a shared message from the wisconsin department of justice and the wisconsin department of transportation. a new cafe will open up this week in sherman park. "tricklebee cafe" is a pay-what-you- community cafe and emphasizes on vegetarian and vegan meals, but will also serve meat dishes. the grand opening starts wednesday-- with live music, raffles and activities for children. the cafe is located near 45th and today's tmj4 is also proud to partner with the hunger task force and raymond james investments on "home 4 the holidays." its a virtual food drive that provides all the look for the "home 4 the holidays" for most, the holiday season is a cheerful time.but for military families who have lost someone to war, it can be just the opposite.snowball express, an annual event in north texas, aims to fix that. as dan haggerty reports-- it's a hero's welcome for the ones-- heroes have left behind. the reception is as big as texas -- when the families step off the all of them -- the children and windows and parents of men and women who died fighting in our military.: "nobody should forget that t

snow to the west, most of that is staying in central and northern wisconsin. it is all associated with a first of the disturbances and the cool front. temperatures, 29d at twin cities. teens at pier, south dakota. 39 at the airport. 32 waukesha. we hold the upper 30s for today. we keep an eye on the cool front and with the cool front a few flurries, clearing and turning cooler tonight in the low 20s. >> sally, it is quiet across the freeway system. barely a car is rolling through the frame. right now, it is quiet everywhere on the system. the travel times are all in the green. no complaints if you are the house. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. >> two restaurants are robbed in downtown milwaukee. this morning the police are looking for the people who are response i believe? >> tim. we are talking about the jimmy johns. the crew saw the workers headed this happened across from the marquette university campus. a suspect ran inside around 10:30 p.m. and stole the cash and ran away. the police sent out a safety alert to the st

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it started here in wisconsin. it started with that walker revolution, with that huge 10, all the act things that scott got done with republicans in the legislature paving the way to freedom for the rest of the country. and that night when the exit polls came out and we were not sure how things are going to go, it was wisconsin that brought it home for the united states of america. [cheers and applause] reince priebus: and it was the battle for freedom that was one ,nce again in the badger state and you did it. and when president-elect trump walked up to that stage, he talked about the future of this country and the kind of president that he would be. for he would be president all americans, no matter who you are, where you come from, what your gender, your race, your background, it didn't matter. together we are going to make america great again. [cheers and applause] forget the things he promised, a strong america, tax reform, repeal and replace obama care. repeal those executive orders. process of eliminating an

our winter storm warning is in effect in southeast wisconsin. you can look live at major interstates and highways on your tv screen right now, and also mitchell airport. blanketing roadways wisconsin. >>> plus, etw crews working through the night to keep roads safe. their strategy to clean it all this morning. >>> and there are many people that will be outside no matter what the weather, that includes firefighters. "live at daybreak" starts right now. >> right now from milwaukee, this is "today tmj 4." declared this morning. brian tracking the storm since yesterday morning for us. what are the totals so far here? >> i think much of the area are already seeing a good three to four inches this morning and we have several more inches to go, several more hours of the snow to go. one change with our weather alert overnight last night, the winter storm warning expand to other tier counties, so now it includes fond du lac and eb warning in most of the area until 8:00 p.m. this evening. let's zoom in a little bit to some of the darker blues across our n

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in the second half, they outscored wisconsin 24-3.ley, he gets outside and stays inbounds. wisconsin cannot stop the clock with 44 seconds and counting. >> joel: there's only two seconds difference between the game clock and the play clock. >> gus: james franklin in only his third year. >> joel: no idea why they're discussing this right now. i think they're going to start the play clock a little sooner, it didn't start quite soon enough. that's what they're discussing right now is the difference. >> referee: please reset the game clock 243 seconds, the play clock to 40 seconds, will start on my wind. >> gus: a gust, play here is don't even try to get it off. receive the snap and sprinted toward the back of the end zone to end the game. you've only got three seconds because you don't have to snap the ball until there's three seconds left on the game clock. it takes about a second for the ball to get back to the punter or the quarterback or barkley and you have him run and turn back around and run it towards the goal post. that will tak

