uh, hey, terri. terri... terri, you want to cool it? you know, janet's in the next room. i don't want to cool it. i'm cooking. excuse me. hey, how about some coffee? you want a little coffee? i don't want coffee. i want you. ( shouts ) ow! i'm sorry. how about some cold water for your finger? that's hot! is it? when i'm around you i just don't know what i'm doing. janet, will you keep that girl away from me? you're right, jack. she can't keep her hands off you. i don't understand. of all the egotistical... i just felt sorry for you. sorry? why would anybody feel sorry for me? oh, lots of reasons. ( laughter ) come on, go ahead, terri, go ahead. about how jack lost his confidence because of june... june? who's june? that's the girlfriend you were crazy about. i don't have a girlfriend june. not since she dropped you. anyway, with jack needing help and you not doing anything... me not doing anything? because you're not good at it. what?! that's what i heard. jack! don't look at me. well, then who? yeah, who did you get this story from? jack, there's a hot-tub party across t

terri! ( laughter ) terri! terri, come here. gosh! you tell me what's on your mind. go ahead, come on. well, uh... you see, uh... it's just that i... well, i mean that like jack and i... uh, we, uh... hey! what's this? oh, that's my family album. you don't want to look at that. oh, yes, i do. i love family albums. oh, is this your family? ( laughs ) well, of course it has to be, doesn't it? let me see... hey, what's this? oh. oh, are you that cute little princess with the pigtails? no, i'm the frog. ( laughter ) you see that lady? that's mrs. murphy. she was my dancing teacher. i used to dream i would grow up someday and be a dancer, just like her. you know, some dreams don't come true. i know, but now... i've had dreams, too. really? about what? well, i dreamt that when i grew up i'd be a nurse. ( laughter ) you are a nurse. ( laughter ) so much for that. ( knock at door ) hi-- is everything okay? oh, sure, jack everything's just fine. oh, great... it's all for the best. all for the best? yeah, it's better for you to give up dancing now than fall on your face later.

terry always comes over with a gang of girls. terry, who's your friend right here?e're trying get terry to hook us up with his friends. terry starts looking more and more like his girlfriends. we're like, whoa, terry, are you gay? you really are gay? >> but maynard, serving time for felony prostitution isn't just homosexual. he's convinced he is really a woman inside a male's body. >> being my sexual orientation is touch and go. we're trying to find somebody who will want to be my cellie without all the criticism. >> transgender? >> because you're a transgender. if you live in my cell, you got to do this. i can't say that. but do this, "b" do that. clean up. wash my clothes. they try to take advantage of him and don't look at him as a person. i look at terry as a person. therefore, i treat terry as a person as i want to be treated. >> lee acknowledged there was a time in his life where he wouldn't have been so accepting. >> years ago when i was young i probably wouldn't be sitting here. i would still be stuck with the image thing. i was really into the gang-banger s

wisn 12 news terry sater is live with the terry: the call about a fire on the pfister hotel roof came in just before noon before -- from someone high up in a neighboring building. roughly 300 people were evacuated, and so far fire investigators are pointing to insulation and a construction crew. >> just before noon, we got a call of fire on the roof of the pfister hotel. terry: milwaukee deputy fire chief terry lintonen says, thankfully, no one was hurt. >> we did find fire around an area that was under construction on the roof. shows the part of the roof fire investigators checked out. >> concern was that the fire did not drop down into the building or start to run across the roof. >> we did have to evacuate the guest rooms. and we were able to get everyone down to the lobby and across the street very, very quickly. terry: pfister general manager tim smith says construction crews are updating the hotel's elevators. firefighters say workers were using a torch. >> we just restaurants over a busy lunch hour, but we were able to get everybody back in the restaurant, happily enjoying them

live in wauwatosa, terry sater, wisn 12 news. provide assistance clearing sidewalks for the elderly or those who are physically unable to remove snow. you must submit a form to be eligible. for more information, go to wisn.com/links. patrick: breaking news the , historic presidential recount is over in wisconsin. president-elect donald trump is still the winner here in the badger state. the wisconsin elections commission certified the results late this afternoon. after recounting nearly three million ballots trump picked up , a net 131 votes. 12 news kent wainscott is live in madison. kent, very little changed. kent: in the end, the vote totals changed about 6/100 of 1%. the elections commission certified those results within the hour here in madison nearly 24-hours earlier than expected. they had to wait for some final first, numbers to roll in from milwaukee county. all of the data, entering it into the state system throughout the day. the recount, you may recall, was paid for by green party candidate jill stein, but it involve

