at bayview's tippecanoe presbyterian church, the church gets busy. >> this is where our guests sign in each night. >> the shelter has been opened seven years and take people off the street, literally saving lives. but already into this current cold snap they're running out of , space and are having to turn people away. >> which is a sad situation, heartbreaker. >> they have a capacity of up to larry hartmann was one of them. , he's now a care taker here trying to help other get on , their feet. >> it's the worst state you can never imagine. you spend all your energy trying to stay warm. >> while the tippecanoe shelter is operating at capacity milwaukee county officials say , other help is available. >> anybody can call 211 if they have an urgent need. >> the county is also calling on people who might have non profit facilities that can help with warming centers to please get in contact. the more options, the better to help people survive. in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. joyce: if you find yourself in need of immediate shelter, dial 211 for information. west allis police need

the people i spoke with say they are nervous. >> residents of the tippecanoe neighborhood on the city's south side are questioning their safety. >> i think it's crazy. >> allison mills is referring to a sexual assault police say happened thursday evening near the tippecanoe park, which just happens to be steps away from an elementary school. you know, and play basketball at the courts, and like all the neighbors that live near know each other, it's a nice well knitted community. i would never picture that something like that would happen here. >> parents of clement avenue school are not only shocked, but they're also upset. >> i'm very concerned about this, because, not getting another -- from the school, i leave, courtesy, they're they're investigating, or something like at >> according to millie, she learned via facebook and questioned why the school didn't notify her first. >> i would like to know that answer. i'm trying to get that same answer from the school. >> while she waits for that answer, she says she plans to be more proactive and vigilant as she works to protect her communi

. >> when the weather get's cold at bayview's tippecanoe presbyterian church, the church gets busy. >> this is where our guests sign in each night. >> the shelter has been open seven years, and they have taken people off the street when the weather has been 30 below, literarily saving already into this current cold snap they're running out of , space and are having to turn people away. they have a capacity of up to 25 guests and a few years back , larry hartmann was one of them. he's now a care taker here trying to help other get on their feet. ,>> you spend all your energy trying to stay warm. >> while the tippecanoe shelter is operating at capacity milwaukee county officials say , other help is available. 211 if they have an urgent need. there are people who can direct you to capacity that is available. >> the county is also calling on people who might have non profit facilities that can help with warming centers to please get in contact. the more options, the better to help people survive. in milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. kathy: if you find yourself in need of immediate s

it happened near the tippecanoe park... mere steps from an elementary school! why the parents we spoke with are not on children's safety, but upset with the school. that's new at 6:00. santa will have a new look at one of america's major shopping malls this weekend. that's still ahead.and a joyride with speeds of more than 100 miles an hour... streamed ?live? on facebook. what happened to the driver... federal regulators want all passenger train operators in the u-s tested for sleep apnea. that follows september's deadly commuter train crash in new jersey. the engineer in tragedy was found to have the sleep disorder, which induces fatigue. a man live-streams himself on facebook, going over more than one-hundred miles an hour through traffic...but he's now in the but he's now in the hospital... after that journey rhode island state police say this video is perfect example of what not to do while driving.you're looking at the video onasi olio-rojas streamed live on his facebook page while he goes on a high- speed joy-ride on routes and 10 and 6 in providence.capt

thanks george and shannon.it happened near the tippecanoe park... mere steps from an elementary sc only concerned for their children's safety, but upset with the school.plus, the brewer determined to warm-up the season for local kids... who's giving away ?thousands? of free coats, coming up new on live at 6. jesse ritka's weekend forecast is still ahead. and next: the generous gift to needy kids, just in time for new at five... governor scott walker helped turn on the lights of the state christmas tree. the big balsam fir stands in the capitol rotunda. the tree is decorated with handmade ornaments made by students all across the state. a family from eagle river donated the tree. hundreds of kids at kagel school recieved a new coat to keep them warm this winter marcus hanel.hanel's foundation koos for kids made the donation.not only did they get the chance to meet a pro- baseball player they were surpised to learn they would also get a new coat to make it through the winter. its super cool it has a sweater and its a coat and all my friends are jealou

