pete zervakis is live in waukesha county to here in waukesha county we expect to get final numbers for the recount as soon as today. in milwaukee county... the clerk says it finished up its recount of last month's presidential votes yesterday evening. althoguh according to the wisconsin elections commission's website... the recounts in both milwaukee county and waukesha county are still listed as "in process." the elections comission says about 82 percent of across wisconsin have now been re-counted. democrat hillary clinton has gained 61 votes on republican, president-elect donald trump. you may recall... trump won by more than 22-thousand votes here in wisconsin on election night. the state has set a monday night deadline for the recount to be completed. federal law requires it be finished by tuesday. live...pz... tmj4 new fundraising reports show donald trump spent about 94 million dollars in his final push for the white house. that's less than democratic rival hillary clinton.her campaign blew through almost 1- hundred-32 million dollars in its closing weeksover the course of the e

waukesha county joins the more than 60 counties that have completed the recount. ill tell you last night at 10 when we were able to get all of the tabulators pretty much cleared and just asked for a small group to come in today, there was cheering, it was almost like a celebration. :35 county clerk kathleen novack says the results from the recount and election night will change by about 80 votes... spread out among all the candidates. and thats a very small number. ive been here every minute. observer tom gilding with the moorehead results after he says waukesha county often neglected to announce tally totals when a new ward was finished. well look at them closely. novack admits things got off to a rocky start on december 1st... workers didn't begin the actual process of counting ballots until the following day. it was more learning efficiencies, i wouldnt say it was we had issues. but she says once they switched from regular voting machines to a high speed tabulator on sunday... things ran smoothly. right now we just have the final making sure all of our tallies

fox6s bret lemoine is live outside the waukesha county courthouse with an update. 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

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 involvme

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.

one of them: waukesha county. the county clerk says all of the county's ballots would likely be ?counted? by this afternoon. after that, the board of canvassers certifies the results for each reporting unit before th to the wisconsin elections commission. we may have to come in tomorrow - or sunday. we don't want to put it off til monday but we may need to come in just to do the final signatures the state elections commission wants to have the recount finished by monday night. president-elect trump will be state fair park tuesday night. vice-president-elect mike pence is also scheduled to be there. trump is traveling around the country holding rallies as part of his "thank you tour." the white house today lowered glenn. glenn was the first american to orbit the earth in 19-62. and in 19-98 he became the ?oldest? man in space at age 77. glenn died yesterday. he was 95 years old. fellow astronaut james lovell grew up in milwaukee. we interviewed him last night and he described glenn as a poster boy for patriotism. "if you had to pick out somebody to say, what should we have for amer

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 administration. trump's new chief of staff says he's seriously considering milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. upfront host mike gousha spoke to republican national committee chairman reince priebus. >> is there going to be room in the trump administration for somebody like milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, who was a very loyal supporter and who met >> well, yes. i mean certainly we're very , impressed with sheriff clarke and what he's done in milwaukee. obviously a strong supporter and a good friend of president-elect trump and mine. he obviously came in this past week and did very well. but the most important thing is th

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

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

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

here at the waukesha county courthouse workers didn't 10:45 pm last night. the counting continued until midnight. the county clerk said yesterday afternoon that workers were sorting through ballots before they could count them. for instance: they had to look at all absentee voting envelopes and match the total number to a log of absentee votes. but preparations like that stretched on into the night. the wisconsin elections says - starting today - it will try to gather and release daily recount data from all of wi showing any tally changes for voting wards. the agency will get an explanation from local officials for any cases in which 10 or moves are changed in a given, reporting unit. remember: trump's victory here was by about 22-thousand votes. 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... wisconsin's votes have to be certified by december 13th.the electoral college meets and sends the votes to congress on december 19th.congress counts those votes on january

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 chances. live...pz... tmj4 the most recent update from the elections comission showed hillary clinton picking up 61 votes against donald trump in the recount. trump won the ?thousand pre

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 ,jefferson ,washington and dodge counties are hand counting. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates on wisconsin. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." president elect donald trump is set to continue his so-called this as the future commander in chief makes another big announcement on his cabinet. angelica is in the newsroom with details. the biggest announcement to come out of the speech, though, was the nomination of his secretary of defense. trump says: "we are going to appoint 'mad dog' mattis as our secretary of defense... crowd cheers ... but we're not announcing it until monday james mattis is a retired marine general with 44 years of service under his belt. in 2004, he led troops into fallujah, the bloodiest battle in the iraq war. but general mattis would need a waiver from congress

