and we were introduced to the three brexiteers, the international trade secretary william fox— pitt,ade secretary william fox—pitt, rice secretary david davis and old joke, rebooted as foreign secretary. spreading charm. and keeping comedians and work. foreign secretary from the subject of europe, is brexit living up to all of your hopes and expectations for britain so far? of course, brexit has already been a wonderful journey. boris johnson, what do you say? journey. boris johnson, what do you 7 i journey. boris johnson, what do you say? i would say, we never really expected to win i think behind brexit a bit of a laugh does blush the numbers all over bus. islam is the numbers all over bus. islam is the tories other leading lady with davidson was having a blast. —— in scotland. the conservatives steamed in second in a letter to the scottish parliament, forcing labour into third place north of the border. labour found itself with a bit of a puzzle, its leaderjeremy corbyn was immensely popular with party members, not so much with his members, not so much with his members of parliame

fox 6s derica williams has details of the altercation. she's live outside the jail.. where the suspect-- and his alleged accomplices-- are being held . we are always told, if you see something, say something. in this case, this woman took it one step further and did something... and her role helped put the suspects socially significant place miriam ben-shalom proved she is no easy mark when she pulled up to hotel metro back in late october. . the valet opened the door i opened the back trunk to get her walker out, you hear vroom vroom according to a criminal complaint, a suspect quickly hopped into the drivers seat. i go around an here is is the kid is trying to pull him away from the car and they were fighting i went and tackled the ki on him the former army drill sergeant still has sharp moves. i took some taekwando.. some karate .. i was also taught legal holds and restraints while she used her braun, her partner, also well-versed from training at the citizens academy stepped in. i took my cane and moved hoodie back so i could try get a look at him the suspects eve

fox six's derica williams spoke with a brave pair of ladies. two old ladies nice car, mmhmm, easy mark, guess again miriam ben-shalom proved looks can be deceiving back in late october as she valet opened the door i opened the back trunk to get her walker out, you hear vroom vroom according to a criminal complaint, a suspect quickly hopped into the drivers seat. i go around an here is is the kid is trying to pull him away from the car and they were fighting and i realize, this is a car-jacking and i went and tackled the kid and put a hold on him i got up and i put the toe of my former army drill sergeant still has sharp moves. i took some taekwando.. some karate .. i was also taught legal holds and restraints while she used her braun, her partner, also well-versed from training at the citizens academy stepped in. i took my cane and moved hoodie back but as the pair tried to stop the theft a jeep -- reportedly with ?suspects jesus lazaro and giovanni zurfluh inside -- sped over, and zurfluh pointed a gun . i put up my hands and backed away and t

derica williams fox 6 news on the weather deck... chief meteorologist rob haswell on the weather deck... partly sunny and cold today with a strong west and northwest wind making it feel even colder! highs today will be in the low double digits but feel double digits below zero at times. high pressure keeps sun in the forecast for thursday but even colder air arrives with highs in the single digits and sub-zero lows. a low pressure continue overnight friday and into saturday morning. temperatures will go up a bit ahead of that low but then fall again into the single digits by the end of the weekend. today: partly sunny, windy and bitter cold. high: 12 wind: nw 10-25 mph tonight: clear and cold. low: -3 wind: nw 10-15 mph thursday: partly sunny, blustery and bitter cold. high: 6 wind: w 10-15 mph friday: cloudy with the chance for snow. am low: -3 high: 22 wind: se 5-10 mph saturday: cloudy with the chance for sno high: 26 wind: nw 15-25 mph sunday: mostly cloudy and cold. am low: -1 high: 6 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny and c

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. fox 6 news. get a closer look at the suspects police are trying to identify -- when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the story is on our home page. it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police are investigating a homicide near 5th and walnut... officials tell us that's where a 27- year-old man was shot shortly before 11 this morning. the victim was taken to the hospital motive -- and a suspect. two women charged in connection with the death of a 7-year-old boy both pleading not guilty today. 44-year-old etter hughes and 47-year- old mary martinez appeared in milwaukee county court. trevion winnigham was taken to the hospital late last month suffering from numerous injuries.... he died a few hours later. both hughes and martinez face numerous charges related to child abuse. the milwaukee county medical examiner's office says it is investigating the the death of a man who collapsed after o found near 23rd and keefe -- and later pronounced dead at froedtert hospital