in wisconsin. th taxpayers win. we trade more jobs and helps prect our environment. >> the county plans to convert all trucks to natural gas by 2023 there. >> thieves acting like good neighbors are blamed for a series of home burglaries in madison. help shoveling the driveway. police say it's just a rus to see if anyone was homeo they could break in. >> flakes are flying in sth wisconsin as we take a live look in waukesha county. you canee how the rdways will get worse and worse tonight. here's meteorologist scott steele to time it all out for you. >> hey, julia. good evening, everybody. it says misery loves company lot of company to enjoy this misery together. it extends farther toward the dakotas. that weather will be headed in our direction as we head through the next 24 hours. so the snow has started in southeastern wisconsin right now. just about every one of our counties with the exception of sheboygan seeing the flakes flying through the area and up to the north that oh sauk' county you folks are seeing flake

a request to stop the presidential recount in wisconsin.... wisconsin....the decision comes after two pro-trp groups filed a federal lawsuit to stop the process.the judge said trump made his own claims voter fraud and nothing about it integrity of elections....so far -- 55 wisconsin counties have finished recounting ballots includes milwaukee county.... ?and? waukesha county.both trump and clinton have had votes added to their total.the election commission says.... all counties are on track to finish the recount by monday's deadline. and...president-elect trump is coming back to wisconsin next week...he's planned a stop in west allis on tuesday as part of his "u-s-a thank you 2016 wisconsin state fair park. doors open at 4 p-m....to get tickets -- check out the registration link on our website-- cbs 58.com. today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky. chilly with highs in the low to middle 20s but feeling like the low teens due to the wind. wind: nw 5-15 mph. tonight: some clouds while staying partly cloudy. lows in the low teens with wind

we melt a lot of the snow that fell across southern wisconsin. 34 over 30. winds are west at 11 at the airport. this is a look at cathedral square. a few minnesota and iowa. i anticipate a few thin spots in the clouds for today. but we are melting some of the snow. mostly cloudy skies this morning. 30s. we look at a thin spot or two in the clouds. for tonight, mostly cloudy. >> sal, thank you. >> southeast wisconsin is cleaning up from the first snow of the season f. you parked outside, then take a look at

in wisconsin... which hadn't voted red in a presidential year since 1984. his visit here to the state fair expo center in west allis comes one day after a re- backed by democrat hillary clinton... re-affirmed his win here in wisconsin.house speaker paul ryan - who at times during the presidential campaign disagreed with trump - tweeted he ?will appear with trump and pence tonight to thank wisconsin voters. the president-elect's rally is scheduled for 7 pm. the doors open at 4. live...pz... tmj4 after a week of counting... results are in for wisconsin's presidential recount. the final numbers didn't change much. donald trump's margin over hillary clinton increased by 131 votes.jill stein... who's green party funded the recount effort... says she 's disappointed not all counties counted ballots by hand. it didn't take long for trump to tweet about the results posting quote, " "the final what - we just picked up an additional 131 votes. the dems and green party can now rest. scam!" end quote. area veter

wisconsins recount is over - and a day ahead of schedule. it showed almost no change in the results. political reporter theo keith - wisconsins recount is over. the final numbers show president- elect donald trump won by 131 more votes than on election night. im personally very happy it was done because not only wisconsin and the world knows our system has integrity.but, on wisconsins new partisan elections commission, one republican member called green party candidate jill steins recount request 'a scam.' keep this from happeningthe elections commission certified the results a day ahead of the federal deadline, guaranteeing that congress will recognize wisconsins 10 electoral votes. governor scott walker called it a 'ridiculous' recount and thanked clerks for working long hours to finish counting. i think theyve shown throughout this process it was very clear that the vote was legitimate here in the state :52speaking to conservative talk radio host charlie sykes, walker said he and fellow republicans would seek changes to the state law cand

wisconsin line. so cool to have that many. >> i tell my friends about it aum of the time. see it. o it is a secret to keep for ourselves in wisconsin. >> we have a lot to see. >> right now, it is cold. >> well, it is we are moving to the puffy coat weather. we time out the deep cold coming in with a cold front this afternoon and a shot of the low pressure later tonight and tomorrow. we have a couple of snow chances. one is today with the cool front. the light snow is showing up to the west. the light snow will move into central and northern wisconsin. temperatures are a little cooler to the north and west as you can see. that is the chilly air headed go. >> from the ground, the chopper is parked with the low clouds and low visibility. we are in decent shape on the roadways. we have a crash at 108th and morgan. it is a serious crash here. they have used the jaws of life to get the person out that was driving. southbound lanes of 108th street are closed at right now, you are seeing that the travel time

