waukesha county is now processing ballots cast in the city of waukesha... which is a big deal... because thats where a huge chunk of votes were cast on election day. its been a non-stop effort since the recount began 6 days ago. and as workers continue processing votes in waukesha county... an benchmark is achieved. kn 'weve actually started the city of 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 - 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 estimate is well be done close of business friday.' novack says theyre 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 o

the recount efforts in both waukesha county and waukesha county been counted... but the state hasn't officially published the full results. the elections commission says 82 percent of votes across the state had been re-counted as of last night. you may remember that on election night republican donald trump defeated democrat hillary clinton by more than 22- thousand votes. clinton has so far picked up 61 votes. the state is hoping to have the recount done monday night. live...pz... tmj4 president elect donald trump continues his "thank you tour"-- zig louisiana and michigan today. mr. trump will be in west allis next week-- to thank voters in the badger state for their support. his tour comes-- as a new "pew research" poll shows just 41- percent of americans think he's doing a good job making cabinet picks. with snow on the way this weekend triple-a issued reminders that we probably all know... yet somehow rarely follow. experts encourage us all to put together an emergency kit for the car. they also suggest topping off your fluids, check your snowy conditions. a

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, o walworth counties. the latest tallies have president-elect donald trump increasing his margin over democrat hillary clinton by about 150 votes. tonight, waukesha county projects it will have counted 150-thousand ba

>> 94 eastbound in waukesha county past sunny slope road. here is the camera, we are looking westbound, a rollover with the left lane blocked at this point. headed out of milwaukee county into waukesha county expect for the delays. if you are leaving the house,

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, milwaukee recounts all of its absentee ballots last. >> when we talk about doing a recount of those absentee ballots, we're not talking about a small number. 65,000 out of 248,000 voters in about 25% of the voters, so it's still a pretty significant process ahead of us. >> still everything seems to be running smoothly, right on schedule in milwaukee county, and picking up steam moving along and waukesha county as well. milwaukee county has wrapped up its recount work for the weekend . they will be back at it again mondor here in waukesha, though they are working almost around the clock. they will be here until midnight tonight, and back at it again tomorrow morning. adrienne: thank you. as the recount continues, president-elect donald trump is putting together his administrati

kathleen novack - waukesha co. clerk{7:5} "i would suspect that we're not for today however i built out a timeline that gives us a potential full last day of no one scheduled."richard farrell - tabulator{41:4} "they'll get it done, they'll get it done, they have three shifts if necessary." fran korthof - tabulator 50:09 i'd hoped we would have started counting the ballots by now. the official recount here in waukesha county is now expected to start this evening with absentee ballots. they plan to call it quits for the day at midnight. live in waukesha, ben jordan today's tmj4. as the recount continues, president-elect donald trump hits the road... out in public for the first time since his election.in indiana, he announced that carrier air won't send a-thousand jobs to thank voters. nbc's biran mooar with the latest from washington now: president-elect donald trump aveled to indiana ... where he lebrated caier air's decision not to export a thousand jobs to mexico.((sot: donald trump / president elect / no super:12

now the coldest windchills minus 24 in waukesha. feeling 22 below in west bend. downtown milwaukee minus 17. out the door this morning, even the air temperatures dropped below zero. most of today cold and dry and sunshine. could be impacting the travel plans across the area. we'll let you know when the snow begins. >> 33 people in wisconsin died because of the cold last year. the windchills are back today. hillary mintz is live inside of the fire department on the winter safety. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, we are staying safe and fire department. the majority of the calls they are using this, the ambulance here for the medical calls, there are a number of serious health problems that can get in very, very quickly with the dangerously cold temperatures. frostbite. good morning, zack. what are the things that you do when it comes to the weather related health problems that you is get the person out of the cold as quickly as positive >>. we actually send extra people with the cold weather to expedite that process and then if the cold is one of the

port washington, milwaukee, and racine, kenosha dropped to 9, 7 in fond du lac, waukesha, also sheboygan, 6 in watertown, 5 in beaver dam. and it's not just the temperature, it is the winds. the winds have been strong out of the west most of the day. 23 miles per hour right now in milwaukee. 25 mile-per-hour wind port washington. 21 in waukesha. that factors in to a feels-like or windchill temperature of 7 below zero in milwaukee. 12 below in port washington. 13 below zero waukesha, burlington 15 below, out in whitewater. we look at our computer models, put in the windchill projections, around 9:30, you'll see windchills could drop to 25 below zero already across the area. overnight, into the 30 below zero range through the morning the criteria, and that will continue on through the night. and now, clear skies, allows the heat to move out. another low pressure system will be bringing us snow. a winter storm watch posted starting 2:00 friday afternoon through 6:00 saturday. for more snow, everybody except for walworth, racine and kenosha counties, i'll be back to tell you how much more sn