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

in the slenderman stabbing now underway for morgan geyser in waukesha county. geyser and anissa weier are accused of stabbing a classmate when they were 12...to please the fictional character slenderman. the girls are now fifteen. their lawyers maintain the children had mental health concerns and were not represented when they were questioned by police. they are asking that confessions and statements made at the time of the crime in may 2014 be thrown out. also in court today -- the two women charged in connection to the death of a 7-year-old. etter hughes and mary martinez wee his 9-year old brother earlier this month. investigators say the boy was badly bruised and malnourished when he died at the hospital now the two woman facing child neglect and abuse charges. today is the deadline for the wisconsin election recount. green party presidential nominee jill stein lead the effort for the recount. nearly all of the states 72 counties are finished with the recount. wisconsin faces a federal deadline tomorrow to report results for the electoral college. state bee

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 bal

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

in the recount.as far as a timeline though...the best i've heard is that they will finish in waukesha county by the deadline: 8 pm november 12.live in waukesha jk 58 the family of jay anderson resting their hopes on a federal investigation..as the debate continues over what the dash cam video really shows. shows.i've watched that video at least 20 times, in slowmotion, forward, backward, frame by frame. i could take all the time i needed. the police officer had less than 1second to make the decision. decision. officer was justified in using deadly force after anderson appeared to lunge for a gun..found in his car that was parked after hours in madison park.his family says to them it looks like he was sleepy from drinking and leaning over. "he was inebirated, he was asleep and he was going down, not lunging, if he was lunging, that's where his body would've fell that way, he got killed sitting up." up." 3 civil attorney, the well known jonathan safran..who says he's hoping to meet with the u-s attorney's office.now that the officer is cleared, he will return to duty soon, but the chief of wau

meanwhile, workers in waukesha county stayed until midnight feeding ballots through the machines. workers spent most of the day yesterday validating absentee ballots, and the election day-- making sure everything is filled out correctly. the county clerk says she hopes by solving problems early in the process, they won't be repeated later. i think kind of just getting the steps understood among the board of canvassers, its a very complicated process. i think as we resolve issues early in the process, they will not occur again and the timing and speed will pick up. waukesha county workers continued the process this visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates on wisconsin. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." adlib to weather december is bringing us a burst of some cooler and more seasonable air. highs today will stay in the 30s mostly cloudy skies. in fact, cloud cover sticks around overnight and through most of your 6 day planner. lows tonight will be in the mid 20s, and highs tomorrow are in the 30s again

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 possible

as wisn 12 news hillary mintz explains new at 6:00 when the , first flakes do fall, waukesha county has a plan that could make for faster and cheaper plowing. reporter: it's a lot of ground to cover. >> state and county highways. reporter: since waukesha county is responsible for clearing both kinds of roads all winter long, they're looking to make things easier on their equipment, crews and budget. >> plus money, plus fuel, plus time. reporter: highway operations manager, peter chladil says a new pilot program that merges snow plow routes, could be the answer. >> they are looking at combining reporter: the county spends $1 million on salt. more than $300 -- 300 thousand dollars on fuel for the trucks. this new program can save anywhere from 10%-15% a year. it can mean a lot of extra money for extra road repairs. >> pothole repair, paving, line marking. reporter: saving roads and tax dollars. but it's up to the dot to give this new snow plow plan, the green light. in waukesha, hillary mintz, wisn 12 news. kathy: the dot is going county's data, if they approve crews would use the new sno

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

and you can see a live look at waukesha county, where collection workers are still recounting the ballots there. about 80% of counties in the state are now in. the deadline is monday december 12. in the first count, president-elect donald trump won wisconsin by about 22,000 votes, becoming the first republican presidential candidate to win the state since 1984. the recount was requested by green party candidate jill stein. in earlier updates, few votes final results of milwaukee county's recount will be filed with the wisconsin election commission some time tomorrow. election officials will begin the final vote tabulation in the morning. joyce: thank you. according to the latest information from the wisconsin elections commission, 48 of the 72 counties in wisconsin are finished. some of the big counties that still need to finish are racine, dane, sheboygan, waukesha and kenosha. cutting down on police chases and taking suspects into custody by using technology. police, thanks to star chase, a gps monitoring device outfitted on police vehicles. only on wisn 12 news, ben hutchison shows us

