it happened last night near 92nd and plainfield. wisn 12 news tim elliott shows us just how close the family came to danger. >> you know i'll never forget my youngest son screaming. you can't get that out of your head. >> joel hoecherl and his two young sons were enjoying a quiet evening playing video games when all of a sudden a suspected drunk driver's suv came crashing into their kitchen. >> like my house to appear he i literally thought the gas or something, my house blew up. >> it happened just after 8:00 last night at 92nd and plainfield in greenfield, joel was in the basement and ran upstairs to find this. >> it was everywhere. sons weren't hurt. what if someone was in the kitchen? >> they would have been dead. >> you can still see the skid marks here from what happened last night. the homeowner says the vehicle was traveling south here on 92nd street tried to pass someone, lost control, and then barrel rolled here into his home. >> he hit and it cracked and the crack goes all the way through and then all the way up in here .

plainfield north is preparing for the state championship game on saturday. in other words, sucks for you. look, look here, the state athletic association said we can't do anything because the rules state we can't change it but now lawyers have found a overturn a game, a soccer game, but similar situation, so it is possible. >> but is it timing? it has to happen before the game, saturday? >> yeah. the championship game is saturday afternoon. >> are they practicing leading up just in case? >> everybody is practicing just in case, but the game is on this saturday. >> did soccer have the same rules about the decisions are final by the refs? >> applies to all sports. it has to be final because then you could go back in the second quarter and say this ref messed >> look how well -- >> i'm going back to my days and i'm complaining about a few things. >> i want to say t.j. did such a good job with all those follow-up questions. we peppered him. >> come on. what else you got? >> what do you do? right? now you have kids going to court over the end of a game. what kind

the delays back to the plainfield curve. stop and go ride there. 24 minutes from the airport into downtown. maybe try 794, that will do you street. it is the only delay on the system right now. back to you. >> matt, thank you. protests are going on in north dakota and now the state's governor ordered the protestor to leave. tim? tim: governor jack dalrymple is ordering the protesters to move out because their semi-permanent shelters don't follow building weather. the land the protesters are camping on is controlled by the federal government not the state, but dalrymple said he has the power to make the order under the state's disaster legislation. right now there are between two and three thousand protesters camping on the land. officials say they won't take any actions to force the protesters to leave. >> thank you, tim. >> first, to a live look outside. a final check on the commute and i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... >> welcome back. breakin

the error eventually led to a plainfield north victory. the ihsa agreed the ref made a mistake, but said game officials' decisions are final. when the ihsa board refused to and speaking of lawsuits - three people are suing chipotle... over misleading calorie counts. the complaint specifically cites the chorizo burrito. chipotle claims the chicken and pork wrap is about 300 calories...and even pushed it as a "healthy item." the company responded to customer tweets saying the chorizo by itself is 300 calories. but nutrition experts say once cheese, and other extras it adds up to more than 1- thousand calories. the new chorizo burrito was supposed to help chipotle recover for us. we have suffered a great loss today." now at seven --- it's a day of mourning in chattanooga, tennessee following a deadly school bus crash. this morning the driver is in custody --- the charges he's now facing. plus --- a woman is fighting to survive after she's hit by a car overnight here in milwaukee. ahead what police sath the moment of impact. good morning and w

it happened around 8:00 last night near 92nd and plainfield. police say an suv went through a fence, rolled over, and crashed into a house. there were people inside the house at the time, but no one was hurt. police say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. melinda: looking ahead now, lawmakers will talk about milwaukee's water supply and how to keep your family safe. hilly mintz is live with a look ahead. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, melinda. the task force is meeting this the solutions to lead problems, possibly lurking underground. the lead pipes and faucets could allow the toxic chemical to seep it. they are looking additives and looking at the filters. a group will be protesting at the meeting and calling for the officials to do more. that the long term fix could mean they have to replace all of the lead lateral pipes and that could take years, that meeting is happening at 9:00 a.m. at city hall. >> today is veterans day. many businesses are offering free services to veterans, including the harley davidson there is

charges for driving a vehicle into a house last night.it happened in greenfield, near 92nd and plainfield. police say the 27-yeaold driver jumped a curb and slammed into the side of the house. three no one inside was hurt: i thought my house blew up. it literally shook the whole house. the neighbors heard it, anit shook pictures off that neighbor and that neighbors house off the wall. it was crazy. police think the driver ?may have been drinking before the crash. once he's released from the hospital, he'll be taken to jail. saluting our heroes on this veteran's day.george mallet is in the newsroom with a few stories, new on live at 5... thanks charles and shannon first wetr airforce veteran in mequon, one of eight brothers who served our country. his memories of his honor flight and the korean war. and then we head to east troy, to meet a world war two veteran who shares his secret to a successful marriage.both of these inspiring veteran's day stories, coming up on live at 5... lots of people are feeling stress and anxiety over tuesday's election.for some... it can pose very real ?health?

