pettis is set to fight max holloway one week from saturday in toronto. the winner becomes the ufc's interim featherweight champion. pettis won his last fight in august, snapping a three match losing streak. to our big story now, let the recount begin. kathy: we are 15 hours away from presidential election. the recount in milwaukee county will start at 9:00 tomorrow morning at the milwaukee election commission's warehouse on the south side. the public is welcome to come and observe, but you must bring a photo id. 130 workers will spend the next 12 days counting more than 444,000 ballots by machine. they'll send the results each night to the state which will , post updates online. the deadline to finish the recount is 8:00 december 12. p.m.,>> are excited about this, and i know our staff is ready for it. we accept the challenge. joyce: there are a lot of logistics involved. the ballots had to be moved from the courthouse to the warehouse. kathy: wisn 12 news political reporter kent wainscott is there. the ballots are under tight security. >> that's right.

petty is fired up. think about the attitude and the effort the jets had to give to get back in this game. down 14-0 after 2 1/2 minutes in the game. falling behind by two touchdowns early on. no give, no quit in this team. >> greg: tonight on cbs begins with an interview with the prime minister of israel followed by "the dick van dyke show" and "madam secretary" only only cbs. what to you think the attitude is on the 49ers sidelineright now? >> trent: go for the win. you have three time-outs. you have 38 seconds. here's the team that all afternoon has looked at breaking a 11-game losing streak. the lead has gone by the board for the moment. you and write here when they played new england. they looked good in the first two quarters, three quarters in. it was a three-point game going into the fourth. this team has shown flashes just like they showed flashes in the first half when they almost amassed three -- 300 yards: -- fence. now they've gone flat. >> greg: they have all three time-outs remaining. shep

another setback for u-f-c fighter anthony pettis. the milwaukee native failed to make weight for tomorrow night's featherweight fight at pounds over the 1-hundred-45 pound limit. he can still fight, but it won't be for the interim featherweight title. and u-f-c president dana white is not happy - he says pettis is too old and too big to make that weight. pettis also has to pay a fine - 20 percent of his winnings from the fight. the good news, brewers fans? dexter fowler has left the cubs. the bad news? he's still a rival. fowler signs with the cardinals - a five year deal worth more than 82 million dollars. he was a free agent last year, but came back to chicago on a one-year deal and that worked out o-k fowler, who won a world series and cashed in. would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you

pettis.connection to mr pettis. pettis. pettis says he is offering a reward for information on the the identities of the two people from this morning. 3 milwaukee police are asking for help in idenfying this man. they say robbed a outside a citgo gas station on the city's northwest side early this morning.the man showed a gun.. which turned out to be fake.. and demanded money.the victim didn't comply and the two got into a struggle where the suspect grabbed cash out of the other's pocket and ran off. a 14 year old caught breaking into a sheboygan garage armed with a butcher knife. police say he admitted to two other gargage burglaries. burglaries.just last week, police arrested three 13-year-olds for burglarizing and vandalising the cargill are in the thousands of dollars. 3 in milwaukee county -- west allis police arrest a boy for making the bomb threat that shut down lincoln intermediate school yesterday. they won't say what grade he's in..nobody was hurt during the evacuation..andno device was ever found. city officials

just search "pettis." a milwaukee teen is behind bars in connection with recent car thefts at an area cemetery. police say the teen approached a victim at valhalla cemetery near silver spring and 91st on novemeber 17th... demanding car keys. investigators are looking into a second similar incident ten days later... where the victim says two young men shocked him with a stun gun while he was visiting his the pocket of my pants, and there the car keys were. and tore my pants all the way down. and then they drove out of the main entrance. milwaukee police say the 16-year-old suspect is also being investigated for two strong arm robberies on the morning of december 2nd. the first at 66th and lisbon... and the second just five minutes later at 74th and hadley. in both... police say he forcibly stole the cars from the drivers. entertainment block - and even a brewery. those are the latest designs the architect and the president of the milwaukee bucks took to milwaukees planning commission. angelica has more in s

still, pettis told our lance allan, he's staying put. anthony pettis 11:09::04 this is my hometown. this is what made me. i feel like myself here and my mentor. i brought the rest of my coaches to milwaukee. my brazilian jiu jitsu coach is hating the weather right now, but this is my hometown. this is where i feel most comfortable. i think that is a huge reason why i had that success. pettis is weight class to 145 pounds for his december 10th m-m-a bout against max holloway. the fight is taking place in toronto. a dentist has resigned from the v-a hospital in tomah .. amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with improperly cleaned equipment. the v-a says the nearly 600 veterans who received care from the dentist can receive free screenings for hepatitis b, hepatitis c and hiv. it says the risk of contracting an infection is low. the dentist's name has not been released. before planning tonight's dinner, listen to this recall alert- two million pounds of ready to eat chicken may have been undercooked and could contain bacteria.they were produced from august 20th through nove

