toya: new tonight, the southeast are increasing after an explosion shut down a vital pipeline. patrick: drivers in georgia have seen the price of the pump jump $.03 a gallon in the last few days. prices jumped $.02 in south carolina. the colonial pipeline exploded monday after a construction crew in alabama hit it with a piece of heavy equipment. one person was killed. the pipeline runs from refineries in houston to terminals in new jersey. according to aaa, the price of gas is $2.21 a gallon nationally. in our area, gas is going for $2.07. the $2 mark at $1.99 a gallon. toya: right now, we want to take a look at what's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. joyce garbaciak is in the newsroom with a look ahead. joyce: new tonight at 6:00, a red kettle scammer hits milwaukee. police now searching for this man, where they say he posed as a salvation army bell ringer before the season even begins. plus, it was an offer they could not refuse. the incentive from milwaukee judges that brought h

patrick: you mentioned the "s" word too. take a look at the beauty and the beast trailer. >> no. >> don't be afraid. >> i'm not afraid. >> the movie is based on the 1991 animated classic. bell is played by emma watson. it hits theaters december 17. >> i have never seen it. patrick: fans have been asking the same question for several weeks. what is wrong with the packers? the answer has several levels right now. but much of the blame for the current losing streak rests with >> i'm staying back. the head coach. there are a lot of twists and turns to the season. directing we will win them all? i never enter a contest without thinking we will be the other guy. dan: a defiant mike mccarthy today saying he relishes the chance to fight through the adversity of a 3-game losing streak by his packers. as 12 sports stephanie sutton reports, some of the blame for that streak rests with green bay's defense. leaders of the packers defense. he is not happy with the current three-game skid. he is not pointing any fingers. >> what matters is

patrick: high turnout is expected. the state election commission is expecting 70% tonight. 3.1 million voters statewide, that is a pretty good turnout. toya: we want to take a look at what is coming up tonight at 6:00 kathy mykleby is in the . kathy mykleby is in the newsroom with a look ahead. kathy: our coverage of this historic election continues tonight at 6:00 with a story that might surprise you. those election day promotions you may have seen from local businesses promising discounts and freebies for voters are actually illegal. the state law banning such ads, coming up all new tonight at 6:00. toya: after being spoiled the first week of november, it actually feels a little cool out there. ran out of the house, no jacket again. mark: when we actually get to o cold, i have a lot of people complaining. it is 54 degrees. look at that gorgeous shot. this is up on our tv tower looking west. color, and it is a beautiful evening, no reason to not get out there and vote if you have not done so already. 50 degrees and we

patrick: it was time. coming up new on wisn 12 news tonight at 10:00, a new item is emerging as one of the hottest where your best chances of finding one, and what some people are trying to charge online. and you may have gotten some surprising news on facebook today that you died. what we're learning about who got the message and why tonight , at 10:00. toya: a group of nfl players are calling for change. patrick: why some players want the league to lighten up on its marijuana policy. and how, they say, it could improve the health of players. ? toya: then, the first lady and the cleveland cavaliers. patrick: pro football players and doctors are calling on the nfl to reconsider its ban on marijuana use. toya: linebacker derrick morgan and eight former players co-signed a letter calling on the league to look into the possible medical benefits of cannabis on players. morgan says he's concerned about how his near seven-year tenure is affecting his body. a 2011 study in the journal of drug and alcohol dependen

patrick: thanks, kent. terry, republican presidential nominee donald trump is expected there within the hour. >> that's right. this event was officially supposed to start at 6:00, but hundreds of people are already inside. it's unclear why donald trump chose eau claire for today's campaign stop in wisconsin. perhaps because it has drawn news outlets from the twin cities which broadcast into west central and northern wisconsin. he has a lot of supporters in this part of the state. in the key state of pennsylvania where he made a , surprise stop at a well-known convenience store. the republican presidential nominee posed for selfies with some customers. in his earlier speech, trump focused on the fbi's renewed examination of clinton's email practices as well as on rising health insurance premiums under the affordable care act, commonly referred to as obamacare. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we will be such an honor for me, you, and everybody in this country because obamacare has to be

