theyre not filling prescriptions. theyre not going to the doctor." monique dows only insurance option carried a 6-thousand dollar deductible. she put off surgery and almost didnt discover that she had cancer. "it was scary to me that i almost didnt do the surgery, the first surgery, to just know what was growing inside my body. because i knew it would youre forced into a high-deductible plan, how can you afford the care you need? first, use the tool on your insurance companys website to check prices of treatments and procedures. the differences between providers can be enormous. "also consider opening a health savings account. thats an account where you put in pre-tax dollars, which you can use to pay your deductible and other qualified healthcare expenses. and that is money that if you dont spend it all this year, you can use it next year, too." and colonoscopies and vaccinations are free and dont count toward your deductible. if you are skipping medical care because you cant afford the out-of- pocket costs, consumer reports recommends talking to yo

theyre not filling prescriptions. theyre not going to the doctor." monique dows only insurance option carried a 6-thousand dollar deductible. she put off surgery and almost didnt discover that she had cancer. "it was scary to me that i almost didnt do the surgery, the first surgery, to just know what was growing inside my body. because i knew it high-deductible plan, how can you afford the care you need? first, use the tool on your insurance companys website to check prices of treatments and procedures. the differences between providers can be enormous. "also consider opening a health savings account. thats an account where you put in pre-tax dollars, which you can use to pay your deductible and other qualified healthcare expenses. and that is money that if you dont spend it all this year, you can use it next year, too." and be aware a lot of preventative colonoscopies and vaccinations are free and dont count toward your deductible. if you are skipping medical care because you cant afford the out-of- pocket costs, consumer reports recommends talking

theyre also sweat resistant... 90 dollars. nats... my favorites.... these epic2 earbuds from a company called jlab. theyre simple, lightweight... always stayed in my ears... and i hardly ever had to charge them. the only downside...they dont look as premium as their 100 dollar price tag... but overall they are a great pair of everyday wireless headphones that also make a great workout companion... since theyre sweat and splash proof too. finally, if you really want that airpod experience... consider samsungs iconx wireless earbuds. at 200 dollars... they are super minimalistic... and although geared towards android devices, they will stream music from iphone. the biggest problem i found... the battery ... they always seemed to be dead when i wanted to use them. you can learn more about all of these headphones... including my top pick... the jlab epic 2s... which come in black, blue 11. thanks for joining us at eleven. our next newscast is at four o'clock... and get breaking news anytime at fox 6 now dot com or the fox 6 news ?to win just once,? ?to wi

theyre meeting, early, today, to discuss when the first guys are gonna come in, how long theyre gonna be in the shop, so they can, kinda, coordinate that, because they only have so many hours that they can be on the when you see a weather forecast, like that, that usually translates into sales dollars. at this cabelas location, the extra work is welcome, when its inspired by winter weather, and the seasonal surge. when you have the double whammy of the holiday traffic, and the impending weather, it does, it makes for a lotta traffic, coming in. and, our folks are ... very seasoned, so they know, when we have those kinda things, comin together, for us, theyre working extra hard to get out the seasonal items, and then, the weather-related items, also. restrictions on snow plow operators -- who, he says, can only work 16 hours, before a break is required. and, speaking of a break--that's exactly what those operators request from drivers, in the form of a 500 foot buffer, for those who are following the snow plows. this is the latest, in washington county. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news.

an hour later...theyre at another house fire at 83rd and acacia. no one was home at the time of the blaze. and monday night...firefighters respond to an electrical fire near displaced but no one was hurt. "what we do is make sure they have food clothing and shelter" three fires...monday into tuesday in milwaukee from the south side to the north side...to the northwest side. a busy night -but the red cross says it responds to more fires over the holidays than any other time of year. "were cooking, were getting things ready, were putting presents in corners, were hiding them and unfortunately were not always thinking straight." while the overnight fires in involve cooking --red cross officials say it is the most common cause of fires over the holidays. the red cross has disaster response volunteers ready to respond 24/7 but if you can help...they say they need you and they're can train you. in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. the red cross trains volunteers for disaster response throughout the year. if you're interested -- or if you'd like to