electors who are casting their votes for donald trump, the state of wisconsin actually voted for." duffsays he would support this recount if there were clear signs of fraud in wisconsin, but says there is no evidence of that.live in while wisconsin counts, president-elect donald trump is trying to block a hand recount in michigan. lawyers for his campaign argue that green party candidate jill stein's one percent vote total means she could not have lost the election because of a possible miscount of votes.no word on a decision there. 3 tossdr tonight: mostly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. weekend: very seasonable when it comes to temperatures with highs in the upper 30s both saturday and sunday. a mostly cloudy sky for saturday. staying dry before clouds increase and snow arrives on sunday morning. light snow 2 pm with most places picking up around 1" of snow, especially on grassy surfaces. 3 it's been a good season for trophies for the wisconsin badger football team. last saturday, the badgers won paul bunyan's ax for the 13th year conferenc

what he did in wisconsin last night. that, it was -- it was, you know, reminding everyone in that room that we made history in wisconsin, again, because donald trump is the first republican who has been elected from the state of wisconsin as president since 1984. so we have an awful lot of historical mile stones we've managed to collect here since 2010 in our state. >> well vicki, also paul ryan wisconsin native son he was booed by the crowd. >> he was booed by the crowd, but this is -- wisconsin is a little bit complicated. wisconsin has one foot in the tea party and one foot in the establishment. and paul ryan, depending on who you are talking with, is on the wrong side of one of those things. and so paul ryan is a complicated figure in wisconsin. by and large paul ryan is quite popular in wisconsin, as evidenced by his overwhelming victory in the congressional race. but i think paul ryan also understands that he has a role to play, and this role is 0 occasionally to take a shot here or there from people who are yub se

plus - the election recount gets underway across the state of wisconsin today... but a conservative group says it's straight ahead on wakeup. good morning and welcome to wakeup! = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays breaking news just into the newsroom... the suspected officer has been shot and killed by police. two children were rescued from the home. the tacoma officer was responding to a domestic violence call when he was shot multiple times.... the shooter was barricaded inside a home for several hours. the fallen officer has not been identified but was a 17-year veteran of the tacoma police force.. we will continue to update you as we learn more. we're just a few hours away from the start of the presidential recount clerks... election officials and volunteers... say they're prepared. we have team coverage - with angelica duria tracking allegations that the recount is illegal. but first... let's start with deandra corinthios... who's live on milwaukee's south side...from the city's election commission warehouse. al

it is wisconsin, it snows around here. but when it begins and ends and in between there how much snow will we get. a winter storm watch from 6:00 to 12:00 a.m. on my. could see snow across the area. steady at times. right now the weekend is gorgeous. just cold at the moment. 18 degrees. you factor in the westerly breeze at seven. we have a wind chill right now in the upper single digits here in the city. if you're thinking about doing holiday or christmas shopping this weekend. today is your day if you want to travel on dry roads. we will stay dry through 6:00 p.m. our cold start to the day warms to mid-20's this afternoon. the snow begins after 7:00 p.m. here in the city. we will talk about how much we are expecting by the time this ends late sunday coming up. andy: all right. jeremy, thank you. the city of milwaukee is gearing up for the snow. and adrienne pedersen spoke with the people at the public works department on what they are doing to keep us stress-free and safe. adrienne: garbage trucks are now dressed up as sn

powerful men in the country are from wisconsin. we're talking about reince priebus, donald trump's chief of staff and house speaker paul ryan. mike gousha has an interview with priebus. tonight on upfront. >> priebus will join me via satellite from trump tower in new york city. i'll ask him about trump's upcoming supreme court appointment, and whether a wisconsin judge is under serious consideration for that. and what does he think propelled trump to a surprise victory? plus, the wisconsin recount. do voters lack faith in help restore it? i'll ask the chairman of the state elections commission. and, how a wisconsin helathcare -- health care cooperative is dealing with the uncertainty surrounding obamacare. it's all coming up tonight at 11:00, right here on upfront. adrienne: the clock is ticking on wisconsin's presidential election recount. sheldon: how much time is left and green party candidate jill stein's latest requests. adrienne: before your monday morning commute, how a drastic cut to production is affecting as prices. -- yo