. >> tippecanoe presbyterian church is always looking for volunteers as well as monetary donations as well as clothing, the church. reporting live in milwaukee, today's wtmj 4. >> great story. >> just in time for the deep freeze, tons of de-icing salt arrived. it will be used, but a portion will be bagged and sold for residential use. >> remember, you need to park on the even side of the street here in milwaukee. an overnight snow removal operation continues for parking. if you don't, you could be ticketed an towed. epw will text when an operation is called and cars need to be moved. find a link at wtmj 4. >> the presidential recount is finished. it wrapped up today ahead of schedule. it was conducted by all 72 wisconsin counties. >> thi is really a remarkable achievement by the county clerks it's something that's never been done before in the state of wisconsin, conducting a recount of a presidential election. the fact that this was done in ten days, i think, really is a credit to those individuals. >> now, final numbers did not change much. donald trump's margin over hillary clinton

tippecanoe presbyterian church offers a warming room, with beds for 22 people, and a meal brought in by volunteers every night. but, it's been having to turn people away, because there just isn't enough room. larry hartmann was homeless for years, before finding refuge at the church... where he's now a caretaker. he paid it forward by creating "lar he delivers meals and supplies to the homeless. mitchell international airport will be recognized today for its energy-efficient upgrades. officials will receive a check to the tune of a 104-thousand dollars.the check is from focus on energy and we energies. the airport recently replaced nearly four-thousand lamps in the parking garage with energy-efficient fixtures. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- john deere milestone. just how many engines the plant in waterloo recipients of the historic product. plus: stolen packages: the brazen thief who didn't raise any eye brows... even though he snatched a box, right off someone's front yesterday was sunny, windy and chilly with highs in the lower s and wind chills in the single digits

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attacked her thursday night near tippecanoe park, next to clement avenue elementary school. right now please still do not have anyone in custody. adrienne: it is day three of wisconsin's presidential election recount. numbers are steadily coming in across the state's 72 counties. the deadline still nine days away. 12 news' kent wainscott is live in waukesha. kent, it seems they're taking a different approach to the process. beginning. as a result, waukesha started out slowly at the beginning of this process. it is now picking up steam. things are running smoothly. in fact both waukesha county and , the city of milwaukee are approaching milestones of sorts in this recall process tonight. this is a look inside the waukesha county courthouse, where tabulators are expected to the town ballots tonight. then it will be on to the cities, like waukesha and brookfield. meanwhile in the city of milwaukee, nearly all of the ballots that were cast as polling places on election day have now been counted. but the city is far from done, because unlike every other place in the state, milwau

bay view's tippecanoe presbyterian church is one shelter that's turning people away. wisn 12 news spoke to workers there, some of whom used to be homeless, so they understand the struggle of surviving in extreme cold. >> it's the worst place you could ever imagine, you spend all your energy trying to stay warm. hillary: the county says even though some shelters are full, there are other options. if you or someone you know are looking for a place to stay, you can get information by dialing 211. >> thank you, hillary. adrienne: we're expecting to get more information about fond du lac fire rescue's cold weather program tomorrow. in the meantime, we know fire crews will be handing out sleeping bags to homeless people in the area to help them keep warm. also have sleeping bags on hand to give out when they see someone in need. ben: this morning milwaukee's four-inch parking rule has been canceled. the rule limits where drivers can park on the streets during snowstorms. it was in effect for about 48 hours this week so crews could see the snow. now, parking rules are back t

a young teen girl says a man attacked her last night near tippecanoe park, next to clement avenue elementary school. wisn 12 police haven't informed them the girl is a student there. >> we are new to the neighborhood. i close late some nights at my workplace, and so we were just a little bit concerned. adrienne: police spent the day interviewing the victim and witnesses. they still don't have anyone in custody. patrick: a new safety tactic could be the norm in the bay view community. as christina palladino reports one alderman iyi installed so neighbors are always watching. >> the largely popular bay view area has seen a surge in growth over the years. new restaurants, coffee shops and other stores continue to , expand, bringing more people to live in the neighborhood. but it's also seen a recent uptick in violent crime. alderman tony zielinski says a new security camera program could help. >> anyplace you go all throughout the world, they are getting cameras. >> zielinski wants each street in bay view to get a surveillance system. then neighbors can take turns monitoring the camera. >> with