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. steph thanks justin big changes are coming to the 50th summerfest next year! what else you'll find... besides some huge new video screens and even virtual reality stations! plus -- we energies... "re-energizing" the washington park neighborhood. how a former drug house... is becoming one family's dream a 55-year-old man is under arrest for armed robbery -- after allegedly trying to rob two downtown milwaukee restaurants on monday. the first happened at wells -- the suspect implied he had a weapon and took money from the register. police say he then went to the "real chili's" in cathedral square. the cashier refused to hand over any money -- so the suspect ran. the 50th summerfest is coming in 20-17, and with it some major upgrades. expect to see everything from virtual reality headsets to a 25- foot video screen. milwaukee world festival and u-s cellular announced a new ten year agreement this morning -- the u-s cellular connection stage. officials say it will really boost the fan exp

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. don't forget! tomorrow we're holding a special news. don't forget! tomorrow we're holding a special coats for kids collection out in waukesha. til 7 tomorrow night. the first 200 people to donate at least four coats will get a pair of ticket vouchers to see the harlem globetrotters on new years eve. find more details on our website fox6now.com. adlib to weather weather mostly cloudy and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. into the low 20s by morning. the coldest air of the season moves in wednesday. mostly cloudy, cold and blustery. highs in the upper 20s, with wind chills in the teens all day. a few flurries are possible chills in the single digits all day thursday. we stay cold into the weekend before we have a chance for accumulating snow on sunday. tonight: mostly cloudy and wind: w 10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy, blustery and cold. wind chills: teens. high: 28 wind: w 10-20 mph thursday: mostly cloudy, windy and am low: 20 high: 24 wind: nw 15-25 mph friday: mostly cloudy and cold. wind chill: teens. am low: 18 h

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. looking ahead-- bmo harris has confirmed plans for a new office tower to replace its parking be tomorrow-- but our partners at the milwaukee business journal released these renderings tonight. the bank tower would face water street across from city hall. new parking structures would be built to the east facing north broadway. in a league of stars, two of the nfl's biggest will be in the spotlight sunday at lambeau field. aaron rodgers and russell wilson are once again on the big stage as the packers host the seahawks. tim van vooren has more from lambeau field in the blt "the packers and seahawks feature 2 of the biggest name quarterbacks in the nfl, they'll both be on the field sunday. for green bay it's aaron rodgers he has multiple touchdown passes in 7 straight games, but is still battling a hamstring issue." "aaron will be limited today and we will see where he is tomorrow, but he will probably do very similar to what he did last week on wednesday." "seattle's quarterback is the

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. weather winter storm watch for all of se wi from saturday night through sunday night increasing clouds tonight. it will be very cold with temperatures falling into the teens by sunrise. mosty during the day saturday with highs in the low 20s. snow moves in from the west on saturday evening. the snow will continue through the day sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 wind: se 10-20 mph monday: mostly cloudy. am low: 23 tuesday: mostly cloudy and cold with a chance for flurries. am low: 13 high: 19 wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy and bitter cold. am low: 0 high: 10 wind: wnw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy and badgers and golden eagles get together tomorrow. what advantage coach wojo is hoping for coming up.

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. ben thanks justin it's time for your news and weather together. a 55-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at a jimmy john's monday night in downtown milwaukee. the suspect is also accused in an attempted strong-armed robbery at real chili... officials say they expect to turn the aurora saint luke's celebrating a major milestone today -- after performing the 1-thousandth procedure called a "transcatheter aortic valve replacement... the minimally-invasive surgery allows doctors to replace aortic valves without open heart surgery-- and get patients home faster and with a quicker recovery. the same two physicians have performed all of the procedures -- and also trained doctors from around the world. and happening now... crews are working to clear a massive pileup in the cleveland area... snow and ice are creating danger authorities say as many as 75 vehicles could be involved. toss to weather weather a few flurries tonight, otherwise cold. temperatures in the 20s and wind highs in the low 20s and wind chills in the teens.

fox six's derica williams spoke with a brave pair of ladies. easy mark, guess again miriam ben-shalom proved looks can be deceiving back in late october as she pulled up to hotel metro. . the valet opened the door i opened the back trunk to get her walker out, you hear vroom vroom according to a criminal complaint, a suspect quickly hopped into the drivers seat. i go around an here is is the kid is trying to pull him away realize, this is a car-jacking and i went and tackled the kid and put a hold on him i got up and i put the toe of my boot in a socially significant place the former army drill sergeant still has sharp moves. i took some taekwando.. some karate .. i was also taught legal holds and restraints while she used her braun, her partner, also well-versed from training at the citizens academy stepped in. i took my cane and moved hoodie back so i could try get a look at him but as the pair tried to stop the theft a jeep -- reportedly with ?suspects jesus lazaro and giovanni zurfluh inside -- sped over . i put up my hands and backed away