then i began to have thoughts about terri. maybe terri was a little bit different, you know. >> how so? >> i felt that the person was more like a man than like a woman, and i thought that the person maybe had been a man. >> why? >> from feeling into this area of their body, you know. i thought that's very similar to me, you know. it's like the person has had their sex organ removed. that's what i thought, you know, but i wasn't completely sure. this was after we got married. >> it was on the fourth day of their honeymoon when terri confirmed moore's suspicions. >> i confronted terri, you know, with some questions that i had, and she told me that she had been a man. >> did it make you question yourself? >> oh, yeah. still to this day. >> tell me about that. >> well, to find out you're in love with someone that is homosexual and you're not a homosexual, then things started progressing to real loss of temper, you know, towards the individual and hatred for the individual. i began to hate them, you know, and i hated them enough th

wisn 12 news terry sater was there. terry: firefighters say someone spotted the fire on the roof of the pfister hotel, 24 stories high. a deputy fire chief says it appears a construction project and insulation could be to blame. >> we did find fire around an area that was under construction on the roof. terry: pictures from newschopper 12 show the area where construction is under way. it is on the roof of the hotel. >> they were using a torch for something. and i don't know if it was for some sort of roof work, something like that. terry: pfister's general manager rooms and restaurants. >> it appears we had a contractor on the roof that was working on an elevator modernization project that we're going through. and a piece of equipment had evidently started on fire , causing smoke. >> it should not hinder the operation of the hotel in any way. they should be able to secure that area relatively easily today. terry: the pfister reopened quickly and no one was hurt. firefighters continue to investigate. in milwaukee, terry

==terry/2-shot== and i'm terry mcsweeney. raj and jess have the night off.liate. instead.. he says he'll essentially wait for donald trump to take office in january. president obama ordered what the u-s describes as 35 russian "intellingence agents" to leave the u-s, following allegations of russian meddling in the american presidential election. today the russians responded... with some sharp comments and a new year's invitation. nbc bay area's scott budman is live outside the russian consulate in san francisco. scott -- yesterday -- they didn't want reporters around. today -- they invited everyone in. =terry/cg= apparently the sudden press conference wasn't enough...

==terry/2-shot== the news at 6 starts now.on killed his mother on christmas day. ♪ >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm vicki nguyen. it is a brutal, horrifying crime. a mother beat to death with a baseball bat by her own son on christmas day where a woman was a prominent member of the community. live from gilroy with details on the crime and how the woman is being remembered tonight. >> reporter: this is going to go down as a very sad time in gilroy's history. we're here at the historical museum, which is an appropriate place to start our story about the victim. it's unfortunate the life history of claudia sluski ended tragically. she literally wrote the book about the community as an authorer and was a long-time educator at gilroy high school and san jose state university. >> a community contributor and she certainly was in every way you could think of and a very gracious, thoughtful person who was always kind of looking out for others who needed a little extra helping hand. >> reporter: but

fox28news. >>> coverage continues now with chief meteorologist terry swails. and we'll talk about next week coming up. for now, pleasant pattern. >> we have a system with light snow. right now the radar is clear here in eastern iowa. lots of clouds around but so far nothing in the way of clouds. i don't want expect a lot of change in the weather over the next 24 hours. for your corridor commute tomorrow morning, temperatures degrees. and with the clouds tomorrow afternoon. not much in the way of sunshine. that's not going to allow the temperatures to warm and we'll keep our temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s. and there's some snow in the forecast. we'll tell you when to expect the flakes in just a few minutes. >>> president-elect donald trump launched a thank you tour in ohio and indiana. among his stops, the carrier plant. trump announced he had negotiated a hundreds of jobs to mexico. carry plans to move some of the force but they accepted tax breaks of up to $7 million to keep the facility operating. >> i just want to let all of the other companies know

===terry/vo=== plus ...he reason a state senator says we might not be any safer than we were after the san bruno explosion. ===terry/next close=== >>> finally tonight, they may never know his name, but they'll sure remember his generosity forever. a secret benefactor and his elves are asking the public to help give away $100,000 to people in need. the response has been pretty overwhelming. our jacob rascon explains in tonight's "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: when they knocked on her door -- >> how are you, ma'am? good to see you. >> reporter: -- michelle rich couldn't get up to greet them. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: for months, a chronic illness has made it impossible to walk. michelle couldn't afford the treatment until now. >> gosh, you're serious? >> we're serious. >> reporter: the gift, delivered -- >> what's going on with the hats? -- by elves. >> we're santa's elves. >> reporter: -- by the east idaho news team. where did you get those hats? >> the dollar store. >> reporter: a local business

