. >> anchor: let's get to kim khazei in the newsroom with the latest on the situation. kim? >> reporter: ryan and jadiann thompson police are saying the person flown to the hospital is seriously injured so we'll show you again the scene there. we could see the ambulance is here on weather bee drive. that's near adams street in westwood. and police think that this was just an accident but right now we're getting very few details but a pedestrian was hit and being trea hospital. so we're learning more and we will pass that along to you as we get it. for now, that's the latest in the newsroom, kim khazei, 7 new. >> anchor: we're also following breaking news out of berlin, new hampshire where the attorney general is investigating the death of a two-year-old child. investigators say the girl was taken to the hospital after a 911 call on saturday and then later pronounced dead. the chief medical examiner has ruled her death a homicide with a cause of death as blunt force scamp scott man linked to a deadly drive new accused of being under the influence of drugs and alcohol on the n

christine maddela joins us from the newsroom with what to look out for. the polls are starting to close on the other side of the country-- and we're getting a better look at who is in the lead across the east coast. decide who will take harry reid's spot in the senate seat. the winner of that seat possibly deciding which party takes a majority in the upper chamber. red and blue arent the only colors this election season...a lot of people are seeing green with recreational marijuana on the ballot. fox5's abby theodros joins us live from shango dispensary along boulder highway where advocates of the measure are starting their it's one of the presidential election days on record for las vegas with temperatures climbing into the 80s this afternoon. we'lll fall back into the 70s and 60s this evening with overnight lows dropping into the upper 50s. skies will stay sunny again on wednesday with high temperatures holding in the low 80s and upper 70s. we'll keep temperatures in the mid to upper 70s through the remainder of the week with a few high clouds passing th

live in the newsroom tonight, i'm james gherardi, news 5. >> thank you james. the city filed its new use of force policy to a federal judge today. last year an investigation by the u.s. department of justice found a pattern of practices officers used excessive force and violated people's civil rights. now, one of the key changes in techniques to avoid having to use force. officers are expected to begin training on that new policy early next year. >>> a safe haven for a forgotten people. victims of human trafficking will soon have a place to turn and it is needed now more than ever before. ohio is fifth in the nation for sex trafficking and soon the salvation army harbor light complex will be able to do something about it. news five's dhomonique ricks was the first and only invited to see this new shelter dome before its grand opening. it's a long time coming. >> it really. construction started one year ago. now it is complete. a new 30,000 square foot family shelter which also houses sex trafficking victims. >> there were many times that i wanted to scream. ther

is so adamant about paying for a hand recount in our state, coming up on live at five.live in the newsroom julia fello meanwhile.. house speaker paul ryan says the election was "pretty fair." ryan spoke with w-c-l-o in his hometown of janesville today and he said he didn't see any evidence of systemic fraud in wisconsin. trump has claimed, without evidence, that millions voted le democrat hillary clinton won. president-elect donald trump has selected former labor secretary elaine chao as his transportation secretary.chao was labor secretary under george w. bush and the first asian-american woman to serve in a president's cabinet. she's also the wife of senate majority leader mich mcconnell. storm team 4 now.. today is probably the best day if you meteorologist jesse ritka tells us what we can expect tonight and the rest of the week.. a cold front is on the way so enjoy the 50s and sunshine while we have it. tonight a few more clouds will roll in but they will not help trap in much warmth as temps will drop new berlin police have released the names of the couple shot and killed inside their

here are images from los angeles into the newsroom. the streets overnight. protestors took to the highways. they are blocking busy freeways. 101 was blocked for miles with traffic, leading to dozens of arrests. and in portland, oregon, 2,000 protestors taking to the streets, several times blocking traffic and also causing trouble on the interstates. >> i was born in this country. this is place i know. it makes me feel like i am not fa protest -- not a part of it. >> we are keeping an eye on protests in chicago, as well. we will bring you new developments as we get to them. >> and closer to home people march through downtown. >> they started at cleveland state, took it to playhouse square. voters should be helpful because of the political process but make no mistake, he said, the country has been counties in pennsylvania and rural counties in ohio, the president-elect is getting 70% and 80% of the votes which means there is a cultural divide in the country. that is a significant anxiety. those anxieties are not new. they are old. >> the protestors stayed on p