wisn 12 news nick bohr is at the waukesha county courthouse, where the teen is facing more than twenty felonies. reporter: 18-year-old adam rosman was just in intake court here in waukesha facing 21 felony counts, accused of grooming boys he found on snapchat to provide sexually explicit videos and photos and eventually sexual contact. reporter: 18-year-old adam rosman of sussex in court to to face charges, he victimized seven 16-year-old boys over the past year. prosecutors say rosman knew some of the boys from sussex hamilton high school, and many of the sex acts took place behind a lisbon strip mall this summer. >> a paid thousands of dollars to different teenage boys were sexually explicit videos and sex acts that he would perform on counts, he could face 21 years in prison. he is due back in court next month. patrick: rosman is accused of paying the boys hundreds of dollars each, and telling several of them they would have to go to juvenile detention if police found out. rosman's father was in court this afternoon but didn't comment as he left. new tonight cudahy police say , they

and this is a live look outside at waukesha county on really coming down.. and drivers are taking it slow. much more to come from storm team four meteorologist scott [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. a holiday treat for dozens of children suffering from life- threatening illnesses.the kids and their families boarded a "flight to the north pole" at mitchell airport.the fantasy flight was sponsored by sky west airlines, and funded through donations. good thing they took that flight today instead of tomorrow ... meteorologist scott steele is here with the the state of wisconsin divided today with marquette hosting the wiscosin in the rivarly gametoday at the b-m-o harris bradleycenter..the badgers looking to avengelast season's loss in this gameat the kohl center a fast pace early on in this one.jajuan johnson comes up with the steal and he 's goes coast to costfor the lay up. badgers with a good look when everson baseline who rattles the rim tying the ga

has 12 news 10 continues, here's a live look at the recount headquarters in waukesha county. they are prepared to go until midnight every night until all ballots are counted. the recount started at 9:00 this morning in all 72 counties in our state. inauguration day is in less than two months and some worry how , aggressive the trump administration will be when it comes to undocumented immigrants. patrick: across the country are signing petitions hoping to protect their undocumented peers. adrienne pedersen explains how much power schools have to fight immigration authorities. >> good evening. as of now, the petition to make matc a sanctuary campus has more than 250 reporters -- the supporters. the matc student union movement asks the school to bar immigration officials from entering campus without undocumented and "daca-mented" students. immigration attorney erich straub says matc can keep officials off campus, but it would really just be a hurdle. >> they have the option to go adjudging get a warrant and come back if they can show by probable cause that the person they want t

waukesha county workers are planning to continue the process starting at nine this morning. meaw president elect donald trump has filed an objection to the recount. now it won't start until next week at the earliest. but no matter what-- the deadline is less than two weeks away. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates on wisconsin. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." developing this morning - a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for sheriff david clarke to resign. in a statement supervisor "supreme moore omokunde" says . he sayour pe?+le have milwaukee countyij in the last six months-- including a newborn baby. the chs motrsherifce omokunde claims clarke has dicated his responsibility to officers accountable." in response the sheriff released a statement comparing the supervisor's name to a comic book character -- and saying the supervisor is upset that clarke helped donald trump get elected president. a milwaukee police officer could get a promotion - even after spending tie corbett was pu

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waukesha county says there was one crash that resulted in an injury. happening now --- this winter weather storm causing some travel issues at airports across the midwest. this is a live look at milwaukee's general mithcell international airport. where only a few flights to detroit and cincinnati have been delayed this morning. the only cancellation so far is than 13-hundred flights were canceled yesterday alone at o'hare and midway airports. crews were out overnight there clearing the runways for normal scheduling to resume. most flights this morning are on time...and cancellations are dramatically down. so far -- o'hare has about 60 canceled flights today...and midway only has one. you can track this cold winter weather right from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. of georgia --- where two police officers were shot overnight. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. two police officers are in the hospital this morning - after someone started shooting at them while serving a search warrant. it

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 - :17))"these companies aren't going to be leaving any more they're not going to be taking pele's hearts out."he was accompanied by vp-elect - and indiana governor - mike pence ... who played a key role in making good on a campaign promise to keep jobs in america. "so ld trump to thank."it's a excited, great news"for workers who'd been bracing for unemployment.carrier sa the state offered seven million doars in incentives over the next decade.but cnbc