and we'll start with you, petty officer. >> what inspired me? i had no immediate family in the military. so i used to see my uncle come in from all these different areas that he shared. and so as soon as i graduated high school in june, i went to live with him down in new orleans. and i signed up for lsu, because i was planning on going to college. but i was going to work with him just to see what he did. and he was doing nothing. so i was like, is this all you do in the coast guard? i can do that. [ laughter ] every time i tell that story -- every time -- i said that in my retirement, and he was like, what? i went with him and i thought, i can do that. although he was a health services technician, nothing to take away from them. i actually went to damage control. damage control is a carpenter, firefighter, welder, and cvr, which they deal with chemical and biological radiation. that would be more challenging for me. he inspired me to come in the military and go into that field. >> thank you. same question for sergeant major maness? >> can you h

tom petty will be headlining at the marcus amphetheater. summerfest hasn't made the official announcement but petty's tour website lists two dates at the marcus amphitheater, july 5 & 6. summerfest's website just has a teaser saying "tomorrow" with a tom petty quote from his song "running down a dream" "there's something good waitg christmas came early for one summerfest regular.after completing a national tour... milwaukee musician trapper schoepp came home to quite a surprise... get this... a 100 year old baby grand piano gifted to him by a fan. scheopp says a piano like this... has been on his wishlist for quite sometime. schoepp... who also teaches music.... released a new up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4 --crossing the aisle.. which democrat donald trump is interviewing for his cabinet today.. also-- pete zervakis has an update on the recount efforts in wisconsin.. how many ballots are left and happening now-- now at 6:30-- now at 6:30-- business? why ?a government shutdown-- could happen at 12-01 tomorrow morning and what l

petty is the third summerfest headliner announced. red hot chili peppers play opening night, wednesday, june 28. pink will perform sunday, july 2. tickets for both those shows are already on sale. new at 6:00, a historic day for the wisconsin state patrol. kathy: captain tony burrell was officially promoted to major. burrell is only the second african-american ever to be promoted to this rank in the state patrol. >> is an honor and privilege. i am looking forward to the opportunity that this position allows me to have. i believe hard work pays off. being with the patrol for 26 years, you get the knowledge and experience to do this job. kathy: burrell was the commanding officer in charge when trooper ryan casper was killed on his first day on the job. burrell helped carry trooper casper from the shooting scene. patrick: fake news versus real news, it's becoming a real issue. so how do you deal with it? plus, democrats looking for a way to connect with voters. soledad o'brien tackles those issues and more this week on "matter of fact."

just search "pettis." thousands of fans celebrated a much- needed green bay packers' win this weekend. but, at least one fan did his celebrating from a jail cell. police say 24-year-old nathan me- leski of slinger stiffed the game. officials say he got drunk-- lost his friends-- and lost his phone. so, he took a 111- mile cab ride to richfield! but when he got there - he bolted - stiffing the driver. deputies tracked him through the snow to a nearby bar. me-leski now faces up to nine months in jail and a ten-thousand dollar fine a milwaukee teen is behind bars in connection with recent car thefts at an area cemetery. police say the teen a near silver spring and 91st on novemeber 17th... demanding car keys. investigators are looking into a second similar incident ten days later... where the victim says two young men shocked him with a stun gun while he was visiting his parents' grave site. finally, they came over and tore the pocket of my pants, and there the car keys were. and tore my pants all the way dow

tom petty? stops in milwaukee. 3 but right now meteorologist justin thompson gee has a lot to talk about weather wise 3 ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky. chilly with highs in the low to middle 20s but feeling like the low teens due to the wind. wind: nw 5-15 mph.tonight: some clouds while staying partly cloudy. lows in the low teens with wind chills from 00 to 100. wind: w 5-10 mph. weekend: saturday starts out with a little bit of sunshine before clouds increase. stays chill saturday with highs in the low 20s but feeling closer to 100. snow arrives by saturday late rn early evening. light snow continuous saturday night and all day sunday before wrapping up sunday morning. highs on sunday will be close to the freezing mark in the lower 30s. too early for a total event snow prediction, but by noon on sunday most of southeast wisconsin will have 3 3 all roads have been treated but you may still encounter some slick areas. be sure to give yourself s