in the second half, they outscored wisconsin 24-3. mcsorley gives it up to barkley, he gets outside and stays inbounds. wisconsin cannot stop the clock with 44 seconds and counting. game clock and the play clock. >> gus: james franklin in only his third year. >> joel: no idea why they're discussing this right now. i think they're going to start the play clock a little sooner, it didn't start quite soon enough. that's what they're discussing right now is the >> referee: please reset the game clock 243 seconds, the play clock to 40 seconds, will start on my wind. >> gus: a gust, play here is don't even try to get it off. receive the snap and sprinted you've only got three seconds because you don't have to snap the ball until there's three seconds left on the game clock. it takes about a second for the ball to get back to the punter or the quarterback or barkley and you have him run and turn back around and run it towards the goal post. that will take two seconds and then the game will be over. >> gus: is not something that you practice?

simple things to do to help get your car through the wisconsin winter. i spoke to a self-proclaimed gear head and she said start by replacing the carpeting mats with rubber ones. that keeps the snow, slush a the car and coming in handy if you are stuck in the snow. >> with the rubber floor mats go to tire that is spinning and dig out some of the snow and put the rubber floor mat in the place and that gives the tire something to grab on to. >> i didn't know that. that was good advice for me. the other winter advice take that the car is properly aligned and check the battery and keep an emergency kit in the car. tim: wow, i have a lot to do. >> 12 news is visiting the holiday displays across southeast wisconsin. this morning 68th street in kenosha. check this out, it is decorated, santa in the front yard. if you see a holiday lights display that we shoul light, send an email with the location. look at that beautiful home. melinda: that is gorgeous. how long do you think that took to do? tim: a lot of hours in the mild temperatures. melinda: yes. tim: he's

comes to southeastern wisconsin today. trump will be at "state fair pa" in west allis at seven tonight.vice-president elect "mike pence" will join him. open at 4. we've also learned senator ron johnson... speaker paul ryan.. and governor scott walker will also all be in attendance. and at is your cbs 58 news thanks for joining us.be sure if you're living in wisconsin, and covered by medicare and medicaid, here's something important to know. now you could get even more health benefits than you already have. it's the unitedhealthcare dual complete lp plan. you may be eligible for it. call now to talk with us and learn more. medicaid gives you benefits and medicare gives you some, too. but a dual complete lp plan can add even more benefits and features compared to original medicare. you'll have lots of doctors and hospitalto choose from, prescription drug coverage, and other important benefits. like routine dental exams and cleanings for a $0 co-pay, and other important benefits. $1,500 in comprehensive dental care, t a healt

he's focussed on ohio iowa and now wisconsin. >> a serious accident, it happened near highway p and wisconsin avenue. look at the video from the crash that happened last night. the details are limited. at least one person was air lifted to the hospital. the emergency crews are about to leave the scene here. we'll bring you more details as they are coming into the news room. >> milwaukee police are investigating a double homicide from thursday morning. a man and woman shot and killed in their home. two children were found hiding now this happened near appleton and florist. the names of the victims are not released and no word on the motive. >> looking ahead, increase in patrols on the roads next week, the drive sober or get pulled over is picking up again on thursday. they are looking out for drunk drivers and speeding. >> only on 12 news, milwaukee police are cutting down on suspects into custody by using technology. star chase is a gps monitoring device out fitted on the police vehicles. this is surveillance vehicle of the officers attempting to pull over a black car on tuesday night for spe

wisconsin governor scott walker is saying that the trump tour will be coming to wisconsin. the specifics are unclear. the governor says he's planning to attend the stop. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:06. calls for the milwaukee county sheriff to step down. this is coming after the deaths of four people @ the join j in the past six months. tim is live in the news room. >> the head line is jumping out at you. this was written by milwaukee county supervisor. he's demanding that the sheriff resign because he thinks more people will be dying in the county jail if he doesn't. four people died at the jail. he says in and the county board into the investigations of these deaths but he says so far he's not received the answers. >> if he doesn't want to do his job, it appears he doesn't want to do the job, he's interested in creating the public persona for himself. >> now 12 news reached out to sheriff clarke, supervisor who, that sounds like a character in he's upset i helped to get donald trump elected the president. trump could be considering clarke for a spot in the administratio

