. >> united way, the purpose is to unit people to get positive changes in your community. through health in the health, education, and financial stability. >> awesome. >> and the women's leadership council, you mentioned to me, you have been apart of the tell us about the council. >> it is a group of women all interested in philanthropy. we are all different ages and groups. there's a national womens leadership. we have raised over 2 million dollars, and put it back into the community in various projects. >> the suit drive. it is very, very important. >> it is parking lot from until 7 p.m. and we will take shoes, dresses, scarfs, anything that will give women the confidence to walk into an interview and take control of their lives. >> i love being a part of the. as someone who started out not we have so many people contributed to the event. tell us little bit about some of the women who benefit from the event. >> sure. last year we collected over 12 thousand items. >> wow. >> we are very proud of that. we were able to make on impact on the community by helping women in nee

"allison wong - united way of dubuque noticed gap project concern left. so it's working to help fill those gaps." the united way gave the group, east central development corporation, a grant of 20-thousand dollars. that group has taken over a program that project concern once provided. one that helps people find permanent housing. "amanda hohmann, case worker, ecdc - we use the housing first model where we put them, we get them housed and then look at the support services the help maintain the housing." support services include resume, or get utility bills in their name. "allison wong - united way of dubuque is also partnering with operation new view to continue the foster grandparent program, which pairs elderly with low-income kids. in dubuque, allison wong, kcrg tv-9 news." two people died in a violent crash on county home road - north of cedar rapids - yesterday and 3 others have life- threatening injuries. the crash happened around 4 p-m yesterday at the intersection of county home road and north troy road. that is about two miles east three vehicles

some of them are at the united way of east central iowa. there, about a dozen from the around 30-person work force would qualify for the new overtime rule. even though a judge has put things on hold, united way has gone ahead and made the change for employees. officials said given the amount of prep time needed, they decided to be proactive. they've put in place an electronic time-keeping system to better keep track of hours. even if the rule never takes effect, united way thinks change. " we've already made changes on the technology side to better track people's hours and things from a payroll perspective. for us, we've already spent the money and time to implement it. so, i think we'd go ahead and stick with it." fisher says, being a nonprofit, hours are closely monitored anyway. he doesn't expect the change will cost the group much money in the long run. here's a little context for how worried people are about this change. mark hudson, a advice to dozens who want to do about the new rule and injunction. he says many of them are nonprofit

united way exceeded the amount of clothes that they collected last year. it career day in the valley today! fox5 stopped by "john bonner elementary school" to tell some kids how to "all right so when i say action we're going to bring the top of the news to you tonight and so what do i want to hear? i want to hear urgency and what else?" laughing the kids got to hear from us as well as pilots... doctors... firefighters and chefs. earlier in the day there was a "careers on wheels" event where each student got to explore the vehicles from companies all over the valley. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier unseasonably warm november weather will continue through the weekend and well into next week. showers over arizona continue to stay well off to our east, leaving southern nevada in the sunshine with highs in the low 80s this afternoon. with clear skies tonight, overnight temperatures drop into the low 60s and upper 50s. skies stay sunny on saturday with a forecast high of 81 degrees in las vegas. we'll see some high clouds pass across the valle

some of the people impacted are at the united way of east central iowa. there, about a dozen from the roughly 30-person work force would qualify for the new overtime rule. officials said given the amount of prep time needed, they've already made some changes. they've put in place an electronic time-keeping system to better keep track of hours. even if the thinks it will stay with the change. " we've already made changes on the technology side to better track people's hours and things from a payroll perspective. for us, we've already spent the money and time to implement it. so, i think we'd go ahead and stick with it." fisher says, being a nonprofit, they keep a close eye on hours. he doesn't expect the change will cost the group much money in the long run. this morning, state employees in iowa aren't branstand's new insurance plan. on monday, the governor announced he wants to put all state employees under one large health insurance program. right now, every two years, individual unions negotiate their wages and coverage plans. but with republican majori

it's all thanks to some help from "united way of southern nevada." the non-profit held their annual the drive collects all new or gently used items like professional suits... dresses... shoes... handbags and accessories. last year -- they collected more than 12-thousand items for women in need. "our goal is to help different agencies in our community such as the shade tree, safe nest, safe house, help of southern nevada, catholic charities. they have back to work programs for women in need and so we supply the clothing for those programs." united way says they have exceeded the amount of clothes that they collected last year. they've also work with other philanthropists to raise more than a billion dollars to help in their mission. it was career day in the valley today! fox5 stopped by "john bonner elementary school" to tell some kids how to make it in the news business. "all right here we go 3... 2... 1 action!" "the hotel casino themed after the city of lights..." "and another million dollars in net income." applause christine hi-fives "nice job!"