for first petty moment that made me laugh is when he exhibits character he he talks to the fbi agent watch what he does with his alcohol, really. >> it is not about the label, it is about em fire. everybody want to be king. >> why are you looking at he like that, for real. >> who does that. >> that was petty. if you dump it, at least throw tonight his face, headache it worth something. >> you don't do that, you drink it. it was free. >> yes. >> you know, it is holiday season you just don't let alcohol, you though, get wasted like that. that is what karen hepp is saying, karen, lease. >> yes. >> you don't do that. >> throw it down. >> down it. >> and then you throw the cup down, you don't waste it. >> next petty award goes to of course, luscious, he has been wanting to mess up angelo and cookie. he had his chance but watch what he does with the balloons >> cookie, that is not what happened. i warned you. >> why? why to you release balloons. is that what we do. >> he is letting go. >> i thought, that scene was more petty was claire huxtable smacking down microphone. here in news we wor

pettis say he plans to continue his work with milwaukee youth. but first he has to focus on winning the feather-weight title this weekend. stressing about the holidays? still ahead-- we have some tips to help you "keep calm and christmas on!" plus-- why this cleveland meteorologist refuses to shave. the story behind his [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. likely this morning otherwise mostly cloudy with a few flurries possible. highs will reach into the upper 30s. staying mainly cloudy and becoming breezy tonight with lows around 20. blustery and very cold the rest of the week with high temperatures only reaching into the 20s. wind chills will be in the teens. a few flurries are possible thursday then a better ch

just search "pettis." the mayor of green bay is sentenced to community service...after violating the state's campaign finance law. to three misdemeanors in court today. a judge sentenced him to do 40 hours of community service and pay a 4-thousand dollar fine. schmitt is required to do both within 60 days. "i did not fully understand the campaign finance laws. and i should've had an accountant or an attorney handle my account campaign booking and reports. none of this is an excuse, it is as i said, an explanation." schmitt says he will finish his current term but is unsure if a dentist resigns amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with dirty instruments. the dentist worked at the v-a in tomah. an investigation was launched after a dental assistant reported last month that the dentist hadn't properly cleaned equipment. the dentist's name wasn't released. 592 veterans who received care from the dentist can receive free screenings for hepatitis b, hepatitis c and hiv. what a difference a week makes

patrick: coming up in sports, what happened to ufc fighter and milwaukee-native anthony pettis today that's never happened to him before. adrienne: plus, why one badgers star is treating tomorrow's in-state showdown against marquette like any other game. stephanie sutton is next in sports. but here are tonight's winning first, lottery numbers. janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. fell to the hawks tonight at the bmo harris bradley center 114-110. what makes the loss even worse, milwaukee blew a 20-point halftime lead. here's head coach jason kidd after the game. >> we did not come out with that same in tent in t

pettis posted the surveillance video on his facebook page. it shows the unidentified men trying to get into a cadillac parked in the driveway. they then open the unlocked door of a white range rover and steal items from that car. the car break in comes a month after someone set fire to three of pettis' cars also parked in the driveway of his south side a neighbor caught that fire on video. no one was arrested in that incident either. kathy: the mild temperatures have kept the snow away so far, leaving local road crews waiting for that first major storm. as wisn 12 news hillary mintz explains new at 6:00 when the , first flakes do fall, waukesha county has a plan that could make for faster and cheaper plowing. reporter: it's a lot of ground to cover. >> state and county highways. reporter: since waukesha county is responsible for clearing both kinds of roads all winter long, they're looking to make things easier on their equipment, crews and budget. >> plus money, plus fuel, plus time. reporter: highway operations manager, peter chladil says a

pettis never said the amount of the reward he's offering in the latest case. a scare for a homeowner in washington county. a bullet hit her patio door. the washington county sheriff's office says it happened saturday afternoon at a home in the town of trenton. the bullet made it into the house, striking a closet door. no one was hurt. bullets flew outside the milwaukee county courthouse this morning. milwaukee police tell us the shooter fired at two people near 9th and state. they weren't hurt, but a car was pierced by a bullet. police arrested the suspect, who they say knew the victims because of a criminal court case. joyce: despite our lack of snow, winter parking rules kick in tomorrow. that means look up and read the signs. on most roadways, you can park on just one side of the street, depending on if it's an even or odd-numbered day. you can sign up for text alerts to learn about snow emergency declarations by calling 414-286-city. one of the more fun parts of winter returned tonight. patrick: the holiday lites are back at miller valley. miller says this