donald trump won wisconsin by some 22,000 votes. so far in thco is maintained, with hillary clinton gaining 82 votes. kathy: new at 6:00, how best to rehabilitate troubled youth in milwaukee county. that was the topic of a county board meeting this morning. right now, male offenders are sent to lincoln hills in irma in northern wisconsin. but the facility is under investigation, facing allegations of abuse and neglect. county supervisors today heard from those in community who work with youth every day about how best to handle juvenile incarceration. just build another facility. we cannot keep doing the same thing over and over and failing our children miserably. we need to do something different, and it starts from the top. kathy: the governor earlier this weeek said he's open to having the state help pay for a new juvenile corrections center in milwaukee county. joyce: new at 6:00, pills kill. that's the lesson in a new campaign aimed at stopping drugged driving. >> here dose of reality, driving under the influence of prescription

it was kind of a typical day for wisconsin in december. it's going to look more like december in wisconsin tomorrow. starting at 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., that's when the heaviest snow is going to be falling. it hasn't even started to push on in yet. we are looking mainly or two, but the temperatures will stay below freezing tonight and into the early hours of tomorrow morning. the wind won't be too much of a problem tomorrow, it won't be blowing around the snow for many of us, but expect that winter weather advisory to cover much of the state f. you're headed to the packers game tomorrow, 43 is going to be a bit on the messy side f. you can leave earlier, the this to push into our area until 7:00 a.m., at least in milwaukee. a lot of moisture to the south, rain in missouri, as this gets closer to us, most of that snow shouldn't even hit us until 6:00, 7:00 in the morning, it will move from the west to the east, everybody looking at snow likely during the middle second of the day. as we continue to watch that storm system pull out of here

-46:55 wisconsin led the way this last november november and house speaker paul ryan -nat-51:35 this is amazing trump spoke to some of the people who helped him take wisconsin on election nighta winconfirmed yesterday following a statewide recount.trump: 1:01:45 "recount"trump announced he wants exxon mobil c-e-o rex tillerson to hold the most prominent spot in his cabinent secretary of state tillerson was not with trump in west allisbut tillerson's nomination has some republicans concerned because of his ties to russia. trump countered that saying tillerson will be a fierce advocate for american interests.trump: 16:34 rex is friendly with many of the leaders around the world, many people don't like that...cause i like what this is all about about trump re-affirmed some campaign promiseslike rebuilding infrastructure defeating isis and building a allisdavid ade cbs 58 news. while the exposition center at state fair park was filled with trump supporters, not everyone was happy with the president elect's visit. visit.a few dozen protesters marched outside in the bitter cold.. to object

siberian air wisconsin. 5 degrees in milwaukee. make for a bitter cold night along the lakefront. >> reporter: this is even cold for wisconsin. >> reporter: this little spell is over we'll see more snow rolling in. you are right. this is cold for this time of year. the average 33 and a low of 21 5 is you are lownd that's the current temperature. temperatures right now 5 in milwaukee, 4 in racine. watertown down to 1 degree below zero. it's zero in beaver dam. we are 7 below zero in milwaukee. but there is a second part to the forecast. this storm pushing across northern california will bring us snow for the weekend. weekend. wind chills make it below zero. bundle up the kids for school. it's cold unl they see. >> reporter freezing in it. carole: katie is live in the studio. >> reporter: bottom line, it's not safe to be outdoors tonight. i was out there earlier check on how the cold is impacting people, pets and businesses. this biting cold is a welcomes boost for businesses. but for a lot of us, it takes some getting used to and is

wisconsin elections commission 72 counties are now reporting. were hoping to get more information on how far ahead they are. we can tell you the wisconsin recount is 95% done and is on schedule. donald trump and mike pence have picked up 628 votes. hillary clinton tim kaine picked up 653 votes. president-elect donald trump and vice-president elect mike pence will be in milwaukee on tuesday. they will hold a rally at state fair park, as part of their thank you tour of battleground states that supported them in november. the rally is set to begin at 7:00 p.m. one of trump's earliest backers in wisconsin says he'll be at that rally tuesday night. state senate majority leader scott fitzgerald also tells upfront host mike gousha that he'd be interested, if trump had a job for him. >> so if you were asked to serve in some capacity in a trump administration, you'd be open to that? significant. it would have to be something that would be interesting and something that we could really be helpful on. adrienne: sunday on upfront, how fitzgerald says trump