theyre not so sure the suspect was random at all. yeah john christine we have talked to people who say they certainly have their theories -- some of them are just speculating but some of them were witnesses who heard something that really concerned them (nats gate squeak) the police say it started out as an argument... 9:06 yanel/ i don't know stop bothering me. live your life. i'll live mine. ...and ended with a random shooting... 56:50 matthew/ and she was just screaming and yelling. screaming and yelling. there was no way anybody right here didn't hear them because she was loud. 56:37 she was definitely not happy with him their little boy was in the car the whole time... neighbors say about 5 years old... old enough to remember the gunshot. 4:38 about 5 or 6 years old? wow. that's terrible. (nats car bump) officers tell us it wasn't the mom who killed the dad. they say it was someone else, someone random, trying to break up the fight. 3:16 shauncey/ that doesn't sound right. someone just randomly decided to shoot somebody? that do

theyre also sweat resistant... 90 jlab. theyre simple, lightweight... always stayed in my ears... and i hardly ever had to charge them. the only downside...they dont look as premium as their 100 dollar price tag... but overall they are a great pair of everyday wireless headphones that also make a great workout companion... since theyre sweat and splash proof too. nats... finally, if you really want that airpod experience... consider samsungs iconx wireless earbuds. at 200 dollars... they are super minimalistic... and although geared towards android devices, they will stre biggest problem i found... the battery ... they always seemed to be dead when i wanted to use them. you can learn more about all of these headphones... including my top pick... the jlab epic 2s... which come in black, blue and teal... just go to my website... rich on tech dot tv. intro show: welcome to real milwaukee! cassandra and rob are still off - so kramp and jessob are back! nicole toss to carl: milwaukee ice fishing and winter sports show carl is at state fair park for the milwaukee ice fishing and winter

theyre counting in the morning... in the evening... and up until midnight! waukesha county has been working round the clock - to finish its part of the statewide fox6s bret lemoine explains the important benchmark achieved today... waukesha county clerk kathleen novack says... after a slow start processing towns and cities first... workers are now making a dent in the largest city— kn 'weve actually started the city of waukesha!' crews have been preforming the recount every day from 9 in the morning until midnight. as of wednesday, that will change: kn 'were going to close up tomorrow at 10pm. we are really doing well. my conservative friday.' novack says theyre ahead of schedule for one big reason: this high speed ballot-counting machine arrived on monday. it can count 5-thousand ballots per hour! other milestones achieved statewide include milwaukee county completing city of milwaukee ballots monday... and theyre about a third of the way though absentee ballots. 23 of the states 72 counties have finished their recounts. including dodge, ozaukee, and

now youre seeing what theyre actually doing" it's a long process. "it can get pretty tedious" but one these volunteers are history in the making and im glad to be a part of it" the clerk tells me there were three absentee ballots that were not in proper envelopes. those have been removed and will not be included in the recount. as far as volunteers, she says she has had an outstanding response from people looking to help. in the newsroom, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. the trump campaign is appealing the recount in the state of michigan after president-elect trump's attorneys claim the recount can't be finished on time, and the petition wasn't properly signed. the michigan recount can't start until next week at the earliest. once again -- it would have to be done by december 13th. coming up later in the show -- we'll take a look at how this recount process has reignited the political division seen during the presidential campaign. meanwhile -- to keep track of the recount as it happens -- just visit fox6 now dot click the "politics" tab to get regula

about eating my food at the table when theyre getting really good food too. ollie starts at about 3 dollars a day for the smallest nationwide in cooler bags... dog treats... and even cat 11. railroads holiday train is back today. this is its 18th annual journey from canada into the u-s. it is scheduled to pass through southeast wisconsin today and tomorrow. the holiday train raises food and cash for north american food banks. for a full list of stops go to fox6now.com and click on links. thanks for joining us at eleven. thanks for joining us at eleven. our next news there's a new medicare plan in town. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members are satisfied with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now who accepts medicare, either in or out of