patrick: thank you. a menomonee falls elementary school is using bottled water classroom sink in the 4-k wing at ben franklin elementary tested positive for copper. elevated copper levels can cause gastrointestinal issues. the district is also dealing with coliform bacteria at valley view elementary. they say the two issues are unrelated and are being addressed. toya: two women are accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from the delafield kohl's and leading police on a high speed chase in a stolen car. this all happened on the chase monday. reached speeds up to 90 miles an according to a criminal complaint store security , captured audrionna love and roxie thomas filling mesh bags with dozens of items from several departments and placing them near the exit. security called police when one of the women pulled a car up to the front of the store and started loading the bags. that's when the chase began. the women eventually ditched the car and made a run for it, but were arrested. off

patrick: we start our second night long. joyce: a shooting in milwaukee first, right next to a school. police tell us a 19-year-old was shot near granville and everts . that's very close to vincent high school. wisn 12 news sheldon dutes is there live. sheldon: those gunshots were not fired on campus, but around the corner from here. a police source at the scene told me earlier tonight that the man who wish hot was picking up someone from the school. around 5:00 tonight someone shot , the 19-year-old man on north street. we don't know much about the victim, but police say he wasn't a student at the high school. a student-driver and his instructor from the arcade driving school were also in the area. two representatives told me off-camera that they weren't directly involved, but that the victim alerted the student and instructor he'd been shot. that man went to the hospital , and we have learned his injuries are not life-threatening. right now, investigators are who pulled the trigger. joyce: our other big breaking story toni

patrick: exactly.rall, we are long in europe, america.erest rates in food and beverage, short utilities there. we like biotech and technology in the united states. those are sectors growing. guy: think you're a much, patrick armstrong. -- thank you very much, touch of armstrong. german data coming out. the unemployment figures coming through. the real story is what is happening with oil. bringing up and will chart for you. oil has spiked after this breakfast meeting in the other. formalnow going in the meeting. this is probably the story for the rest of the day. if you want to cover it on your bloomberg, -- o>. can get live

patrick: the football debate with cheese with on the side. countdown starts at 6:30 p.m., and the game starts at 7:30 p.m. stay tuned for live postgame coverage after the game. a perfect night to stay inside and watch the game. toya: it is a bit tonight. mark: we will talk about when we have to watch out for snow in our forecast. patrick: you may want to do some cyber monday shopping. don't check out quite yet. the two steps you can take that may save you a few more dollars. toya: budweiser is upping the ante. how you can win season tickets for the packers and super bowl tickets for life. >> changing lives one holiday decoration at a time. how gingerbread houses are being there's a new medicare plan in town called network health. and member events like this, are just one way we make medicare person to person. we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years and now we're here for milwaukee. call now and learn about plans either in or out of network. with doctor visits as low as five dollars and prescription

patrick? ((patrick walker)) >> schwartz has been critical of the project since the beginning... doesn't have any money. with the work stoppage... his criticism continues... but north las vegas officials say schwartz is wrong. ((patrick walker)) state treasurer dan schwartz doesn't mince words when talking about the deal worked out last december to bring faraday future to nevada. ((dan schwartz/(r) state treasurer: "these are our top political officials, and they've all been bamboozled.")) ((patrick walker)) schwartz is talking about the governor... economic director steve hill... and legislative leaders. infrastructure package worth 335-million dollars. it's dependent on faraday future investing the full billion dollar construction price tag for its 3-million square foot facility. but work here has stopped. ((dan schwartz/(r) state treasurer: "my conclusion is pretty much the same as before, they don't have the money.")) ((patrick walker)) north las vegas assistant city manager ryann juden says that simply isn't true. he says faraday future received a financial boost on tuesday.

patrick: and we have a sneak peek. the show-stopping dance planned toya: it's big night on "dancing with the stars." patrick: the final couples are facing off in the semifinals. the final five dancers are gymnast lauri hernandez, reality tv star terra jole, country singer jana kramer, former football star calvin johnson, and indy car driver james hinchcliffe. this week, he's dancing "gimme some lovin'," which was used in the race car movie "days of thunder." that means a special prop on the dance floor. >> we are going to have my indy car on the dance floor this week which she is incredibly excited about. >> it's so exciting. i love it. i think it plays into the story and everything that this song means to james and to have his car out there i think is super cool. patrick: for the other number, hinchcliffe's partner will be blindfolded. tonight's two hour show starts at 7:00, right here and only on toya: the musical talents of the cast in michigan is getting a lot of attention. this cell phone serenade his going viral.

