deandra corinthios is live from red arrow park with more. people are told to gather here and quote " spread the rebellion"...a and a uwm student group...also asking people to organize at red arrow park against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many across the nation... and the world...turning to anger that played out in the street thousands of protestors marched in new york city and chicago...outside the cities trump towers. similar protests took place from los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying "no trump...no kkk ...no racist usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we all felt the same way. we all felt like we had to do something. it was like a hopeless ru just needed to go out there and do something again...there is a call f

deandra corinthios is live from red arrow park with more. people are told to gather here and quote " spread the rebellion"...a message from occupy milwaukee. and a uwm student group...also asking people to organize at red arrow park against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many across the nation... and the world...turning to anger that played out in the street thousands of protestors marched in new york city and chicag. cities trump towers. similar protests took place from philadelphia, to seattle, and down through the west coast to los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying "no trump...no kkk ...no racist usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we something. it was like a hopeless frustration, like we just needed to go out there

joyce: now we will take another still on the site at red arrow park, chanting. as christina reported earlier, some groups plan to hit the streets again in the coming days. kathy: and donald trump took to twitter tonight to respond to the protest, writing "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair." after many harsh words during the campaign, today donald trump and president obama met face-to-face for the first time. joyce: the president-elect to the white house. both sides struck a tone of cooperation. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forward to being with you many, many more times. >> we are now going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, the country another important meeting. before leaving d.c. patrick, he sat down with house speaker paul ryan. patrick: it was the first time the two top leaders of the republican party met since the election. the house speaker took the president-elect, his wife me

shoving..we have live team coverage tonight from red arrow park..cbs 58's april dovorany and evan kruegel have been following the crowds all night.. and we begin with evan.. 3 all is quiet here now but protesting donald trump's election... protest nats nats the group marched for about two miles through the streets of milwaukee - looping around the bmo harris bradley center chanting and holding signs.we heard chants of "not my president" and "donald trump has got to go"...milwaukee police closed off streets as the group moved - keeping traffic out of the roads as they passed through.the group remained peaceful - ending up at red arrow park after about an hour of marching.emoon disappointment were all on display mark (didn't want to give last name):14:28it makes me sick to my stomach that on january 20th he is sleeping in the white house ali wicks-lin:04:23 i'm terrified. i'm scared. i'm angry. and i feel like the only way i'll be able to take care of one another, is to show upxavier (no last name) all we can do now is galvanize the movement. what are we going to do to prevent this from hap

stand in red arrow park... where it's been in recent years. pete zervakis tells us why. the city's 38 foot tall christmas tree will decorate city hall this year... not red arrow park tree chopping city workers cut the tree down outside this home near 52nd and washington just before 7 a.m.... tree chopping they used a the front yard... onto this tree truck. it was a very tight work zone to get the tree onto the trailer the close quarters slowed them down a bit. the wet weather didn't. the rain doesn't affect us too much it's usually wind and of course lightning but we were able to make it happen i planted it when it was just a little stump rex hayes and his wife chooses one each year from a pool of volunteers. it's pretty amazing i never thought i'd be the one they'd pick the tree it was transported - with police escort - to city hall. the mayor says it's been at least 10 years since the tree stood here. nats - protesters protesters angry about the shooting death of dontre hamilton disrupted the last two, tree lighting ceremonies at red arrow park. according to the mayor..

deandra corinthios is live from red arrow park with more. people are told to gather here and quote " spread the rebellion"...a and a uwm student group...also asking people to organize at red arrow park against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many across the nation... and the world...turning to anger that played out in the street thousands of protestors marched in new york city and chicago...outside the cities trump towers. similar protests took place from philadelphia, to seattle, and down through the west coast to los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying "no trump...no kkk ...no racist usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/

the protesters rallied here at red arrow park... but quickly took to the they weaved their way through milwaukees streets in a large group. hundreds blocked traffic and chanted things like 'hes not my president' as they ultimately made their way back to red arrow park. along the way, there were several stops - on wells, their yelling echoed through the covered street along the wisconsin center. there was also a brief stop near the b-mo harris bradley center - where m-p-d horseback. at one point, it looked like the group was going to walk onto the interstate... but instead they circled back to red arrow park. police tried to anticipate their moves all night... blocking traffic in advance of the protesters arrival. we spoke with a mother of bi-racial children... she says some of trumps words have hurt her... and her family. lp 'ive never been fearful - weve had transitions all the time. i never hated bush. but this is crazy. i am scared for my children and for all my friends that are brown.' bl 'specifically why' lp 'because of all th