theyre not filling prescriptions. theyre not going to the doctor." monique dows only insurance option carried a 6-thousand dollar deductible. she put off surgery and almost didnt discover that she had cancer. "it was scary to me that i almost didnt do the inside my body. because i knew it would be a lot of money." if youre forced into a high-deductible plan, how can you afford the care you need? first, use the tool on your insurance companys website to check prices of treatments and procedures. the differences between providers can be enormous. "also consider opening a health savings account. thats an account where you put in pre-tax dollars, which you can use to pay your deductible and other qualified healthcare expenses. and that is money that if you dont spen can use it next year, too." and be aware a lot of preventative health services such as colonoscopies and vaccinations are free and dont count toward your deductible. if you are skipping medical care because you cant afford the out-of- pocket costs, consumer reports recommends talking to your

theyre going to need a lot of help" beth bachmann is one of the

bite "people are finding the deductibles so unaffordable that theyre putting off care or theyre not getting care at all. contact 6 tells us how to get the coverage you need without breaking your bank! new at ten. transition love is in the air in wauwatosa. the special ceremony that helps spread holiday cheer and help von maur sets a target opening date for its new store at the corners of brookfield. the high-end department store chain is set to open its first wisconsin location on april 8th... after years of delays. plans for this von maur date all the way back to 2011. the company plans to hire more than 100 workers for the brookfield store. von maur's president says he also hopes to wisconsin... possibly in milwaukee... madison... or northeastern wisconsin. the milwaukee bucks -- committed to hiring local residents for arena construction and the new arena district. the team has hired a company called "skill-smart" to help find qualified workers. the program also helps prospective employees gain skills. the bucks and the city of milwaukee will host a series of town hall meetings to introdu

are gonna come in, how long theyre gonna be in the shop, so they can, kinda, coordinate that, because they only have so many hours that they can be on the road. meanwhile, in this business, when you see a weather forecast, like that, that usually translates into sales dollars. at this cabelas location, the extra work is welcome, when its inspired by winter weather, and the seasonal surge. our folks are ... very seasoned, so they know, when we have those kinda things, comin together, for us, theyre working extra hard to get out the seasonal items, and then, the weather-related items, a lot of folks, in these parts, say they plan on getting their errands run, early, saturday--so as to avoid the snowfall. but, those who are out, in the elements, with the snow plows, are reminded to give them a buffer. of 500 feet, if possible. this is the very latest, in washington county. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. weather winter storm watch for all of se wi from saturday night through sunday night increasing clouds tonight. it will be very cold with temperatures falling into the teens by sunrise.

and join in when theyre ready 'you know my kids wouldnt want it any other way. they want to be out here, they wanted us out here.' but the fact remains, winter has finally arrived. nothing like fresh powder to get reporting live in racine, jonathon gregg fox6 news. ted thank jon out...and for many of us that will continue through to monday morning. fox6s deandra corinthios takes you to milwaukees northwest side...where people are fighting to keep pace with mother nature. the scraping of the plow blade is a welcome sound on milwaukee's northwest side. allister vang is happy to have company as he shovelsand the snowy weather puts him in a good mood "i feel actually i was hoping for it, it cant be christmas ...yet. but he knows he'll have no choice monday morning. "i am clearing it because i dont want it to be much more than this later on, so it is not so hard" many people grateful the first big snowfall of the season comes on a weekend... that means plenty of time to brush off the car... even the chance to help out their neighbors. "just trying to keep the whole c

theyre not so sure the suspect was random at all. yeah john christine we have talked to people who say they certainly have their theories -- some of them are just speculating but some of them were witnesses who heard something that really concerned them the couple lasted for about an hour it was loud everybody in this area heard it and then about 15-20 minutes before the shooting they say they heard the woman calling someone, explaining the argument to that person -- apparently she was the loudest... she was complaining because her ex- boyfriend took her keys and wouldn't let her leave the argument spilled out into and that's when the police say a random person showed up in a black sports car... got into his own argument with the man... pulled out a small assault rifle and then shot him in the chest and the worst part about all of this is the fact that their little boy was in the car the whole time neighbor say he was probably about five years old...old enough to understand what happened ... old enough to remember this when he gets o