==terry/2-shot== the news at 6 starts now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney.ky/2-shot== and i'm vicky nguyen. jess and raj have the night off. vicky/rail it was just yesterday we all w for the first time, that cell phone video taken by the former fiancee of an ex 49-er. throughout the domestic abuse case, "kendra" has kept her face and name hidden-- until now. ==take boxes== today the woman you hear screaming in the video... sat down to talk with nbc bay area's robert handa. robert joins us live in san jose with her story... looked at in their child custody fight going on here at this court house in san jose and for many it will be the first time to see and hear the ex-fiance talk about their alleged cycle of domestic violence. >> i loved him. i was hoping that he would change. >> reporter: the woman whose terrified voice can be heard is coming forward to talk. she said she needed to speak out for what she calls other domestic violence victims. >> i think as a group if we can all come together somehow, it's more powerful. >> reporter: kendra says that

>> reporter: anderson, we're told that terry branstad will speak. he's the longest serving governor in the country, not just here in iowa, and then mike pence will also talk and then donald trump. you can see the crowd behind me here gathering. certainly a big crowd for a post-campaign rally, but if this was in the heat of the campaign, this would be an average or smaller-sized crowd for donald trump. but anderson, the question is when you talk to these voters, frankly, some of them have been, you know, watching with great interest what he has been doing in terms of his appointments and things. we heard so much about draining the swamp. some of these people being appointed to his cabinet don't fit that definition necessarily. i heard earlier this evening people chanting "lock her up, lock her up," something donald trump has not embraced. interesting watching the pivot here at his supporters see candidate trump to president-elect trump. it is a difference. we will see him speaking with teleprompters as we have seen earlier this week in north carolina

terry, good morning to you. >> good morning, kendis. >> terry, what are we hearing right now from russianls? >> caller: well, this is a country in shock. there's not been anything like this, a russian ambassador killed in the line of duty in decades here, and this is really blow back for russia, that they have had an adventure of sorts, have had an adventure of sorts, have had an adventure of sorts, a commitment in syria to the war in syria that has gradually now become deeper and deeper and with this assassination now a shocking consequence of vladimir putin's decision to intervene in syria. one thing to remember about syria, a lot of people don't know it, it was really a kind of puppet show in many ways with so many powers from around the world getting involved including russia. as i said, it was blow back. >> the attacker was ranting about aleppo, about syria, thousands are still trying to escape that city. what might the terrorists have to gain from this assassination on that front? >> caller: well, revenge, i think, is one thing that comes to mind right away. the fall of aleppo the p

wisn 12 news terry sater is live terry, you've spoken with this server. reporter: if you take a job as a restaurant server you know , you'll get paid less per hour because you're supposed to make more on tips. but this federal lawsuit accuses water street brewery of not playing by the rules. hard, dedicated worker. reporter: angela brandt used to wait tables year at the water , street brewery in oak creek. but this week, she filed a federal complaint against the milwaukee-based restaurant chain and owner robert c. schmidt, jr. she accuses them among other things of violating the fair labor standards act. making servers pay for discarded silverware, even if someone else was to blame. terry: whether i threw it in the garbage or the busser put it in the garbage by mistake i'd get >> correct. the server would get charged for it. reporter: wisconsin law says no employer may make any deduction from the wages due by any employee for lost or stolen property or damage to property, unless the employee authorizes the employer in writing. lost silverware or broken pl

terry: no, you would not.d it surprising, i would say, that international investors, those looking at the united states, seem willing to be supporters or give the incoming administration the e doubt withha regard to changes. that is not what is being felt at home. heard the same thing in saudi arabia three weeks ago. also in mexico city. there is a difference between optimism and expectations. let's talk about expectations. sovereigneet with wealth funds, what kind of expectations did they have for the performance of the economy and financial markets? ry: there is a broad expectation and realization, i think we have to go back 10 months. remember where we were at the beginning of the year. we were concerned about global deflation. a devaluation of the chinese menbi. we seem to be romancing the ideas of an inflationary environment, genuine fiscal stimulus. clarity with regard to the corporate tax regime, which is broadly favorable for u.s. assets and the u.s. dollar. i think that increased certainty in the unit

with terry on our side. i know we will succeed in bringing our jobs back.nd i also know that china who's been so tough and so competitive. and frankly dealing with people that didn't get it. but i'll tell you what, we're going to have mutually respect. we're going to have mutual respect. and china is going to benefit and we're going to benefit and terry is going to lead the way. so i just want to congratulate him. but to accomplish our goals we must reject the failed approaches of the past. government must stop listening to the special interests and start delivering for the national interests. it is time to deliver for you the american people just like iowa delivered for me. boy, did you deliver. boy, did you deliver. you know just to go into this -- >> we're going to continue to monitor this speech see if there is anything new he's talking about. he's starting to echo the same things in a lot of these stops on his "thank you tour." this is his third tonight here in des moines, iowa. we are back with the panel monitoring this. as i say we'll bring you anyth