also a few delays up through the plainfield curve. you need the sunglasses this morning. >> yes, the sunrise 6:34. we see 64 degrees for today. plenty of sunshine. high clouds rolling in later. a few light showers election morning. >> we want to congratulate sal one more time. >> 30 years ago awalked into this building. this building. >> "g.m.a." is up next. over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using c is responsible putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, s

. >> make a level plainfield for everyone. what inspections have there been for any operating without any inspections? >> he makes a good point. lyft and uber tell us they leave the recalls up to individual owners. we found vehicles from the companies that needed work, from air bags that can explode, we don't know. uber took us to portland, seattle to block the release of the public database. >> we found the outstanding recall rate on ride shares around the same 25%, the same lousy lottery you hope to never win because without access to the vehicle identification number or vin passengers have no way to tell. >> be safe when you are inside meaning buckling up and sitting in the back seat. >> the fixes are typically easier. get the car's vin, go online and type it in. do it now for your own car. >> of course many of you have weighed in on this issue voting in our poll. more than 100 of you. it is overwhelming that yes ride sharing companies do need to get their recalls fixed. here with us is noah. what are you hearing from peopl

unsuccessfully that the trade of strengthen workers' rights and environmental rights and level the plainfield and consequences will be good for american workers and businesses. that's a complex argument to make when people remember plants closing and jobs being off short. part of what i think this election reflected was people wanting that course direction that you message around stopping surges of immigration, not creating new trade deals that may be unfair. i think those were themes that played a prominent role in the campaign. as we shift to government, my sure we have an orderly, lawful immigration process. if it is orderly, and lawful, immigration is good for our economy. it keeps this country young and dynamic, we have entrepreneurs and strivers who come here will to take risks and that's part of the reason why america's historically has been successful and part of the reason why our economy is stronger and positions than most of our competitors is because we got a younger population that's more dynamic. when it comes to trades, i think when you are governing it will become increasingly

unsuccessfully that the trade of strengthen workers' rights and environmental rights and level the plainfield and consequences will be good for american workers and businesses. that's a complex argument to make when people remember plants closing and jobs being off short. part of what i think this election reflected was people wanting that course direction that you message around stopping surges of immigration, not creating new trade deals that may be unfair. i think those were themes that played a prominent role in the campaign. as we shift to government, my sure we have an orderly, lawful immigration process. if it is orderly, and lawful, immigration is good for our economy. it keeps this country young and dynamic, we have entrepreneurs and strivers who come here will to take risks and that's part of the reason why america's historically has been successful and part of the reason why our economy is stronger and positions than most of our competitors is because we got a younger population that's more dynamic. when it comes to trades, i think when you are governing it will become increasingly

this deer with a rope around its neck after recieving a call to the 100 block of main street in plainfield over the weekend. officers say its antlers had been removed and it appeared as though the animal had been dragged to the spot. an invesigation with the d-n-r is now underway. elsewhere -- the dubuque community school district now has a committee to book. the 11-person committee met for the first time today to talk about the perks of being a wallflower--a book assigned to students this year at hempstead high school. this after a formal complaint brought forward by a concerned parent -- alleging the book contains graphic material, and normalizes drug and alcohol use. we'll have much more on this coming up tonight on the kwwl news at ten. in a kwwl follow-up a grand jury face criminal charges for shooting a man. it happened near coe college in cedar rapids during a traffic stop at the beginning of the month. kwwl's kristin rogers explains how this process will work--kristin? the jury will be made up of seven people-- chosen randomly from the community-- it will take five of them voting i

the ref rightly called a penalty on fenwick but incorrectly awarded plainfield what's called an untimed down. an extra play. they kicked a field goal and ultimately won in overtime. play at that point. >> reporter: the rules also clearly state referee's decisions are final. the athletic association refused to overturn the outcome. even after acknowledging and apologizing for the error. plainfield district officials say they empa thiedz with fenwick and they should be proud however they're preparing for the state championship game on saturday. in other words, sucks for you. look, look here, the state athletic association said we can't do rules state we can't change it but lawyers found a case from 2009 where they did overturn a soccer game. >> timing. it has to happen before the game, saturday? >> yeah, the championship game is saturday afternoon. >> are they practicing leading up just in case. >> everybody is practicing just in case but on this standby. >> did soccer have the same rules about the decisions are final by the refs. >> applies to all sports. it has to be final because then