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. with snow on the way -- you'll want to keep the fox6 storm center app handy! it's free and available for apple and android devices. you'll have instant access to interactive radar -- forecasts-- and even road temperatures. dead. on. arrival. a federal judge wasn't impressed with a lawsuit aimed at stopping wisconsin's recount. he says -- because it's almost done -- let's keep going. political reporter theo keith was at the hearing -- in madison. federal court in madison, the parties were coming back out. the state's top elections official -- was satisfied. were happy that there was not an additional complication thrown in at the end here the pro-trump "great america pac" and "stop hillary pac" -- filed the lawsuit eight days ago trying to stop wisconsin's recount. over a 20-minute hearing, judge james peterson said the counting is almost over and "there is virtually no chance" it changes the election's l hillary clinton has cut into president- elect donald trump's 22-thousand vote mar

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. you are watching fox 6 news at 10. now at 10-- one of milwaukee's newest breweries is forced to ap one of their beers goes viral for all the wrong reasons. plus-- a disturbing story out of burlington. two teenagers are accused of making a kill list. and a fox6 exclusive-- her grandson died in etter hughes' care. aa 'he was a very sweet child.' more than a decade later she's watching another family relive her pain. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment-- but first: brr! blustery winds are making it feel a lot colder than it is overnight. weather expert tom wachs joins us now with the latest. windy and cold tonight with lows dropping into the mid to upper teens. wind chills will stay in the single digits. a few flurries possible thursday otherwise mostly cloudy, windy and cold again. highs will reach into the 5-15. the cold will last through saturday then we look towards another chance for accumulating snow. behind the snow we see even colder air move into southeast wisconsin - temperatures will only warm into

im justin williams, fox 6 news. allen edmonds has quite the following. read about what sets the company fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. search "allen edmonds." it's time for your news and weather together. cudahy police are looking for a suspect after two burglaries. take a look at these surveillance pictures... the first happened sunday morning at "j-c's blue collar pub" on packard avenue... he was able to steal money from gaming machines. then monday night -- police say the same guy broke into "layton gyro." in that case he also television. if you recognize him -- call cudahy police. a suspended milwaukee police officer sentenced to 12 months of probation today -- after firing his service weapon while drunk. michael anderson was arrested in september... prosecutors say he fired the weapon twice in his backyard. his blood alcohol level was recorded at more than twice the legal limit for driving a vehicle. a big doa 128th air refueling wing to our "coats for kids" campaign. the salvation army -- on hand this afternoon to collect nearly 250 coats.

im justin williams, fox 6 news. overdose deaths continue to rise in milwaukee. today there's a new tool in the fight against drug abuse. how you can help save lives. payments just last month. the reason it's so high -- and how much more the county has to pay. it's going to feel very december-like tomorrow. details the county board chairman says milwaukee county paid 11 million payments were to make up for underpayments made to county employees who retired between 2001 and 2008. further payouts are expected to cost an additional 6 million. chairman theo lipscomb says county executive chris abele acted too slowly on the payments. abele says he is moving as quickly as possible and could only act once the i- r-s approved the repayment plan. the board will meet to discuss the issue tomorrow. starting today --- parking gets a whole lot harder around milwaukee. wie most residential streets now require alternate side night parking -- but there are exceptions. the department of public works offers an email and text message alert system for when you can't park on both sid

i'm linda williams. "fox 10 news." >>> big announcement from donald trump today. the president-elect tweeted he will be leaving his business so he can focus on being president. he tweeted that legal documents are being crafted to, quote, take me completely out of business operations. adding, quote, the presidency is far more important >>> more details will be revealed during a news conference he is holding on december 15. >>> stoars we are getting titans of wall street in the trump administration. nominating steve i am inchen. well-known hollywood financessier and hedge fun mg in the and served as trump's finance chairman. he helped fund the movie suicide squad. mad max, fury road and the popular x-men franchise. 17 years. >>> meanwhile president-elect trump continuing his transition to the bhois announcing he will not in the 78-year-old billionaire and former banker wilbur ross as secretary of commerce. trump also said that he plans to nominate todd rickets as deputy secretary of commerce. >>> and a local trump tie trump is named arizona house spokeswoman stephy

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. get a closer look at the suspects police are trying to identify -- when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the story is on >>> lights, camera, access. >> congratulations, guys. >> stranger things. >> i'm like, did the show get nominated? >> i deserve this. >> look at my dad! >> this huge golden globe nominations day comes with a family dilemma for the "this is us" i'm natalie morales. should we call this the year of the comebacks? >> it could happen. she could actually win. >> which stars are they dying to meet? and not only is "la la land" the film to beat, it's a ryan versus ryan showdown. >> hello, jennifer. >> i'm going to cry. >> oh, we're just getting started. taking jennifer lawrence's "housewives" obsession to a whole new level. >> well, i love her so much. >> you guys, did you really ask them for me? >> we did.