deandra corinthios has more from red arrow park. the group gathered here in red arrow park for a rally...before taking to the streets...and disrupting traffic demonstrators say they are upset by tuesday's election outcome and are fighting back. the group chanted "not my president," as they made their way through the streets. they went down water street and turned onto 'east wisconsin avenue.' the crowd stopped near the wisconsin center. as they went down toward state street, milwaukee police officers were on horseback in front of h bradley center. there was briefly concern the group may start walking on the interstate.... but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these people out here are losing something. we're taking steps 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwa

deandra corinthios is live in red arrow park with more the group gathered here in red arrow park for a rally...before taking to the streets...and disrupting traffic demonstrators say they are upset by tuesday's election outcome and are fighting back. the group chanted "not my president," as they made their way through the streets. they went down water wisconsin avenue.' the crowd stopped near the wisconsin center. as they went down toward state street, milwaukee police officers were on horseback in front of the b-mo harris bradley center. there was briefly concern the group may start walking on the interstate.... but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these losing something. we're taking steps back, we're not moving forward. 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there w

deandra corinthios is live in red arrow park with more the group gathered here in red arrow park for a rally...before taking to the streets...and disrupting traffic demonstrators say they are upset by tuesday's election outcome and the group chanted "not my president," as they made their way through the streets. they went down water street and turned onto 'east wisconsin avenue.' the crowd stopped near the wisconsin center. as they went down toward state street, milwaukee police officers were on horseback in front of the b-mo harris bradley center. there was briefly concern the group may start walking on the interstate.... but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these people out here are losing something. we're taking steps back, we're not moving forward. 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents.

is live at red arrow park... to show you the emotions that came outjulie? this morning it's quiet here at red arrow park -- but that was not the case last night. police estimate about 600 people were out here -- reacting to the election of president-elect donald trump. the group marched for about the bmo harris bradley center chanting and holding signs.we heard chants of "not my president" and "donald trump has got to go"...milwaukee police closed off streets as the group moved - keeping traffic out of the roads as they passed through.the group remained peaceful - ending up at red arrow park after about an hour of marching.emotions of anger - fear - and disappointment were all on displaybut there were also some people out here trying to support president-elect trump. ali wicks-lin:04:23i'm scared. i'm angry. and i feel like the only way i'll be able to take care of one another, is to show upof energy and waste of time and if the coin was flipped on the causing civil disobedience if hillary won. just like obama won, you get disappointed and you move on with y

but it's not at red arrow park... where it's resided in recent years. pete zervakis reports on why the city's 38 foot tall christmas tree will decorate city hall this year... not red arrow park tree chopping the before 7 a-m. tree chopping department of public works crews cut down this colorado blue spruce using a crane to make sure it didn't fall onto any nearby houses. it was a very tight work zone to get the tree onto the trailer eventually... the tree made it onto this trailer. it was transported - with police escort - to city hall. we started talking about it and said let's bring the tree home because we had it here in the past at least 10 years since the tree was at city hall. hamilton protests protesters angry about the shooting death of dontre hamilton disrupted the last two, tree lighting ceremonies at red arrow park. according to the mayor... that did not factor into the decision to relocate. it was more let's bring it home, freshen up this entire ceremony once the tree was installed into a planter at wells and wisconsin... nat amazing i never

and in milwaukee...a protest is planned for tonight deandra corinthios is live from red arrow park with the details. at least two groups..."occupy milwaukee" and the uwm student led organization "progressi to meet tonight at 5:30 here at red arrow park to protest the election of donald trump protestors marched wednesday night in at least seven cities across the country. they are upset over the election of donald trump in new york police estimate a crowd of about 5 thousand people marched ...congregating outside trump tower.. fifteen people were arrested. in chicago demonstrators towards the city's trump hotel and tower.... they chanted and held signs saying "i can't believe i have to protest for civil rights" protestors also marched in washington dc...los angeles...oakland...p hiladelphia and seattle. " i think that a lot of people are here mourning and i know that i definitely had a rough disappointing day im here because my friends are here and were all here together" hillary clinton and president obama have c accept the results. but the message from the group 'occupy milwaukee' ..par