the united way gave the group, east central developm dollars. that group has taken over a program that project concern once provided. one that helps people find permanent housing. "amanda hohmann, case worker, ecdc - we use the housing first model where we put them, we get them housed and then look at the support services the help maintain the housing." support services include helping each person find a job, write a resume, or get utility bills in their name. "allison wong - united way of dubuque is also partnering with operation new view to continue elderly with low-income kids. in dubuque, allison wong, kcrg tv-9 news." here's a live look at wrigley field in chicago this morning. the chicago cubs celebration parade starts this morning at wrigley field at 10 a-m. the cubs beat the indians late wednesday night to win for the first time since 1908. rapids couple when it came to naming their newborn baby girl. bracy "wriglee" angle was born early tuesday morning. her parents, cody and kylie, were hoping her birth would come during the world serie

"allison wong - united way of dubuque noticed gaps in community services once project concern left. so it's working to help fill those gaps." the united way gave the group, east central development corporation, a grant of 20-thousand dollars. that group has taken over a program that project concern once provided. one that helps people hohmann, case worker, ecdc - we use the housing first model where we put them, we get them housed and then look at the support services the help maintain the housing." support services include helping each person find a job, write a resume, or get utility bills in their name. "allison wong - united way of dubuque is also partnering with operation new view to continue the foster grandparent program, which pairs elderly with low-income kids. in dubuque, allison wong, kcrg tv-9 news." two people died in a violent crash on county home road - north of cedar rapids - yesterday and 3 others have life- threatening in the crash happened around 4 p-m yesterday at the intersection of county home road and north troy road. that is about two miles east of i-380, on

united way will be collecting donations of su shoes, handbags, and jewelery. they'll be at n-v energy.. near sahara and jones. they do ask that clothes be brought on a hanger. meantime -- if you're in the market for a new gig.. j-w marriott and the rampart casino are holding a joint hiring fair today.. from 9 to 3. it's happening at the grand ballroom in the j-w marriott near rampart and summerlin parkway. they are looking to fill about 70 positions from sales to servers. did you know... their kid does for a living? i dont even know what i do for a living...and i'm me! well thats why today is "bring your parents to work day." "linked-in" is hosting the national event. oh great... now our parents can bug us at work too! yes...before you bring you parents in.. check with your boss of course.. but it could be fun giving your parents a behind the scenes of your 9-to-5. i-phone users are in an uproar over one of their emojis. it's changed drastically. ...even the havacams have noticed. weeeeee, thats a peach hun and that's all it is. see why the new peach will chan

jude's children's research hospital, and united way. donations can be made on both your iphone or apple pay on the web. participating non-profits hope the holidays will have a big impact on their ability to raise funds. today is america recycles recycles day is a program of "keep america beautiful". today, consumers are asked to take the #berecycled pledge to "learn" about what you can recycle in your community, to "act" by recycling more and to "share" by encouraging one family member or friend to take the pledge. you can take the pledge online at america something new is coming to the cereal aisle for kellogg's frosted flakes fans... it's cinnamon frosted flakes. the kellogg company says the new flavor was 100 pert with cinnamon ranking as the top flavor request among frosted flakes lovers. the new cereal will begin to hit store shelves this month and will be widely available in january. n-b-c's tamron hall is expected to get the first on-air taste of it this morning on the today show. here on 12 today... we have 30 life changers that

some of the people impacted are at the united way of east central iowa. there, about the roughly 30-person work force would qualify for the new overtime rule. officials said given the amount of prep time needed, they've already made some changes. they've put in place an electronic time-keeping system to better keep track of hours. even if the rule never takes effect, the united way thinks it will stay with the change. " we've already made changes on the technology side to better track people's hours and things from a payroll perspective. for us, we've already spent the money and time to implement it. so, i think we'd go ahead and fisher says, being a nonprofit, they keep a close eye on hours. he doesn't expect the change will cost the group much money in the long run. this morning, state employees in iowa aren't happy with governor terry branstand's new insurance plan. on monday, the governor announced he wants to put all state employees under one large health insurance program. right now, every two years, individual unions negotiate their wages and cover