the irony to me was the fact that terry was in prison for robbery. >> because he was already serving a life sentence, moore did not receive any new criminal charges for the stabbing, but was kept in lockdown until his transfer to another prison later that year. >> it was not the first stabbing, probably not going to be the last time. >> terry, what if he would have died? >> that was something he should have thought of when he took my stuff. was it worth it to him or a question for me to ask. >> coming up. >> any prison gang would be happy to get their hands on shawn gaines. >> the ex-leader of a white supremacist gang faces a whole new reality. >> if i'm ever put in general population i'm as good as dead. . fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual percentage yield that's what i find romantic. this is literally throwing your money away. i think it's over there. that way? yeah, a little further up. what year was that quarter? what year is that one? '98 that's the one. you got it! nothing stops us

trump announcing that terry branstad has been nominated to that post. prints at the governor of iowa and is known to chinese president for more than three decades. david bassi have to pay when speaking with maria bartiromo unwarranted maria. >> the governor of iowa is a tremendous addition to america's team and fighting for american workers, america's economy and being appointment to china. >> homeland security come into focus through the retired four-star general tell fox that he's been offered the job. kelly was once in charge of southern command. the attorney general listed of oklahoma's enough for the position to be the next head of the environmental protection agency. back to you. nicole: trump has chosen linda mcmahon to lead the business administration in his cabinet. we also want to tell you about this prelude to our special coverage of trump iowa rally tonight. nicole: the biggest since the election with the dow, s&p 500 and the dow transports, all of them hitting lifetime highs. take a look at the dow, s&p and nasdaq racking up big gains since

terry jeffrey, cns news.t thinkst, i do americans should be polarized on racial lines. ,f you look at the exit polls trump got less of the african-american vote then he should have to he got 8% he got more black males. i think he did make an effort to reach out and try to bring in more of a black vote, and i think that is a good thing. but america should not be polarized on those grounds, and political views. they should try to unite as as a nation. i hope one of the things that donald trump does as president is do that. .ost: steve is in florida he is also on the democratic line. caller: hello, yes. good morning. on the top comment news story of 2016 was going to be about the death of fidel castro and the normalization of relations with cuba. but listening to the exchange between these two gentlemen, i have changed my mind about eight times. her appealingn of obamacare and bringing it back --a free market-based system i heard mention of repealing obama care. i think the concept is delusional. since i guess m

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. as the sun drops, so are the temperatures. >> let's get right to rob mi mayeda. >>> for san francisco, the coast and inner bay have a frost advisory in effect. san jose dropping in many places with a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m. dublin by 3:00 a.m. could be approaching the upper 20s, freezing temperatures and in a few exceptions, a hard freeze warning in effect where you could see two to four hours below 28 degrees. dangerously cold temperatures, freezy cold in the north bay and out in solano county. bundle up for your evening plans. we'll let you know how long patchy ice will be in the forecast. that is coming up in about ten minutes. >> something to be on the lookout for. when you cam pair california to other parts of the country, we cannot complain about the cold. a winter storm hammering a lot of the country. on the east coast, this happening here. a fuel sanker crashing into the guard rail. this involved about 55 vehicles and when it was over with it killed three peop

rob is an abe mazing person. >> terry and rob, hi. >> still tearing up over it, right?is big world, in a house with strangers basically. what was that like? >> it wasn't until my senior year of high school, it was the fall, and i became homeless, and knowing -- >> you age out, don't you? >> aged out. back in the late '70s, early '80s, when you turned 18, you were out. i was out with my trash bag. and i couch surfed and i slept in an abandoned bathroom and i would go to the public library and i would read until the librarian would tap me on the shoulder and tell me it was time to leave. >> who did you turn to when you needed someone? >> no one. myself. >> yeah. >> you know, the statistics show that the kids that are in foster care end up in juvenile detention centers. we have our prisons full of people touched by foster care. and that just wasn't the path that i was supposed to go down. >> terry, when -- it's so great that you brought this story to light. when you looked back and realized what he had been going through all these years when you thought he was probably lik