patrick mcclure: we like it. george knapp 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) >> the exact date for the experiment isn't set but we will keep you posted. on our website, we have more information about the krusty project, and a link to an i-team report about president kennedy's visit to the nerva project at the nevada test site./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a group of valley students are getting some satisfaction this morning. ((brian loftus)) >> up next in this week's mick jarrgers in the making as they get to take the stage with the man himself to sing with the stones at the t-mobile arena./// you're watching 8 news now good day. people love chicken sandwiches... and nashville-style hot sauce... wait! what if i put them together?! my new nashville hot chicken filet, topped with hot sauce and pickles, on toasted sourdough bread. i'll call it the nashville hot chicken sandwich! boom. someone got that, right? nashville hot chicken. hot sauce and pickles. you'll call it the nashville hot chicken sandwich. boom. good work everyone. another winner. intr

joyce: patrick this is president obama's final pardon. patrick: it is. he held a ceremony in the rose garden today. the president's two nephews, austin and aaron robinson, helped him instead of the first reportedly told their dad they were tired of his turkey jokes. local school kids named the turkeys tater and tot. the two turkeys will not be made into a thanksgiving meal. >> thanksgiving is a chance to gather with loved ones, reflect on our many blessings and, after a long campaign season, finally turn our attention from polls to poultry. this year we're honored to be joined by two of the lucky ones, family in iowa tater and tot. ,now, tater is here in a back-up role in case tot can't fulfill his duties. so he's sort of like the vice-turkey. we're working on getting him a pair of aviator glasses. patrick: maybe you have thought about this. thanksgiving might be the first time you get together with family since the election, and that could cause more stress and maybe even disagreements. licensed psychotherapist joseph could be extra tense. to avoid melt

((patrick walker)) patrick walker... 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >> these projects are estimated to bring millions of budget deficit through 2020 has shrunk from more than 150 million dollars... to 23 million dollars today./// ((paul joncich)) >>> we have a winner of our 8 news now great days of giving contest! carolyn bobilya just won a 600 dollar gift card! congratulations! and remember tomorrow is the last day we will be giving away 500 and 600 gift cards in the 5 and 6pm newscasts. so if you didn't win today.. tune in tomorrow for your last shot!/// >>> our weather is not quite the wintery blast much of the country is feeling. but that doesn't mean it's not the holiday season here. tedd florendo is at mgm's the park where they are doing their holiday tree lighting tonight.. tedd... ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>we had big storms that pushed through east clark county this morning but have not valley, arizona but now we're seeing much tranquil conditions. mostly clouds right now high humidity and dewpoints due to the rain that pas

patrick: happening now. west allis police are searching for an arsonist, the fire set police are now offering a cash reward formati infor. investigators say the fire was started early sunday morning at 102nd and lincoln at the lincoln crest apartments. police say some sort of accelerant was used. police are not saying how old the child is only that the child suffered serious injuries. if you know anything at all, call west allis police at 414-302-8000. you can main anonymous. toya: a browdeer police officer charged in a shooting is headed to trial. officer devon kramer is accused of shootg the back. wisn 12 news mike anderson is live at the court house, where a judge just ruled the case will ve fward. mike: officer devon kraemer appeard before a court commissioner and waived preliminary hearing. she's charged with aggravated battery in the march shooting of 26-year-old michael rnley. burnley had been removed from a county bus for being disorderly. according the criminal complaint kraemer shot burnley as she