"united way" helps organizations like shade tree... safe nest and help of southern nevada. today is the deadline for early voting... most polls were supposed to close hours ago-- but they were forced to extend hours. closed caption will as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. heck took all that money from wall street and predatory payday lenders and voted their way. he even wanted to privatize social security, risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." 10. local. las vegas today was the last day of early voting and throughout the valley polling places saw some long lines resulting in a record breaking turnout

some of the people impacted are at the united way of east central iowa. there, about a dozen from th for the new overtime rule. officials said given the amount of prep time needed, they've already made some changes. they've put in place an electronic time-keeping system to better keep track of hours. even if the rule never takes effect, the united way thinks it will stay with the change. " we've already made changes on the technology side to better track people's hours and things from a payroll perspective. for us, we've already spent the money and time to implement it. so, i think we'd go ahead and stick fisher says, being a nonprofit, they keep a close eye on hours. he doesn't expect the change will cost the group much money in the long run. kids love candy, cookies and other junk food - but they're eating less of it these days. whole grains, fruits and veggies are becoming more popular in kids' diets. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming long as you stay indoors and enjoy friends and family, you'll be alright. stay cozy, temperat

stuff happening out here this morning i vesely raising money raising awareness for the mile high united way. we want to be thankful for this day and also of roles cleta because the denver broncos cheerleaders were out here cheering people on as they ran across the start line. lots of great things happy to hear this morning. >> sam thank you so much. looks like a lot of fun. police are investigating a deadly shooting to happen overnight on sixth avenue. police say when he arrived they found a man with a gunshot wound and he later died at the hospital. please ask anyone with information to call metro denver crimestoppers. >> police say the victim was shot in the street and had to that victim was taken to the hospital. please have not released any information on this aspect. >> new developers on identity brush crasher we learn the driver was not on his designated route when he crashed the bus and killed six children. is a whopper homicide will make his first appearance next week. we are still talking about hurricanes even though it's late november. hurricane otto is expected to make landfall n

management from the complex plus the representatives from the health department and united way. the families are start coming at 1:00. >> we salute the veterans. ceremony at 10:30 this morning. the mayor and executive chris abele is kicking off the drive to collect the wish list drive. the milwaukee county parks are waving the fees for the golf courses today for the veterans. a number of restaurants are oufring free or discounted meals to say thank robin and olive garden and texas road house. >> later today, you can buy your tickets for the new year's bash at the casino. they are 49 bucks. parking, coat check and party favors and champagne toast. the party is new year's eve at 8:00 p.m. also today, the tickets going on he last played in mill wrauk in 2007. $69 or $79 and the tickets go on sale today at noon. >> we are talking today just a little cooler than the past week. >> yes, wear a heavier jacket, jeremy? >> yes, that is a good piece of advice. the warmest temperature we see for the day is early this 50 in racine. brisk north winds. wear the extra layers or a jacket. i want

they helped the "united way" build an ice rink and warming shelter in algoma. it's one of several community events the packers volunteer for throughout the year. barring a rainout, the baseball season is set to come to a dramatic finish tonight. the cubs and indians will play game seven of the world series tonight in cleveland.here's a live picture from progressive field, the site of tonight's big game. this will be the 37th time the world series has game. ahead of tonight's game, the cubs tweeted an "official" excuse note for all their fans. the handy, fill-in-the- blank form asks for an excused absence from work, class or any other responsibility a chicago cubs' fan may have. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. hello, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event 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 for more than 3

all the money from today's event goes to the mile high united way. >> beautiful morning for that. the amounts that some fresh s thanksgiving for many of us. 52 degrees today in fort collins. forty-nine in denver. tonight ill get up a little bit there are certainly some cold pockets across the state. the airport is 29 degrees. we'll have blue skies. and i start to the day. temperatures will be around 59. the next system -- the clouds will arrive throughout the next two days. the moisture will move in on sunday. most local spots tonight down to saturday morning -- we have a number of snow chances coming up. the first starts on sunday. >> 59 degrees. as really do shopping weather. mike and i were just discussing joining you -- [laughter] i've already shared my game plan [ inaudible ] >> coming up next in sports -- >> and honorable. good health is always something to be thankful for. >> he looks fresh. he's on the ball well and moving around. trevor made a lot of first downs with his feet. and honorable. [ inaudible ] hopefully we'll start to see -- >> today was in a huge departure fr