here at red arrow park - for what's being called an 'emergency march against trump' (pan?)according to social media - they're expecting well over a thousand people to gather here tonight - and those coming have been asked to remain peaceful and respectful.this comes on the heels of dozens of protests in other large cities across the country - many of those on the streets outside properties owned by mr. trump. its unclear at this time if people plan marching somewhere in the city... milwaukee police tell us they are aware of potential demonstrations - and ?will? have extra officers in the area tonight to maintain order we have not heard from the sheriffs department which is in charge of patrolling this county owned park... we'll keep you updated throughout the evening for now - live at red arrow park - donald trump's washington visit today also included a stop at the capitol building. house speaker paul ryan gave the president-elect a look from one of the balconies....shortly after the two leaders had their own closed-door meeting. meeting.many wonder if they can work togeth

deandra corinthios has more from red arrow park. people are told to gather here and quote " spread the rebellion"...a message from occupy milwaukee. and a uwm student group...also asking park against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many across the nation... and the world...turning to anger that played out in the street thousands of protestors marched in new york city and chicago...outside the cities trump towers. similar protests took place from philadelphia, to seattle, and down through the west coast to los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we all felt the same way. we all felt like we had to do something. it was like a hopeless frustration, like we just needed to go out th

cbs 58's evan kruegel is live at red arrow park where it's supposed to begin....evan? here at red arrow park - for what's being called an 'emergency march against trump' (pan?)according to social media - they're expecting well over a thousand people to gather here tonight - and those coming have been asked to remain peaceful and respectful.this comes on the heels of dozens of protests in other large cities across the country - many of those on the streets outside properties owned by mr. trump. its unclear at this time if people plan marching somewhere in the city... milwaukee police tell us they are aware of potential demonstrations - and ?will? have extra officers in the area tonight to maintain order we have not heard from the sheriffs department which is in charge of patrolling this county owned park... we'll keep you updated throughout the evening for now - live at red arrow park -

deandra corinthios is live from red arrow park with more. people are told to gather here and quote " spread the rebellion"...a messag and a uwm student group...also asking people to organize at red arrow park against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many across the nation... and the world...turning to anger that played out in the street thousands of protestors marched in new york city and chicago...outside the cities trump towers. similar down through the west coast to los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying "no trump...no kkk ...no racist usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we all felt the same way. we all felt like we had to do something. it was like a just needed to go out there and do something again...there is a call

here at red arrow park. they had been chanting, not my president. people are taking turns, speaking, giving reasons why they are here now. it looks like they are mobilizing and leading some sort of march. we don't know where they are going, possibly the downtown area. we talked with a lot of people about why they want to be here. students, mothers, fathers - are going down the sidewalk here outside of red arrow park, but there are many reasons why people wanted to gather this evening. >> i came here to protest about trump being elected because that is not what the people wanted. >> we voted and it is what it is. that is all i can say. >> you think by being here will change anything? >> not really. i just want my boys to understand what really is going right now you are seeing everybody leaving the park. it looks like they will be walking across the street there doing some sort of march across downtown. many people say this is just the start of many protests. they want this to be peaceful, and so far it seems like everybody is abiding by that. we wil

live at red arrow park, ashley sears fox 6 news. mary thanks ashley the protesters have done several loops through downtown-- they've been outside the b-mo harris bradley center for almost an hour now... the game let out around 930. bret lemoine is near that end of the protesters rallied here at red arrow park... but quickly took to the streets. they weaved their way through milwaukees streets in a large group. hundreds blocked traffic and chanted things like 'hes not my president' as they ultimately made their way back several stops - on wells, their yelling echoed throu the covered street along the wisconsin center. there was also a brief stop near the b-mo harris bradley center - where m-p-d officers were already staged on horseback. at one point, it looked like the group was going to walk onto the interstate... but instead they circled back to red arrow park. police tried to anticipate their moves all night... blocking traffic in advance of the protesters arrival. we spoke with a mother of bi-racial children... she says some of

live at red arrow park, ashley sears fox 6 news. ted thanks ashley a major delay this morning when both lanes of northbound i-94 had to be shut down during the early commute... an update on the investigation just ahead. plus... banning smokeless tobacco from miller park. the reason for a new proposal from a milwaukee alderman. a cold front is on its way through - it'll bring chilly conditions for veterans day. details coming up. [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! 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. banned from the ballpark. first step in making it illegal to chew tobacco at sports facilities. of course, there's one venue, in particular, that they have in mind. a.j. bayatpour is here in the studio with that story... the common council's public safe