. >> i rise today to honor the naval petty chief officer who became america's first combat casualty in this -- in syria. he enlisted in the military inid the navy. he had a distinguished career finishing his time as one of the most dangerous in the military as the bomb disposal expert.f it is one of the two main headquarters of isis. he was a decorated sailor and won every award there was including the bronze star in 19 different awards and differe accommodations. it was for the american service member in the operation in harwich resolve. i wish we were paying more attention to this and that is where i want to devote the rest of my comments. we began the operation againstet isis on august 7, 2014 and he announced that the time we were engaging in targeting airstrikes because of their advanced order. order. there was a u.s. consulate in the deal so that was part of the president's inherent power to defend the nation to protect the consulate but within a few weeks we completely protected the american interest and president obama said now is the time to go on offense against isis. he appe

we told you about crime targetting anthony pettis. lindsay davernport spoke to him today. >> reporter: he's been a professional fighter for a decade. now anthony pettis is getting ready for one the >> i'm a champion or nothing. >> in october. someone set his car on fire in the middle of the night. >> he lost three cars and a boat. >> whoever did it, it's a weird kind of thing. >> then, just last month, caught on camera, two entering his s.u.v. outside of his house. happens. >> i hear about the misdirection, it's sad to see. >> while preparing to fight this weekend, the choice to remain living and working in the city he loves he mains the same. >> i stayed here. my dad is here. everything is in this place, i can't leave this pl city and the championship. adrienne: pattize is fighting max holloway at the air canada center in toronto, you can watch it on paper view. adrienne: a teenager is in custody in connection with a bump and run. the victim spoke about the attack. she told us her s.u.v. was returned by police hours after a 16-year-o

pettis.connection to mr pettis. pettis. 3 pettis is offering a reward for information on the the identities of the two suspects. 3 looking ahead -- the presidental recount will begin at 9 o'clock this morning. green party presidential in 3-and-a-half million dollars for the recount. recount.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live with a closer look at what's happening today.kyle? we are at the milwaukee county courthouse this morning and inside sits the milwaukee county clerks office. and they have been busy over the past several days preparing for the recount. workers will begin recounting milwaukee county's ballots--at 9 am.a process county officials say will take right up to the 8 pm, december 12th deadline.milwaukee county election officials say they are re than 444-thousand ballots. municipalities are assigned a time to come and count their votes-- every day about 130 people will be working.at least 2 sheriff's deputies will guard the ballots at all times during the recount--and in the end- county officials expec

there is a small amount of petty theft, it is a small amount of petty theft, it is true, but that ise downside, of course, somewhere in here, there isa of course, somewhere in here, there is a secret sleeper. who is going to crunch into that for the christmas lunch? president obama has delivered his final christmas message from the white house. sitting alongside his wife michelle, he said it had been an honour to serve 3s wife michelle, he said it had been an honour to serve as america's president. merry christmas everybody! one of the best parts of the holiday season is spending time with the special people in your life and for me that means getting some help from my best friend for our annual christmas weekly address. given how our first christmas weekly address went, i realised that barack needed all the help he could get. this is our first christmas in the white house and... what?! stop! you know what? you got to stop it! laughter. all right, you got to get it together. you are going to have to pull it together, potus. celebrating the holidays in the white house over these past e

today anthony pettis doesn't make weight, he'll fight max holloway at ufc 206 but not for the interim featherweight championship.this adds another crazy level to showtime's 2016. ((anthony pettis says it's been a crazy training camp...i mean i had some crazy stuff happen to my house in milwaukee. to some small little injuries i had to deal with.and then too, the announcement that i'm fighting for a title so merr bucks ahd hawks tonight at the b-c, we'll preview it at the "mega millions" jackpot is 43 million. we'll have the winning "mega millions" numbers tonight on "live at ten." coming up on "the now milwaukee" at 6:30:imagine walking into your home, to find a 100 year old baby grand piano. that's what happened for one local musician. tonight, how the spectacular insturment ended up in his house. the n-b-c nightly news is [holiday music] when it's time to deck the halls in here get up to $60 off select game cameras. for everything on their list, shop in-store and online at cabelas.com. y2762y yvpy >>> tonight -- polar plunge. a dangerous blast of arctic air rolls in. 45 states below

heartbreakers. [ cheers and applause ] tom petty and the heartbreakers. they're going back on tour in honor of their 40th anniversary. it is really exciting news. i cannot wait. here to tell us more about the tour, live from his recording man himself, tom petty! [ cheers and applause ] tom, thanks for joining us. are you looking forward to the upcoming tour? >> yeah, jimmy, i'm really excited. should be a lot of fun. >> jimmy: yeah. that's great. [ laughter ] do you know what songs you're going to play? >> yeah, jimmy, i'm really excited. should be a lot of fun. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. well, any -- any chance that you can hook >> yeah, jimmy, i'm really excited. should be a lot of fun. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, tom, i think i know what's going on. you're not actually live. you just sent us one clip of you saying the same generic answer. is that right? >> yeah, jimmy, i'm really excited. [ laughter ] should be a lot of fun. >> jimmy: you know what, i'm going to test this out. who was the 14th president of the united states? >> fran