he just said no thanks and got the heck out of there waukesha police say the waukesha massage parlors were actually places of prostitution, advertising services on a website called backpage. police started their investigation over the summer and ended up with an undercover detective inside. with a search warrant in hand poli only affiliated with sweet thai massage, but far east healing spa and lilac massage in waukesha. the girls we arrested were all from china. men would go into the parlors and there were many people would go in for regular massages. some however would offer extra money, cash tips for sexual favors, sexual activity those who work at a convenience store near one of the massage parlors did notice how the women there china would bring in a phone translator to communicate in the store. monday one of the women came in as police were there. they're trying to call china. they wanted to use our phone to call china .. the store declined . i didn't think anything like this would ever happen in waukesha, this close to our house. it's kind of crazy the police investigation was s

why waukesha county took a little bit longer to recount than others. plus... hundreds of books for kids. the local business making sure first- graders grow up loving to read. that's still 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. only at subway. as day nine of the presidential recount in wisconsin comes to an end... waukesha county joins the growing list of counties that are wrapping up the process. fox6's madeline anderson spoke with the county clerk today... she joins us live in the newsroom now with more. the clerk says it's a relief to have all of the ballots counted... but her work isn't completely done... election officials spent several hours today approving the vote totals. counting the last of the 240-thouan morning... waukesha county joins the more than 60 counties that have completed the recount. ill tell you last night at 10 when we were

some in waukesha wondered why the curtains were always closed at sweet thai massage in waukesha. brian frederick found the answer from a friend. it turned out to be a little more than a massage frederick says the friend massage, not sex. he just said no thanks and got the heck out of there waukesha police say the waukesha massage parlors were actually places of prostitution, advertising services on a website called backpage. police started their investigation over the summer and ended up with an undercover detective inside. with a search warrant in hand police arrested four women monday , not only affiliated with sweet thai massage, but far east healing spa and lilac massage in waukesha. the girls we arrested were all the parlors and there were many people would go in for regular massages. some however would offer extra money, cash tips for sexual favors, sexual activity those who work at a convenience store near one of the massage parlors did notice how the women there dressed. short shorts , tank tops, crop tops. the women, from china would bring in a phone translator to commun

the recount efforts in both waukesha county and waukesha county remain "in process." so perhaps all the votes hasn't officially published the full results. the elections commission says 82 percent of votes across the state had been re-counted as of last night. you may remember that on election night republican donald trump defeated democrat hillary clinton by more than 22- thousand votes. clinton has so far picked up 61 votes. the state is hoping to have the recount done monday night. president-elect donald trump's thank you tour -- is headed to wisconsin. both he and vice- president elect mike pence will stop through west allis at the wisconsin state fairgrounds next tuesday. the event starts at seven. doors open at four. a local group of girl scouts has a lofty goal- trying to help foster kids.the girls found out foster kids often have to take the clothes bags.these are the duffle bags two girl scout troops hope to buy for kids going into foster care.the girl scouts will decorate each duffle bag. they all come with a teddy bear, a blanket and a coloring book. 16.63.

here in waukesha county ... the the clerk says workers will be back at 8 am to get an early start on continuing the recount process. live...pz... tmj4 one wisconsin county is recount... that's menominee countyout of 13-hundred-and- eight votes cast... the recount added 12 votes for gary johnson and another 17 for jill stein. the county blames that on human error-- two votes were subtracted from donald trump... one from hillary clinton. an unexpected announcement from president-elect donald trump -- after a spokesman said there would be no more cabinet announcements till next week -- trump went ahead and revealed an important pick at a rally last night... saying he is going to appoint retired marine mattis as our secretary of defense. mattis faces an uphill battle for confirmation -- becuase he needs a special civilian waiver because he's only been retired three years. one of the men convicted in the laylah petersen murder wi spe the ne 65 years behind bars. carl barrett jr was sentenced yesterday for his involvm

port washington by the morning at 22 miles per hour. 14 in waukesha. that continues through the day tomorrow and that will continue tomorrow night and right on into thursday. there's that break in the from the west. that will stop the drop of those temperatures once you get clear skies around here. the blizzard is rolling up into canada but we're getting the cold front from the storm system. it rolls through overnight tonight. tomorrow we wake up, maybe a little sunshine, sunny to partly cloudy both days wednesday and thursday, just cold air pouring in. and since we're still close to the low pressure system, the wind chills will be rather chilly over the next couple of days. 22 overnight tonight. 18 inland. partly cloudy skies. look at those winds, west/southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. wind chills in the single digits. and then for tomorrow, partly cloudy, windy and cold. just up to around 30 degrees, a west wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. wind chills around 18 to 20 degrees. on thursday, partly cloudy, still windy, still cold. a few flurries possible.