((patrick walker)) mccain... himself up for re-election... and house speaker paul ryan in recent days to appear on behalf of senate candidate joe heck... congressman cresent hardy and cd-3 candidate danny tarkanian. but democrats have enlisted visits from the president and vice president... along with hillary clinton to stump for catherine cortez masto... jacky rosen and ruben kihuen. it's an all out effort.... in a key battleground state. ((patrick walker)) >> and democrats continue to pump up their efforts. late this afternoon... the culinary union said it is doubling the number of field volunteers ine approach one week until election day./// ((patrick walker)) >> i also had a chance to speak with senator sessions about a number of topics... including the f-b-i reopening it's investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state.: ((patrick walker: "perhaps a late october surprise coming in with the fbi reopening the investigation, your colleague here on the other side, senator harry reid, has come out

politics now anchor patrick walker is here with a look at ((patrick walker)) >> both campaigns badly want to win nevada. a surge of last-minute campaigning from top surrogates continued today,. the main theme from both sides -- get out and vote. ((patrick walker)) with just days remaining until the election... all-out efforts continued in las vegas thursday to get voters to the polls steve aoki to perform at unlv. it followed a speech by former president bill clinton. ((bill clinton/(d) former president 18.48.58 "i want you to claim your future, i want you to finish this election strong, i want you to go see every friend you've got and don't let anybody sit on the sidelines." 18.49.07 )) ((patrick walker)) president clinton's visit comes just a day after his wife made a stop in las vegas. the focus of this rally: getting millennial voters out to vote. (( 17.39.55 patrick walker: "do they have a lot of work to do to reach younger voters?" tristan varela: "yeah, they do, especially because more, and they don't relate." 17.40.01 )) ((feven soloman/unlv senior: 17.48.53 "i think it's an

patrick walker... 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) >> you can see more from the interview on "politics now"... sunday at 5-30. and the full interview is on our website... >>> santa claus is coming to town... square. and a parade is about to get underway. ((dave courvoisier)) >> let's send it back to tedd... for a look at the festivities and your weekend forecast./// ((tedd florendo)) nevada?! certainly not feeling like november... more like september as of late. our sky cameras showing clear skies across the region. .............. right now temps across the valley are in the low 80s and some upper 70s -- so very mild into the .............. today we climbed to 80-degrees...that's 10 degress above seasonal normal! normal temps. for this time of the year is usually 70 degrees. ............ we'll continue to see our sunny skies for the next couple of days.... strong high pressure will bring persistent mild and dry weather through the period. temperatures will average several degrees above normal. slightly cooler cond

patrick: united airlines is introducing its basic economy fare. fares are cheaper than a standard economy ticket. passengers who buy the basic will only be able to take one personal item that fits under the seat. they cannot use the overhead bin. basic ticket holders will also be the last group to board the plane. the new fares will go on sale next year. a united airlines pilot bans passengers from talking about politics on his flight. the plane was on its way from san francisco to puerto vallarta , mexico when a fight broke out among passengers having a debate about the election. that's when the pilot stepped in, took to the intercom, urging passengers to keep their political views to themselves. >> i understand everybody has their opinions. that's fine. it is common decency to respect each other's decision. patrick: a united spokesperson said no one was removed from the flight and she was not aware of any other similar election-related incidents on other united flights. toya: in the wake of the election, twitter is cracking down on hate speech.

joyce: patrick is covering his campaign stop. patrick: hillary clinton's running mate made two stops today. first, at lawrence university in appleton. then, he went to u.w. madison. kaine told supporters they can't take anything for granted and while clinton is winning in numerous polls, he says the gap is close. kaine talked about how important wisconsin is for the either campaign. he also spent part of his speech because i pay no taxes, that makes me smart, which i guess means he thinks we're stupid. but i don't think smart is a word to apply to a guy who is proud of stiffing the troops, and stiffing our vets, and stiffing our teachers, and stiffing our students, and stiffing other important priorities. patrick: this is kaine's first stop in wisconsin since august. bernie sanders, who defeated clinton in the primary, will campaign for her at turner hall in milwaukee tomorrow. and chelsea clinton visits milwaukee on thursday. kathy: wisconsin's voter i.d. law may cause a problem for transgender men and women in wisconsin. that's