now youre seeing what theyre actually doing" it's a long process. "it can get p one these volunteers are happy to be a part of. "its a civic duty that i feel empowered to do" counters ran into one issue when counting touch-screen ballots. they recounted and found their tally was off by one. the clerk tells me she will need until december 12th to complete the recount. in the newsroom, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. meanwhile in michigan-- president elect donald trump has filed an objection to the recount there. the earliest. but no matter what-- the deadline is less than 2 weeks away. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates on wisconsin. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." now a fox 6 exclusive: a little boy died in a horrific case of child abuse. now, aiden archers mother is dead of a suspected heroin overdose. she was charged in his case-- with failure to preven fox6s bret lemoine with the latest chapter in a story that enraged south east wisconsin. kp 'we knew that th

theyre growing, and thats a good thing. allen edmonds employs just over a thousand people - nearly 500 of whom work in port washington, where the mayor expects them to stay. i think thats gonna mean great things, in terms of employment, here, within our community. obviously, were talking about hundreds of jobs, already, and i think thats only, that commitments only gonna continue to grow. in a statement, allen edmonds president quotewere excited about this new chapter in our history. as part of caleres, we will be able to expand our brand tradition, while benefitting from their materials sourcing, brand development and product design capabilities. endquote the sale price is tagged at 255- million dollars, but, beyond the money, the mayor describes the broader impact this transaction will have on this city. im really hopeful for the future; that this is going to mean extraordinary things, for, really, the expansion of that allen edmonds brand, and what that means to all of us, as it continues to grow, again, not only around

heres a ticket, ticket, theyre lucky, theyre lucky, and heres another ticket. ten in one block at 40 dollars a pop. 'its just extra money, right before the holidays.' a costly winter morning and we're just getting started. 'i called the tickets are just the start, if we're adding all the jump starts and the towing fees, this storm is causing a lot of grief for drivers. reporting live in milwaukee, jonathon gregg fox6 news. steph thanks jonathon adlib to weather weather a few light snow showers are possible around midnight. no accumulation expected. temperatures will fall through the teens, to around 10 by morning. mostly sunny, blustery and cold on tuesday with a high around 17 the day. partly sunny, windy and very cold wednesday with a high around 14 and wind chills below zero all day. morning wind chills wednesday will be in the -10 to -15 range. partly sunny and bitter cold thursday. highs in the single digits. morning wind chills around -20, afternoon wind chills -5 to -15. impact us friday into saturday. stay tuned. tonight: light snow showers overnight. l

theyre meeting, early, today, to discuss when the first guys are gonna come in, how long theyre gonna be in the shop, so they can, kinda, coordinate that, because they only have so many hours that they can schmidt mentions the restrictions on snow plow operators... .he says they can work 16 hours, before a break is required. plow drivers say you should give them some room on the road to let them work. track the weather anywhere. just download the fox six storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. president barack obama has ordered a full review into any alleged "malicious cyber activity" linked to the u-s elections. this comes as u-s intelligence officials say russia did election...claiming the russian government directed the compromise of emails of u-s political organizations. tonight, the trump camp dismissed the claims, saying the election is over and it's time to move on. to the recount now... a federal judge says an effort to stop wisconsin's recount was "dead on arrival" in his courtroom. that means the counting -- which is almost done -- will continue. great ame

ticket, ticket, theyre lucky, theyre lucky, and heres another ticket, thats at least ten on one block, at forty dollars a pop, this is near campus thats a lot of beer money.' 'its just extra money, right before the holidays.' that too. a costly winter morning. 'i called my dad all flustered.' and we havent even talked about all in good time, but for now, do what haley did. 'i check the sign. i double checked it.' it was a rough morning for quite a few drivers on the eastside. but admittedly, avoidable, maybe consider it a 40 dollar reminder, double check where you're parking. reporting from cramer and park place, jonathon gregg fox6 news. now's a great time to download the fox6 storm center app to your mobile device. it's free for apple and android devices -- and even offers a temperature layer on the interactive radar. wisconsins recount is over - and a day ahead of schedule. it showed almost no change in the results. political reporter theo keith - wisconsins recount is over. the final numbers show president- elect donald trump won by 131 more votes than on election night. im person

theyre so great its like theyre brothers or something. and its just theyre very easy together and its just hilarious to watch. some scenes id say a little difficult to shoot. i aint exactly what youd call the romantic type but i gotta tell to work with someone like billy its a blast. because the first day we worked together we were having sex on a christmas tree. so it was kind of like hi nice to meet you hi nice to meet you where should i put my leg do you mind if i do this? no go for it its fine thank you for asking and its such an absurd circumstance that all you can do is laugh and have a blast. whats it been fifteen years? mom. one thing is for sure you still hit like go of me. its starting to feel like christmas. miserable both of you. sometimes i need to be bad. when you dont have a real family you have to make a new one. i know youre not really santa but youre still my santa. penfield children's center helps a number of kids living in coming up... the massive christmas delivery they got today, and who left it. plus -- meet the new