the snow started falling here in waukesha around 4:30 this afternoon.. it started sticking shortly after that. as the winter storm gets underway dozens of officers are on standby, and urging drivers to stay safe during this winter storm. as snow continues to fall, state trooper nicholas lorenzen says slick roads can be a danger zone for drivers. by struck, by vehicles that are oncoming, they lose control and it causes a chain reaction."lorenzen says these types of accidents happen every year with the first snowfalls. his coworker, trooper david schmidt, got rear ended on 1-41 in washington county last sunday. "thankfully, there were no 3 serious injuries caused. the cruiser is damaged without repair, but the most important thing is that the trooper is okay."lorenzen says a trooper lost his leg in a similar incident near fond du lac a few years ago.that's why officials urge people to drive would, and not drive too close to others, especially in certain "hot spots" in this cold weather."typically interstate 41 through washington county is usually always a

you can actually watch the recount process here in waukesha on the county website.live in waukesha. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 the recount has to be done by 8 p-m december 12th certification of those results will take place the followg and cbs 58 will continue to follow this story throughout the process both on air and online at cbs 58 dot com. 3 3 now to a developing story ... should milwaukee county iff avid clarke hand in his resignation?at least one county supervisor says so. he is calling sheriff clarke to provide answers to families who have lost loved ones inside the county jail.julie parise is live this morning with tht story. sheriff david clarke spent time traveling and making public appearances on behalf of president-elect donald trump and some people believe he's not paying enough attention to his on milwaukee county -- like the jail system. yesterday supervisor supreme moore- okomunde says clarke needs to step down. 3 okomunde says-the public should demand answers from sheriff david clarkefour people have died inside this jail in the last six months -- one of those d

nick: in waukesha, nick bohr, wisn 12 news. kathy: we're not identifying t haven't been charged yet. as nick mentioned, all 3 of the businesses targeted in the sting are closed, so we were unable to reach the owners for comment. milwaukee police need your help tracking down 3 suspects in an armed robbery at a beauty store. surveillance video from cosmo beauty supply near 56th and capitol, shows the robbery last sunday afternoon. during the robbery, one of the suspects pepper sprayed and threw a broom at a worker at the in a robbery at the cosmo beauty store on north avenue. if you have any information you're asked to call police. joyce: in racine, a car and a city garbage truck collide, sending one person to a hospital. the crash happened near washington and oregon, around 10:00 this morning. here's a look at what's left of the car. the driver of the garbage truck was flown to a hospital by helicopter. there's still no word what caused the crash. joyce: a driver in kenosha is recovering tonight. it's after the person drove into

live in waukesha... jacob kittilstad... cbs 58 news. 3 with more snow in the forecast later in the week, the city of milwaukee has taken a step to make clearing alleys easier. city 'not' plow alleys and anyone who ?does? plow them needs a license first. that license is now available for a lot less. officials have sharply reduced the fee for a snow plowing 'equipment license' from 50- dollars to ten dollars. that's effective today. 3 to stay up-to-date on the latest weather alerts and track winter weather... just download the cbs 58 mobile weather app. it's free for android and i-phones. president elect trump thanking it's happening at state fair park and we begin our team coverage with cbs 58's david ade adewho's live inside the expo center, where trump will speak...david? check out this crowd...we got used to seeing large crowds for donald trump's wisconsin stops during the campaign season...but tonight's stop obviously has a different energy.this is cebr trump... his supporters... and political allies.i've been told he'll

reporting live in waukesha, bl, fox6 news. mary thanks bret when it comes to wisconsin's roads-- there's a billion how to make up for it. a look at the proposals and what they mean for you-- next. and it's a christmas tradition! the holiday train rolls into wauwatosa. we'll take you to jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology a top wisconsin republican says governor walker is "dis-investing" in roads. that was how assemblyman john nygren characterized it at a day-long hearing at the capitol. walker has proposed delaying major highway projects in southeast wisconsin to plug a d-o-t secretary revealed that it would take 70 years to rebuild deteriorating interstates around milwaukee at the current level of funding... but the existing roads won't last that long. clearly there would have to be other allocations made and other decisions made at some point in that interim time to make sure we were maintaining that system as well