they helped the "united way".. build an "ice rink in algoma. we're trying to encourage kids ot play 60. in wisconsin, it's not always aery ot get outside in the long winter months, but what a great way to encourage kids ot get active, even in the colder months. the packers also helped build a "warming shelter".. where kids can warm-up with some "hot back out to the "ice rink"... up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--a holiday tradition in milwaukee.the big change in plans for this year's christmas tree.plus- the shocking charges faced by a former kenosha police ? ? with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella adds a smile to any morning. happening now: our storm chaser is out watching rain heading our way this morning. when it arrives in your neighborhood, coming up. plus: wheel tax compromise? our ann sterling reports on a new proposal to lower the controversial tax. how much lawmakers are considering making it now.plus: big changes for the city christmas tree as crews prepare to cut it down this morning. our pete city plan

the united way of southern nevada is hosting their annual fall suit drive this friday is hosting their annual fall suit drive this friday they're accepting donations of new and gently-used, clean professional clothes... like suits, dresses, skirts, and shoes. it's happening at nv energy on sahara...from 7 a-m to 2 p.m./// sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at ((sherry swensk)) temps mostly in the 50s. day of november and the north winds stuck around most of hte day. .......... still a wind advisory for the lake and river today. .......... not as windy today for the valley. plenty of sunshine and highs in the upper 70s near 80 degrees. .. standard time. we get an extra hour of sleep sunday morning. temps near 80 into next week. let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) you shouldn't run into any delays on your way into mccarran. there's a lot of work happening along nb lane intersection in the southwest valley. use alternates like durango and jones to avoid getting stuck in traffic here. you're watching 8 news >>> netflix users know all too well tha

all the money from today's event goes to benefit mile high united way. there was snow on the mountains this morning. usually the last couple of years normally by about ten or so -- easter traffic backing appear. 49 degrees in denver today. we had a lot of sunshine. fort collins is one of the warm spots making it to the l right now we have cooled off into the 20s. we will drop another 5-10-degree statewide. it will be called in some areas and just chilly and others. looking at the airport right now executed looks good if you plan on using dia. 30 degrees by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow will be a great start -- sunshine and into the upper 50s. that's about 10 degrees warmer than an average day. we've had a little bit of everything. that system we had this morning has clre the bulk of the next storm system sets in the pacific northwest. that will bring its chance for rain and snow by sunday and into monday. high tomorrow will be in the 40s. upper 40s for the western half of the state. here's a look at the next seven days. [ inaudible ] serving those who serve this h

these volunteers from the united way are going to be out here until 8 pm to accept your donations. the united food bank is getting calls from food bank pantries asking for help. staff tells me what this shows, some neighbors may be silently suffering. they are unable to provide a good meal for their kids. many of you have already thanksgiving day, but the staff says that it does not just end with thanksgiving. >> it does not just end today. were working today along with the rest of the holiday season. one thing we know, hunger it is pervasive throughout arizona. >> reporter: if you want to help, we are asking the united food bank, it's on mesa drive they will be out here until 8 pm tonight. coming up at six, we will tell you where you can go to get a free thanksgiving meal if you missed out. you still do not have to go hungry. back to you.>>> hundreds of families picking up donated meals from the st. mary's food bank. they handed out thousands of mailboxes this week. st. mary's as part of abc15 are -- santa claus. we are taking donations.>>> after thanksgiving there may be some blac

they helped the "united way" build an ice rink in algoma. we're trying to encourage kids ot play 60. in wisconsin, it's not always aery ot get outside in what a great way to encourage kids ot get active, even in the colder months. the packers also helped build a warming shelter.. where kids can warm-up with some hot chocolate and then head back out to the ice rink. the green bay gamblers showcasing their new "military themed uniforms.. to be worn on military night, november 12- th. the money raised from that game.. will go to "disabled american veterans." the patch on the jerseys honors the 15- th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks. the team thousand-dollars.. for the "d-a-v" over the last four years. the city of milwaukee and bublr bikes are celebrating 10 new bike sharing stations. tomorrow-- mayor tom barrett and the department of public works will mark the new installations in the city. the 10 new bike stations bring the total number to 57, more than doubling the 28 stations that were operating a ar ago. live at 12:30 is up next--

a court ruling on extra pay will impact some workers from the united way of east central iowa. upset over insurance. some state employees say they're not happy with a new proposal from governor branstad. slow and steady recovery. a czech village store says it's reopen after the 2016 flood. good thursday morning! it's 5 o'clock on november 24th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... happy thanksgiving! plan on a cloudy one with temperatures only around 40