"as the tv industry matures, as new features come into the marketplace, at first theyre expensive. then they become less expensive as they, you know, get rolled out into mainstream models." thats why for 750 dollars you should be able to buy a higher tier which consistently do better in consumer reports ratings than value brands. spend a little more and youll likely get a larger screen and more of the latest features including better video processing and hdr or high dynamic range which can yield better contrast and more realistic looking images. because most people keep their tvs for 7- 10 years, consumer reports says its worth it to spend that extra means getting a higher-quality tv. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. in the tech world.... the top ?? up? no, i don't need you to do nothing for me. get out! i hope mom is not asleep. it's awfully late for dinner. freaky fast thank you, sweetie who wants a cookie? videos of 20-16... in today's tech report, rich demuro has the top trending videos and which one came in at number one. its a fact... we just cant get enough of youtub. place for vi

instead theyre looking for a black man in his 30s with a goatee... who somehow got through the gate... and drove off in a black sports car with a small assault rifle... 58:47 they were saying either like a charger or a challenger, something like that. 15:09 i wish i did something call the police because that way i would have prevent that from happening, i'm pretty sure. but i didn't want to get involved. i should have. so we asked the police have at least gone through the woman's phone and they said look they can't talk about the the specifics of the investigation i didn't actually talk to the detective but the person who i did speak to said they have to imagine that they were looking at all course if you have any information about who the shooter is please call metro reporting in las vegas at herbert's throwback to you a valley father is in custody after admitting to killing his own son. metro officers were investigating an incident at rainbow near windmill around eight last night when they heard gunshots. police say a man approached the officers, a

its not seasoned for humans but it is safe to eat nats...dogs playing 7;33;44/dogs are my family, theyre my wanted them to have the best 7;33;54/and it makes me feel less guilty about eating my food at the table when theyre getting really good food too. ollie starts at about 3 dollars a day for the smallest dogs... they are doing delivery nationwide in cooler bags... dog treats... and even cat food.. could be next . learn more at richontech.tv im rich demuro that's your tech report brian and kim are here! angelica toss to carl: grand opening of the eleven 25 at pabst food court the food court in the eleven 25 at pabst building. some of the city's most popular food trucks will be setting up shop there such as the gouda girls and meat on the street -- as well as other

cl 'theyre bypassing this area to go to something a little more newer.' dark... empty and long gone... the former northridge mall was the first of many to say 'bye-bye' to business on the citys north side. cl 'we dont want to see any other business leave the area.' alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and ?aldi's gs 'we really would like to revitalize this entire area.' in the middle of it all is the salvatio say they're succeeding... even as neighbors are leaving. still, more foot traffic wouldnt hurt - especially because sales here help fund a downtown mens rehabilitation center. gs 'were still hopeful that other businesses will see that they need

here in tampa bay theyre up almost ten cents, in less than a week. some stations are already up to 2-30 a gallon. an about ?face... for one hollywood actor. why it took him almost thirty ?years... to get back one ?evil role. plus... no pressure kid. your dad's only the ?greatest olympic swimmer of all time. after the break: michael phelps gives a ?live look...at his son's very first swim lessons. chex party mix. it's what the holidays are made of. sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. the time is now 4xx...and here's a look at the top trending stories from overnight. after almost three ?decades... actor "billy dee williams" is finally returning to one ?iconic role. but we're not talking about "star wars". did you know he actually played a comic book villian, as well. although technically he wasnt a ?villian when "williams" played him. he dent, in the 1989 batman movie. the character would eventually become the villian "two face" ... in later "batman" movies... and was played by other actors. fans called it one of the greatest miss