this is justin williams, fox 6 news. the badgers football team has surprised most of the country with their success. to be in the running for the four team playoff is remarkable. ...much like the path of one of their leaders. tom pipines goes beyond the game. 18:35:23 every time i practice, every time i go on the field, i don't take that for journey for badgers senior running back dare ogunbowale. the former standout at marquette university high school has had to work for every one of the tough yards he's gained for his home state school. perhaps that's why he appreciates every moment of his 5 years in madison. come in here not knowing really how i got on the field, being one of the last guys accepted in the fall camp. then kind of earning my way on the field and earning a scholarship and then the best part of my whole journey is to be voted by my teammates to be a captain. there's not a lot than means more to me than the guys on this team 18:35:18 dare started as a defensive back before being switched to offense. his wi

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. you are watching fox 6 news at 10. newest breweries is forced to apologize-- after the name of oes viral for all the wrons. plus-- a disturbing story out of burlington. two teenagers are accused of makinkill list. and exclusive-- her grandson died in etter hughes' care. aa 'he was a very sweet child.' more than a decade later she's watching another family relive her pain. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment-- but first: brr! outside. and it's only going to get worse overnight. weather expert tom wachs joins us now with the latest. windy and cold tonight with lows dropping into the mid to upper teens. wind chills will stay in the single digits. a few flurries possible thursday otherwise mostly cloudy, windy and cold again. highs will reach into the 5-15. the cold will last through saturday then we look towards another chance for accumulating snow. behind the snow we see even colder air move into southeast wisconsin - temperatures will only warm into the teens. tonight: windy and cold. low: 18 wind: w 10-20 m

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. get a closer look at the suspects police are trying to identify -- when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the story is on we start tonight with breaking news-- a teenage girl, shot to death inside her mothers home. were learning a little bit about who the victim was-- as grieving family members ask for justice. a.j. bayatpour is live near 35th and silver the police tape is down and relatives are gathering at the home behind us. earlier tonight, they waited in the cold to find out what happened...and got perfect. shortly after kendra haney learns her sister has been murdered, she tells those around her that 15-year-old melanie johnson loved to read and was a good babysitter. were hurting behind this, like, a lot. were hurting a lot behind this. this really is gonna be tough for us to go through. just pray for us. monday night, an inspector tells us police have no suspect and no motive, adding its too soon to tell if johnson was the intended target. milwaukees most recent

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. cloudy skies tonight with some areas of fog. temperatures will hold steady around freezing throughout the night. mostly cloudy with a few flurries on tuesday. temperatures won't the coldest air of the season moves in on wednesday and lingers through saturday. highs will only be in the 20s with lows in the teens. wind chills on wednesday & thursday will be in the teens all day. sunday. tonight: cloudy with areas of fog. low: 32 wind: se 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a few flurries. high: 36 wind: w 5-15 department budget under scrutiny tomorrow. it slashes major projects in milwaukee and racine counties.. how one state lawmakers is using a bumpy ambulance ride to prove his point.. he was too drunk to drive so he took a taxi.. from lambeau field to richfield! why what happened next - landed him in jail! and he was carjacked while he was at the cemetery. and tonight - the unusual suspect is in custody.. all those stories in new at 9 - stealing on sacred ground. milwaukee police say a teen has been arrested in connection with re

i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. west bend police investigating a troubling invasion of privacy. last week a 20 year old woman and her mother called police to report finding a bedroom. turns out it was a video camera. investigators say the mothers 39- year-old live-in boyfriend purchased the camera and placed it in the vent. tonight he's in the washington county jail. milwaukee police need your help catching a strong-armed robbery suspect. this is surveillance footage near 10th and oklahoma. in the top right corner of the screen you see the suspect try to grab the victim's purse -- and then repeatedly punch her. flees in a gray four door vehicle. if you know anything - call milwaukee police. police searching for the suspect who held up "the wing stop" last night near 76th and good hope. police say the suspect showed handgun - and got away with a tray of money. he was wearing a green vampire mask, grey sweatshirt, grey pants, and gloves. no one was hurt. a 55-year-old man under arrest jimmy john's monday night in downtown milwaukee. the suspect is also accused in an attempted stro