kpix 5's allen martin is live in the newsroom with the very latest. allen. >> reporter: michelle and kenny, san mateo county fire units are responding to this. it happened just north of the half moon bay airport which is really the moss beach area. we'll show you a map of this area. we are told the aircraft is right on the border of a residential neighborhood. i'm told it came down on parkway near oroville avenue right at the edge of some homes. chopper 5 is now over this plane crash and you can see that it came to rest up against that home. there is heavy damage to the house. we are confirm that one person is dead in the plane crash. at least one other person is injured. we don't know the extent of the injuries. but the coroner is on the way and it appears that the plane came in so low it hit a truck and trees and then hit the home. debris is scattered throughout the residential area. expect traffic delays on highway 1 near the half moon bay airport. again, this small plane crash happened about 11:15. the first calls came in at about 11:20 to 911. bu

shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story new at six. thanks george and carole.the criminals tried to break open the safe, only to leave emptyhanded.. tonight. the terrifying encounter one of the church workers had with one of the thieves.. that's coming up new on live at 6. thanksgiving is almost here and millions of people will be sharing the roads and the sky.. triple-a tells us what's 4 your money.. new numbers from triple-a predict close to 49-million people will travel for thanksgiving..jay gray has a closer look tonight at where they're going .. and how they're getting there.. natural sound turkey in deep fryerturkey.. trimmings.. natural sound"i hate green beans daddy."and travel..nats pop airplane fly-overaccording to triple-a .. this and air will be as crowded as they've been in nearly a decade..sound tamara johnson - aaa spokesperson :13-:22we are expecting nearly 49 million americans to be traveling nearly 50 miles away from home and the majority of those individuals tell us that us that they are going to drive. that, despite

. >> anchor: let's go to kim khazei in the newsroom for details. >> anchor: pretty impressive brush fire in the lynn woods as you talk a look at these live pictures we can tell you the closest neighborhood is on ridge street and it's fairly far away. this is it deep in the woods are not evacuating any residence and they are just monitoring this fire. pretty widespread but they are hoping it will burn itself out and no word yet on what might have started the fire. we'll keep sky 7 up in the air and keep an eyeons things and bring you any developments. for now in the newsroom, i'm kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: we're following more breaking news out of boston. hundreds of people gathered on boston common to protest the election of donald trump. the protest started this afternoon and has been peaceful. there have been several and across the country in cities like new york, los angeles and portland, oregon since election day we'll have more on today's protests coming up at 6:00. >> anchor: also on 7, two people are waking up behind bars after a wild ride in connecticut. this chase started in

just a reminder--- we are livestreaming the craziness from the newsroom all night long. there are special guests lined up. take a look behind the scenes on this very busy night. just head to our facebook page. you can also join in on the conversation while you're there. polls set to close in about an hour... we're checking back in with our crews to see how things are going .. after this little more than an hour in several states... including here wisconsin. even with early voting, turn-out in the city of milwaukee has been brisk all day. we check in with derica williams one more time ? tonight. she's in downtown milwaukee. i'm here outside of the zeidler municipal building which is one of 195 voting sites across the city of milwaukee. as we wrap up one of the peak . of course a little busier since folks just got off work. most of the day the average wait time has been about 20 minutes during peak times. so far no major problems to report... you still have a little more than one hour to get to your poll. if you are in line by 8 p-m, you will be allowed to vote. remember to

n the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6news. cloudy skies with areas of drizzle coming to an end this evening. skies will partially clear out overnight with temperatures falling through the 30s. partly sunny and warmer this weekend. highs in the middle 40s saturday, upper 40s on sunday. rain returns late sunday night into monday. the highest chance will be overnight sunday into monday and again monday evening. morning. it will be a warm start to the week with highs in the 50s. tonight: drizzle ending. partial clearing overnight. low: 31 wind: wnw 5 mph saturday: partly sunny. high: 46 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. chance for rain at night. am low: 33 high: 49 wind: se 5-15 mph monday: rain likely. windy and warmer. am low: 44 high: 53 wind: se 15-25 mph weather anywhere -- just wind: se 15-25 mph you can stay ahead of the weather anywhere -- just download the fox 6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. stores across the area were busy today. black friday kicks off the start to the holiday shopping s