victory.that march ended at red arrow park.that's where cbs 58's julie parise is live i at red arrow park -- but that was not the case last night. hundreds of people came out -- reacting to the election of president-elect donald trump. the group marched for about of milwaukee - looping around the bmo harris bradley center chanting and holding signs.we heard chants of "not my president" and "donald trump has got to go"...milwaukee police closed off streets as the group moved - keeping traffic out of the roads as they passed through.the group remained peaceful - ending up at red arrow park after about 21:06:09-6:24 they don't know what it's like to lose a lot of these people in their 30's have been handed everytihng their whole life they're facing something they don't support and they have to learn how to work with one another instead of just lash out xavier (no last name) :09:11 what happened is already all we can do now is galvanize the movement. what are we going to do to prevent this from happening in the future bill powell :19:11we've gotta start someplace and do something 3 live in mi

deandra corinthios is live in red arrow park with more the group gathered here in red arrow park for a rally...before taking to the streets...and disrupting are upset by tuesday's election outcome and are fighting back. the group chanted "not my president," as they made their way through the streets. they went down water street and turned onto 'east wisconsin avenue.' the crowd stopped near the wisconsin center. as they went down toward state street, milwaukee police officers were on horseback in front of the b-mo harris bradley center. there was briefly concern the group may start walking on the interstate.... but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say demonstrations this is only a first step-- 08:40 "yeah we're protesting but we need to talk about more policy talk about bringing it to the government talk about bringing it to the politicians instead of just advocating" this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting liv

the crowds marched for close to five hours deandra corinthios is live in red arrow park...with the details. milwaukee police tell us there were no arrests last night... but the protesters snarled traffic downtown...as they

ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these people out here are losing something. we're taking steps 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news and similar protests also taking place in cities all across the country.... demonstrators marched in the streets in new york... oregon... and even in madison... kim is in the newsroom with details. in madison-- thousands marched from the u-w campus to the steps of the state capitol. organizers say they wanted a space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also say the intention of the march was not to reverse the election outcome, but rather for their concerns to be addressed by a presidency. in portland-- protests that lasted through

these are live pictures from news chopper 12 of people gathered at red arrow park. christina palladino is covering the protest from the ground. kathy: and, christina, explain what you're seeing and hearing there. >> close to five hundred people have shown up in the past half here at red arrow park. they had been chanting, not my president. people are taking turns, speaking, giving reasons why they are here now. it looks like they are mobilizing and leading some sort of march. we don't know where they are going, possibly the downtown area. we talked with a lot of people about why they want to be here. students, mothers, fathers - are going down the sidewalk here outside of red arrow park, but there are many reasons why people wanted to gather this evening. >> i came here to protest about trump being elected because that is not what the people wanted. >> we voted and it is what it is. that is all i can say. >> you think by being here will change anything? >> not really. i just want my boys to understand what really is going

nats hundreds of people filled red arrow park then took their demonstration to the streets. everyone has a right to protest but its a protest without a permit that concerns alderman bob donovan. i think it's important police set the score right from the start if you dont have a permit people will be arrested if you go out into the street. that's message needs to be sent for a couple hours, hundreds of protesters took control streets downtown.. bogging down traffic while rallying against now president-elect donald trump. during rush hour, people trying to get home traffic at a standstill people decide to take to the over the streets totally inappropriate your right to protest ends when you infringe on other peoples rights while donovan urges police to uphold the law and arrest violators... mayor tom barrett says he wished people channeled their frustrations would have love to see that many people out on tuesday getting more voters to the polls . that was the for us to speak thats in our tradition election day is the most important day for our democracy that was when we voted

the crowds marched for close to five hours deandra corinthios is live in red arrow park...with the details. milwaukee police tell us there were no arrests last night... but the protesters snarled traffic downtown...as they marched from here to the bradley center...and back it started with a rally at red arrow park - within a protesters took to the streets... milwaukee police tried to anticipate their moves all night - blocking traffic and streets within a block radius along the route. protesters arrived at the bradley center...as the bucks game was getting out. milwaukee police were on horseback monitoring the crowds. the group chanted "not my president," saying the donald trump does not represent their values. along the way, many people were stuck in their cars. some honked in support; others called the protesters 'cry babies.' one party politics. she says its about their dislike and fears of trump. sm 'i think it really is people taking revenge on obama - and not wanting to follow up obama with a woman. they think it was too much progress too soon.' at one point, one of our crews witness

ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these steps back, we're not moving forward. 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news it was a similar scene in madison -- as thousands took part in a march from the u-w campus...to the steps of the state capitol. organizers say they wanted a space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also sad march was not to reverse the election outcome-- but rather for their concerns to be addressed by a trump presidency. meanwhile -- wisconsin isn't the only state experiencing protests. in portland, oregon police detained several protesters after an anti-trump rally turned violent. the demonstrators broke windows of businesses and started a dumpste

hillary mintz is live add red arrow park with the latest. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, ben. this is where they gathered and the huge crowds took over the streets of downtown and marching to express the outrage over president-elect trump. going west on wisconsin and continued across downtown. they realize their efforts won't change everything but they feel they have to do something. >> so no way i am sitting back and accept the fact that this man is going to run our country. >> we don't want to stay silent. it is important not to just march for ourselves but march for everyone that feels they don't have a voice. >> tragss supported, a trump supporter came, the protestor grabbed their flag and pushing and shoving and punching in front of oush cameras and a trump supporter hit with pepper spray. overall, the milwaukee police say no major injuries, no "wisn 12 news this morning." >> thank you, hillary. >> a wave of protestor marched to the steps of the capitol building in madison. and tim, you have new video in the news room. >> tim: yes, a thousand

live in red arrow park, i'm kent wainscott, wisn 12 news. joyce: for the first time since election day, we are hearing from the top leaders in both parties in wisconsin. both milwaukee mayor tom republican governor scott walker, spent time on the campaign trail stumping for their respective party's presidential ticket. >> i am very disappointed by the results from tuesday, but one of the things you learn as american as there is a piece of transition of power and i am optimistic going for that things will change. >> i told donald trump and mike pence that before, i want to help them out the best way i can do that as a governor and leader. joyce: it will now be up to vice president-elect mike pence to governor chris christie. trump reportedly valued pence's washington experience and contacts. christie will now serve as one of six vice chairmen. trump's children and rnc chairman and kenosha native reince preibus are also advising trump on transition matters. abc's political director says it's highly likely milwaukee county sheriff david clarke

for live now, live in red arrow park. >> we've seen the protests around the country. it was hard to hear the chanting in the beginning of the show. chanting? >> reporter: i'm sorry, charles, i missed part of that. you were asking me what they were chanting? >> charles: correct. >> not my president was one of the chants that were heard tonight. there is now chanting -- there was a hispanic speaker that talked about immigration rights a little bit ago, and they -- some of the people are still chanting that. >> charles: a lot going on there, rebecca. thank you. we'll have more on that story coming up racist comments aimed at hispanics says it's getting calls about concerns since the election ended. >> shannon: one of those incidents happened at marquette university high school. that's where we find casey with the latest. >> reporter: the principal says he was hurt and angry to find out the comments that students made about their peers, but one student tells me he is used toe hearing comments about his race >> i'll visit you in mexico. >> reporter: it's one example of com

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right here in milwaukeepete zervakis is live at red arrow park-- we're told a protest against the election of donald trump is planned milwaukee... this eveningat red arrow park. last night... we saw protests in the democratic stronghold cies of chicago... portland... los angeles... and atlanta to name a few. in los angeles hundreds took to the streets. some knocked over barriers. they threw them onto the highway to block traffic.... then marched on the highway themselves - coming face to face with officers. in portland, oregon hundreds gathered outside the courthouse... then marched through e streets of windows. we don't know how many people to expect at the protest scheduled here in milwaukee today. but according to a facebook page... it's organized by a student group called "progressive people of milwaukee." donald trump will head to the white house today to meet with president obama. since the election.... reaction hasbeen mixed around the world. many of those who had major his own party,congratulated him onis victory. a victory mapoliticians, did not seen coming. what donald trump just