((patrick walker)) with the help of democrats... republicans got the required 2/3 majority to pass the largest tax hike in state history... to fund education... along with an incentive packages for faraday future... and public funding for a potential nfl stadium and expansion of the convention center. atkinson hopes to see that kind of cooperation for items on the democratic agenda as well. (( st. sen. kelvin atkinson/(d) clark county: were able to work with the opposing party on, we just hope they show us the same respect as we try to move some of the things that we care about this session.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >> with the change in power.... republicans have one program that' needs to be worked on-- the education savings accounts. the state supreme court ruled the funding mechanism unconstitu tional... but left the door open for lawmakers to fund the program./// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) yesterday... hitting the record high again at 82 degrees! ..... .......... more sunshine today and feeling great with extr

patrick: this is that tweet you're talking about. it's from the account for mitchell international airport. doesn't typically fly in and out of milwaukee. but it will temporarily starting , tomorrow. a spokesperson for the airport tells me the airbus a380, the largest passenger plane in service, will use mitchell as its home while it undergoes cold weather testing. over a few weeks, it'll come in and out of mitchell, heading elsewhere from here to find cold air to do that testing. this video is from 2009 when an airbus a380 landed in milwaukee after flying in from france. the giant plane was featured at eaa airventure that year in oshkosh. the a380 coming for testing is scheduled to arrive tomorrow also happening tomorrow the , holiday lights festival. it's a live show at pere marquette park featuring music, fireworks and holiday lights. , melinda davenport and ben wagner will co-host the event. if you can't make it in person, you can watch it live, right here on wisn 12 at 6:30 p.m. joyce: and they are going to have some nice weathe

((patrick walker)) a four-acre experiment in farming in the desert... ((duff taylor/managing "conditions in pahrump are difficult, it's hot, occasionally it's windy, we've only had 2 rains during the entire 120-day growing period." )) ((patrick walker)) the crop: hemp. a relaxing in federal regulations in 2014... and change in state law last year... make it possible to grow hemp on the up-and-up. ((duff taylor/managing member, pahrump green fields ventures llc: "industrial hemp is a cannabis plant that less than .03% thc in it, so this has been specifically exempted from the controlled substances act.")) ((patrick walker)) duff tayo farms licensed to grow industrial hemp in nevada. and it's the first to bring a successful harvest. ((duff taylor/managing member, pahrump green fields ventures llc: "the hanging method is going to be the most efficient for us, and that's what you see here, you see about 7,000 pounds of crop.")) ((patrick walker)) ultimately... the harvest will yield twice that amount. the hemp has less than three-tenths of a percent of t-h-

he defeats patrick murphy by a pretty wide margin. let's go to craig patrick now because craig, you went out on a limb early on to call this race for the state of florida, and back there looking at the broward numbers, really, it was all about that, wasn't if? >> >> well, we were first to call at 10:06. we weren't really going out on a limb because we're looking at math here. what we have is 10:06, roughly 99% of the vote in. you have hillary clinton trailing by more than 138,000 votes at that moment. we say okay, can hillary clinton make that up? what's the maximum number of votes she can make up. we looked at broward county. it h states, and broward county delivered. donald trump's number actually went up a little bit because you had some rural panhandle counties that were delivering in a very big way for donald trump. he was washing out hillary clinton's gains in broward. we said okay, what about miami-dade, no. 100% in. what about palm beach county? no. it wasn't there. this was a replay of 2014. we've seen this story before excep

patrick has new information. patrick: the comes from the u.s. department of housing and urban development. they gathered the numbers during a single night in january. on that day, tens of thousands of volunteers across the nation look for and count homeless people on the streets, in emergency shelters and in transitional housing. here's what was found in wisconsin. in january of this year, 5,685 people were experiencing homelessness. that's a 10.2% drop from january 2010. most of the homeless were in 410 were unsheltered. there was a 15% drop since 2010 in the number of families with children experiencing homelessness. veteran homelessness dropped by 32%. the obama administration's plan to prevent and end homelessness is called opening doors. it started in 2010. joyce: while we are dealing with unseasonably warm weather, the first snowfall of the season forced traffic on a major colorado interstate to come to a halt. interstate 70 was closed in several places due to accidents, and cars sliding into ditches. one crash was fatal. another accident

patrick walker is live near north 5th and ann... with more on the business boom. ((patrick walker)) list. the iconic property will become a mixed-use development... and there are already infrastructure improvements happening around the property. but that's not all... it's been a busy year for the city. <<< ((patrick walker)) 2016 has been a good year for the city of north las vegas. just this month... city officials announced amazon and the honest company are bringing 15 hundred jobs to this warehouse complex... still under construction. dollars of economic impact over the next 10 years. ((ryann juden/north las vegas asst. city manager: "the revenues projected for state and local government is around $60 million, so they're going to be great contributors to the community.")) ((patrick walker)) ryann juden is in charge of economic development for north las vegas. he says five fortune 500 companies... including amazon... have established a presence in the city in 2016. the reason they are moving here: less red tape. ((ryann juden/north las vegas asst. city manager:

patrick is tracking what will have you talking. patrick: no surprise. there's lots of election chatter online. today we learned more about how , social media played a role in the election. facebook reports 115 million people around the world generated more than 716 million likes, twitter says more than 75 million election-related tweets were sent by 3:00 this morning. that's more than double the 31 million sent on election day four years ago. as for google, trump also won that contest. google says more searches were performed for him than hillary clinton from sunday to tuesday. uproar over a chocolate bar. outraged over changes to the toblerone bar. the makers of the candy bar have widened the gaps between their famous chocolate triangles. the company blames the change on higher ingredient costs. but customers say it would have been better to shorten the bar, instead of making the gaps bigger. a night-time school custodian is being recognized for going the extra mile and bringing smiles to students. he works in new hampshire. every night ron munsey vacu

patrick has more with a look ahead. patrick: we'll start with that early thanksgiving dinner. it's free. christ the king lutheran church in delafield is serving a day-before-thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. it is the church's fifth year doing it. this year, they're extending a special invitation to members of the military, the elderly, homeless, or anyone looking for company this holiday season. it you're interested, it starts at 3:00 p.m. also tomorrow, a harry potter party for kids. hosting "fantastic beasts and where to find mp or co--- where to find them." it's for kids in second grade through sixth grade. the librarians will serve as hogwarts adjunct professors, teaching magical arts and more muggle information. there are two sessions, one from 9:00 to noon, the other from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. the library is encouraging kids to dress as their favorite potter character. kathy: an accused drunk driver runs over himself with his truc coming up, what happened to the truck after he fell out of it. kathy: then, the president hands out the medal of freedom today. ? think of your fello

((patrick walker)) patrick walker... 8 news now. ((paul joncich)) >> if you have any information on the sp deer poaching... you can call operation game thief. the number is 1-800-992-3030. there's a 3-thousand dollar reward for tips leading to an arrest and conviction./// ((christianne klein)) >>> a mother of an alleged bullying victim takes the stand her emotional testimony on why says the school disctrict failed them when it comes to controlling the calssroom./// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news this is 8 news now at six-thirty. ((paul joncich)) >>> it was an emotional day in court as the mother of an alleged bullying victim takes the stand. ((christianne klein)) >>> the clark county school district is fighting a civil lawsuit for reportedly failing to protect two students from their aggressor. ((paul joncich)) >> 8 news now reporter karen castro was inside the courtroom for the final day of testimony. ((karen castro)) overwhelmed with emotion, the mother of an alleged bullying victim walks off the stand after test

>> patrick: the hatred is basically from the south side. >> bruce: of course it is. >> patrick: i meany? why the viciousness and hatred? >> bruce: all right. to be around cub fans is to hate them. >> cub fans: let's go, cubbies! cubs all the way! woo! yeah, baby! ♪ >> patrick: i just, i can never bring myself to understand their hatred of us. >> cub fan: yeah, cubbies! woo! number one! go, cubs, go! yeah! >> anthony: so they're -- they're cursed. their historic destiny is to be losers. >> bruce: yes. and like they say, any team can have a bad century. the cubs are working on having two bad centuries. >> anthony: right. topo gigio is a massive italian-american joint in the old town that serves up much better than you think old school stuff like scallops and pesto cream sauce for bruce here and squid ink pasta with shrimp for buzzkill. my veal saltimbocca is most excellent, and the long festering dispute across from me only makes my food taste better. >> anthony: is bruce's attitude atypical or typical? >> patrick: uh it's uh extremely -- >> anthony: or is he a relative moderate? >> patr