in waukesha, hillary mintz, wisn 12 news. kathy: the dot is going county's data, if they approve crews would use the new snow , plow routes this winter. patrick is here with a look at what's coming up tonight at 10:00. reporter: four people dead in six months that they milwaukee county jail. a county supervisors calling for the sheriff resignation. we have his response. local college once to be a thank you a campus. how they plan to protect undocumented students from deportation. kathy: and new tonight, take a kid to a hockey game. beginning the first of the year, the milwaukee police department is joining waukesha and wauwatosa in the cops and kids foundation. the foundation mentors kids in the community who need role models. as part of the expansion, the foundation will team up with the milwaukee admirals and police officers will take at risk kids to a hockey game. >> the only way to change people's lives is if you engage them positively and build positive relationships. my job is to do that, and i feel fortunate and blesse

we see the approach waukesha and and fond du lac. snow is continuing through saturday night into sunday morning. could be a band of steady snow across the area. potentially a real brief break going into sunday morning. then this is winding down by sunday evening. a general band of 4-8 inches expected across the area. allow extra time for the travel temps 20 to 30. by next week, check this out, temperatures are plunging into the single digits for the highs, thursday high of only 9. bitter cold is headed our way after the snow. >> thank you. >> aaron rodger's girlfriend has an unusual hobby. >> she talks about the love for mushroom hunting. >> i come in, aaron, you have to see this mushroom that i found, and he's really nice and then throws it away. but yeah, he's not into mushrooms. i'm really into it. >> that is funny. >> i feel like i would do that too. you don't want to mess with them. >> yeah. >> catch the interview on ellen at 4:00, followed by the wisn 12 news at 5:00 with toya and patrick. 6:21 #. he just wanted to make himself

kn 'weve actually started the city of waukesha!' the county is now processing votes cast in the city of waukesha - thats the largest ci of votes. theyre ahead of schedule for one big reason: a high speed ballot-counting machine arrived on monday. it can count 5-thousand ballots per hour! waukesha county will begin shorter recount hours starting tonight-- instead of processing votes from 9 a-m until midnight, they will stop at 10 tonight. meanwhile just a day after the recount started in michigan-- it may be over. a federal judge in detroit has called for a hearing today to continue. a court of appeals ruled yesterday that the recount of presidential votes was unlawful, because it was requested by green party candidate jill stein. the court said stein is not "an aggrieved candidate", and with just one percent of michigan's vote ... she has no chance of winning. stein says her aim was to validate the integrity of the process and she will keep fighting. a family pet-- missing. the suspect that took it-- a wild animal. why police say co

it's new - speeding up the process in waukesha county.... taking an image of each individual ballot. but read this blog - the palmer report - and you'd imagine the room in bedlam. the headline cites an observers accusing officials of ?double-counting? votes for donald trump. the story's been shared more than 15-thousand times. the problem? the entire story hinges on a

>> 94 eastbound in waukesha county past sunny slope road. here is the camera, we are looking westbound, a rollover with the left lane blocked at this point. headed out of milwaukee county into waukesha county expect for the delays. if you are leaving the house, 17 minutes from downtown out to moreland road. tim? >> matt, right now, we have breaking news, emergency crews on the scene of a house fire in milwaukee. this fire is happening at o home on matter daniels way. new, we have new video from the scene here. you are seeing several emergency crews responding to this area to help fight this fire. now but it is dangerously cold out there and there are sub zero windchills and that's no doubt making this job for the firefighters especially difficult today. no word on what sparked the fire or if anybody was hurt. back to you, ben. >> thank you, tim. now to more on the dangerously cold temperatures. morning. >> you want to be inside or limit your time outside. try to cover up your skin, have the hat, gloves on. we have dangerous cold windchills.