it's very dangerous. >> we're live now in red arrow park. this is where the march began and ended, and right here is where that fight broke out. it only last a about a minute. it was the only altercation reported during the entire otherwise peaceful march. police say there were no arrests but one city leader says there , happens again. we will have more on that coming up at 6:00. toya: the milwaukee protest was just one of several rallies across the country. the president-elect took to twitter to respond. he blamed the demonstrations on "professional protesters" that he says are being incited by the media. later he tweeted this message , "love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. we will all come together and be proud." world news will have continuing at 5:30. >> like my house blew up. i literally thought the gas or something, my house blew up. patrick: a car crashes through a home in greenfield. a father and his two sons were just feet away. it happened last night near 92nd and plainfie

live at red arrow park, ashley sears fox 6 news. traffic downtown. and police are still trying to keep up with them. our bret lemoine joins us live to continue our coverage. it started with a rally at red arrow park - but within a few minutes, the protesters took to the streets. the crowd swelled as the anti-trump demonstrators weaved their way water and turned onto 'east wisconsin avenue.' there were several stops along the way where the crowd re-grouped - one of those locations was 4-th and wisconsin near the wisconsin center. as they went down toward state street, milwaukee police officers were on horseback in front of the b-mo harris bradley center. there was briefly concern the group may start walking on the interstate.... but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way anticipate their moves all night - blocking traffic and streets within a block radius along the route. along the way, we saw many people stuck in their cars. some honked in support; others called the protesters 'cry babies.' one wo

their disapproval of president-elect donald trump..police estimate more than 500 people packed red arrow park in milwaukee before walkg throughout downtown.they held signs and chanted, weaving in and out of the president-elect responding this morning...he's calling them quote - "very unfair."in a tweet, trump also said the the media." depsite these protests... a local church is spreading the message of healing - and moving forwardpete zervakis is live with to explain those protests here in milwaukee began right here at red arrow park... a few hundred demonstrators also marched through milwaukee. but tonight... at 7 pm... epikos church on greenfield avenue in west allis is releasing its "milwaukee worship" record... and giving will be worshippers there from a variety of churches. again the concert is at epikos church... 63 and greenfield in west allis. live...pz... tmj4 happening today, a urt hearing for the two girls accused in the slender man stabbing casemorgan geyser and anissa weier have pleaded not guilty due to mental disease or defect in the 20-14 stabbing of another girl in waukesha b

just a block away from where it used to stand in red arrow park. park.today on the cbs 58 morning news, you saw the tree harvested from a home near 52nd and washington we asked mayor tom barrett why they moved the tree... he says it's coming home. "we've moved it around many, many times in the past, it's been at the auditorium, it's been at the arena, other places. and this summer, we had remembrances for the terrible incidents that occurred in paris and in orlando and we got big civic gatherings and we thought let's refreshen this, let's bring it back and let 's bring it home." home." milwaukee county officials tell us there are no plans for a big tree in red arrow park. sponsored trees will be decorated for when the ice rink opens. opens. jordy nelson's hand injury must not be too bad... he didn't even end up on the inury report today. quinten rollins got back to practice on a limited basis. he'd be a major boost to an ailing secondary. here's c-b-s 58's scott 3 3 scott: hey kevin, it pretty much seems like the cornerbacks here are playing a game

the mayor said it's a the move had nothing to do with protests at red arrow park. last year... you may recall... protesters upset over a police shooting in the park... interrupted the tree lighting ceremony... six >>> and we're back with common but strange symptoms and what they might mean. >> while it's easy to get along when something out of the ordinary happens, there's usually no reason to panic. >> still, you should never ignore changes i so nbc news medical contributor, dr. natalie azar is here with possible explanations for these things. good morning, nice to see you. >> nice to see you guys. >> i find this so curious. the first thing is geographic tongue. i googled it once i saw it on our notes. explain what's happening there. >> the tongue can take on the look of a map. so this is a normal tongue. >> that's not what came up when pinkish hue to the tongue and covered with finger-like projections. when you get geographic tongue, those white areas go away and you start to get this sort of red, beefy look. >> what causes that? >> which is -- and it's bordered by that white

this evening at red arrow park. last night... we saw protests in the democratic stronghold cities of chicago... portland... los angeles... and atlanta to name a few. in los angeles hundreds took to the streets. sonockedover traffic cones and road barriers. they threw them onto the highway to block traffic.... then marched on the highway themselves - ming fe to face with officers. tlanor oregon hundreds gathered outside the courthouse... then marched through the streets of wn downtowhere there were reports of damage to businesses... including broken windows. we don't know how many peop to expethe t otest scheduled here in milwaukee day. but according to a ornized by a student group called "progressive people of milwaukee." right now - well wishes are pouring in from around the world for president elect donald trump.jan's prime minister and u-s president- elect donald trump have agreed to meet next week in new york. thisasannounced overnight after the leaders talked by telephone for the first time. abe congratulated trump on his el