an hour later...theyre at another house fire no one was home at the time of the blaze. and monday night...firefighters respond to an electrical fire near 13th and hayes. eight people are displaced but no one was hurt. "what we do is make sure they have food clothing and shelter" three fires...monday into tuesday in milwaukee from the south side to the north side...to the northwest side. a busy night -but the red cross...says it responds to more fires over the holidays than any other time of year. "were cooking, were getting things ready, were putting presents in corners, were hiding them and unfortunately were not always thinking straight." volunteers respond 24 hours a day seven days a week. but they need more hands on deck right now. "we beef up the schedule quite a bit, were always looking for volunteers" while the overnight fires in milwaukee did not appear to involve cooking --red cross officials say it is the most common cause of fires over the holidays. "our number one thing is when youre cooking at the stove, dont leave it, dont go in the room and sit down" the

and thats what theyre still trying to resolve. this was frustrating to many because this had been a very good day. in an adjacent room, the city of milwaukee - the states largest - finished up this schedule. joe czarnezki/milw co clerk 15:38:29 were seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. people have been working very, very hard. :33 weve had wonderful cooperation from all the municipal clerks and all the poll workers :37 412 ballots in greenfield will be inconsequential to the election results. president-elect donald trump leads by more than 22-thousand fox6 news. and breaking recount news - the associated press tweeting out that a federal judge has lifted the order that allowed michigan's recount, effectively ending it. the judge acted tonight - a day after the state appeals court said green jill stein - isn't eligible to seek a recount of millions of votes cast on election day, novemer 8th because she only got one percent of the vote and can't win with a recount. stein is now appealing to the michigan supreme court. you'll f

cl 'theyre bypassing this area to go to something a little more newer.' dark... empty and long gone... the former northridge mall was the first of many to say 'bye-bye' to business on the citys north side. cl 'we dont want to see any other business leave the area.' alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things around: lewis is announcing a pr the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and ?aldi's gs 'we really would like to revitalize this entire area.' in the middle of it all is the salvation armys family store. managers as neighbors are leaving. still, more foot traffic wouldnt hurt - especially because sales here help fund a downtown mens rehabilitation center. gs 'were still hopeful that other bu

theyre meeting, early, today, to discuss when the first guys are gonna come in, how long theyre gonna be in the shop, so they can, kinda, coordinate that, because they only have so many hours that they can be on the road. at this cabelas location, the combination of holiday traffic, and the weather forecast, have staff stocking-up on hand, and feet-warmers, winter apparel, footwear, and ice fishing eq weather anywhere -- just download the fox 6 storm center app. it's free for apple and android devices. we have an update to the child enticement investigation earlier this week. cudahy police tell fox-six that a man has been arrested. they say they were searching for the suspect after he drove past a 13- year-old girl walking home on tuesday. when he drove past her a second time-- he stopped and third time-- he pulled his car over and propositioned her for sex before leaving. police were able to identify him and took him into custody. milwaukee police release this video yesterday -- showing a strong-armed robbery suspect attacking a woman near 10th and oklahoma before violently taking he

until habitat for humanity purchased it - theyre now pumping new life into this home. 'thats really special to know that in just a few months a familys dream is going by summer 2017 -- julie collins fox 6 news 10pm open milwaukee county the latest to wrap up their recount. tonight a look at what changed and why. then-- a warning you'll see only on fox6. how a local company had its identity stolen. and-- closure for a family after their 5-year- old daughter was gunned down. "he killed my daughter by shooting into the wrong house." that is our big story tonight: for the second time in a week-- the 5-year-old girl was shot and killed at her grandparent's house. carl barrett junior was sentenced to 65 years in prison last week. today the second gunman learns his fate. our ashley sears has the story. not a day goes by that we are not haunted by her absence. november 6th 2014 was a dark day for the city of milwaukee. 24-year-old arlis gordon wanted revenge for his stepbrother's death. but he wound up shooting into th my life was almost destroyed that day. my daughter meant m