live in the newsroom, tim caputo 7 news. >> anchor: simultaneous 21 gun salute and in the city of santiago in memory of the late cuban dictator fidel castro. the 90-year-old cuban president died over the weekend. there are huge lines in havana of people waiting to view castro's ashes. as the country prepares for his funeral on sunday, history ma in the county for the first time in more than 50 years a commercial flight took off from the united states and landed in havana, cuba. 7's jessica holly lass more from miami. >> reporter: history in flights a u.s. commercial airplane heads for havana, cuba, the first trip of its kind in decades. earlier monday morning, a celebration in the terminal hoped by american airlines. >>> we are beaming with pride as we become the first airline to launch service to havana. >>> passengers boarding that >>> i think actually it's probably truly historic time to be there. >> reporter: traveling to the country's capitol just days after the death of fidel castro. >>> castro is self a sole polarizing figure and it will be interesting to see how people are respondi

then i'll suggest it,or, if you, this is pretty much the center of our newsroom. it's the assignment desk. they're always on the phone, once they hear aut it, they pass it on to the reporters is it dangerous to be a reporter? for example, if there's a fire, ght spread, we have to stay back. we're also getting calls from viewers who are saying, "can you help me this is what's going on." when did you know th you wanted to become a reporter? it was really in college when i had a lot of internships. working at radio stations and tv stations, i got an idea that that's what i wanted to do. i could be in an office building, interviewing someone there, or i could be at the scene of a fire. it's anytime you're away from the newsroom. that's what being out in the field means. it can be difficult because a lot of times maybe you're waiting around for someone to show up. and sometimes it's hot, but you're sitting in a car. you have to wait till someone shows up because you're really trying to meet people and hear their story. what's the difference between a reporter and an anc

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> the time now is 6:57. let's look at the roads. that traffic backed up to just a foot of the maze but as you head through the plaza into downtown that will take you 30 minutes. a look at the freeway, looking good in both directions here. 238 to the maez northbound will take you up to 20 minutes and expect delays if you're headed to the san mateo bridge. a live look at that commute from hayward, 27 minutes between 880 and 101. over to highway four, slow in the commute direction here. in pittsburgh, moving at ten miles per hour and then to the south bay 101 northbound taking you 19 minutes between the 680 split. >>> live weather camera looking at the bay bridge in san francisco, official sunrise at 6:42. we can see it right there with the clouds parting. we have ten hours and 22 minutes of daylight hours today, that's about a minute shorter than yesterday. temperature wise 52. stepping out the door the winds are nonexistent. choudz from that there. no rain to us, it's north of the bay area. today very mild from 70 and pacifica to 74

team 12's bryan west is live from the newsroom with the details.. flag burning - the latest topic donald trump has over.. and it's one the president-elect and senator john mccain may agree on. team 12's bryan west is live from the newsroom with the details.. they both agree there should be some sort of punishment when it comes to burning the american flag... saying it's unpatriotic and offensive. they both agree there should be some sort of punishment when it comes to burning the american flag... saying it's unpatriotic and offensive. this debate resurfaced when the president elect tweeted... nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag, if they do, there must be consequence - perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail. the supreme court has ruled on this issue twice - both in 1989 and 1990. in both cases, the highest court in the land ruled that burning a flag is a quote "act of they claim it's the type of action that the first amendment was designed to protect. even one of the most conservative justices, antonin scalia, had a key vote in

story this morning from the newsroom. tim? tim: this is the woman who police say was found chained up on a property in a locked container building. kala brown was reported missing back in august. yesterday police heard yelling and banging while attempting to serve a search warrant on land owned by todd kohlhepp. inside they found and rescued brown who's now recovering from the ordeal. kohlhepp is a registered sex he's been taken into custody and charged with kidnapping. there is a picture of them right there. police believe he knew brown and her boyfriend who has also been missing since august. brown says there could be multiple bodies on his property. officers are still looking brown's boyfriend charles carver. but police say the suspect isn't cooperating with authorities. melinda, back to you. melinda: new this morning a police officer in oklahoma is discovering she was having a heart attack. dash cam video shows the officer jumping into action performing cpr and keeping her alive as they wait for paramedics. doctors say the