for many years it was at red arrow park and called the city- county christmas tree. now it's just the city christmas tr. tree.(good to refreshen anything. even more people coming. right outside of city hall.)milwaukee mayor tom barrett has at least one holiday wish. he wants a lot of folks to see a yuletide tradition practically right outside his office window. the city's christmas tree in its new home. (it's coming home. moved around in the past. been at auditorium, arena. this summer remembrances for paris and orlando. we've had big civic gathers. bring it back, bring it home.) home.)wet weather delayed the harvesting of the 38-foot (chainsaw. crane, large equipment. trailers. personnel.)rex hayes and anna maria wallace who live in the washington heights neighborhood made the precious donation. the pine had been there for 25 years and now there are just the memories. memories. (now with the tree gone, a lot more sun coming into our window. i don't know. excited. miss the tree? yes. very much.) good of the city. that's exciti) exciting.)the lighting of the tree will

instead of at red arrow park. the tree lighting ceremony takes place on november 17th. yesterday' s highs were near 70, typical for june 1st, not november 1st, plus it was sunny with a light breezeerfection. clouds increased overnight with the next storm system that brought scattered t'showers early this morning with lows in the 50s. clouds and scattered showers are likely the rest of the day but that is the only "bad" day this week. most of us will see 0.25" to 0.75" of rain by this evening...heaviest south. the sky clears out tonight with lows dropping into the mid 40s. the u-s federal reserve is expected to keep the rates unchanged but set the stage for a hike in december amid signs the economy is picking up steam. chairperson janet decision today. the federal reserve were expected to raise rates this past summer, but that changed after the u-s added more jobs in may. fuel economy is at a record high as new technology helps vehicles lose weight and drive more efficiently. the u-s environmental protection agency says the fuel economy of 2015 model-year vehicles increa

downtown.they held signs and chanted, weaving in and out of traffic.rebecca klopf is live in red arrow park, where many demonstrators stayed for so many people same words to me tonight, they had to take action! the results result." :scared by the i felt very scared by the result." : we will fight fl the lgbtq and the people of color. >> i respect it. but indies what it is accomplishing. >> reporter: i want to be sense of being okay. i felt scared. >> reporter: a group of protesers are coming down the street to us. they were and in oakland, the mayor is pleading for unity as near constant protests continue to rock the bay area. police have arrested 30 demonstrators and cited 11 others on this second night of anti- trump protests. right now hundreds are also taking to the streets of downtown dallas. this protest started hours ago at the steps of the state capitol... evolving into a cross- town march punctuated by the shouting of anti- trump this evening the president- elect tweeted ... "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the medi

window.)a tree lighting ceremony will be held thursday, november 17th at 5 of city hall.as for red arrow park - the county confirms six smaller holiday trees, all sponsored, will be put up and decorated. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... it's a game decades in the making...and tickets are available...for a pretty in today's money watch report... 3 the ford motor company is rolling out some disappointing sales numbers... 3 more than 27 percentr and suv sales were down 9 percent over last year.overall, industry sales were down an estimated 4 percent in october, but they may fall further now that ford has reported its totals.it's all because of lower demand in the u-s.ford cut production at four north american plants last month because americans are buying fewer new cars. if you're planning to fly to your thanksgiving destination... better book cost you money. the airfare prediction app 'hopper' expects prices to jump about four dollars every day.and then about 10 dollars a day in the 10 days before thanksgiving. and fans hoping to see tonight's historic world series finale in person