united way is kicking off their women's fall suit drive today. the local charity is collecting suits and business clothing for women in need. it help women prepare for career opportunities like interviews-- confidence to get the get the jobs they're going for. donations were collected all morning at the n-v energy parking lot. last year-- the drive collected more than 12 hundre3d professional items like suits....dresses...su its and shoes. " last year by 2 oclock in the afternoon we had collected 12,273 items and it is just passed 11 right now and we've already exceeded that our goal is never to collect more suits necessarily but just to have a good assortment of sizes for the different the clothing goes toward back to work programs with charities like the shade tree...safe nest.... safe hose and catholic charities. if you stil have pumpkins lying around outside-- there's a fun way to get rid of them this weekend. the southern nevada christmas tree recycling committe is hosting it's first annual chuck-a- pumpin event. it's going on tomorrow in th

today, the city partnered with a-o smith, and the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county to provide water filtration is a countertop unit, the other is a filtration pitcher. health commissioner bevan baker says the city is helping residents with lead service lines starting with those most vulnerable. baker says: "we especially want to reach bottle fed infants. thats a key public health concern and we want to reach families where there is a pregnant or nursing mother there and any children under the age of 6 living in that home." distributed on november 29th and 30th at the sixteenth street community health centers on the north and south side. to see if you qualify -- head to the links section of fox six now dot com. a cool down -- and some rain -- heading our way. tom wachs will be in next with his forecast. plus. the new bucks arena -- one step closer to reality. the major step in the construction taking place today. money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billio

local organization and business leaders coming together to help fix one of milwaukee's problems.the united way of greater milwaukee & waukesha counties and milwaukee-based a-o smith corporation are teaming up with the city to provide water filters to people living with lead pipes in their homes.more information is expected in the coming weeks on how to qualify foone of the filters. in place on the new bucks arena.construction crews installed the first steel columns and beams this afternoon.one of the first steps now complete, but a long way to go.arena construction is scheduled to be completed by 20-18. milwaukee law enforcement getting out this morning and reading to students at bruce- guadalupe community school. deputies from the milwaukee county sheriff's office, officers from marquette university polce and milwaukee police departments were part of the reading group. a marathon mistake has furious.. coming up new on live at 6.. the blunder tacked on an extra mile or two for some runners at the milwaukee marathon.. tonight.. how this mess-up occured, and why its costing some, more than money

the school district had also set up a fund through united way to help their families. a six-year-old student is accused of sexually abusing other students on a school bus. boston police say some of the victims are as young as seven-years-old and were apparently molested multiple times and even threatened by the child. the school notifying parents --but many parents found out days later on social media. /kiara grinkley/parent :08 "i honestly think they should have at least notified us as soon as they knew there was a situation. it was disconcerting to find out through facebook." the school district says there's no cameras on the bus where the alleged sexual abuse happened. the school issuing a statement saying it's taking the matter very seriously and is taking steps to ensure student safety. a freight train hauling grain corn derails --causing a lot of damage. here's a look at the aftermath in eastern new mexico. authorities say a wheel on one of the cars apparently broke --leading to the derailment of 14 cars. the engineer and conductor were the only two on board and

nicole angresano/v.p community impact united way depending on your eligibility level you'll want to check -in with the health departments website. if you're a family that lives outside the impacted area, you can go to aquasauna.com and nter code as always, the city is reminding s to ve their children tested for lead impacted home.if you're interested in getting either of these filters... or want to see if your home is impacted by lead service lines... we have links to both on cbs 58 dot com.reporting live at city hall, christine flores cbs58 news. 3 3 morning. clearing as we go through the afternoon. highs mid 50s. winds: nw week ahead: middle 50s for wednesday and then we top out in the lower 60s for thursday. a cold front moves through for friday with highs in the upper 40s. 50s return for the ghclouds overnight! election day: lots of clouds to start the y th light rain showers possible in thehighs in the low to mid 50s. winds: nw 10-20.week ahead: middle top out in the lower 60s for thursday. a cold front moves through for friday with highs in the upper 40s. 50s return for the weekend.

with help of the united way and publix, coca-cola, of course the tampa bay buccaneers. this is so special and it shows you how the bucs constantly give back especially around thanksgiving. >> they do so much. many thanks to you. >>> a live look outside, it's good looking out there today, not so good with the howard frankland. i bet a few people have the heaters on right there, busy as you are heading in. you are taking a look at i-75 south of fowler. traffic is a steady stream in both directions. i don't know if it's people getting out of town or coming home from work. >>> ahead, a little holiday prep work turns into a big problem. what this mom wants you to know those christmas decorations. >> a local fire department hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. happy thanksgiving from publix. where shopping