im justin williams, fox 6 news. president-elect donald trump continues his "thank you tour" with a stop last night in the badger state. "we won wisconsin for the first time since 1984, 32 years ago." around the president-elect at state fair park. mister trump mocked wisconsin's recount but said it was worth it because it showed he won by even more. today, conservative radio host charlie sykes spoke about the election at the milwaukee press club. sykes-- who's been critical of mister trump-- was also critical of the role of the mainstream media in the election. "i think we've had a definite dumbing down of the media, and unfortunately that has also talk about voters this way, it has coarsened the level of discourse in this country." sykes will be leaving his mid-morning show on 620 w-t-m-j and his weekly television show "sunday insight". he ends his daily radio show after 23 years with his final show on monday. a suspended milwaukee police officer learns his fate today after 42-year-old michael anderson will serve on

im justin williams, fox 6 news. the election recount must be complete in less than two weeks. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click the "politics" tab to get regular updates. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals in "links." this weekend -- some areas including milwaukee could see their first measurable snow fall! it could be a few inches in spots. barichello joins us from the weather deck with a look ahead. mostly cloudy tonight with overnight lows in the mid to upper 20s. staying mainly cloudy and chilly again saturday with highs in the middle 30s. snow showers are possible sunday and may mix in with rain at times. it will be the first possible. a stronger storm system will move in tuesday bringing the chance for rain/snow mix and then flurries wednesday into thursday. it will also bring a sharp drop in temperatures with highs only reaching into the middle 20s by thursday. 27 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 35 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow showers. 1-2" possible. am low: 26 high: 36 wind: sw 5-10 mph with snow in the forecast for

for more on this, we're joined by rich lowry, juan williams, fox news political analyst and co-host ofve." there are pictures that were tweeted out from this mar-a-lago party, and some of the press is already taking heat from palling around with the president-elect all, you know, smiley face and so forth in these pictures. anything wrong with that? >> i think there's something wrong with the criticism because if you're in the press pool and you have opportunity to have access to the president-elect to try to develop relationships, i think that's what a reporter should do. jon: rich? >> yeah. i don't see why this is supposedly scandalous, taking a picture with the president-elect. it's an american tradition that presidents have kind of friendly off the record sessions with reporters going all the way back to fdr and even further. and trump, even though he is really excoriatingly critical of the press as a general matter, is quite capable of being charmmy -- charming with individual reporters, even if not me or juan. [laughter] jon: there is talk about him, you know, canceling the presid

. >> fox 29 meteorologist scott williams. how long is this going to last? you give it to us and take it away. >> take it away this evening shawnette. those temperatures will be dropping but, yes, above average temperatures across the delaware valley for today. high temperatures made it into the low even mid 60s about 20 degrees above where we should tom out for this time of year. so take look at today's high temperatures. wilmington tying a record 65 degrees. 64 philadelphia. 63 in atlantic city. 62 was the high in trenton. and allentown a new record high today of 61 the old record by the way in allentown for today's date was 59 degrees. so stepping outdoors right now, we dipped into the upper 50s for philadelphia winds out of the west. right now at about 8 miles an hour. so as we take a look at those numbers, upper 40s already in millville. 30s currently in the pocono mountains. mid 50s in trenton and 57 currently in wilmington. by 7:00 p.m. low 50s heavier coats by 9:00 o'clock. mid 40s right around 40 degrees by 11:00 o'clock tonight. we're dry and quiet

. >>> uber is putting the brakes on using those self driving cars, "fox news" correspondent william lodgeness more. >> the car ran through red light and took off. >> reporter: chris scott runs a sub shop in san francisco where he saw a self driving uber run a red light. >> there was a car coming down eighth street and slam on its breaks, honk its horns, stop, and then about 15, 20 feet past that it finally stopped. >> reporter: this isn't first time witnesses saw uber autonomous car blow a light. two weeks ago dash cam caught this self driving volvo run through an intersection oblivious to the pedestrian in the far right and crosswalk. >> we will have a setback if people are not putting safety as their number one concern. >> reporter: uber blames this on human error but under california law autonomous cars that drive without, and keyword, without active human control, need a permit. uber claims its the self driving cars do have a driver and don't need a permit. so it the refused a state order to get one. the state dmv responded by revoking the company's autonomous license. married lee lee def