tom petty and the heartbreakers will not only be headlining one night at the big gig next summer --- but two nights! summerfest tweeted out this tease last night...but on tom petty's 2017 tour page - the band already announced they will be performing at summerfest on july 5th and 6th. summerfest also announcing a major project-- milwaukee world festival and u.s. cellular announced a new ten-year agreement -- including a brand 20-17, the u.s. cellular connection stage will be torn down, moved slightly and replaced in time for the 2018 festival. the new venue will be able to hold at least 9-thousand people. and they'll add a 25-foot l-e-d screen-- the largest on the festival grounds. the last of the "mercury 7" has died. coming up - the reactions to former astronaut john glenn's death. plus -- at least three people are dead after a large pileup in michigan. the snowy conditions causing plus -- strong winds bring down trees in washington state. how many are injured due to the [holiday music] it's time to deck the halls in here so you can help them get out there. for families who love th

pettis. 3 pettis is offering a reward for information on the the identities of the two suspects. 3 west allis police arrested a boy for making the bomb threat that shut down lincoln intermediate school this week. they won't say what grade he's in..nobody was hurt during the evacuation..and no device was ever found. city officials are pushing for charges.mayor dan devine tweeted out last night.. "just dont do it kids" 3 milwaukee police are asking for help idenfying this man. they say he robbed a person outside a citgo gas station on the city's northwest side early yesterday morning.police say the man showed a gun.. and demanded money.the victim didn't comply... and the two got into a struggle. the suspect grabbed cash out of the other's pocket and ran off. 3 a city initiative will take aim at a deadly problem in milwaukee county today. with drug overdoses on the rise -- people are being asked to get rid of their unused medications through a sponsored program. cbs 58's julie parise..is live with the details this morning. the drug mail back program is using the post office to fight the op

pettis say he plans to continue his work with milwaukee youth. but first he has to focus on winning the feather-weight title this weekend. the counting continues across wisconsin. today is day 5 of the election recount. more than a million votes have been counted so far-- but there results. the deadline to complete the recount is 8 o'clock on monday, december 12th. only six counties have completely finished-- but the wisconsin elections commission says all of the counties are on track to finish their work in time. assembly speaker robin vos says his bumpy ride-along in an ambulance shows the state needs more money for roads. but fellow republicans say that...would be a waste of tax dollars. political reporter theo keith in the newsroom with the g-o-p infighting. this comes a day before a hearing in madison on the transportation department's proposed budget -- which slashes major projects in milwaukee and racine counties because there isn't enough money. look at this! holy cow! i cant even imagine what it would be like to be sitting in there in th

pettis says he's happy to be home. this is my hometown. this is what made me. i feel like myself herethis is where i feel most comfortable. is a huge reason why i had that success. pettis is dropping from his usual 155 weight class to 145 pounds december 10th m-m-a bout against max holloway. the fight is taking place in toronto. still ahead on live at daybreak-- the four things you need to know before you start your day.including... what's next for the officer who was just cleared of wrong-doing in now it's time for your "four to know" this morning.we start with ann sterling-- she's in wauwatosa where an officer was ?just cleared in a deadly shooting. the video is 28 seconds long. the family has said they want the public to see this video. but we do want to warn you, it is disturbing this is what transpired between the officer and jay anderson.you are looking at just released dash cam video. this is back in june.. officer joseph men-sah was checking on a suspicious vehicle around three in the morning in madison park in wauwatosa. he found jay anderson sleeping.

general area of the petty officer bungalows. this was housing that was important to the families that worked and went to school here. this is unique to the island and it was important because these homes are in proximity of battleship row. ships,ey torpedoed the they flew over these houses. one can only wonder what it was like for luis. she remembered this vividly, this sunday morning that was shattered by bombs that struck the ship. aree structures behind me reconstructed and, on the other side, there is the hope for the national parks service. return this to the neighborhood. the next stop will be battleship row, the main battle line of the pacific fleet. blocksme, concrete represent -- this battleship started at the ahead, the arizona and the repair ship. andng up here, tennessee west virginia. the missouri is, the maryland and the oklahoma. a little further down, the california. that made uphips battleship row. missouri, whohe was commissioned in 1944 and saw action in the pacific. surrender at tokyo day. this museum ship is

those are tom petty lyrics. >> cant wait for that. melinda: a milwaukee man apologizes in court for his role in the death of five-year old laylah petersen. the little girl was sitting on her grandfather's lap when a bullet flew into the house two years ago and killed her. police say the gunmen meant to attack a rival but hit the wrong house. yesterday a judge sentenced arlis gordon to 30 years behind supervision. >> i would like to give my condolences to the family and the friends of laylah petersen, not only because of the tragic incident but because i, too, know the feeling of losing a loved-one close to me. melinda: gordon is the third man sentenced in the crime. the other shooter, carl barrett, was sentenced to 65 years in prison just last week. paul farr, the getaway driver, received five years probation. worth nearly $400,000. according to a criminal complaint, tony tourtillott and anna chaberek worked at separate credit unions in waukesha county but worked together to steal the money. she would use checks from the enterprise cr