in waukesha county. ben jordan is live with that part of our coverage. the clerk says there were several formalities to get through this morning and the afternoon - that have set them a bit hind schedule. in a room packed full of clerks - tabulators - observers and public - the presidential recount in waukesha county - has yet to involve firing up the optical scanners to count a ri a long time." tabulator fran korthof knew the process would involve some training - however she thought ballots would be in constant motion by now. "like the political process everything moves slow." the morning started with a motion to recount all of the ballots by hand despite the dane county judges ruling against requiring the method. "i think it's a more accurate way to determine the results." steve heric's motion - denied 2-1 with help from clerk kathleen novack "i think it's just critical we go ahead

and in waukesha county, 13 crashes, one more with injuries and 38 cars in ditches. deputies are urging drivers to slow down in these conditions. driving isn't the only challenge in this kind of weather. patrick: the other concern is 12 news terry sater joins us live from milwaukee's east side. reporter: the snow clearing parking ballet started several hours ago. the 4 inch parking rule is in effect. and in less than an hour the alternate side parking rule goes into effect. that means because it's december 11 you need to park on the odd numbered side of the street. josh hart and nancy davis parked their suv on the side of a milwaukee st w 4-inch snow rule now rules. so they have to move it. >> try to get my vehicle moved before i get another ticket. >> usually we try to stay ahead of it. that's why we came out now. reporter: the parking ballet will be on display for several hours. drivers have to make sure they don't move their car from one restricted street to another with a different snow regulation. posted street signs win. >> if there's a december 1 to march 1 pa

an early gift for the salvation army in waukesha county. a rare, gold south african coin was found in a red kettle. the salvation army says the kruggerand was given anonymously on saturday at the mukwonago wal-mart. it's estimated to be worth close to $1200. donations have been down significantly this year for the salvation army, so they're thrilled with this generosity. >> it's very special and it is important to us because right now we are running behind in our kettles by about $25,000 so we have a long ways to go. ,joyce: the salvation army says they may auction off the 1978 coin, which would help bring in even more money to meet their goals this year. and now, on the other end of the spectrum, the christmas spirit video of a man getting out of pick up truck. he slices the giant inflatable frosty the snowman with a knife, then tries to cut the rope. he gives up and runs off. the homeowner patched up frosty, but is still annoyed by what he calls silly vandalism. the world's tallest animals are on the brink of silent extinction. according

in waukesha county. ben jordan is live with that part of our coverage. the clerk says there were several formalities to get through this morning and the afternoon - that have set them a bit hind schedule. in a room packed full of clerks - tabulators - observers and public - the presidential recount in waukesha county - has yet to involve firing up the optical scanners to count a ri a long time." tabulator fran korthof knew the process would involve some training - however she thought ballots would be in constant motion by now. "like the political process everything moves slow." the morning started with a motion to recount all of the ballots by hand despite the dane county judges ruling against requiring the method. "i think it's a more accurate way to determine the results." steve heric's motion - denied 2-1 with help from clerk kathleen novack "i think it's just critical we go ahead motions - came poll books - matching numbers from the general election to their ballot count of around 240,000. time ticked away until mid afternoon until that was complete

trials.cbs 58's kyle aevermann waukesha county courthouse with the latest kyle? 3 it's official both morgan geyser and anissa weier will be tried seperatly. this morning morgan gesyer and her attorney's were in court.a competency report was received by the court and was sealed with the stipulation that the defendants would be tried separately.as part of this morning's hearing, we heard from former waukesha county sheriff deputy paul rinkas. he arrested geyser aft her and wier at the edge of a forestline back in 2014.rinkas said he read geyser her miranda rights...and she agreed to it. that geyser told him that she was forced to kill her best friend and made references to slenderman. rinkas said he had never heard of slenderman before that.we also heard testimony from an officer from the waukesha police department who questioned geyser after her arrest.and it was theirst time has well heard of slenderman. both geyser and weier have pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect and will be tried as geyser will be back in court on february 13 for an oral

pete zervakis reports from waukesha. the final votes are being tallied up in waukesha county tabulator that's a high speed tabulator. counting up the remaining presidential ballots at the waukesha county courthouse. tabulatoraccording to the county clerk... it can zip through 5-thousand ballots an hour... sorting and ballots into box compared to the 720 an hour that can be counted by a machine. "a total of 970" the counting should be complete this afternoon. then the board of canvassers has to review - and certify - the results in each of the county's 266 reporting units. we have 51, 52 reporting units that still have to be given a final tally we don't expect any problems there county clerk kathleen novack says the whole effort could be finished la results are then handed off to the wisconsin elections commission for publication. if there's still work left to do after today... workers will return over the weekend. the state has set a monday night deadline for the recount to be finished. they don't want to take any chance