with us now to provide perspective, ebony williams from the fox business network. changing my opinion on this used to bother me. and i used to react to some of it. and now, i think these people are so overwrought that almost every fair minded american doesn't listen to them anymore. it doesn't matter what they say about trump. they just walk away or cancel newspaper subscriptions. >> i think people are with you but there are people that do listen. there are people in this country, bill, who not only didn't vote for donald trump but feel the media not doing what you just showed there, and accepting the result of a trump presidency what are they call legitimizing it. they find that dangerous and say any time the media is going to accept the move forward business as usual they're complicit in the rhetoric. >> do you realize how insane that is? an election. >> he did. votes were counted. >> sure. >> if you don't try to undermine him, you're un-american. that is just crazy. b but -- i don't want to mention her name, she thinks trump is going to make -- taking over, tent

fox six's derica williams spoke with a brave pair of ladies. two old ladies nice car, mmhmm, easy mark, guess again miriam ben-shalom proved looks can be deceiving back in late october as she valet opened the door i opened the back trunk to get her walker out, you hear vroom vroom according to a criminal complaint, a suspect quickly hopped into the drivers seat. i go around an here is is the kid is trying to pull him away from the car and they were fighting and i realize, this is a car-jacking and i went and tackled the kid and put a hold on him i got up and i put the toe of my

fox 6s derica williams was in court today. back on her feet after a tragic crash... she is not paralyzed thats a good thing samira coleman-wilks enters a milwaukee county courtroom friday for a preliminary hearing.. on four ?felony charges including second-degree reckless injury. im showing you a document titled preliminary hearing questionnaire and waiver is that your signature,-yes the 18-year-old is accused of fleeing from police during a traffic stop, traveling more than 50 mph over the speed limit and causing a crash that killed 20-year-old shawn oliver and severely injured mario harrell. there was an impact one of the passengers in her own vehicle was significant medical injuries, he may die and believe the family is currently telling me he is brain dead so there is a chance that there could be a second homicide charge she will be looking at... she doesnt have license never had a license the suspect entered a plea of not guilty. despite the defense's request to lower her bond, the court commissioner upheld the $50,000 cash bail recommendation. just keep praying

juan williams is here fox fox's political autzen cohost of the "fox news" channel.what is your biggest fear of no longer having daily white house press releases? >> i think the biggest fear is that they are going to change things up in such a way as to play, to control the message and it's not that they couldn't control the message before. i was a white house correspondent for the "washington post" way back before you were born in the reagan years and even then we worried about how they controlled how they set the present schedule, when he spoke and when he gave press conferences with what you are seeing already with president-elect trump is he doesn't hold a press conference and he is supposed to hold a press conference about his finances, cancel. press pool, remember he went to dinner didn't tell anybody in the press went bananas because of something happens to the president-elect. when it comes to the press briefings as you describe it the ideas people are developing sources, working to the bone and come to the press briefing to get answers that directly tied to

let's bring in our legal panel of bonnie williams, attorney and fox news contributor and monique presley defense attorney. monique, to you first. as the young woman, she did it because she was out late drinking with friends and didn't want to tell her parents who run a strict household. wow! >> yes, wow, but it looks like further digging as the facts come forward that this woman may have been being intimidated in her own home. it appears her parents were strict and shaved her head even because of whatever behavior she conducted when she was out with friends or involved with a male, and that is serious. if there is any form of domestic violence or abuse or intimidation going on in the home, he's barely 18 years old. that may be used as extenuating circumstances for what was obviously a lapse in judgment with the false are about. >> eboni, this brings up guess terms of what do we believe when people say what do people do when they are victim of a hate crime. this has implications all across america? >> certainly, it's just an allegation, but go under the premise it's true and, in fact, thi

as fox's william jeanette tellss us, there are just too many roao blocks right now all of a sudden the car ran through the red light and took off. chris runs a coffee sub where he recently saw a self of drivingrv uber that ran a red light. he didn't hit him. about 5, 20 feet past that thehe uber car finally topped.ar this isn't the first time witnesses saw an uber autonomous car blow a light.ight two weeks ago a dash cam caught this self of driving volvo ran an intersection oblivious to the pedestrian on the right. we're going to have a setback if people aren't putting safety as their number one concern. they blame incidents like thisle on humanerror.uman under c drivers that drive without human active control need a permit. they do have a driver andver therefore need a permit so itit refused the state order to get one. the state dmv wednesdayedne responded by revoking the company's autonomous license. i think he should not be operating his driverless vehicle technology on our streets without that permit. 20 other companies has not had a problem getting the permits. hours ago uber fire