and terry is going to lead the way.o i just want to congratulate him. [ applause ] but to accomplish our goals, we must reject the failed approaches of the past. government must stop listening to the special interests and start delivering for the national interests. it's time to deliver for you, the american people, just like iowa delivered for me. boy did you deliver. [cheers and applause] boy did you deliver. you know, just to go into this for a second. so we won almost every single county in the state. we won by over 10 points. we won one county that wasn't won since dwight d. eisenhower. anybody know the name of that county? correct. and we had a great night. and iowa was announced very early. and so was ohio. and we won ohio by almost 9 points. [cheers and applause] and we were expected to win ohio by 2 points or 3. so we won by 9. that made the other side a little bit nervous. and then my friends right in this room got announced, right? and we won by 10 points. and then when they looked at the map of iowa, and the

making the journey all worth it. >> terry has two weeks leave to hang around here.leanna told us she went to three different stores to find now that's love. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. that is a look at people arriving in the area. but those who had leave the area had a very pleasant day to pack up the car. what is waiting at the destination? stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has a look at the travel forecast. doug? doug: hi, maureen. it's all quiet here. if you are traveling locally. but a good question. what is happening around the rest of the country. let's tell you about this evening. what we have is what we will keep. clear skies, temperatures in the 40's. turning corner in the morning -- turning colder in the morning. it will be beautiful. sunshine in new england. temperature in the 40's. in the midwest, 30 was the area of the rain and snow mix. but the temperatures are above sneezing. so most of the country is above freezing and above average. florida wins the prize here. sunshine for the peninsula. temperatures are

>> i guess want, played with jason terry? >> what? >> you ran off the court and hugged him. >> i wasn't paying ateam. i don't remember that. >> you didn't know they inborned the ball? in the first half? you ran off the court and hugged jason terry. >> i didn't even know i was in >> really, who was that? >> it is just a different guy. at least he was wearing a >> time to start showing off your holiday lights. >> okay. >> enter your decorated home at cbsdenver.com. on our contest page r chance to win a $500 gift card from mike's camera. and if you want to vote for your favorite house. check out all the entries on our facebook page and like the lights. we will feature some of the best houses on cbs4 news. >> good time of year. hey, take a look at this. this is the sand dunes. been there? this is a guy walking up the sand dunes with a backpack on. just to show you that is the human being there, look at how >>> new from hollywood, almost live. unleashed. with host byron allen. welcome, carlos oscar. wilson and tiffany thss plan b, byron al

reporting live in milwaukee, terry sater, wisn 12 news. sheldon: slick roads might've caused this 4-car crash on i-41 in washington county this morning. it happened just south of slinger. the sheriff's office says one car crossed the median and got hit by a vehicle coming in the opposite direction. two drivers went to the hospital, but are expected to be ok. our neighbors out to the west dealt with a little more than a nuisance snow. here's what it looked like in mineral poinda you can see the thick slush on the roads. the town, which is about an hour west of madison, got several inches of the same thick, wet snow we saw here. adrienne: the snow has moved out. but lindsey, many of us are wondering, if this will impact the morning drive? lindsey: i have been going back and forth with the dot about what they're thinking about the roads. our overnight lows are getting you should still proceed with caution tomorrow morning. the bridges and overpasses may still be a bit of an issue. winter advisory is in effect until 4:00 a.m. in green day. mad

come up, terry. [applause] [cheers] president-elect trump: this is a big room.se] [cheers] mr. branstad: wow. president-elect trump. it has been a great honor and privilege to serve the state, and thanks to our new president who will make america great again, i am proud to serve america and this important role. thank you very much. [applause] [cheers] president-elect trump: he is going to do so great, with terry on our side, i know we will succeed in bringing our jobs that china also know has been so tough and so competitive, and frankly dealing with people that did not get it, but i will tell you what. we will have mutual respect. , andll have mutual respect china will benefit and we will benefit, and terry would lead the way, so i just want to congratulate him. [applause] [cheers] tosident-elect trump: but accomplish our goals, we must reject the failed approaches of the past. povernment must sto listening to this special interest and start delivering for the national interest. you, time to deliver for the american people, just like iowa delivered for me. boy