milwaukee police say theyre trying to answer that question. monday night, an inspector tells us police have no suspect and no motive, adding its too soon to tell if johnson was the intended target. milwaukees most recent homicide happened shortly before six oclock. down. its too many kids losing their lives behind nonsense violence. relatives say johnson died at her moms house. police say the shooter fired into the building from outside. both investigators, and a grieving big sister, want to know who pulled the trigger. were hurting behind this, like, a lot. were hurting a lot behind this. this really is gonna be tough for us to go through. just pray for us. for neighbors this is, sadly, a less than two months ago, the owner of a bar at this corner was shot and killed in his business. live at 35th and silver spring, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. ted thanks aj and more breaking news - this from cudahy. several people displaced after a fire at this building on creekside and college around 7:00 tonight. . no word on how it started or if port washin

until habitat theyre now pumping new life into this home. 'thats really special to know that in just a few months a familys dream is going to come true of owning their own home.' the home will be complete by summer 2017 -- and to meet that deadline the family moving in will help with the construction. we energies will also continue its efforts with a 6-day volunteer push...this week. when seattle comes to lambeau field on sunday, the packers defense. the packers will try to keep one player in particular away from aaron rodgers. but if he records a sack--the impact will go beyond the game. pip tackles the the real inventor of the reuben sandwich may be debatable, but its great taste is not. at subway, this authentic classic is stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. packers linebacker nick perry won't play against the seahawks sunday because of a significant hand injury. assuming clay matthews plays-he'll probably do so with only 1 healthy shoulder. ja

out the people who live ar you and the poeple you know and i think for church groups in particular theyre gonna have a lot of elderly people who are members of their congregations to check onth at a news conference late th moing at city hall...the mayor urged residents to check up on elderly relatives- mothers with chen - a those with disabilities.the yor maalong with public th commisoner bevan baker, outl some other recommendations like making sure you take the time to are for the cold - including making a cold weher preparedness kit and always keeping gloves and hats available if you have to go outside. 3cause heatinsources are cranked up...the deep fr creates problems for those working to put out fires. cbs 58's julie pare joins us live with how firefighters are coping in the cold...julie? there are several challenges refighters face is in the cold weather.two of the big ones? trying to stay dry, and dealing with slow or broken equipment that doesn't function as well when the temperatures dip. 3 around 8:30 this morning, firefighters were out working hard in this cold - fighting a smal

to discuss when the first guys are gonna come in, how long theyre gonna be in the shop, so they can, kinda, coordinate that, because they only have so many hours that they can be on the road." at this cabelas location, the combination of holiday traffic, and the weather forecast, have staff stocking-up on hand, and feet-warmers, winter apparel, footwear, and ice fishing equipment. you can stay ahead of the weather anywhere -- just download the fox 6 storm center app. it's free for a man's body is pulled from lake como last night. rescue crews from both from wisconsin and illinois were called to the scene. fox6s angelica sanchez explains this all started when a witness saw someone walking on the frozen lake. it was all hands on deck--- as multiple agencies from wisconsin and northern illinois began working against the clock following a report of a person falling through the us after four hours of searching the body of a male in his 40s was pulled from the water. 'theres been a search and rescue operation now for some hours at about 5:30 today a body was located in the lake.' the unide

hands is flat out hitting the dash board pushing himself back up because he was asleep for an hour theyre not showing that my son was not lunging for a gun 5020:56:22 whatever i have to do im going to fight for justice cause when my daughter gets older shes gunna know joseph is in jail cause he killed her dad 31 anderson's family plans to call on the f-b-i we have been covering this story since june. you can find all of our stories on our website ... tmj four dot com. the ywca is hosting a discussion about racism tonight at the marcus center for the performing arts. 'an evening to promote racial justice' features author, robin diangelo. the ymca says diangelo will discuss race from a white person's perspective. the event runs from 5-8. and you can still assembly is calling for more money for wisconsin roadways. to make his point - he went for a bumpy ride. pete zervakis is live to explain. this morning in madison a state assembly commitee will hold a public hearing on the department of transportation's budget request... which right now is about 1-billion dollars more than what the state s