in the newsroom ma fox6news. meanwhile-- dassey's uncle -- steven avery -- is still trying to appeal his case. a special prosecutor is representing the state -- as avery is asking for extensive avery claims manitowoc county officials framed him for halbach's death . avery's attorney -- kathleen zellner says in a tweet --- avery's case has been slowed down because of dassey's pending release. but that's okay with us. it will be entered soon. fox6 has been following the avery case from the beginning. to check out our collection of avery stories going back as far as 2003 --- search "avery archive" on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news is investigating after they say an eight- year-old took a gun to school. police say the gun was not loaded. officers were called to lafollette school yesterday afternoon. fox 6 obtained a copy of a letter sent home to parents. it says staff members were told a student had a weapon and a faculty member confiscated the weapon. m-p-s declined to comment, saying any information would need to

lisa amin gulezian is live in the newsroom. >> we learned more about the bizarre case and players. it turn out the suspect is a transgender activist. here are the three people rivers is accused of killing. 19-year-old benny white, -- wright and patricia wright and charlotte reid. they rushed to the east oakland home on friday morning just after midnight. they found bennie stabbed and bleeding on the street and then they heard gunshots and saw smoke coming from the garage. investigators believe rivers shot the two women and then set the garage on fire in an attempt to destroy evidence. police stopped rivers as she ran out of the house covered in blood. this is river's mug shot. rivers made headlines when she was asked to leave her teaching job in sacramento when she started living as a woman. we interviewed rivers in 2000 when the boy scouts tried to exclude members based on sexual orientation.

pennsylvania s-p-c-a took the pups to the newsroom... after first taking them to the polls to help de-stress voters. as you can see... for a moment at least... they brought the work in the newsroom to a complete stop!/// >>> we'll be right back......../// ((brian loftus)) the 80s will be slipping away. sherry has your veterans day weekend forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...in the wake of donald trump's victory protests began across the nation... a recap of where they all took place. ((brian loftus)) >> and...hundreds protests a possible takeover of an elementary school that's going on right here in the valley. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) (((nat pop) >> "hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go!" (nat pop) >> "not my president, not today!" mos protester: >> "i need you. chicago needs you. we all need you. this country needs you." )) ((brian loftus)) >> protesters are calling for hillary clinton to challenge tuesday's presidential election results afte

. >> he was ordered to pay $10,000 bail and wear a gps monitoring in the newsroom, i'm cheryl fiandaca. >>> a mawnld arrest after four police officers were hurt outside a bar in dorchester. police say two of the officers were hit by a car and then dragged. that officer took off -- that driver took off, but has now been arrested. 7's steve cooper live for news dorchester. he has the latest on the investigation right now. steve. >> jadiann, police were actually arriving here from a call about a man with a gun and approached a driver who quickly sped away. but that's when he dragged those street. >> that shows what kind of world we're in right now. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: frightening moments over here in dorchester outside the dublin house on stoughton street where two plain clothed boston police officers were dragged down the street by a driver who sped away. late this morning police arrested this man, 34-year-old vincent weeks of roxbury and say he was the person behind the wheel. these days people are crazy. >> reporter: the two undercover police officers, plus two in uniform,

reporting from the newsroom, ted perry fox 6 news. brad thanks ted. officials in madison and milwaukee had much more to say about the r now. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- to watch the complete news and tele-conferences. the story will be on our home page. one person is arrested after shots were fired near the milwaukee county jail. police responded to 9th and state around 9:30 this morning. the person arrested opened fire at two people. no one was shot, but an unoccupied car was hit. police say the suspect and the two people he shot at know each other... and their argument was tied to an police in germantown respond to a report of a bomb at a local business. officers responded to the gehl gail foods warehouse after an employee said someone may have entered the building with an explosive.the 60 employees evacuated while first responders investigated the call. the milwaukee county sheriff's office explosive ordinance disposal unit assisted germantown p-d. in the end, a bomb was not found at the warehouse, and employees were back in the b

nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. president-elect donald trumps white house transition effort is starting to look like a 2016 g-o-p presidential primary reunion. he's expected to meet with with former rival rick perry today. yester jersey governor chris christie. he was just one of the many to visit mr. trump at a private golf club in bedminster, new jersey. another big name to meet with the president-elect was former g-o-p president nominee mitt romney. meanwhile -- mike flynn, the president-elect's pick for national security advisor, is scheduled to speak at ripon college today. the visit was scheduled months ago. flynn is a retired army lieutenant general and former director of the defense intelligence agency. he is expected to speak at 4:30 this and mr. trump's wife melania and youngest son barron will not be joining the president-elect in the white house right away. he told reporters over the weekend that the two will stay in new york so that barron can finish out the year at the same school. the new york post re

angelica joins us from the newsroom with highlights from last night's cleveland-- wrigleyville was alive last night! the big championship celebration is winding down, but it was madness for a while... -- and could kick up again soon, when the players return from cleveland. here's a look at the party last night... cubs fans outside wrigley field danced flashed cubs win! chicago police increased security around wrigley field in anticipation of a massive crowd. and of course -- reaction from fans in bars as they see their team win this historic championship. cubs' president theo epstein had

angelica joins us from the newsroom with highlights from last night's cleveland-- wrigleyville was alive last night! the big championship celebration is winding down, but it was madness for a while...

in the newsroom, i'm christine maddela, fox5 vegas dot com. six teenagers are hurt after a stabbing attack at a utah high school. this includes the boy police say pulled a knife on students. the stabbing locker room around eight this morning, at mountain view high school in orem. police say a 16- year-old boy attacked five other teens, and then stabbed himself. staff members and school police cornered the boy in the locker room, and he surrendered. school officials were shocked when they realized who the suspect was. " "as we look at the school district on what can we do in these kinds of situations or how can we have had more support and if we have seen something in a particular student, some of these things are unseen. this is a straight a student, attends regularly who had no prior disciplin issues."" the students are in fair to critical condition. all have neck and torso injuries. police have not said why the suspect attacked the other teens. a florida woman says someone must be watching out for her... after she survived a crowbar flying th

. >>> this just in to the newsroom. an amber alert out for a young girl has been cancelled. we'll bring you grab the umbrella. you might need it. a look at when the rain starts moving out of our area. >> and you've heard the term tiger mom. that is not why they call her that. this mom was arrested for letting her kids live with the wild animals. >> wow. a change when it comes to adhd in children. what researchers are saying about how many preschoolers

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chelsea mcdonald joins us in the newsroom to talk more about this of chelsea? >>> well, like super bowl 49 the patriots true their matchup with seattle could come down to the final play but before the patriots failed attempt to score seattle's defense lived up to its reputation and the seahawks found a way to secure a win. >>> it's one play, you know, either way and ow come of the all the way down to the last play. >>> we were expecting 60 minute game and it sure was. >> reporter: you can say the patriots didn't see a sunday night shocker coming. >>> they look for a flag. they see none and seattle is going to win it. >>> tom brady's fade to rob gronkowski on fourth and one produced neither a penalty marker nor a score and so gronk's credit it wasn't grounds for excuse making either. >>> i it didn't get called. it is what if it's not a pi to the revs then it's if the not a pi to the revs. so play is what it is. can't really change it. >> anchor: brady would change plenty about his performance, which included his first interception of the season. >>> they got a ve

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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 throughout the night,

in the newsroom, i'm kim khazei, 7news. >> and emotions took a turn as hillary clinton's numbers plunged. >> kimberly bookman is in the control room with more on this. >> jadiann, in many ways welt lete college is where it all began for hillary cnt chicago in 1965 and some say it's where she found her voice and developed her activism. last night some of her classmates, other alum and current students gathered for a watch party as results came in, and when the numbers started to show things weren't going in clinton's favor, the room got quiet and many of them looked on in disbelief. many of them took it very >> like so many people died for the women's' right to vote. people died for -- that's a lot darker than i intended. >> and now many of the women at the college had donated to the clinton campaign whether knocking on doors or making calls or simply writing a check. today the students said it's not how they would want the race to end but they would rally on. 7news. >>> donald is on board with this choice. protestors taking to the streets overnight. it's kind of dark but they're all over

nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. former north charleston officer michael slager faces murder charges... for killing walter scott... back in april 2015. slager's attorney contends... there was more to the incident than what appeared on the widely seen video of the shooting... including a fight between the pair and a tussle over the officer's taser. after two days of jury selection 75 potential jurors. the circuit judge says the jury will be seated today. if convicted slager, faces 30 years to life. and in ohio -- testimony is set to begin in the murder trial of a police officer who shot a man during a traffic stop in 2015. ray tensing shot and killed sam dubose, who was pulled over for a missing license plate. tensing says he feared for his life after he claims he was almost run over. expert witnesses are expected to talk about ofic after the prosecution and defense offered conflicting interpretations about what it will tell jurors about the case. bill cosby is expected back in court today for day two of a pre-trial h

but first team 12's monique griego joining us from the newsroom with what players and team owners are saying tonight. monique. >>reporter: tonight we caught one michael bidwell and a few of the players to get the latest on his condition and while everyone is optimistic players also can't help but feel a little guilty. >> thanks on that's a touchdown. >>reporter: e >> bruce arians livid on the sideline. >>reporter: spiking on the cardinals sidelines in their loss to the vikings sunday afternoon. . >> back-to-back personal fouls. >>reporter: a frustrating game that had head coach bruce arians chewing out players and refs. >> that's what arians was hoping to get called. >>reporter: hours later he would end up in the hospital. >> it's stress when we're playing bad. we were 13-3 last year he was feeling good. a lot of that falls on our shoulderss and we don't feel good about it. i know he'll bounce back, the cardinals said aryan felt discomfort so his wife took him to the hospital to get checked

angelica joins us from the newsroom with the details. green party candidate jill stein will have to pay the 3 and a half million dollar estimated cost by this afternoon or the whole thing is off. she says she has the money. then, this thursday the recount is set to begin in all 72 counties. the commission wants county clerks to submit recount results by 8:00 p.m. on monday the 12th. and on tuesday, december 13th - the commission will meet to certify results by federally mandated deadline. meanwhile-- stein's volunteer recount observer training session tonight. that's at 6-30 at the suburban bourbon in muskego. now, stein also has filed for a recount in pennsylvania. she's planning on doing the same in michigan --- where state officials certified election results saying president-elect trump won. kim and jessob. back to you. the estimated cost of the recount is more than three times what the stein campaign expected to pay. and stein is asking a judge to intervene-- forcing all 72 counties to talley all the ballots by hand. a.j. bayatpour

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in the newsroom, adam 7 news. >> anchor: and we're following more breaking news out of haverhill. police investigating a pedestrian accident. we had sky 7 over the area just minutes ago. this is 371 river street. we've learned it's a serious accident. they called in a medical helicopter. we have crews on the way on the ground and we will continue to bring you the latest from haverhill. >> anchor: 7 news now on the cape where there was a bad bust today. two falmouth police officers recovering after a scarien counterment police say a man threw heroin at the officers. happened there. >> reporter: good evening. falmouth police hoped to charge this guy with attempted murder denied by the court but he does face six serious charges including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. that weapon suspected heroin. >>> 38-year-old russel pena of falmouth allegedly attacked two police officers after a drug bust by tossing hidden heroin at them will bag of narcotics from his anal cavity and assaulted two officers with the narcotics. >>> if my years of 38 years in service, i have never heard

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angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. at least one person was arrested in north dakota, in what police are calling a riot over the controversial dakota access pipeline. police clashed with protestors over a bridge on a state highway yesterday. officers used tear gas and water cannons in below freezing temperatures to turn back the protestors. police estimated 400 people tried to cross the bridge. protesters have been trying to stop the construction of the the project will hurt the environment and destroy some historic native-american sites. jessob and rob back to you. well drop to around 20 in the city by morning, 15 outside of the city. mostly sunny and cold on monday with a high in the middle 30s. clouds roll in tuesday ahead of us a few rain showers tuesday night. we will warm into the low 40s tuesday afternoon. rain is likely on wednesday with a high in the mid-40s. thanksgiving looks dry with highs in the middle 40s. rain/snow showers return friday. monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 36 wind: n 5-10 mph wrong for o