>> i guess want, played with jason terry? >> what? >> you ran off the court and hugged him. >> i wasn't paying ateam. i don't remember that. >> you didn't know they inborned the ball? in the first half? you ran off the court and hugged jason terry. >> i didn't even know i was in >> it is my alter ego. >> really, who was that? >> it is just a different guy. at least he was wearing a shirt. >> exactly. >> and pants ,, ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars >> time to start showing off your holiday lights. >> okay. cbsdenver.com. on our contest page for a chance to win a $500 gift card from mike's camera. and if you want to vote for your favorite house. check out all the entries on our facebook page and like the lights. we will feature some of the best houses on

melissa, it is noticeable during the rally the president-elect brought on to the stage iowa's governor terry branstad. he nominated brand stat to be the next ambassador to china. he described branstad as a very special man. he told the crowd branstad doesn't want to be ambassador because of the perks of the job, to form an improve relationship. he has known the current china president for the last two decades. they met in 1995 when a china delegation came to iowa for farming techniques. he suggested some might be willing to forgo their salary for public service, saying they would be giving up fortunes. listen. >> in filling my cabinet, i'm

our american lit terry essentially is show business. it's an advertisement. we do, we will make more movies. >> you watch television? >> not very often. >> how were you informed? if you were not watching the campaign coverage on television, are you not watching some of that? >> i have watched some of that but you don't have to see a lot of that to get the idea. [laughter] i saw trump come down in june 2015 when he comes down the escalator in the atrium of the trump towers and announces himself as candidate for the united states, okay? i mean for the presidency. that was his announcement. now that, you asked me how things have been coming at us for the last 25 years and trump is no surprise. okay, if you saw that, which i did on television, it's almost exactly george w. bush on the deck of the united states carrier uss abraham lincoln may 1, 2004, sorry 2003 saying mission accomplished. it's the same kind of appearance. he comes out of a fighter jet wearing a costume, you know what top gun costume, swaggers up to the microphone and says mission accomplished. w

=raj/gfx= nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us now.... =raj/rail= a taxi ride -- turned out to be a nightmare for a local woman. something in there for everyone. >> also tonight's meeting a last second attempt to reinstate the kroted artery restraint which is applied to the kroted artery in the neck incapacitates a person but in the end the carotid restraint and the officers firing at moving cars are both banned. but maybe this is not the last word in this debate. the police officers association could sue to overturn the ban on shooting at moving vehicles. much more to come on this one. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> this should be getting national attention as well. thank you, terry. a taxi ride turned out to be a nightmare for a local woman. cull ixi driver allegedly drove -- woman to his home and s and ly assaulted her. ...what uld be many more victim. nbc bay area's ian joins us from downtown campbell this evening where the woman was picked up. pen, as you know, this is a hot spot for bars and restaurant

tornado watch remains in effect across the southeast today. >> and now with our chief meteorologist terry swails. >> one of the biggest outbreaks of the year so far. and here we are, all into december. you usually see that in march. lots of active weather in the south and here, clouds and cool conditions and we're going to try to get some sunshine out in here on saturday. more of the same in the forecast, the radar now, no precipitation, and snow showers yesterday have moved southeast and we're not concerned about any precipitation until saturday night. that's when our next system produce an inch or so of snow. those clouds are hanging tough across eastern iowa and the parts of the midwest. that keeps the temperatures on the cool side. tomorrow, expect the clouds to continue. temperatures are going to be 33- 35 degrees as we get up tomorrow and winds out of the north northwest at 5-10 miles per hour and cloudy skies we're into the month of december and start with an average high of 38 degrees but by the time the month closes, we're down to 28 for an average high. and typically about 8 inc

adrienne: terry sater is in terry, this storm also created some issues for utility crews. reporter: you can see beautiful lights are still on in cathedral square. we energies says the snow knocked out power to more than 5 -- 5000 people across our viewing area tonight. winter finds the weak spots so the cruise -- crews have been working hard to get the heat and lights back on. joshua shearer out for a cathedral square says he's glad the weather is finally matching the best month of the year. >> i love the snow. i don't like slush. it's my favorite time of the year. you've got christmas. my birthday's in december. so it's a double whammy for me. reporter: from snow fights to snow plows this is what we do in wisconsin. and juan chavolla from louisville, kentucky says he's glad he's here for the experience. >> i love it. yeah. there's santa right there. reporter: we can be thankfull sunday's snow won't go in a record book compared to the early december blizzards we've experienced in 2006 or 26 years appleton to shorewood in 1990 and it was about 65 degrees. and two days later

so it's no surprise that people are fighting the release of terry olson into their community. community.it's got folks in both washington and fond du lac counties worried.cbs 58's april dvornay reports on how it all came to a head in court today. angry resident from eldorado fond du lac county came to a washington county courtroom today to send a messsage that terry olson should be released the judge took notice.the judge called it intimadation. dozens of fond du lac county residents who drove to to washington county to fight the release of terry olson in el dorado.he's due for release after serving time for his convictions on 1st and second degree child sex assault. assault.:50 um im really glad we came. i know the judge put us as a community in our place but he also heard our real reason is that the procedure wasnt followed and he did acknowledge thatwashington county argued that restrictions on placement near children prevented them from taking olson. dhs said eldorado was an option based on the timing of his release.the judge questioned whether a law restricting placement