the victim's family says the girl was walking home when she was sexually assaulted by a man in tippecanoe park. this is a popular area in this community, and most alarming perhaps, the park is next to an elementary school. parents we talked to were disturbed to hear about it but , milwaukee public schools tell 12 news they have no indication from police the victim is a student here. still they sent what they're , calling a safety reminder to parents in the bay view area. neighbors say the report has them coned >> yeah, of course it does. it doesn't change necessarily how i feel about the neighborhood at all. we are still glad to be here, just concerning. >> again, milwaukee police told me they are still working the case. we see them out here right now, but so far, they don't have an arrest. snow is on its way. this is a scene similar to what you can expect to wake up to this weekend. chief meteorologist mark baden is keeping an eye on this system. mark: indeed, the scene will look like that on sunday as snow moves in. it is our first measurable snow. we already had snow. that is true. two

announcer: arnold schaefer, author of the book about tippecanoe and tyler to changing presidential elections forever. sunday night on c-span's "q&a." c-span spoke to newly elected members of the 115th congress when they came to washington for orientation at the u.s. capitol. here is a look. bergman,l jack representative elect for michigan's first district, republican. this is -- you are here in washington for orientation week. how has it been going? >> great. it is busy but good busy, meeting not only new

bay view's tippecanoe presbyterian church is one shelter that's turning people away. wisn 12 news spoke to workers there, some of whom used to be homeless, so they understand the struggle of surviving in extreme cold. >> it's the worst place you could ever imagine, you spend all your energy trying to stay warm. hillary: the county says even though some shelters are full, there are other options. if you or someone you know are looking for a place to stay, you can get information by dialing 211. live in the news room "wisn 12 news this morning." >> a thank you, hillary. adrienne: we're expecting to get more information about fond du lac fire rescue's cold weather program tomorrow. in the meantime, we know fire crews will be handing out sleeping bags to homeless people in the area to help them keep also have sleeping bags on hand to give out when they see someone in need. ben: this morning milwaukee's four-inch parking rule has been canceled. the rule limits where drivers can park on the streets during snowstorms. it was in effect for about 48 hours this week so crews co

ronald schaffer, talking about how the rollicking campaign of tippecanoe changed presidential electionsorever. sunday night on c-span's q&a. washington journal continues. we are back. antos at our table. what is the consensus for about if they repeal the affordable care act, what they would replace it with? >> this is a problem for republicans. there is a schism between the people who are more on the extreme right and those who are more moderate. the extreme right people are basically saying they want to repeal obama care and they don't want to replace it. i think that is really unrealistic and obviously i am more of a moderate i think i am more realistic as a politician. republicans run in the off year election or run in the next presidential election with the tag "they took 25 million people off of health insurance" is not a winning political argument. host: what do they need to do? the editorial we read says republicans may have to vote for some form of tax credit subsidy to avoid the spectacle of millions of people losing their insurance. >> that is exactly right. the fact is that i

he battle of tip canoe -- of tippecanoe which led to indiana's statehood. the fourth district is also home to the first indiana state flag, a picture here. this is 1916 when our flag design was -- this flag design was awarded the honor of becoming the official flag. it was created by paul hadley of moorsville in indiana's fourth district for a contest during our state's first centennial celebration. our district is also home to many important land marks, the boom county courthouse has the largest one-piece limestone columns in the country. newton county is home to 23 bison, our state animal. and beten and white counties have one of the largest windmill farms in the nation. this is just a small sample of the great parts of our state and district and our bicentennial celebration has done a fan it's a exjob of highlighting these and many others over the past 12 months. i have even had the pleasure of participating in several of the events, like many of my colleagues have, including selecting a bicentennial themed entry as the winner for our offices art competi

announcer: arnold schaefer, author of the book about tippecanoe and tyler to changing presidential elections forever. sunday night on c-span's "q&a." c-span spoke to newly elected members of the 115th congress when they came to washington for orientation at the u.s. capitol. here is a look. bergman,l jack representative elect for michigan's first district, republican. this is -- you are here in washington for orientation week. how has it been going? >> great. it is busy but good busy, meeting not only new representatives but all the staffers that are going to do most of the organizational work that allows us to do legislative work. >> talk about your military career. it, talk you begin about moving through the ranks. >> i graduated from college in 1969 and joined the marine corps through an officer candidate program. enter flight training, flew helicopters in vietnam, then got out of active duty but stayed in the reserves. while i was a reservist for the 1980's and 1990's, i flew airplanes for northwest airlines , started a couple of small businesses in the medical government arena, moved up