angelica is in the newsroom with the details. mayor tom barrett is kicking off the 10th annual holiday drive for local veterans. the drive starts today and runs through december 16 to benefit veterans receiving care at the clement j. zablocki va medical center. mayor barrett, county executive abele, community partners and residents are helping to make families have the comforts of home they deserve this holiday season. donation bins will be set up inside city hall, the courthouse and other facilities across milwaukee. many businesses and restaurants also celebrating veterans day today. they are offering deals to say thank you to those that have served our country. i-hop is giving military members and veterans a free stack of red, white, and blue pancakes. that's happening from 7 a-m to 7 p-m. at chick-fil-a ... all military vetera sandwich. and the harley davidson museum is offering free entry for all military, veterans, and their families all weekend. that includes - one additional adult and up to four kids 18 or younger. kim an

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angelica joins us from the newsroom with the details. her manager says henderson died of heart failure last night. the 82-year-old actress was surrounded by family and friends at a hospital in los angeles. but the manager says henderson was not sick... and her friends and family are shocked by her death. henderson played carol brady, one of television's most famous moms, started in 19-69 became a huge hit in syndication and led to a number of spin-offs and movies. henderson's own mom left her family when florence was 12-years old. the actress later said that carol brady was essentially the mom she always wished she had. kim and jessob. back to you. also breaking overnight -- nevada police looking for a shooter involved in a deadly road rage incident near a walmart. this was in reno. officials believe a fight over a parking being fired. the suspect fled the scene after the shooting...and police continue to search for him. the walmart near where the shooting occurred remained open for black friday shoppers. closer to home -- many stores st

in the newsroom, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: jen, thanks so much. and the presidential election now just a day away. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. >> i'm asking do you dream big. >> kris: the battleground blitz is in its final leg. hillary clinton is getting some good news from the f.b.i. on >> christa: but her competitor, donald trump, is rejecting the f.b.i.'s conclusion about her e-mails. both camps here fighting for votes up in the granite state. we have live team coverage from new hampshire. let's begin with victoria warren with the latest from the clinton campaign today, vicki? >> victoria: good morning. we've been saying for quite some time that new hampshire is proving to be very important, and today's going to be a big political day here as these candidates fight for the state's four electoral votes. her campaign trail. president barack obama is going to be here in new hampshire campaigning for her at the university of new hampshire, and then later today he's going to join her in pennsylvania. clinton yesterday made no mention o

in the newsroom, jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> anchor: we are following more news today. the minnesota police officer who shot and killed a black man expected in court today. the man faces second-degree murder charges and multiple counts of dangerous discharge of shooting of fill and oh castile in july. his death made headlines when the aftermath of the shooting was broadcast on facebook live by his girlfriend. he said castillo told the officer he was carrying the gun and had a license. the incident sparked days of protest in minnesota. >> anchor: new at 5:00 and back here at home a major merger for two fantasy sports sites. boston based draft kings and fan duel announcing a merger today. this comes after months of scrutiny about regulations fo sites. this deal will not be timized until next year and requires federal approval. company official say the er will cut costs as they fight to stay legal in states all over the country. >> anchor: 7 news turning to construction on the mass pike and there is good news for holiday drivers. state officials now say road crews will be o

he joins us in the newsroom with more. kyle? it happened inside the cricket wireless store near 08th and national around 7 o'clock last night. west allis police tell us that throbbery suspect walked into the store and at some poinshot a customer and then took off.the victim was taken to the spital with non-life threatening injies.several including greenfield, n berlin, and wauwatosa police, alonwith the milwaukee county sheriff's office. at last check, police are still looking for a suspect. if you have any information, give them a call.live in the newsroom. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 they're some of the first people on the scene... when there's violence in milwaukee. the salvation army's "chaplaincy program"... gives support during crimes... and helps develop initatives to make neighborhoods safer. safer.today, you can learn about ?joining the program.? there's an ?i session? from noon until one at the milwaukee west "worshi and commity center."the program is partnered with the milwaukee police department. organire zers ahopi