so the united way of dubuque gave a grant to the east central development corporation to continue some of those programs. right now, that grant is helping two families and nine other people find housing and jobs. " " - "we use the housing first model where we put them, we get them housed and then look at the support services to help the case workers also help each person set goals, search for jobs, and write resumes. governor branstad and lieutenant governor kim reynolds was among hundreds to attend a start-up business event in cedar rapids tonight. they talked with up-and- coming entrepreneur s and encouraged them to pursue their ideas at the iowa accelerator event. afterward, six teams gave a pitch for their businesses. those plans ranged from a fashion line to making bicycling safer. t-v nine athlete of the week. and the cyclones were looking for their first big 12 win against the sooners tonight. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. the cyclones trying to play jack trice. jacob park made his first start tonight over joel lanning and with iowa state trailing 14-3.. park hoo

d this morning, nearly the mile high united way for turkey truck. the weather didn't stop thousands from getting in the race this morning. [ gobbling ] >> reporter: there was actual turkey running the frisco turkey trot this year. his name is christmas. he has there was about 800 runners. runners saw a few inches of fresh snow. wasn't a problem for those dressed to run for the holidays. >> we're here for the frisco turkey trot. and why else would i be dressed like this? this is an everyday thing. it's wind slick and, yeah! should work good. insulated. not to mention this hot does some really funny stuff when you're running, too. [ laughter ] money from the frisco turkey trot goes their science, technology, and math program. this year, it raised $2,000. >> so the whole idea, you run to burn off calories and stuff your face to gain them back tenfollowed. robert mcadam did just that by -- -- tenfold. >> robert mcadam did that at 96. he finished it in 48 minutes and 19 seconds. now, it by the folks at guinness or anything, but that would be the world re

((music)) the united way of narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts for telemarketing schemes. seniors lost millions from the scams danny tarkanian helped set up. ongress, jacky rosen will protect seniors and strengthen social security. and jacky rosen will always be responsible with your tax dollars. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen and i approved this message. is helping women get ready for work.. with their annual "fall suit drive". today from 7am to 2pm united way will be collecting donations of suits, dresses, shoes, handbags, and jewelery. they'll be at n-v energy.. located near sahara and jones. they do ask that your clothing donations be on a hanger. j-w marriott and the rampart casino are holding a joint hiring fair today. today from 9 to 3.. you can head to the grand ballroom at the j-w marriott near rampart and summerlin parkway. they are looking to hiring about 70 people.. from sales.. to servers... they have plenty of positions open. i love this... it's

today, they partnered with a-o smith, and the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county to provide water filtration products to those impacted. one is a countertop unit, the other is a filtration pitcher. health commissioner bevan baker says the city will start with those most vulnerable. baker says: "we especially want to reach bottle fed infants. thats a key want to reach families where there is a pregnant or nursing mother there and any children under the age of 6 living in that home." the products will be distributed later this month. to see if you qualify -- head to the links section of fox six now dot com. this is the time of the year when we're supposed to change the batteries in our smoke alarms. but what if the smoke alarm itself needs to be changed? in tonight's contact 6 report - jenna sachs reveals why older smoke alarms might not give your natsot: fire truck siren often, the difference between life and death in a fire is a working smoke alarm. natsot: smoke detector beeping "a dead detector in a home is pretty much useless..." twice a year fire prevention office

let me give an example, when you give a dollar to charity, local united way, they spend about 70 cents of the dollar on good stuff. when you give that same dollar to the government, they spend about 30 cents because the other 70 cents is spent on bureaucracy. that's just a clear example of how wasteful and inefficient government is. >> that's all well and good, but we're also forgetting the donald trump tax plan has been appraised at adding $5.3 trillion to the debt. >> if we keep things the same. why can't we cut things like social security? >> oh, because guess what, donald trump's voters who are older don't want that anyway. and he promised that he wouldn't touch entitlements, which is another wonderful liberal point to donald trump. >> the problem right now is not revenue. we're at 19% of gdp plus, that is at a historic high for taxes. that is about all the economy can take by nearly every economics out there that is surveyed on this. and we still have -- are spending a lot more than we bring in. $2.1 trillion when president obama came into office to $3.3 trillion right now we're b

to make that easier, the health department is teaming up with the united way and a.o. smith corporation to hand out free and discounted filters to those who need them most. >> to be able to go upstream to get these filters out there to homes quickly and responsibly, we couldn't be more thrilled. anchor: you can find more information on our website at wisn.com. runners took advantage of the warm temperatures along the lakefront this afternoon. but enjoy it while you can. anchor: sounds ominous. changes are on the way. meteorologist: you cannot stay around 70 the entire month of november. two days in the 70's, saturday and sunday. still swimming outside. crazy, but whatever floats your b o though. we have weird stuff happening out there. normally, the roses would be dying. i do not know much about flowers, but this looks like a flower you would not normally see in november. people are still ticking tomatoes and peppers in november. to a freeze in southeast wisconsin. a few inland. a cold front has already moved through here. it is 57 in bismarck. that is not cold. we hav