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 coyotes are b

although in waukesha county - it started ter than expected. pete zervakis is live to explain why... and when workers will be back at it today, the waukesha county clerk says will workers will retu here to thecourthouset 8 am.... to get an earlstaron counting ballots today. we expected the process to get going yesterday morning... although there was a lot of sorting - and preparation - that needed to happen before the ballots could actually be at all abseee envelopes and match the total number up with log of absentee votes. so the counting didn't begin til about 10:45 last night. the clerk had everyone stop for the day around midnight. federal law requires the recount be finished december 13. state officials have said they expect it to be completed by 8 pm the day before - december 12. filed an objection thursday to a vote recount in michigan. trump's objection puts on hold any recount until the state board of canvassers can rule onthe objection in a meeting set for this morning.green party candidate jill stein responded to the objection -- calling it a "shameful" and "outrageous" at

i spoke with waukesha county's clerk about her recount. other clerks say any changes to vote totals were mostly human error... not the vote counting machines that were heavily criticized by recount advocates.live in waukesha county... david ade.. cbs 58 news. donald trump got a visit in new york today from house speaker paul ryan.but the janesville republican was ?not? there to talk about a possible position in trump's administration. "we had a great meeting to talk about our transition, we're very excited about getting to work and hitting the ground running in 2017 to put this country back on track. thanks guys." guys."the president-elect is visiting grand rapids, michigan as part of his "thank you" tour tonight...that tour will bring trump to state fair park in west allis next tuesday. with a distinctly latin flavor. flavor. -nats music, dancing- dancing- a band played puerto rican and american holiday music at several milwaukee locations, starting at the united community center's senior facility. shake a leg and spread some holiday chee

here in waukesha county we expect to get final numbers for the recount as soon as today. in milwaukee county... the clerk says it finished up its recount of last month's presidential votes yesterday evening. althoguh according to the wisconsin elections commission's website... the recounts in both milwaukee county and still listed as "in process." the elections comission says about 82 percent of ballots across wisconsin have now been re-counted. democrat hillary clinton has gained 61 votes on republican, president-elect donald trump. you may recall... trump won by more than 22-thousand votes here in wisconsin on election night. the state has set a monday night deadline for the recount to be completed. federal law requires it be finished by live...pz... tmj4 a court hearing takes place in philadelphia today to decide if the state's presidential votes should be subject to a recount.court documents on behalf of green party presidential candidate jill stein call pennsylvania's voting system a "national disgrace" that uses, quote, "vulnerable, hackable, antiquated techno quote.

this is a live look at waukesha county's recount offered on the waukesha county government website. you can also check the latest available count from the state elections commission. we have that site linked to our website, cbs 58 dot com. cbs 58's david ade has been tracking today's developments. he joins us live from the 'washington county' recount in inside this building, i spoke with the washington county clerk just a little while ago, and she tells me her recount is well ahead of schedule. she believes she's on track to wrap things up by next wednesday. so as the recount continues all over the state, wisconsin congressman sean duffy, wants to see it end.he is calling on democrats to denounce the recount... duffy also told me today he supports a lawsuit against the recount, because his big concern is the recount pushing beyond december electors to be left out of an electoral college vote. 3 "so it's not about actually the recount, it's about the wording of the 10 wisconsin electors who are casting their votes for donald trump, the state of wisconsin actually voted for." duffsays

all in you can see it's pushing into waukesha county, walworth county, dodge county. if you're going out, probably p need the umbrella. but we're not expecting rough roads or slippery roads, and accumulations. >>> with the straight scoop on the packers from the man who knows them best, it's the mike mccarthy show with larry mccarren and the coach of the green bay packers, mike mccarthy. >> hello, evn to the mike mccarthy show. through the miracle of television, we are actually taping this program less than 48 hours after the packers beat the eagles in philadelphia so we're gonna spend some serious time on that beauty and, mike, the thing that still stands out the most is your ability to possess that football. possessions of ten, nine, twelve, thirteen and the crowned

you're watching the flakes fly in waukesha county and hopefully they got all of those errands done early. ben jordan riding in the storm team 4 chasener our milwaukees mobile. right now the roads are not slick whatsoever. here is a live look at the th roadsre prettyusy right now. flakes started to fall in the past hour. the snow started to be very light. drivers we've seen aretaying around or below the speed limit. we haven't been sliding around. it isn't too slick at this point, however, conditions are expected due to the deterioration often side of the road. you can see snow starting to build up. now, here are three mns to remember. if you plan to hit the road of the season, bridges and elevated roads can be icy and slick. even when other pavement is in good condition. also go slow. e posted speed limits are for dry pavement and give plo and yourselfxtraoom. we will be out monitoring the conditions and continue to provide an update cing up tonight at 10:00. live in waukeshaounty, ben jordan, today' tmj 4. >> thanks so much, ben. see you then. streets.crew out salting all afternoon. 170