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it is illegal to shoot a white deer in wisconsin. despite the fines hunters face, locals say more needs to be done. deer all the time<"you can go out and shoot this monarch and pay a $303 fine and it is over and done with, but a $303 fine doesn't bring the enjoyment 100 people had from seeing that white deer all the time."> the d-n-r says its completed its investigation court system. washington county deputies have a warning for hunters: "when in doubt don't shoot." this--- after a bullet tore through a woman's home in the town of trenton.the bullet went through a patio door, across a sunroom and into a closet.thankfully, nobody was hurt.the shooting is under investigation. making a comeback: the golf legend making his first tournament appearance-- in more than a year. plus: saving a seat. why every milwaukee spot-- reserved today.more live at daybreak-- on today's would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you

regional training partnership building, near 38th and wisconsin. university of wisconsin system employees could get a pay raise.the board of regents will consider two years of two- percent raises at its meeting tomorrow.the increases are an effort to reduce the faculty turnover rate.the system-wide raises would not be funded by tuition dollars, but instead by the state. the university of wisconsin law school notified more than 12-hundred former applicants that they could be at risk of identity theft.it's because the school's database was hacked. the university says compromised. the law school has taken down the affected server as a result and added a firewall to better protect that data. a kenosha health center could face a federal investigation, if the city council gets its way.it comes after the kenosha community health center- a private company- chose not to appear in front of the city council.the executive director says they aren't required to answer questions in a public forum, even if they do take taxpayer funding.kenosha al city needs the ce

no announcement of trump visiting wisconsin yet. vice president elect met with paul ryan and reince priebus. >> preventing overdoses in milwaukee. 217 deaths related to opioid use this year. michael murphy introduce a task force to help fight the problem. the meeting is this morning at 9:00 at city hall. >> the first of its kind drug mail back program. it is aimed to make it easier to dispoes of unwanted medications and unused. the postage paid envelopes are >> there may not be store on the roads yet, but the parking rules are going into effect this morning, so keep an eye on the date to know which side of the street you are allowed to park on and four inch rule and the snow emergencies declared. the rules are in effect until march first. no snow right now. >> but it is chilly out there. >> a few flurries. >> a couple of flurries, especially ind but the precipitation is rain. it is december 1st and rain showers across parts of central. rain showers around madison and sweeping to the southeast early this morning. some drizzle and lig

wisconsin ranks. i'm tatiana cash.only a handful of major changes thanks to the cold weather incident freedrive times on at or above posted ? happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting here. ?air marker spraayer!!!? chemistry, baby! so i just hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising. you can find these great gifts and more in the crayola aisle. aaaaaah! now at six-- new details into the shooting death of a 15 year old girl. where police say she was when she was investigation stands this morning. then -- president elect donald makes his first stop in wisocnsin today. we tell you the big news he's set to make this morning. and taking a live look outside-- welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm vince vitrano.and - i'm susan kim.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with yesterday was sunny, windy and chilly with highs in the lower 20s and wind chills in

pence: hello, wisconsin. i'm mike pence. i'm from indiana, and because of your support, your hard work, and your prayers, 37 days from today, i am deeply humbled to say it will be my honor to raise my right hand and take the oath of office to serve as vice president of the united states of america. i came here tonight on behalf of my little family, to say thank you for the honor to serve. but mostly i'm here as a fellow american, to say thanks to the people of wisconsin. thank you for voting to make america great again on november eight. -- on november 8. thank you, wisconsin, for doing your part to make donald trump the 45th president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] mr. pence: he did it. and we have all of you to thank. thanks to you, america will finally have a president who will rebuild our military, restore the arsenal of democracy, provide our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coast guard with the resources and training they need to accomplish their mission, and we will have a commander-in-c

happ kicks it ou bronson han "kay-nig" who drains the tryfecta, wisconsin up 60 to 58 .wisconsin got a big game from long range threehe had 28 po.badgers outscore the sooners53 t30 in the 2nd half .wisconsin wins.90 to 70 and the bucks are beating the nets at half-time.50 to 40. that's sports wereback after there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. llo, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. plans with zero dollar monthly plan options,prcripon/ silversneakers fitness benefit, and person to person customer service. call now and get help choosing your plan. network heal