to make that easier, the health department is teaming up with the united way and a.o. smith corporation to hand out free and discounted filters to those who need them most. >> to be able to go upstream, to get these filters out there to homes quickly and responsibly, we couldn't be more thrilled. anchor: you can find more honoring local veterans this month. patrick is here with a look ahead. reporter: for the 12th year in a row, the team is giving a free ticket to veterans and active military plus a ticket for up to six immediate family members. the deal is for the home game this saturday. you have to claim your free tickets online. we made it easier for you and put a link on our website, wisn.com. in addition, all veterans and active military personnel will receive 15% off in the admirals team shop. also tomorrow, the wisconsin humane society is offering 25% off kitten adoption fees. all adult cat adoption fees are waived. the offer lasts through november 13. there are 540 cats in the humane society's care. and finally, if you're looking for a different and fun way to

united way fall! >> build the wall! cherise: protesters and supporters meet on the streets of the queen city. senator kelly ayotte may be considered for the trump what one report now says, and how ayotte is responding. hayley: clouds and more sunshine sunday as the temperatures get milder. how long that lasts, coming up. cherise: plus, a young boy battling a rare disease is getting his wish granted. where this nine-year-old is now headed, thanks to the make-a-wish foundation. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. cherise: the country and right here in manchester are protesting president elect donald trump. good evening. i'm cherise leclerc. at a peaceful rally in the queen city, protestors were opposed by a group of donald trump supporters. wmur's mike cronin has their message. kristen: -- mike: protestors were out here for more than three hours on saturday night as these rallies continue across the granite state. on one side of the street, rejection for donald trump. mike: on the other sid

the united way of southern nevada is hosting their annual fall suit drive this friday they're accepting donations of new and gently-used, clean professional clothes... like suits, dresses, skirts, and shoes. sahara...from 7 a-m to 2 p.m./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and ......... we hit the 70s for our second day of november and the north winds stuck around most of hte day. .......... lake and river today. .......... not as windy today for the valley. plenty of sunshine and highs in the upper 70s near 80 degrees. ..... cleveland had those late night showers right on schedule to delay the world series game for a we turn back the clocks this weekend when we go back to standard time. we get an extra hour of sleep sunday morning. temps near 80 into next week. ((sherry swensk)) ((demetria obilor)) there are some cones on the improvement project. that's also why the bridge connecting excalibur to the tropicana is closed. it's staying closed through d

of cool air will be eligibility of overtime pay will impact some workers from the united way of east central iowa. and organizers are allowing people visiting a popular holiday lights display in dubuque to try something new but for one night only. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. this is one of the busiest travel days of the year, and, so far, it's gone smoothly here on eastern iowa. we're starting tonight with meteorologis t joe winters. joe, how does the weather look for thanksgiving travel? expect the clouds to continue tonight, but thankfully the rain has stopped. as the wind swings around to the northwest a cool day is also ahead with no fog worries. there is a weak disturbance that rolls through could bring some flurries, but nothing that will have any major travel impacts. saturday remains dry with low pressure heading back into the state on sunday bringing a shower chance. have a great night and a happy thanksgiving. tonight: cloudy. wind: nw 5-15. low: 32 tomorrow: cloudy and cool. wind: w 5-10 high: 40 back to you. a

the united way of southern nevada iss they're accepting donations of new and gently-used, clean professional clothes... like suits, dresses, skirts, and shoes. it's happening at nv energy on sahara...from 7 a-m to 2 p.m./// sherry how's the weather today? palm trees blowing around a bit from our red rock camera and beautiful early lgiht... with some isolated north breezes by sunday that sun will already be up and shining, as we'll be back on standard time... so the sunrise and sunset both an hour earlier. the days will feel very short by sunday on. ............... clear and cool this morning with plenty of sunny skies today.... right now we've got chilly 50s again. a warm up for the weekend. demetria, how are the roads? there are delays in the 95 in the spaghetti bowl. no slow downs along the south beltway right now. it should be a pretty easy drive to the airport right now. back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> to rent or to buy ... that is ((brian loftus)) >>> to rent or to buy ... that is the question .. ((kirsten joyce)) >> michelle mortensen breaks down which is better ... in today's 8 o