anyone with information should contact waukesha police. new this morning - several people have been arrested in waukesha linked to prostitution and human trafficking.the investigation began with an anonymous tip to crime stoppers... saying businesses in the area. here's a list of the affected locations. police say the investigation is ongoing.. and charges will be filed at a later date. a sheboygan man is accused of threatening to shoot-up a school.according to the criminal complaint... posts on facebook led to the arrest of joshua bagemehl.in one message he said he thought it would be "funny" if a school shooting happened in sheboygan. act immedately on those types of threats."he had this weapon in his possession and any type of threat that is even investigated." police report bagemehl will face a mental health evaluation. he is due in court next wednesday on terror threat charges. 18 months ago...i told my first crowd in wisconsin that we're going to come back here someday and we are going to say merry christmas again..so president-elect

this is a live look from waukesha, where the recount goes on. there is a hearing scheduled in federal court tomorrow on a lawsuit filed by pro-trump groups trying to stop the recount. kathy: the city of greenfield tells 12 news all their ballots have now been accounted for. during the recount, the city noticed ballots from three wards were missing. it turns out poll workers in those wards did not properly package the ballots at the end of election day to be taken to milwaukee county. staff found the ballots with the election paperwork and immediately brought them to the -- be recounted. joyce: now to our weather, and the december cold snap tightens its grip on our area, people bundled up trying to brave the and get this the coldest air , hasn't even arrived, chief meteorologist mark baden is here with the cold, hard facts. mark: it is not great news if you don't like cold. if you don't like snow, i don't have a lot you will want to see. in the meantime, not crazy bad. the wind westerly of 14. 25, feels like 13. this is the beginning. next arrive

we also t waukesha county, where they received a new machine today that is speeding up the process. county officials in waukesha say for the last four days of the recount, they used the standard machines that accept one ballot at a time. yesterday they requested what they call a more efficient machine that can count up to 5,000 ballots at a time. >> from what i'm seeing, the county and their employees are doing a good job, and having this additional equipment that they brought in today will speed up the process. process, the waukesha county clerk's office is still fully staffed and officials say there shouldn't be any delay in standard county business. over in milwaukee county, the county clerk says some of his staff are now working on the recount, causing minor delays for citizens. >> somebody wants to get married this week, we'll certainly make sure that that happens. like i said, they might have to wait in line for an extra five minutes or so, but we'll make sure that all of our services to the public are provided in a timely manner. >> reporter: the reviewing one case of possibl

in waukesha county... tow truck drivers worked round the clock over the live on the east side dc fox6 in waukesha county... tow truck drivers worked round the clock over the weekend... kim's in the newsroom with a look at how the storm made cleaning things up a challenge. snow fell for more than 26 hours in waukesha county... and crews said that the lengthy duration of the storm was the hardest part about keeping the roads clean. an s-u-v ran into an electrical box and some trees near maple avenue in waukesha county last night. some tow drivers worked for more than 24 hours... going from 5 pm saturday through yesterday afternoon.. evening. we havent had any real bad crashes. there have been a lot of vehicles in the ditch, people backing off their driveways :12 believe it or not, a lot of jumpstarts :17 waukesha county authorities says there one crash resulted in an injury.... and 38 cars slid into radar and snow totals anytime right from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's free for a

you can actually watch the recount process here in waukesha on the county website.live in waukesha. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 the recount has to be done by 8 p-m december 12th certification of those results will take place the following day. 3 and cbs 58 will continue to follow this story throughout the process both on air and online at cb58 3 now to a developing story... should milwaukee county sheriff david clarke hand in his resignation?at least one county supervisor says yes. he's calling on sheriff clarke to provide answers to families who've lost loved ones inside the county jail.cbs 58's julie parise is live this morning with that story. julie? sheriff david clarke spent time traveling and making public appearances on behalf of president-elect donald trump and some people believe he's milwaukee county -- like the jail system. yesterday supervisor supreme moore- okomunde says clarke needs to step down. okomunde says-the public should demand answers from sheriff david clarkefour people have died inside this jail in the last six months -- one of those deaths was a newborn. t

waukesha officials say this is not unusual during a recount. all observers and even municipalities have some sort of legal representation if there are questions into the process. clerk novack says a handful of abnormalities from election night were seen by saturday but so far not enough to change waukesha's majority vote to the president elect. "it's pretty overwhelming. it's hard to get all of our ducks in a row feeling good. it'll say last night i slept well. it's a daily process and we're making great headway." angelica sanchez fox 6 news. jill stein is planning to make an announcement tomorrow regarding how she plans to move forward with recounts in pennsylvania and michigan. she is facing backlash from those states...who are trying to block devastating fire in oakland, california may have taken the lives of as many as 40 people. the fire broke out late firday night during a party at a two-story warehouse. at least 9 people are confirmed dead -- and around two dozen are unaccounted for. fire officials say most of the dead were found up on t