so i'll start off with you, terry. at the state level, i mentioned having the need for strong continuum for education and training while incarcerated while as well as making sure those opportunities are coordinated upon reentry. so in pennsylvania your department has received an improved reentry education grant from the department of education which you're using to focus on career pathways programs. can you talk a little about how that work is going and what do you see as good things happening and aha moments. >> we at the department recognizes it is important for us to take our inmates and provide them with marketable skills to use on their release. these marketable skills will help them to obtain employment fwu we don't just mean any job. we want them to gain a life sustaining employment where they can help support their families, have some benefits and things when they are released. our focus on this grant is working with many of the workforce investment boards in pennsylvania. we have a lot of employers working wit

death. >> yes. >> reporter: decades later. >> to be honest with you, i give terry a look every nightlay "saturday in the park." there's a lyric in there -- ♪ a man playing guitar singing for us all ♪ >> i still dream about terry. >> he was the musical leader of the band at the time. he would want us to stay together as well. >> reporter: you loved him. >> um-hum. >> he was very lovable. >> reporter: they did, they say, what terry would have wanted. they stayed together and kept playing. chicago has toured every single year of its existence. >> please welcome chicago! >> reporter: and finally in 2016, the ultimate honor. >> it is my honor to finally induct chicago into the rock and roll hall of fame. >> reporter: but no sign these rockers are slowing down. not even for a second. >> i have always contended that music, creating music keeps me in a child-like state that is not too bad. >> we wanted to be as organic as it started out to be and that's why we're still together. >> you can see "now more than ever, the history of chicago" this sunday and yes, i do know what time it is. 8:00 p

everyone, i saw terry in the parking. i was like, it's cold. >> tomorrow, let's have your hat. >> that's about the way he said it, too. >> i'll tweet a picture to you. >> i want to see that. >> uber continues to squabble with the dmv over self-driving cars. what the two sides are saying now when we come back. aenz jimmy -- >> guys we are are playing vr pi pic picksnary. we have reese witherspoon. do not change the channel. >> an l.a. hospital continuing a tradition sending babies home in stocking he. and nurses are knitting beanies for them to take home too. on our website, steph curry auctioning off the sneakers he wore thursday to honor the fire victims. the shoes have the name designed on them. back in a moment with more news. suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. =vo= it's an argument that stretched decades. >>> well, a controversial sewer side barrier installed on the golden gate bridge next year. it is an argument spanning decades. critics say it'll distract from the iconic design of the bridge. but mental heal

>> terry moran with us from moscow tonight. terry, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight, and its official. electors across this country, putting donald trump over the 270 electoral votes he needs to become the president in january. it did not come without some fierily moments today. and here in new york, one elector who cast his vote for hillary clinton speaking out now about the election. her husband, former president bill clinton. abc's cecilia vega at trump tower tonight. >> reporter: a chaotic scene in wisconsin today. >> you don't deserve to be in america. >> reporter: protesters shouting down electors as they cast their votes for donald trump. this woman hauled away by police. >> this is my america! my america! >> reporter: the same in pennsylvania. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> reporter: ohio, >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: and the electoral college convened in state houses across the country. trump's opponents making a last ditch attempt to keep him from the white house. >> texas now puts pre

iowa governor terry branstad. the next u.s. ambassador to china.and one likely reason trump picked branstad as the ambassador to china is the relationship with chinese president xi jinping. for background on the president and governor, let's bring in cnn's matt rivers who is live in beijing. one thing that came to mind is donald trump has certainly not gone easy with his let rirhetorh china. he would fly in with his superman cape after the policies? >> reporter: this certainly could be viewed as an olive branch from the incoming administration toward china after what has been called a difficult week with the u.s. and china in terms of relations. it is because of that personal relationship that existing between governor branstad and between president xi jinping. these two men go back decades. in 1985, jinping, a 31-year-old official went to iowa on an agriculture fact finding mission. then two decades later in 2012, then vice president xi jinping goes back to iowa. remeets governor branstad. that leads to a relationship with both men. governor brans