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angelica is in the newsroom with details. a new c-n-n poll shows the race is now within 5 points in the critical battlegrounds of arizona... florida... nevada and the last poll in mid-october came right after the lewd audio tapes were leaked. this most recent poll now comes in the midst of the fbi's reopened email investigation. with just a few days left to win over undecided voters... both candidates are ramping up their attacks on one another. clinton... calling trump dark and divisive. "if donald trump were to win this election we would have a commander in chief that is out of his depth and dangerous. or heaven forbid able to start a real war instead of restore honesty to government? i don't, i don't think so folks." vice president joe biden will be campaigning for clinton today in madison. and this morning we have learned donald trump's v-p pick will be in mukwonago tomorrow with speaker paul ryan and senator ron johnson. trump will be in west allis sunday. station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analy

in the newsroom, kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: so beyond the presidency you will also vote on several other issues tomorrow. five states including massachusetts and maine will decide whether or not to legalize marijuana for recreational use. the one state in particular is considered critical in >> anchor: california could become the largest state to make pot legal all together and if it passes there it could mean the beginning of the end of the war on marijuana. kris anderson has more for us. >>> at develop us beach in california a doctor will prescribe you a medical marijuana card for $40 bucks but people on the boardwalk will tell you pot is so easy to get that some people don't even bother with a prescription. >>> it's come here, feels like amsterdam or something like tha. arizona, nevada, and maine whether to legalize. for most states that means six plants for personal use and allows people over 21 to buy up to an ounce. >>> h is what an ounce looks like. while in maine voters will be asked to legalize up to two and a half ounces. nationwide polls are showing support for pot is at

fox6's myra sanchick is in the newsroom with details. police say the attacks election... the first one ?-- a poll worker, on her way to the polling place, was grabbed and attacked. in the midst of the attacks, milwaukee police released this sketch of the man they were looking for. a few days later, this is the man they arrested. 21 year old jonathan brown is charged with six felonies, accused of grabbing three women off the street near 76th and goodhope road earlier this month. the first: a pollworker day. the second, a woman walking home from work. the third, a 17 year old girl who had just bought her mother a birthday card and flowers. the girl says he took her to this field, struck her, choked her and raped her. so disturbing. it's unspeakable what he did. i won't speak what he did, but he left her in a field for dead the young woman managed to flag down a car and was taken to a hospital. her mother tells fox6 monday, now that brown is charged-- she is it's disturbing. i really haven't slept, i'm a nervous wreck. i think i'm more upset than she is because she;s in shoc

see the president-elect.david clarke went to trump tower this afternoon.rebecca klopf is live in the newsroom with more on the meet and greet.rebecca, did he wear the cowboy hat? he did shannon and charles.the signature cowboy hat was seen as sheriff david clarke walked through the lobby of trump tower.a trump transition team member says clarke is in the running to be the secretary of are a number of positions he is being considered for as well.clarke has been a trump supporter from the beginning.. often seen introducing him at major campaign events.he's also spent a lot of time in the national spotlight including speaking at the republican national convention this summer. we have reached out to the sheriff for a comment on his meeting and his office said he has none.reporting in the newsroom rebecca klopf today's tmj4. storm team 4 now.... and if it were colder overnight.. we could be talking about a foot of snowns meteorologist jesse ritka tells us when we could see a cool down. keep the umbrella with you for the rest of the evening if you plan on going outdoors as rain showers will continu

in the newsroom, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> anchor: also breaking news in new jersey we're following today. two people rushed to the hospital in a stabbing at rutgers university. the suspect is the school sent out an alert before 3:00 this afternoon that several people have been stabbed. we know know there are two victims total no. word on their conditions at the moment. this happen integrity business school on rutgers, new brunswick campus. school was put on lock down as police search for a suspect. students describe the moments after the stabbings. >>> at first i thought it was just two guys just fighting each other because that's what it sounded like, but then once people started looking up and getting concerned and the people up saying we need to get ambulance. there is sleet bleeding. that's when i was like oh my god this is real. you know, if something serious was happening. i just heard yelling and like sort of a struggle go down and then people started getting up, looking frantic and short leafter that ambulance call up, police came up. >> anchor: rutgers university says the school