those combating it are taking their fox six's justin williams has more on a collaborative effort to eradicate drug abuse. it's new, at five. when it comes to the opioid epidemic, we just hope that we're helping save lives. a new, life-saving strategy, we also wanna make sure we're communicating with the public, so they can help protect themselves. has folks ... looking-up. we can reduce, and prevent, addicition--before it ever starts. tuesday, folks--throughout witnessing the next move in a continuing battle against opioid misuse, and heroin and fentanyl abuse--as they see these billboards--flashing, throughout southeastern wisconsin. it'll inform residents how to make a difference, in their own communities, and, most importantly, it has the capacity to save lives. the three, rotating messages include one -- highlighting the number of milwaukee county overdoses, so far, this year. another -- encouraging parents to discuss drugs with their children, and the third -- with dialing directions. the campaign comes collaboration between the drug enforcement agency, c-v-s health, hupy & abraham, and

today, one of the men responsible for laylah petersen's death la fox six's justin williams was in court this morning for sentencing. he joins us with the latest. as you might expect, there were plenty of tears in one milwaukee county courtroom today... as laylah petersen's family watched one of three men who participated in her homicide -- be sent off to prison. they shared their memories... she was charismatic as they come, and, because of your actions, she will never have that opportunity to live her life to the fullest. be sittin at home, cant sleep for two, or three, days. thursday, members of laylah petersens family gathered inside a milwaukee county courtroom, for the sentencing hearing of carl barrett, convicted in connection with november, 2014 shooting death of the five-year-old girl. she may have lived a short life, but her life was full of love. we will never know, or be able to fully understand, what drove your willing participation, that night, behind laylahs death. milwaukee man was convicted of several charges... including one count of first degree, reckless homicide afte

. >> with us to provide perspective ebonie williams and trish williams from the fox business network. this used to bother me, ebony, and i used to react to some of it. and now i think what has happened is these people are so overwrought that almost every fair-minded american doesn't listen to them anymore. doesn't -- it doesn't matter what they say about trump, they just turn them off or walk away or cancel their newspaper subscription. >> i think a lot of people are with you, bill. a lot of people do listen. i will tell you why. there are a lot of people in this country, bill, who not only didn't vote for donald trump but they feel that the media not doing what you just showed there, and accepting the result of a trump presidency are what they call legitimizing it they find that dangerous. they say that any time the media is willing to accept and move forward, business as usual on the presidency of donald trump, they are complicit in the rhetoric that was displayed on the campaign trail. >> do you realize how insane that position is? we had an election. >> we did. >> won the election

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fox 29 meteorologist scott williams has been following it all for us. >> scott, i'm actually loving thathot of the poconos. snow but most us saw rain today. >> absolutely. most of us saw about quart of an inch of rainfall, chris, that rain has moved out of the delaware valley. we have some leftover clouds, but some clearing across the area as well. but it will be turning blustery and colder take look at the storm system moving toward parts of new england. it's really wrapping up around the boston area as you move toward interior sections of new england. winter storm warnings are posted some locations just outside of boston could see over a foot of snow. those winds are going to be how long as well toward the north of us. but for us we're looking at winds of change as well. temperatures north and west upper 30s in berks county also allentown looking at 38. 43 right now philadelphia. millville already dipping down to 36 degrees. we have 36 in doylestown this evening. upper 30s in parts of chester county as well. so for tonight, it will be cold and blustery. winds gusting up to 30 miles per

. >> fox 29's meteorologist scott williams here to tills. hey, scott if hi, chris and dawn. weather by new year's day looking great for the mum% day parade. take look at the hour by hour forecast. we're talking temperatures by 9:00 o'clock at 40 degrees. by 11am44. and by 1:00 o'clock look at the numbers. above average forty seven degrees. so parade weather looking great on new year's day for the mummers. as far as what's happening on ultimate doppler, we're pretty dry and quiet now. but earlier in the afternoon, we saw some flurries kind of moving through parts of the lehigh valley and moving into the delaware valley as well. but much of that has diminish. might be one or two early flakes out there but temperatures are certainly turning colder. 33 right now millville. 33 pottstown along with reading over to lancaster. 38 philadelphia. 37 right now in wilmington. the winds they are still kind of gusty but they are diminishing as we have move toward the overnight tonight. as we go hour boy hour early flurries, temperatures by 11:00 o'clock 34 degrees. and then overnight we di

now the teenager is headed to trial fox 6's derica williams tells us a plea to get her bond lowered-- denied. walking into a milwaukee county courtroom, samira coleman-wilks appears to have made some strides in her recovery. shes able to walk a little bit now she is not paralyzed thats a good thing but the impact of her alleged actions will be felt by many for some time to come. she was in court friday for a preliminary hearing.. on four charges including second-degree reckless homicide and second-degree reckless injury. im showing you a document titled preliminary hearing questionnaire and waiver is that your signature,-yes the 18-year-old is accused of fleeing from police during a traffic stop, traveling more than 50 mph over the speed limit and causing a crash that killed 20-year-old shawn oliver and severely injured mario harrell. there was an impact one of the passengers in her own vehicle significant medical injuries, he may die and believe the family is currently telling me he is brain dead so there is a chance that there could be a second homicide charge she will be looking at