. >> similar protests are planned tomorrow at milwaukee's red arrow park. now trump must bring together a >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents in this nation i say it's time for us to come together asne united people. >> bringing us to the question, who will join donald trump's cabinet when heakes office? >> three wisconsin ties are in we have the details. >> governor scott walker, sheriff clarke, might be on the list. three wisconsin big wigs, might have thence to be washington notables, thanks to the president elect. during an interview today, to his day job. said he'lltick governor's association and help ensure the governors, the house and senate and president work together to do the things tt people elect us to do. >> the [inaudible] is a top candidate for chief of staff. charley says that bringing him on b would be a good move. >> he played a crucial role in this campaign and in wisconsin politics, and i would not be surprised a powerful position in the trum

this was the scene last night in milwaukee. ) (chanting...) 3 the mch that began at red arrow park moved along water street to west wisconsin avenue. hundreds raised their voices in dissent as police closed off streets to allow them to move through. we heard from tmp protesters and those who support his election as president. action most effectively. so we can come here, we can meet, you know, we can holds signs, but tomorrow morning, he's still going to be the elect, so it's about the action steps beyond us coming here together." together.""they don't know what it's like to lose. a lot of these people in their early 30s, they've won every election. they've had things handed to them. so now they're facing something they don't support and they have to learn how to work with one another instead of just lash out." 3 while large, milwaukee's other cities were peaceful. however things turned violent last night in portland oregon. at least 26 people were arrested. 3 more on that protest now and the transition for a new presidency.cbs news correspondent weijia jiang reports from the white house

city plans to hoist this year's tree instead of the traditional red arrow park. what a night for baseball fans across the midwest. cubs push through.. forcing a seventh game.and just like emotions.. ticket prices have exploded. you're taking a live look outside wrigley field! check out the sign -- "cubs win!" what you missed-- if you didn't make it to the 9th inning-- and ?when game seven begins! welcome to live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... here's storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday' s highs were near 70, typical for june 1st, not november 1st, plus it was sunny with a light breezeerfection. clouds increased overnight with the brought scattered t'showers already this morning with lows in the 50s. clouds and showers are likely on wednesday with highs in the upper 50s, but that is the only "bad" day this week. most of us will see 0.25" to 0.7" of rain by this evening. the sky clears out tonight with lows dropping into the mid 40s. drive times are at or near

reporter: ben, they gathered here at red arrow park and took over the streets of downtown milwaukee here and all marching to express outrage over president-elect donald trump. the protestor going west on wisconsin and continued across downtown. the protestor realize their but they feel they had to do something. >> so no way i will sit back and accept the fact that this man is going to run our country. >> we didn't want to stay silent, and it is important to march for everyone who feels like they don't have a voice. >> now there were some confrontations reported a supporter of donald trump brought the kids, the protestor grabbed the flag and pushing and shoving and the trump supporter was hit by pepper spray and set off another round of fighting. officers didn't make any arrests. for now live in milwaukee "wisn 12 news this morning." >> hillary, thank you. a wave of protestor marched to the capitol building in madison and we have new video coming in part in this protest in madison last night. many in the crowd were students. police say it was a mostly peaceful gathering. the crowd started

where a demonsio organizers in milwaukee are planning a demonstration at red arrow park. they say it will begin at 5:30. ben jordan spoke with voters in downtown milwaukee and rural wisconsin about the divide of support. he's live with us now. whether wisconsinites like it or not the outcome of the election is beginning to sink in - but a clear divide remains - and that's ever evident comparing some milwaukee voters to those in brady street - hustle and bustle in wisconsin's biggest city finds tranquility at local cafe's. two days after a historic election leaves some conversations just as bitter as their coffee. "i think people need to be fighting trump." just that has been seen as close as the streets of chicago. jennifer pitre understands their concerns - and supports their message. legitimately terrified for their lives and their rights." repetti - trump's proposed policies and political attacks on both sides have led to a divided "i feel like a lot of people understand their voices were taken away and that's emotional." nat car down country roads into historically co

it's at red arrow park at 5-30 tonight. for the first time since 1984...wisconsin is a red state... with donald trump taking its ten electoral votes they're not surprised. members of the republican party of brown county say they think voters are ready for a change in the country. trump won brown county by 11 percentage points... with 53-percent of the vote to clinton's 42. "the path to making our nation prosperous may be a little different than what the democrats expected...but i think we need to work together so that we have a unified country." she compliments president obama and hillary clinton on their message of unity and hopes that message can continue when trump takes office. meanwhile.. democrats across the country and here, in wisconsin.. reflecting on an outcome.. that for some has been tough to swallow. party leaders are concerned by the fact hillary clinton's message... didn't bring african american.. latino.. and young voters to the polls in large numbers. along with that.. democrats lost the working class white vote.. which had helped president obama win twice. the impo