reporting in waukesha - evan kruegel - cbs58news. a 33-year old st. francis man is now charged with child entic. enticement.matthew botcher faces two charges.....child enticement and attempted second degree sexual assault for an incident that cudahy. according to the criminal complaint, a 13-year old girl was walking near cudahy high school when a car pulled up and the driver asked if she wanted to have sex. she kept walking...olice were contacted and two days later, botcher was arrested. his preliminararing is set for three state lawmakers from milwaukee are the latest to call for the resignation or removal of sheriff david clarke in thwake of four deaths in the county jail which is run by the sheriff's o. from state senator chris larson and assembly members christine sinicki and jonathan brostoff. it says the jail has "experienced a dangerous lack of supervision leading to improper intake screening for substance abuse and mental illness, which has contributed to these recent tragic deaths." senator larson tod cbs 58 news this afternoon that action c

that is where we at this hour. 21 # waukesha. mix of sun and clouds. it is blustery. mid to upper 20s. >> thank you, sal. getting you out the door. things are looking good. drive times are all in the green... melinda: new this morning, by online. andy: this morning we're learning that one of the clips led to a raid and some arrests. this is the mannequin challenge made by a group of people in alabama. the local sheriff says guns in the background of the video prompted deputies to raid the home. they found weapons and drugs and arrested two people. andy: a cancer patient is calling for tsa agents to be fired after an intrusive search. melinda: she recorded the search denise alberts says the agents did not follow procedures while searching her. she needed special accommodations because of her health conditions, she's battling breast cancer. alberts says the tsa agents touched her inappropriately and against tsa regulations. melinda: also new this morning, a truck barrels into an elementary school. andy: students and staff were inside the dallas school but no one was nea

we have a little snow coming in. 7 at waukesha. we are on the way to windchill advisory in effect for tonight. matt? >> right now 43, 94, holt under neath the freeway. both directions are looking great. in fact, we don't have problems on the roads right now. we are delay free. the travel times are in the you have the time to warm up the vehicle no. crashes on the system. >> thank you, matt. >> a landmark day the washington for healthcare. president obama sign add cures bill and giving $6 million to medical research. a signing ceremony yesterday. the bill is funding for cancer, opioid abuse illnesses and brain diseases. the deadline for the marketplace enrollment deadline is tomorrow. you can update your coverage on healthcare.gov. >> the cease fire in aleppo morning. 80 people were shot including women and children. >> today is marking four years since the shooting at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. most of the kids were younger than 7. the shooter was killed by the police that day. later today, a prayer vigil and mome

the recount got off to a late start in waukesha county... where the first ballot wasn't fed through until after ten last night --- and after a long day... it was an exciting moment. "ready, here goes the first one... yay... woo hoo!" workers took a break for the night around midnight. the group is expected to return to work around 9 a-m today. county clerk kathleen novack says she hopes by solving won't be repeated later. in dodge county... paid volunteers counted ballots by hand... completing 18 out of 42 municipalities on the first day. workers found three absentee ballots that were not in proper envelopes. those will not be included in the recount. overall, dodge county clerk, karen gibson, says things are going well. she says the response from volunteers was outstanding... but she still thinks she will need until to finish counting. in our area -- as we mentioned milwaukee and waukesha counties are machine counting votes. so are racine and sheboygan counties. walworth is doing both machine and hand counts. fond du lac, ozaukee, kenosha ,

theo keith spent the day in waukesha county ....where tow truck drivers have been working non stop. nats - suv into electrical box an suv goes into an electrical box near maple avenue in waukesha county. minor crashes like this one made the 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 w

colleen: waukesha sgt. jerry habanek says casino patrons beware. >> if you are the big winner at potawatomi, congratulations. however, just recognize that when you leave potawatomi and go to your car, use caution. colleen: in a written statement, potawatomi tells 12 news -- the safety of the guests is their highest priority. the casino says surveillance cameras monitor inside and out, security vehicles monitor parking areas, and off-duty milwaukee police officers patrol during peak hours. at potawatomi casino, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. joyce: colleen has investigated these kinds of crimes before. we learned, police don't specifically track casino-related crime, and potawatomi doesn't share its records. but there have been dozens of reports of robberies, both on casino property and people 12 news also learned potawatomi will issue checks if guests are worried about carrying cash, and casino guards will escort gamblers to their cars. kathy: new tonight, the state's top education leader throws his support b