on october 2, plainfield, indiana police pulled over robert paul harris--a licensed airline it's unclear whether harris was reporting to work to fly a commercial plane. police noted bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, and trouble using his hands. court documents show harris blew a .29... over three times the legal limit. he entered a plea of not guilty and his case is set for trial in january. but within days of his arrest, a judge ordered his driver's license be suspended immediately. but that wouldn't keep him out of the cockpit. b requirement in the federal aviation regulations that you have a driver's license at all. bob duncan is a flight instructor and attorney who's represented pilots arrested for drunk driving. he says the faa does its own comprehensive investigation into drunk driving arrests. their response depends on many factors including the pilot's medical and criminal history. bob duncan: i would say the faa process has been very effective in keeping pilots with alcohol problems under control. in the sense that public safety lael hill with mothers against drunk driving is conc

it happened just after eight tonight near 92nd and plainfield. according to witnesses -- the driver was speeding when it lost control. you can see the truck plowed through the fence and hit the house. no word on the severity of the driver's injuries. new tonight. keeping his memory alive... and still searching for his killer. outside of a friend's home near 12th and reservoir. tonight -- friends and family gathered there to honor him. the suspect-- dwayne chaney -- has been charged, but has not been arrested. his cousin has a message for milwaukee. arianna bergemann says: "i just want the violence to stop. we're hoping we can find who killed my cousin. we forgive him we just want justice. we just want to be at peace. we want to be able to sleep tonight. " if you know anything about the where chaney is -- you're asked to call police. new tonight, the driver is in custody. five-year-old rickyia langham was killed sunday when she was struck by a car just outside her home. fox 6s brittany shannon is live from police district seven headquarters with t

it happened around 8:00 last night near 92nd and plainfield. police say an suv lost control, went through a fence, rolled over, and crashed into a house. you can see what is left. there were people inside the house at the time, but no one was hurt. police say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. melinda: looking ahead now, lawmakers will talk about milwaukee's water supply and how to keep your family safe. hillary mintz is live at city hall with a look ahead. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, the water task force is meeting this morning at 9:00 a.m. and the goal is finding solutions to a lead problem possibly lurking underground. the water in milwaukee is safe could allow the chemical to seep in. this morning they are expected to talk about the water additives to prevent the lead leeching into the water and updates on the public water filters. the protestor are calling for the city to do more. long term fix means replacing all of the lead lateral pipes and that takes years. for now, we are live outside of city hall >> hilla

pits kneeled to hinsdale, but now it's adams to plainfield with the morstead diana band and some here in connecticut too. you weren't getting those when we first started talking this evening at 4:00 p.m. now it's a pretty steady band, litch kneeled county right southward to new haven county, in to madison along the coastline, seeing some snowflakes. 28 in worcester. 34 in boston. some cold stuff out there. wind gusts over 20 miles per hour, in some places over 30, new bedford even over 40 miles per hour, just had a picture they have the gusts from near 50, a scene house got demolished. thanks for sending the picture. amaze to see. it proves there's been damage out there. wind advisory not showing up out there. we had a wind advisory for southeastern massachusetts for gusts of 45. not sure if it's live on the air when you have getting extinguished or just not showing up on my computer graphics. it's still a windy night. windchills out there, 15 in worcester, 22 in boston. and that's going to be the case throughout tonight. so you step out for dinner this evening or whatever your plans

it happened around 8:00 last night near 92nd and plainfield. went through a fence, rolled over, and crashed into a house. there were people inside the house at the time, but no one was hurt. police say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. melinda: looking ahead now, lawmakers will talk about milwaukee's water supply and how to keep your family safe. the water quality task force meets today at 9:00 a.m. at city hall. they'll talk about water additives that could prevent lead from leeching into the water. and give an update on public water filters. water will be protesting at the meeting. they're calling for city officials to do more. ben: today is veterans day, a chance to thank the people who fought for our freedom. many businesses are offering free services to veterans. the harley-davidson museum is offering free admission to vets and their families all weekend. there's also a veterans day ceremony at the milwaukee county war memorial that starts at 10:30 this morning. ben: later today, macy's is inviting people to write letters to san

year-old driver was drunk when he jumped a curb and drove through the side of this house near 92nd and plainfield last night.three people were inside at the time.. two of them kids.. thankfully no one was injuried enrollment for obamacare is surging after the election. is happening after donald trump, who has promised to dismantle the program, was elected as the next u-s president. wednesday is recorded as the busiest day since open enrollment began november first, when about 95- thousand signed up. the last day to enroll in or change plans for coverage to start january first, is december 15th, 2016. it has been 97 years since the united states first celebrated veterans day. today , there are events happening all over wisconsin. live with a look ahead. today is a day to day thank you to veterans.that's whats happening here at the war memorial in just a few hours this mornings ceremony will start at 10:30 this morning. we're told mayor tom barrett will be here . part of the national anthem -- the armed forces medley --a wreath will be laid at the eternal flame memorial followed by a rifle salute a