cadillac and range rover parked in pettis' driveway. this happened on november 30th. police arrested two of the suspects the same day. police tell us there aren't as many car thefts this year as last. so far in 2016, people reported just more than 5900 cars stolen. in 2015, more than 6800 stolen. to put it in perspective that's a difference of nearly 900 cars. >> wisn 12 news time is 4:35. a delivery driver goes rogue. ben: he drove up with a pizza box pretending to drop off a meal but he walked away with something that didn't belong to him. adrienne: plus, a pig wanders around a senior center spreading joy. how bacon is helping these >> december chill has settled in. this is the camera in waukesha and we have the temperatures early today showing up in the single digits to low teens and staying in the low teens for much of the day. cold snow and cold again. we focus on the first cold, the thursday and coldest wednesday night into thursday and the chills later tomorrow night and thursday into the ten to 20 degree below zero range. arctic high pressure is influencing th

in late october-- 3 cars were set on fi then just last week pettis posted video of people trying to break into cars. you can see one of the thieves appears to reach into the range rover before running way. we're told the suspect is just 13 years old. 'its scary to see where the youth is at. i feel there has to be some changes and i think im in a position where i can make some changes so its up to me to go out there instead of how do i replace my belongs how do i make it right for everybody else.' but first he has to focus on winning the feather-weight title this weekend. a milwaukee teen is behind bars in connection with recent car thefts at an area cemetery. police say the suspect approached a victim at valhalla cemetery near silver spring and 91st on novemeber 17th... demanding car keys. investigators are looking into a second similar incident ten days later... where the victim says two young men shocked him with a stun gun parents' grave site. finally, they came over and tore the pocket of my pants, and there the car keys were. and tore my pants all the way down. and then they drove ou

pettis say he plans to continue his work with milwaukee youth. but first he has to focus on title this weekend. at times this season, the packers have looked rather flat, to put it bluntly. but not so yesterday-- with a real sense of urgency surrounding the team, you can see the intensity of the players, even a normally even-keeled veteran. tim van vooren joins us with the story. ted, every player on the roster has his own way of doing things, and for jordy nelson, that's usually, in a rather understated fashion... but yesterday in a wn receiver is quite demonstrative, showing plenty of fire...... his actions are noticed by his have positive things to react to again next sunday when they host the seattle seahawks.... you're going to want to bust out the heavy coat later this week. weather expert tom wachs joins us now. the snow is done but t way. i'll have your fox6 forecast coming up. plus-- lots of new cars don't come with spare tires anymore. in tonight's contact 6 report-- jenna sachs looks at the alternatives. and next-- why one of the state

tom petty and the heartbreakers... performing two nights for summerfest's 50th. the festival teased fans with a tweet referencing "running down a dream" last night... but tom petty beat summerfest to the punch.... announcing two shows on july 5th and 6th. announcing his pick for the secretary of labor. who it is and why he's already under criticism. the secretary of defense-- making a surprise trip to afghanistan for a holiday visit with u-s troops. the latest on his last planned overseas trip. slippery conditions-- causing major pileups across the country. the latest on the deadly 30-car wreck in michigan. morning.. quiet today but snow arrives tomorrow. stephanie barichello is tracking the system. you are watching the fox 6 you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. a mix of clouds and sunshine today with high temperatures reaching into the low to middle 20s. clouds increase overnight with lows in the teens. two storm systems impact se wi this weekend - the first bringing snow by afternoon/evening saturday. the second system will continue the snow throughout the d

>> first of all, these are petty crimes.rimes in s have actually flat lined, they haven't gone up. but we have had a slight increase in petty crime. we have gone through some criminal -- we had property 47 which realigned some of the criminal penalties that have put it from the state jurisdiction that have taken felonies and made them into misdemeanors. >> what went from a felony to a misdemeanor, what type of crimes? >> it's lower level crimes, so we're talking about these type of crimes you're talking about. >> smash and grab, steal something out of a car? what about the tolerance, the tolerance is a magnet for homelessness. >> the reason why we're having this problem is also because of the realignment that's happened over the last four years, the governor's office and the state legislature which has essentially realigned the jurisdiction of state prisoners to municipalities and that's about 550,000 state prisoners have been pushed to the municipalities. so we're seeing a lot of these petty people coming into the cities, t