for now reporting live in waukesha county. george: the recounting of ballots began at 11:00 this morning. workers are at the elections comikses where officials have two weeks to finish because the deadline is december 12. >> one wisconsin county finished its recount. the recount added 12 votes to gary johnson. two votes subtracted from donald trump and one for hillary clinton. george: prosecutors say the defendants shot into the wrong house. the lit girl was shot and killed while sitting on her grandfather's lap. shannon: a child died of two men are accused of failing to stop the abuse. george: a pair of homes hit by bullets in washington county. the sheriff's office says the other happened saturday in trenton. a patio door was shot out before the bullet was embedded inside a closet. nobody was hurt. >> you could be the face of the brewer's next marketing up in your team gear and get your picture taken. you could be part of billboard or other ads for the 2017 season. >> we go to games together all the time and we never get a g

the recount got off to a late start in waukesha county... where the first ballot wasn't fed through until was an exciting moment. "ready, here goes the first one... yay... woo hoo!" workers took a break for the night around midnight. the group returned to work about 9 this morning. county clerk kathleen no-vack says she hopes by solving problems early in the process... they won't be repeated later. in dodge county... paid volunteers counted ballots by hand... completing 18 first day. workers found three absentee ballots that were not in proper envelopes. those will not be included in the recount. overall, dodge county clerk, karen gibson, says things are going well. she says the response from volunteers was outstanding. but she still thinks she will need until the deadline - december 12th - to finish counting. in our area -- as we mentioned-- milwaukee and waukesha counties are machine- counting votes. walworth is doing both machine and hand counts. fond du lac-- ozaukee-- kenosha-- jefferson-- washington-- and dodge counties are hand counti

in milwaukee's mitchell, 27 in waukesha. good news is wind has not been much of a factor. if you're heading out on the town tonight, you may not want gradually diminish from the nest to the southeast, temperatures holding in the 20s. i'll let you know how much in just a few minutes, and viewic pictures. >>> it's slow going for drivers. here's a live look from our data cam. plows have done a good job keeping highways pretty clear. but be sure to give yourself extra time to get wherever you're going. let's check in with jesse ritka riding shotgun in the today's tmj4 storm chaser. troy and generally on the interstates, people have been driving 45 to 50 miles per hour. i wanted to show you from a rooftop camera, the snow is still coming down pretty hard in east troy. we're going to -- look at those big flakes. the size of the flakes has really been changing, as the temperatures been a lot warmer compared to yesterday. we're going to head into town right now, we've been basically driving across much of southeastern wisconsin throughout the evening. yoca christmas tree out of fr

it is wet further inland and parts of waukesha and jefferson county mainly rain an drizzle. this is wrapping and the area of the low pressure. here are the temperatures, most at or above 32 degrees and that is good news with the wet pavement in early is just wet out there. 32 waukesha. we are keeping an eye on the roads and the radar and let you know what to expect coming into the weekend. >> thank you, jeremy. melinda: new from overnight, a police officer killed in tacoma, washington. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is in the newsroom where details have been coming in overnight. tim. tim: this all began with a domestic violence call. police responded to a home and shots rang out. one officer was shot. he was rushed to the hospital a woman and two children got out of the house safely. the suspect may still be inside. this is an active stand-off situation. police have a large perimeter set up around the neighborhood. they say it's possible the suspect left the home slipping away while police took the officer to the hospital. i'll keep following the latest information all morning. b

in waukesha, hillary mintz wisn 12 news. joyce: the dot is going over the county's data. if they approve, crews would use the new snowplow routes this winter. patrick: just over two years after five-year-old laylah petersen was shot and killed while sitting on her grandfather's lap, the man convicted in her death was sentenced to 65 years behind bars. today, a milwaukee county judge also sentenced carl barrett to 35 years of extended supervision. police say laylah was shot and killed by a stray bullet that barrett was one of the men who opened fire. investigators say he shot up the wrong house. laylah's grandfather spoke at today's sentencing. >> i have nightmares after that. i've be sitting at home, can't sleep for two or three days. my health has deteriorated so much that i can't work right now. my depression, i was sitting at home and i had a pistol in my arm. if it weren't for margarita fogel coming to my house i probably wouldn't be here right now. patrick: prosecutors say two other men were involved in laylah's death. the other convicted shooter, arlis gordon, will