juan williams is fox news political analyst and author of the book, we the people.des schlapp, former spokeswoman for president george w. bush. you guys will not go at it like that or maybe you are. we'll see what happens. juan, is joel benenson right? >> well, about the mandate? that is up to how you view it. his premise was, hillary clinton won the popular vote. it wasn't close. it is now building. more than 2 1/2 million. so that is pretty substantial, but in terms of the mandate, if you look at electoral map, it is not close. donald trump just dominated. and i guess he is now close to 300 electoral college votes which is a pretty strong mandate in my mind. martha: 306 is the last count. mercedes, when you look at this, look at bitterness between these two camps what is your take? >> thinking they probably should have had tequila shots and maybe had the conversation. martha: that makes some people mean. it affects people in different ways. >> i do say, obviously there is still so much emotion and i think for the democrats it is trying to, instead of being introsp

foxs 6 derica williams shows you how santa at regency mall is making kids of all ages and abilities have a wonderful excited piled up on his lap what would you like for christmas -a tiger kids share their wishes and wants with santa. i likes superheroes the lists go on i want a guinea pig and on... a marine corp helmet that fits me just right with hopeful hearts and smiles from ear to ear...old saint nick is more than happy to field requests. i want every child to have a very special experience sitting here with me time, hes prepared to share his gift of understanding. some of the children who cant hear i can sign to them as well santa being able to sign with kids who are hearing impaired.. i ask them what do you want for christmas gives them a sense of being included in this magical that they can come and talk to me talk to santa without having to go through their parents or their sibling so interpret for them the thoughtfulness, is a touching gesture. i had one mother who was deaf herself to back there and she cried because is her first time as an adult she had ever seen santa sign for

trooper frankie williams had just aunt year on the force. >> fox 29's dave kinchen has been at that barracks today joins us now from millville, new jersey. close to the crash sight. dave? >> reporter: this is absolutely devastating. of course, for the law enforcement community in new jersey straight state police but we discovered it's also tragic for resident who's rely on this police department. it's a scene all too familiar when tragedy strikes law enforcement. pro segment carries the body of fallen new jersey state trooper frankie williams from cooper university hospital in camden as his colleagues salute. at the port norris barrack where trooper williams was based, flags fly at half staff. the mood somber as mourners who did not know their hero pay respects to his brothers in blue. >> it's terrible. it's tragic. >> it's kind of hitting the community a little hard. these guys do a lot. >> reporter: trooper williams was driving his mark cruiser northbound on state highway 55 in millville when investigators say a southbound toyota corolla driven by 61-year-old lloyd ruddily crossed the medi

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juan williams is fox news political analyst and author of we the people and mercedes schlapp spokeswomanr former president george w. bush and fox news contributor. juan and mercedes, good to have you here. >> good morning. >> i was shocked, it is very damning, and perhaps unfair, juan. what do you think, fair or no? >> i think it's very fair, i wasn't struck when you said narrative, to me, what we're doing is reporting what happened. it's unprecedented that jim comey, the fbi director would intervene in a national election so close to election day, but the part that stuns me is the recent reports about how they were so lackadaisical with regard to the cyberthreat to the clinton campaign, informing the campaign and going after the threat and, of course, we now know, this is no narrative. we know that all the u.s. intelligence agencies with the exception of the fbi joined in saying that russia is responsible for this hacking. martha: yeah, except julian assange says it wasn't, and the whole idea they are coordinated, i think you have to leave that at the doorstep, juan, when they won't sit

back with me now, william cohan, emily jane fox, richard painter. this is the developing news i was talking about tonight. new tonight, eric trump tells "the new york times" he'll stop fund-raising altogether for his charitable foundation which raises money for causes like fighting childhood cancer. he says the pay-to-play allegations are, "a quagmire, you do the right thing and it backfires backfires." here's what he says "as unfortunate as it is, i understand the quagmire. you do a good thing that backfires." what's your reaction, william? >> no good deed goes unpunished, eric trump. i mean, they should have known this months ago that they could not be using their foundations or, like ivanka, you know, setting up a coffee date and auctioning it off, even if it is for charity, because it does suggest getting access to the president of the united states by paying a certain amount of money. and that's just so obvious and not complicated. why, after the ivanka incident, which they could have claimed that maybe they didn't know, then eric and don jr. d