those are tom petty lyrics. >> should be a good show. 5:33. melinda: a milwaukee man apologizes in court for his role in the death of five-year old laylah petersen. the little girl was sitting on years ago and killed her. police say the gunmen meant to attack a rival but hit the wrong house. yesterday a judge sentenced arlis gordon to 30 years behind bars and 19 years extended supervision. >> i would like to give my condolences to the family and the friends of laylah petersen, not only because of the tragic incident but because i, too, know the feeling of losing a loved-one close to me. melinda: gordon is the third man sentenced in the crime. the other shooter, carl barrett, was sentenced to 65 years in prison just last week. paul farr, the getaway driver, received five years probation. tim: two bankers charged in an elaborate check writing scheme worth nearly $400,000. according to a criminal complaint, tony tourtillott and anna chaberek worked at separate credit unions in waukesha county but worked together to steal the money. she would use

. >> shannon: a champion, anthony pettis on why he is staying in milwaukee despite recent crimes to his home. >> look at the high temperatures, anywhere between 32 and 35 degrees. like we saw here in milwaukee. these temperatures will feel like a heat wave by the end of overnighted tonight. many of the flurries and rain showers moving into wisconsin. >> shannon: madison police investigating a beating that took place near camp randall stadium. officers say several people got out beating up someone in the car saturday night -- sunday night. everyone but the victim got back in the car. witnesses report hearing gunshots as the car pulled away. police say they found a shell casing on the ground. >>> a dentist has resigned from the v.a. hospital amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with improperly cleaned equipment. the v.a. says that nearly 600 veterans who received care from the dentist can now receive free screenings for hepatitis b and c it says the risk of contracting an infection is low. the dentist's name has not been released. >>> officials at a homeless shelter that lease

in late october-- 3 cars were then just last week pettis posted video of people trying to break into cars. you can see one of the thieves appears to reach into the range rover before running way. we're told the suspect is just 13 years old. 'its scary to see where the youth is at. i feel there has to be some changes and i think im in a position where i can make some changes so its up to me to go out there instead of how do i replace my belongs how do i make it right for everybody else.' but first he has to focus on winning the feather-weight title this weekend. at times this season, the packers have looked rather flat, to put it bluntly. but not so yesterday-- with a real sense of urgency surrounding the team, you can see the intensity of the players, even a normally even-keeled veteran. tim van vooren joins us with the story. ted, every player on the roster has his own way of doing things, and for jordy nelson, that's usually, in but yesterday in a win over the texans, the veteran wide receiver is quite demonstrative, showing plenty of fire...... his actions are noticed by his have

they were caught on surveillance video trying to get into a cadillac and range rover parked in pettis' driveway. this happened on november 30th. police arrested two of the suspects the same day. police tell us there aren't as many car thefts this year as last. so far in 2016, people reported just more than 5900 cars stolen. in 2015, more than 68oo stolen. to put it in perspective that's a difference of nearly 900 cars. >> wisn 12 news time is 5:36. a delivery driver goes rogue. he drove up with a pizza box pretending to drop off a meal but he walked away with something that didn't belong to him. adrienne: plus, a pig wanders around a senior center spreading joy. how bacon is helping these >> weatherwatch 12, keeping an eye on the cold this tuesday morning. we are looking at 12 news time coming in at 5:40 a.m. and early temperatures are showing up in the low to mid teens across the staying for much of the day. not much of a warm up. the temperatures around the metro, 12 west allis. brown deer 13. it is 8 at this hour in watertown and beaver dam and fond du lac. the windchills near 0 an

that's petty and ridiculous. >> i am not trying to be petty and ridiculous. >> it's not just you, steve. >> we have seen donald trump use twitter in a way we have never seen a political leader let alone an incoming president use it before. you mentioned facebook and you mentioned these major companies. here's the ceo of twitter and he's not on the list. >> steve, the conference table was only so big. there was a lot of companies. if you go down the list of the connection companies, you find adtional ones that were not there. this was not an intentional slight and it's ridiculous that you are sitting around -- only so many people can sit around a conference table. it was packed. there were tens if not hundreds of companies and executives dieing to get into this meeting. the idea that twitter is that petty and i have the authority to decide who trump will meet with is ridiculous. >> our shot is about to go down. thank you for joining us. appreciate the time. our shot did just go down. >> i want to bring in michael steele from the republican national commitmentee and a former governor from