does president barack obama help patrick murphy? >> well, i think president barack obama is a superstar and first lady michelle obama is a superstar and i believe hillary clinton is going to do well in florida and hillsborough county which this is where you pick president. and some of the lift is going to help patrick murphy. if he gets across the finish line, it's a tough line to cross, it will be because of those surrogates. >> and i-4 corridor in another segment. when we come back, are some voters casting more than one ballot? are some voting where they legally cannot vote? there are always questions like this, suspicion, voter fraud? who knows. but are they warranted concerns? that's the bigger question. we will look when we come back. we traveled the world them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. publix. where shopping is a pleasure. bob buesing... on the record. he sues tax payers to cover the outrag

joyce: patrick is looking ahead. patrick: harley davidson is offering free entry to the museum for all active military, veterans, and their families. the veterans appreciation event starts tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning. the deal lasts through sunday. you will have to show a valid military or veteran's id. the motor bar and restaurant also offers a military discount. head start on your christmas shopping. the packers' pro shop is offering a black friday sale tomorrow and saturday. there will be discounts on clothes, tailgating gear along with ornaments and decorations. and potawatomi is already thinking about new years eve. general admission tickets go on sale at noon. a ticket includes parking, coat check, party favors and a complimentary champagne toast. the party is new years eve starting at 8:00 p.m. kathy: it is already a happy and emotional time of year. joyce: meet one family that just got a little bigger. kathy:he congratulates the cleveland cavs , how he brought politics into >> all right, you know how to

kathy: patrick is following a unique auction. patrick: the auction is called souvenirs of disneyland. california's van eaton galleries is holding the auction tomorrow. it'll feature more than 1,000 rare and never-before-seen items from the theme park over the last six decades. souvenirs, and other collectibles. the auction also features items that come from the estate of the late disney icon annette funicello. proceeds from those items will benefit her namesake research fund for neurological diseases. well this next story takes , selfies to a new level. snap a pic while tipping back a bottle of soda. the selfie bottle was created by an ad agency for coca-cola israel. it's a camera that mounts on the bottom of a coke bottle. it takes a picture when the bottle is tilt angle. the pictures can be shared on social media. the selfie bottle will be used at an outdoor festival in israel. and it's estimated that 90% of , us experience an earworm at least once a week. that's when you get a song stuck in your head. mary moloney reports on w

you have to vote for hillary, for patrick. people who put you ahead of politics, who are ready to work and move the country forward. here's the bottom line. here is the bottom line. there is something more fundamental at stake in this election than any policy or plan. it is about the character of this country. who are we? what do we stand for? what do we project around the world? when hillary was young, her mother taught her, do all the thing -- all the good you can for all the people you can in all the ways you can for as long as you can. that is what she believes. that is the idea she believes she can summon from all of us in this country. that is what america is about. what a make some -- what makes america great, the reason why people around the world have looked up to us and want to come here, is not because of the size of our military. it is not become its -- because of our wealth. it is because the country was founded on the idea that we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. that we are i

thank you, patrick, for your reporting.with us. >> we've been getting reaction with patrick in cuba, the reaction in miami. over the next 24 hours we will be getting you as the world wakes up to this news the reaction across the world. cnn's matt rivas joins us from beijing. matt, it would be very interesting to know if there has been any official reaction in beijing at this very early stage. there mig not have been yet. if not, how do you think this is going to go down where you are? >> reporter: well, no official reaction from the chinese government yet or state media. frankly, typically we see these kind of things come out in chinese state media where the media outlets run by the government will post a generic statement. that i think is what we can expect when that does happen. i think when it does happen you are going to hear the chinese government give a relatively favorable view, probably speak very, very nicely about fidel castro. but if this had happened, you know, 30, 40 years ago that might not have been the case.

patrick walker... 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) >>> so now that the logo and team name are picked.... what made them choose those ones? sports 8 director chris maathius is here with details. ((chris maathuis)) there was five months in between the time the city was awarded a franchise and the name and logo were revealed. five months to the day. but its impact will last forever. with the name reveal... las vegas now has a major league sports identity. when somebody says 'golden knights' they'll think of las vegas... it'll take a little time, perhaps a few seasons, but it'll happen. it's more then just a name on a shirt, owner bill foley wants his fans and players to understand what it means to be a knight. (( )) bill foley/majority owner: "the knight protects the unprotected, defends the realm, never gives up never gives in always advances never retreats and that's what our team is going to be." gary bettman/commish: " this wanted we approved it and we watched the evolution and we thought that this was going to be v