it happened last night near 92nd and plainfield. police say the 27-year-old driver jumped a curb and drove through the side of the house. three people were inside at the time.. two of which were kids.. thankfully no one was injuried inside. i thought my house blew up. it literally shook the whole house. the neighbors heard it, and it shook pictures off that house off the wall. it was crazy. right now-- police believe the driver ?may have been drinking before the crash. police say the driver is in the hospital.. once discharged, he'll be taken to jail. a milwaukee family is hoping you can help them solve a decades old murder. barbara davis was killed 36 years ago ... and no one has ever been caught. police found davis' body in this alley near south 19th street when she was 17. she was badly beaten. but police believe she in another location and moved. the killer was never found. did this and why19:02:09- no we don't have closure i am at peace, but i have that comforting spirit that i know she's all right, but i need to know who did t

now let's get a look at the roads... incident 43 north at holt ave, causing big delays from the plainfield curve to the mitchelldry roadstraffic building speeds at or above a recall of about two-and- a-half million dehumidifiers has been ??re-announced... following 450 fires and 19 million dollars in property damage.the recall by manufacturer "gree" involves dehumidifiers sold in varying shapes, sizes, and colors... under 13 different brands... including "frigidaire," "g-e," and "kenmore."the company first announced the recall in even re-announced in 2014.but people are still using the units, so the company is "re- announcing" the recall.you can log on to "gree dehumidifier recall dot com" to see if your dehumidifier is covered in the recall and to get a refund. patagonia giving ways is paying off after promising to give away sales made on black friday. the outdoor company earned 10 million dollars last friday... and will give it all away to nearly 8-hundred environmental groups around for the company... and is five times more than what the company executives expected to earn. the upcoming

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we are continuing to keep an eye plainfield curve up to holt. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. also, time now 6:08. new, a person is dead after storms ripped through alabama. officials are saying a possible tornado hit a town and killing three people. there are reports of other injuries. dozens of homes have been destroyed. >> deadly wild fires are consuming parts of tennessee, thousands of people have been evacuated, including the tourists. now back to tim getting a closer look at the destruction in the news room this this morning. tim? tim: i am looking at the active wild fires, a lot of them as we mentioned in the gatlinburg, tennessee area and the flames destroyed 15,000 acres, including a hundred homes. the wild fired are blamed for three deaths as well. there are strong winds and dry is helping to ved the flames. the national parks service is saying that the fire is quote human caused and under investigation. the tennessee governor is saying this is the largest fire that they have seen in the state for

unsuccessfully that the trade of strengthen workers' rights and environmental rights and level the plainfield and consequences will be good for american workers and businesses. that's a complex argument to make when people remember plants closing and jobs being off short. part of what i think this election reflected was people wanting that course direction that you message around stopping surges of immigration, not creating new trade deals that may be unfair. i think those were themes that played a prominent role in the campaign. as we shift to government, my sure we have an orderly, lawful immigration process. if it is orderly, and lawful, immigration is good for our economy. it keeps this country young and dynamic, we have entrepreneurs and strivers who come here will to take risks and that's part of the reason why america's historically has been successful and part of the reason why our economy is stronger and positions than most of our competitors is because we got a younger population that's more dynamic. when it comes to trades, i think when you are governing it will become increasingly

be an actual 15%, a lot of corporations we know play a lot of game and it should be a fair level plainfield. it is what they expect with and the markets like predictability and what they can expect. they don't like when it could be this year or this. they need to know when they makmake an investment. the dollar is going to be the same and all the inflation is about the same. that's what the government is supposed to do. >> they're sitting on it because they don't know regulations stand ahead. >> obamacare was a big question mark like how it is going to affect my employees and how much money it is going to be and people did not find the subsidies find obamacare is triple. a lot of people are taking out short term insurance policies which could get to 364 days or a third of obamacare's cost. it is not compliance. so they're not paying into the system either and young people are not paying into the system and not being fined. a third grade economic major could have told you this was going to happen. >> what do you make of this potential tug of war going on within the trump and rudy giuliani an