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until habitat humanity purchased it - theyre now pumping new life into this home. 'thats really special to know that in just a few months a familys dream is going to come true of owning their own home.' laquita evans is helping to rebuild a once vacant home. shes 1 of many we energies ep time and talents to helping rebuild this home. 'this is 1 way for me to reinvest in my community.' and this community is close to laquitas heart as she grew up just 1 block away. 'so its nice to come back, restore the neighborhood that i previously came from and make it better.' the home will be complete by will help with the construction. we energies will also continue its efforts with a 6-day volunteer push...this week. adlib to weather weather a few flurries tonight, otherwise and wind chills in the teens. mostly cloudy on friday, very cold. highs in the low 20s and wind chills in the teens. mostly cloudy on saturday with snow moving in during the afternoon into sunday morning. accumulation is likely. another system might impact us sunday evening into monday. although this is st

day a busy one for emergency responders - and tow truck 23:29:30 people, they dont expect it, and theyre not expecting to have to change their driving habits, so the first storm is usually the worst :39 scott bailey, who owns j&js towing in hartland, has been working for 24 straight hours. he and other drivers started when the snow did - 5 p.m. saturday. by mid-afternoon sunday, with the sleep. bailey 23:30:57 within 2 minutes of laying my head down, the phone rang again for another car in the ditch, and as soon as i hit the road again, i see the roads are covered again :06 very unpredictable storm :08 snow covered side streets - and county roads - in waukesha county. i-94 was partly snow-covered. but -- on a sunday with the packers on t-v, traffic was light. bailey 23:30:24 no injuries on anything that weve had. everyone was safe and sound and walked away, so thats always a good thing :31 e latest upderom waukesha countt d 38 cars in ditch. nosues, smo here. live, theo keith, fox6 news. healthy dose of snow brought out the sleds. tonight fox6's jonathon gregg found the most popular hill

'when they walk up to the truck, at first theyre like, i dont really know it. ive never had it, is it spicy? we explain it.' this renovated building in the old pabst brewery offers apartments for students from the various colleges throughout milwaukee. that opened in august, but monday was the grand opening for the food court - which serves residents and the general public. 'working here, there is not a whole lot around as stuff to do on your lunch break. so this is a welcome sight.' its a particularly exciting venture for the gouda girls, and the filipino siblings of meat on the street. both are popular food trucks throughout the city, but now have their first brick-and- mortar locations. 'its really nice that we have something that youre guaranteed to find every single day, eleven hours a day.' 'i can only imagine where the blocks from the bucks arena, new and old, the restaurants at eleven25 hope to be part of a continued revitalization of downtown milwaukee. 'this building was like a wow moment for us. we were like, we really could be part of this? part of

hands is flat out hitting the dash board pushing himself back up because he was asleep for an hour theyre not showing that my son was not lunging for a gun 5020:42:37 lets stop playing games my son was murdered by joseph mensa, he went there to murder my son that's what he didanderson's case. we have been covering this story since june. you can find all of our stories on our website ... tmj four dot com. tmj four dot website ... tmj four dot president elect trump's "thank you tour" continues in north carolina tonight, where we expect the official announcement of what we already know... his nominee for secretary of defense. tracie potts reports. (trump nats, "mad dog mattis!") that unofficial announcement ofis james mattis --followed by the official announcement tonight at president-elect trump's "thank you" rally in north carolina.kellyanne conway/ sr. trump advisor :16-:21"it's just a great way to get out with the people. i mean, that's what the president- elect loves most is oxygen, getting oxygen directly from the people."his latest cabinet appointment - dr. ben carson as hud secretary

milwaukee police say theyre investigating the circumstances of the shooting, which includes determining the intended target. johnsons father tells us off-camera he is certain it was not melanie. she wasnt the target, someone else but we cant comment on that because its an ongoing investigation. told possible persons of interest were taken into custody today. a police spokesman says he is not aware of anyone being in custody in connection with this shooting. live on the north side, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. steph thanks aj smoke detectors are being credited with helping save five the cudahy fire chief says the situation could have been significantly worse at the creekside condominiums. two condos were destroyed -- but the five people inside escaped without injury. the chief says a preliminary investigation indicates the fire began in -- or near-- a fireplace. as homeowners across the state open their property tax bills this month... governor scott walker says they'll be in for a pleasant surprise. at a news conference in waukesha this afternoon... the republican governor says property