workers in waukesha county stayed until midnight feeding ballots through the machines. workers spent most of the day yesterday validating absentee ballots and the ballots that were cast on election day-- making sure everything is filled out correctly. the county clerk says she hopes by solving problems early in the process, they won't be repeated later. i think kind of just getting the steps understood among the board of canvassers, its a very we resolve issues early in the process, they will not occur again and the timing and speed will pick up. waukesha county workers are planning to continue the process starting at nine this morning. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates on wisconsin. we'll also have links the milwaukee county board will meet this morning... they are expected to discuss new documents that show milwaukee county paid 11 million dollars in pension payments to retirees last month. it was to make up for underpayments made to county employees who have already retired. and they're due another 6 mi

means i am raising my hand to find each of those small issues. :40 here's a live look inside the waukesha county courthouse. empty now but the county decided to start counting an hour earlier today at 8 a-m. one wisconsin county is already finished with its recount... that's menominee out of 13-hundred-and-eight votes cast... the recount added 12 votes for gary jill stein. the county blames that on human error--two votes were also subtracted from donald trump... and one from clinton. an unexpected announcement from president-elect donald trump --after a spokesman said there would be no more cabinet announcements till next week -- trump let one slip during a rally last night.tracie potts donald trump/ (r) president- elect :00-:24"we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of we're not announcing it til monday so don't tell anybody." (cincinatti, ohio :25-:29)a surprise announcement during president elect trump's evening rally in ohio.known as a hardliner on iran, retired marine general james mattis faces an uphill battle for confirmation --he needs a special civilian waiver trump's b

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

waukesha county joins the growing list of counties that are wrapping up the recount. workers finished counting the ballots late this morning. the board of canvassers then spent the remainder of the day approving the vote totals. the county clerk estimates the recount effort in waukesha county will end up costing nearly 400- thousand-dollars. step down.. a group of mothers wants the sheriff to resign. what they're upset about -- and why clarke is calling this a politically motivated move. plus. we know plow drivers will be putting in some serious overtime this weekend. how long they can go -- before reinforcements need to be called 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. your help finding a critically missing woman. according to police, sabrina allen is reported missing from the area of third and nash. she reportedly suffers from health issues. if you know

kathy: a pair of waukesha county bankers is accused of stealing nearly $400,000 in an elaborate check writing scheme. as wisn 12 news' colleen henry reports new tonight, investigators say the couple used the stolen funds to buy drugs. tourtillott and anna chaberek are in love and engaged to be married. according to a criminal complaint, they're co-conspirators in a fraud that netted nearly $375,000. the complaint details a complicated scheme involving checks drawn on the enterprise credit union where she worked, and were cashed here at the focus credit union, where he worked. the complaint says every monday, wednesday, and friday, chaberek gave her fianc?e two fake checks that he cashed at his credit union and used tbu pills for both of them. >> we are not saying anything. we are just going to ask you to leave. >> neither credit union would comment, but the complaint says the couple overrode internal checks to hide their transactions, which were finally discovered during an audit. both tourtillott and chaberek are free. no one answered at either of their homes this afternoon. they're

at federal court in madison, theo keith, fox6 news waukesha county joins the growing list of counties across the state wrapping up the recount. workers finished counting the last of the 240-thousand ballots late friday morning. the board of canvassers then spent the remainder o ill tell you last night at 10 when we were able to get all of the tabulators pretty much cleared and just asked for a small group to come in today, there was cheering, it was almost like a celebration. the waukesha county clerk estimates the recount in her county will end up costing nearly 400-thousand-dollars. the elections commission is posting daily updates as the website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. house speaker paul ryan headed to trump tower to meet with the president- elect today. " very exciting meeting, really enjoyed meeting with the president-elect, we had a great meeting talking about our transition, we are very excited about hitting the ground running in 2017 to put this country back on track." the two leaders speak almost everyday by phone. ryan's office declined to of

>> 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,

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the so-called slenderman case moves ahead in waukesha county court today. anissa weier and morgan geyser are now fifteen, but are accused of trying to kill a classmate when they were just twelve. police say they did it to please an internet character called slenderman. today-- they will return to the hearing. last month psychiatric reports were filed for the two girls. their lawyers also requested confessions and statements made at the time of the crime be thrown out. one of the women arrested and charged in connection to the death of a 7-year-old will be in court this morning. etter hughes and mary martinez were watching 7-year-old trevion winningham and his 9-year old brother earlier this month. investigators say the boy was badly bruised and malnourished when he died at the hospital now the two woma and abuse charges. hughes will be in court for a preliminary hearing later today. also today autopsies are pending for two infants. officers found a 3-month-old female infant dead in a home near 33rd and lloyd saturday morning. and just before midnight on fri