northbound from the mitchell plainfield curve, travel time 14 minutes. 10 minute trip from the airport into downtown. the fog had as grounded, but has clearing. sally: allow a couple of extra minutes a few drive in low-lying areas prone to fog. otherwise, becoming sunny, highs in the 60's. look at that weekend, mid-60's. saturday. 65 on monday. slight chance of a shower on election day. it is a great looking november forecast. yesterday was dismal and gray, but that was monday. ben: party is still going on in wrigleyville. i can hear it. get out and be happy with the cubs. the a fan of the game. just wait until next year. news anywhere you go, facebook, the best part of the turkey is the giblets. cook the turkey upside down and it will baste itself. i like my turkey carved thick! our new thick-cut autumn carved turkey sandwich has all-white-meat, no artificial preservatives or flavors, and is topped with iced cheddar and sweet cranberry mustard sauce on freshly-baked wheat bread. only at subway. now this is how turkey should taste... right, bethany?! i'm hillary clinton and i approve t

after returning after a classmate was killed on a bus stop it happened on south-central street in plainfield. the victim's name is summer steel she was a student at sanderson academy. police say the girl somehow got caught in the doors of the bus and the driver didn't realize it and started to drive away. a neighbor told fox 25 news the horrific scene was witnessed by other children. the school bus company releasing a statement saying while we cannot change what happened we are deeply grieved for this tragic loss of life. police say the driver is >>> and accused driver they see judge just hours after he slammed into a woman and her twin daughters in salem. 52-year-old dexter marvin mitchell appeared in court this morning. he turned himself in but not before initially leaving the scene. mitchell told police he was the driver added minute he had been drinking with friends. but in court today his attorney said despite his admission he was not driving out of control. >> man: when we get to the faxing was operating anyway negligently.in fact one witness said was driving the same speed he was. >>

and we live in south plainfield, new jersey. we are living here more than 20 years. as of right now, it's just me, my mom, and my brother. right on the corner there is the quesada house. and we're going to go surprise them and let them know they're being rescued. unfortunately, their oldest son james was in a horrific car accident a few years ago and now is a quadriplegic. and the only way he's able to get around the house is in his wheelchair that he controls with his mouth. he's always hanging out with everybody. pareena is my brother's caregiver throughout the day. we do different things. we go to therapy. we make appointments. we hang out at his house, watch movies. a day with him, it's not a bad day. it's always a good day. we might have a trouble here, something there. but we always try to solve it as best we can. and then he left with two other friends. and they got into a car accident. when james went to the surgery room, the doctor didn't give us a good chance that he was going to even-- survive the surgeries. --survive. and the doctor told after the date of

washington tells the plainfield for giant corporations. and angry that seniors have to stretch their security stretch. this is a letter coming. >> chris jansing is standing by. this is the type of reaction that we'll see from folks that were hard core hillary clinton that have to wrap their mind with working with the trump administration in the future. >> reporter: there is been a whole series of things happening the last 36 hours that we have pointed to say, look, this is a how a peaceful transition is happening. this is what the president wanted to happen given that the person that he did not vote for became the president president elect trump of the united states. having said that, none of those words and they are brief words will negate for many of the people who supported hillary clinton. the year and a half of what they heard from donald trump. even watching him sitting in the oval office and shaking the president's hands and saying good things and what kind of person he is now is not going to make him forget that he was a leader of

the latest want to level the tax plainfield to avoid a race to the bottom context.ama unsuccessfully proposed lowering business taxes in 2015. economists and business is expected president elect donald trump will strike a deal here. you can read more on our quick takes if you click on the bloomberg. that is your global business report. head to bloomberg.com for more stories. david: coming up, no gross will join bloomberg markets at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. type your business flash. they're having to settle a 7% stake. 65 million shares in the amsterdam-based bank. the government owes 77% of the second business bank in the netherlands after selling 23% to the public about a year ago. the stock has retained 18% since then. traders are assigning about a 94% of ability to the federal reserve listing interest rates. that will come during its final meeting of 2016 month. president elect donald trump is causing the market to change his outlook about federal rate increases. tomorrow comes janet ye

intermittently t during this part of the morning, but we'll show you a little of talk to there as we conrad, plainfieldnew jersey. democrat's line. conrad. morning, i consider this an honor to call in and chime in. the republican controls the hite house, the senate and the house of representatives. so, when and i emphasize "when," when things go wrong because surely will, the republicansville no one to blame, but themselves because democratic party does not control anything in washington right now. man had no this background in government, whatsoever. he's going to be controlling with party that will enable him. when, like i said, things go republicansville no one to blame but themselves. campaign, the he vitriolic, bitter, racist things out of this man's mounce were intolerable. the people that did vote for him had to have harbor racialan misto get this man to the white house. contributing factor. no way around it when you vitriolic he most racial things that came out of this man's mouth. committed are being against people who may be immigrants and people of color. by saying over the next four years,