that's because for the first time in his professional career pettis missed his weight. he is still able to fight today, but if pettis wins, 20% of his packers host the seahawks tomorrow at lambeau field without key players. carrie has been ruled out. aaron rodgers is also limited in practice but is also expected to play. the forecast is expected to be similar to last week. nice and smelly. the packers are prepared. kickoff is at -- nice and snow we -- and snowy. jeremy: i would recommend leaving early. take your time, get there, and tailgate and have a bite to eat. driving home might be better. a little better because most of the snow will wrap up by sunday evening. we have a lot to talk about. let's get started. we have been talking about traveling. . try to wrap up your travel plans this evening. if you have a holiday party after 7:00 or 8:00 you will encounter snowy roadways on your trip home. tonight, we have a red stoplight meaning snowy conditions and slippery conditions. here are the winter storm impacts from tonight into sunday. 5-8 inches of snow for most of so

those are tom petty lyrics. >> should be a good show, tim. melinda: a milwaukee man apologizes in court for his role in the death of five-year old laylah petersen. the little girl was sitting on her grandfather's lap when a bullet flew into the house two years ago and killed her. police say the gunmen meant to attack a rival but hit the wrong house. yesterday a judge sentenced arlis gordon to 30 years behind bars and 19 years extended supervision. >> i would like to give my condolences to the family and the friends of laylah petersen, not only because of the tragic incident but because i, too, know the feeling of losing a loved-one close to me. melinda: gordon is the third man sentenced in the crime. the other shooter, carl barrett, was sentenced to 65 years in prison just last week. paul farr, the getaway driver, tim: two bankers charged in an elaborate check writing scheme worth nearly $400,000. according to a criminal complaint, tony tourtillott and anna chaberek worked at separate credit unions in waukesha county but worked together to st

. >>> more problems for ufc fighter anthony "showtime" pettis. pettis is offering a reward on information for two people caught on this surveillance video going through his cars in his driveway. you can still see burn marks from when his vehicle was set on don't leave them idling to warm up. wauwatosa police got the first idling car theft reported this season. >>> the metro park domes task force met tonight to craft a long-term plan on the aging landmark. the group considering how to pay for major repairs or for a new facility. restoring the domes could cost more than $70 million. now, surveyed by the county county -- now a survey by the county says most people want to actually rebuild, 49% compared to 44% who want to fix them. >> earlier this year, the domes were closed because of crumbling concrete. the county paid $500,000 to install protective netting. all three of the domes have since reopened. admission is free tomorrow. there'll be a ceremony at 10:00 in the morning to celebrate the reopening. >>> well, check this out a group of cub scouts

>> i think a little bit of it maybe petty and personal. as you mentioned at the beginning of the segment, this has been a very challenging and tension -- contentious election cycle, you know, both bush's obviously, jeb was in the cross hairs during the primary and then obviously, you know, surrounding clintons and the general election. i think that there is some harbored resentment and hurt feelings, so to speak. at the same time some of the former presidents may be apprehensive because they are uncertain about the ability for president elect trump to do the job and they don't want to be present -- trish: yes. i hear you, but -- >> i'm not necessarily agreeing with that point. trish: that's what's going on. do you think it has something to do with family. bill clinton, his wife got beat. george bush, his brother got beat? >> maybe we shouldn't have any clintons or bush's for president. trish: amazing. >> here is the thing f the former presidents are apprehensive about president-elect trump's ability to execute the job, maybe it is their pa

tom petty and the heartbreakers will not only be playing one night next summer --- but two nights! summerfest tweeted out this tease last night...but on tom petty's 2017 tour performing at summerfest on july 5th and 6th. and summerfest also announcing a major project-- milwaukee world festival and u-s. cellular announced a new ten-year agreement -- including a brand new stage. starting right after summerfest 20-17, the u-s cellular connection stage will be torn down, moved slightly and replaced in time for the 2018 festival. the new venue will be able to hold at least nine-thousand people. and they'l screen-- the largest on the festival grounds. lawmakers in south korea vote to impeach their president. ahead on wake up --- who's now in charge of the country. and tributes continue to pour in for astronaut and former senator john glenn who passed away yesterday. ahead a look back at forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello a mix of clouds and sunshine today with high temperatures reaching into the low to middle 20s. clouds increase overnight with lows in the teens. two s

we are going to move to our next stop, and that is the chief petty officer bungalows that were part of the naval air station at pearl harbor. we are here in the general area of the chief petty officer bungalows that were here on december 7, 1981. .his was family housing it was important not only to the men who served here, but for families that worked here and went to school here. this was a complex that was unique to ford island and this naval air station. it was important on december 7. these homes are in the proximity. right behind them is battleship row. the torpedo planes came over and torpedoed the ships, they flew right over these houses. one can only imagine what their sunday morning was like. we took a young girl's oral history. she remembers vividly what it was like and the care of her -- the terror her family endured that sunday morning. these cbo structures -- cpo structures are ones that have been reconstructed. on the other side is one of the original one. is the hope of the national park service to continue to care take for these structures and return them to a 1941 neig