this is the look at the united way tur ke trot. expecting thousands of runners in frisco, castle rock and havrj. highlands ranch. jason was going to go -- >> he was -- >> doesn't run. >> emceeing. >> he doesn't run. >> only runs if he's being chased. >>> some of as you're getting started on thanksgiving dinner. hopefully you don't need anything. >> king soopers and sprouts is going to be open. sned knead something to take the edge off or celebrate? liquor stores. . >> going to be open. and argonaut won't open until 8:00 tonight. lot of people, but how about 5 thousand animals? ?,000 animals? mitch has more. >> butterflies only live about a month. but in that time, they thrive in the butterfly pavilion in westminster. >> without the plants to support the butterfly nectar, we wouldn't have any butterflies. >> vickie is >> in this beautiful exhibit, keeping it primed and ready for guests. and also helps outside. >> did you have to wait to plant bulbs this year because it's so warm? >> been here for years. >> seven years in january. >>

any children under the age of 6 living in that home the city partnered with a-o smith, and the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county to provide aquasana-branded water filtration products to those impacted. we have an opportunity to have immediate action the program offers two products, the aquasana claryum countertop unit and powered water filtration pitcher. both these products are nsf certified and remove more than 99%of the lead from drinking water they area also certified to remove more than 65 other potential harmful contaminates including heavy metals and pharmaceutical cysts and organic pollutants such as pesticides while its a helpful gesture, the city says it does have a the lead hazards out of the ground. . there $150,000 additional for filters and $11 million in the budget hta deals with infrastructure we made daycare centers our top priority .. the filtration products and replacement filters will be distributed on november 29th and 30th at the sixteenth street community health centers on the north and south side. residents who do not qualify for the program are b

that i could use research to help others and i started doing work for colleges and hospitals and united way and right here in this community i found out that women and children were doubled up in housing. put into a car and homeless shelters for single men and it was a gas -- disastrous result. i could not sleep at night so i gathered together some other women and we raised a lot of shelterd designed a that was just for women and children and to help them get out of homelessness and back on track with their lives free from that, i started working on affordable housing. into programsent and other training. then i ran for city council here just in time for our big flood and it was during that time -- we had over 500 houses that were hit and you really see the good, the bad and the ugly about our government and coming back from disasters. right then i decided someone has to go upstream. that is why i am running. next question for robert blum from jeff sign. >> what led you to run for congress and be elected two years ago? first of all, thank you for co-college allowing guests to have it here o

they partnered with a-o smith, and the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county to provide water filtration products to those unit, the other is a filtration pitcher. the products will be distributed later this month. to see if you qualify -- head to the links section of fox six now dot com. it has been a long road, but election day is finally here. still ahead.. what you need to know before heading to the polls. and how our you getting to your polling place? the transportation offers taking place today, to make voting as easy as possible. and kramp is baking up a storm i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to

the management from the complex and the health department and the county united way. the families can come in at 10:00 this morning. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:07. today we salute the veterans that served our country. medical center on national avenue. the mayor and executive chris abele is collecting wish list items for veterans getting treatment at the va. the park system is waiving the green fees at the county golf courses today. a number of restaurants are offering free or discounted meems in order to say thank you. that includes red robin, texas 6:07. later today, buy tickets for the new year's bash at the potawami. that party starts at 8:00 p.m. on new year's eve. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:08. we have what is the word of the week, spoiled. >> we are all spoiled. is it going to an >> well, today is a drastic change, because yesterday we had the record highs. it was 66 degrees. today some areas not out of the 40s. chilly this morning. take a look up around marquette, white is showing up. they had a few snowflakes overnight. we are too warm in southeast wisc

the city partnered with a-o smith, and the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county to provide aquasana-branded water filtration products to those impacted. filters will be distributed on the south side today at the sixteenth street community health center on cesar chavez drive from 5 to 7 and then tomorrow at kosciuszko community they came to the cemetery to mourn loved ones... now they are mourning the loss of their cars! and police are investigating an arson in bay view that happened on thanksgiving. angelica joins us now with the latest. police say they are working to determine if the arson is related to any other recent incidents in the area. officials say around 1130 thursday night, suspects set fire to the back of a home on east dover street. a family neighbors and police. fire officials said they responded to several fires in this area. and milwaukee police say they are investigating two separate armed robberies that took place at the valhalla cemetery near 91-st and silver spring. the most recent occurred on sunday in broad daylight. police say two suspects armed with