your governor, i can say your great governor, terry branstad, come up terry.g room. parent company. fellow iowans, it has been a great honor and privilege to serve the people of this state, and thanks to our great new president, who will make america great again, i am very proud to serve america, in this very important role. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> he is going to do so great, with terry on our side, i know we'll succeed in bringing our jobs back, i know that china has been so tough and competitive, and dealing with people that did not get it. but i tell you what, we'll have mutual respect, mutual respect, china will benefit and we'll benefit. and terry will lead the way. i just want to congratulate him. , to accomplishing our goals we must reject the failed approaches of the past, government must stop listening to the special interests and start delivering for the national interest. it is time to deliver for you the american people, just like iowa delivered for me. boy, did you deliver. boy, did you deliver. you know just to go into this

your governor, i can say your great governor, terry branstad, come up terry.g room. parent company. fellow iowans, it has been a great honor and privilege to serve the people of this state, and thanks to our great new president, who will make america great again, i am very proud to serve america, in this very important role. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> he is going to do so great, with terry on our side, i know we'll succeed in bringing our jobs back, i know that china has been so tough and competitive, and dealing with people that did not get it. but i tell you what, we'll have mutual respect, mutual respect, china will benefit and we'll benefit. and terry will lead the way. i just want to congratulate him. , to accomplishing our goals we must reject the failed approaches of the past, government must stop listening to the special interests and start delivering for the national interest. it is time to deliver for you the american people, just like iowa delivered for me. boy, did you deliver. boy, did you deliver. you know just to go into this

deputy chief terry lintonen :21 "if were responding to a struncture fire we send an additional engine..if we're going to an ems run, we'll dispatch a privat ambulancethe reason for that is so that we can get any patience we may have into a warmer environment" 3 there are things home to help firefighters - like digging out fire hydrants after a big snow and making sure your sidewalks are clear in case of an emergencylive from the milwaukee fire hq im jp cbs 58 news waukesha police say they've busted up a ring of "massage businesses" accused of offeri illegal services taking part in human traffickin trafficking.police made several arrests at four locations.and they say an investigation ?verified? some of the crimes.that investigation is still language barrier. a driver is facing an o-w-i charge after his pickup truck went over an embankment and plunged into a creek in kenosha overnight.police say it happened around 11:30 at the bike t bridge over pike crrek.they say the driver was intoxicated en hi truck went off highway 32 and landed in the creek. the driver was able tget out of the tr

. >> terrie joins us live and there are a lot of truck's out there tonight. terry: we haven't seen any cars stuck in the snow. city streets seem to be passable. the city has nearly three-hundred pieces of equipment on the job. but you've got to watch out for these signs know where you're parking or you could get ticketed or towed. we've seen quite a few people digging out because they know the 4-inch rule is in effect. so they have to move their cars from streets marked with also beginning tonight at 11 until 6:00 a.m. you have to move your car from the even numbered side of streets so the city can plow. tomorrow night at 11 park on the even side of streets. nathan peet has to find a new place to park. >> with the snow like this, a lot of it is emergency parking. we end up having to find places to park our car and late at night your parking for maybe an hour. >> it is we clear all the snow. the temperatures might drop wednesday into thursday. reporter: you will be -- you will avoid being ticketed or towed. the weather turns into the deep sheldon: thank you so

. >> that is exactly what 12 new'' terry sater is live in cathedral square. terry, >> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas here on cathedral square finally. it is time for all things seemed like these winter scenes were never going to play out. finally, they are in milwaukee. if you just bought a snowblower or some other winter device, for example, skis -- there's hope you'll finally get to use them. but today's snow is certainly nothing like some of the early december weather changes and snow we've experienced in years past. >> my husband and i moved from appleton to shorewood in 1990 and it was about 65 degrees. and two days ler biggest dump. just check with your weather guy. we couldn't even drive. we had to walk to kohl's. >> she's talking about the december 2-3 blizzard and snowstorm of some parts of the 1990. state suffered through a blizzard and there was widespread snow anywhere from a nothing like that but it is finally looking a lot more wintry here in milwaukee. >> viewers have been tweeting us pictures of the snow. this one from bob in broo

cbs news confirms that iowa governor terry branstad...a man china referred to as an old friend...will be the next u-s ambassador to china. gov. terry branstad, iowa: "it's a decision that would be a family decision if indeed it is offered by the president-elect. and my wife and i have had several conversations. we've had family conversations with our children as well." well." named marine corps general john kelly his pick for homeland security secretary. kelly will be the third general appointed to join the trump administration.tuesday night - trump formally introduced general james mattis as his pick to be secretary of defense. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... the man accused of murdering nine church goers in south carolina goes on trial... plus, a pearl harbor survivor the trial of accused church shooter dylann roof is underway in south carolina.. jury selection was just completed. the 22 year old white man is charged with killing nine black individuals at an historic church in june reports from charleston, south . carolina. prosecutors arrived at the federal courthouse in ch