. >> thank you to the people of wisconsin. joyce: donald trump brings his victory tour to state fair park. breaking news, t.v. dad alan thicke dies. the details coming in on the actor's sudden death. and, a man arrested for buying guns and then saying someone should shoot up a school. braving the cold for some winter fun. temperatures are in the single digits, and the wind chills are below zero right now. if you thought today was cold, brace yourself. it's about to get worse tomorrow. mark, a busy week in the weather office. nice to see the slice of eyes one below is the current temperature in elkhorn and watertown. we have gone below zero. five in milwaukee. we won't hang at that number for the rest of the night. there is some breeze that brings the temperature to 14 degrees below zero in fond du it will get worse before it gets better. windchills going to 25 below, when that happens and temperatures across the board go to zero and when snow moves in, coming up in weatherwatch 12. joyce: as the temperatures change and snow he

all emerging as wisconsin's recount comes to an end... with president-elect donald trump actually adding to his lead-- gaining 131 votes. wisconsin will meet today's federal deadline for congress to recognize the state's 10 electoral votes. green party candidate jill stein requested the recount after concerns were raised that the state's voting machines may have been hacked. the commission says it found no such evidence. the president elect... selecting reince priebus... who is heading to the white house to serve as mr. trump's chief of staff. sources say ronna romney mcdaniel is mr. trump's pick to be the next r-n-c chair. she's currently serving as michigan's republican party leader. mcdaniel is the niece of the 2012 presidential nominee... mitt romney. an official announcement is expected next week. not even six months into his term... and a member of wisconsin's newly- created ethics oversight commission is calling it quits. robert kinney says the partisan board is too secret, lacks transparency, and is was one of three democratic pic

in the second half, they outscored wisconsin 24-3. mcsorley gives it up to barkley, he gets outside and stays inbounds. wisconsin cannot stop the clock with 44 seconds and counting. >> joel: there's only two game clock and the play clock. >> gus: james franklin in only his third year. >> joel: no idea why they're discussing this right now. i think they're going to start the play clock a little sooner, it didn't start quite soon enough. that's what they're discussing right now is the dif >> referee: please reset the game clock 243 seconds, the play clock to 40 seconds, will start on my wind. >> gus: a gust, play here is don't even try to get it off. receive the snap and sprinted toward the back of the end zone you've only got three seconds because you don't have to snap the ball until there's three seconds left on the game clock. it takes about a second for the ball to get back to the punter or the quarterback or barkley and you have him run and turn back around and run it towards the goal post. that will take two seconds and then the

wisconsin. things start at 9 a-m. today's tmj4--a deal that shakes up the media landscape. what the sale of time warner to at&t might mean for ?you. plus.. oakland heartbreak. the search for victims in the aftermath of a warehouse fire continues. where the investigation stands in learning the cause. beyond wisconsin now - the death toll from a fire that tore through a california warehouse now stands at crews are starting to get deeper into the building to find more victims. steve luke reports. inside what's left of the warehouse turned artist collective...workers continue to search through a 10 foot blanket of ash and rubble.sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office :09-:16)"so we have people around the clock and we will be here for days and days to come."known as the "ghost ship"....the structure went up in flames friday night as people gathered for a dance party.the fire department says the building did not have a alarms.survivors say they had only moments to find safety. max 1-:37)"it wa

we're keeping an eye on conditions across southeast wisconsin. good morning and welcome to i'm ben wagner. adrienne: and i'm adrienne pedersen. melinda has the day off. it's 4:30 on this monday, december 12th. before you head out the door, let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sally, how is it looking? sally: well we are mopping up the snow and tracking the cold air that is moving. the temperatures holding in the 20s for a time and slow fall tonight bringing in the flurries. the deep cold in place through thursday and the coldest headed to us on wednesday. the clouds are stubborn this morning and the snow is off to the east and northeast. there will be a few flurries for tonight. mostly cloudy this morning and becoming breezy and the temperatures holding in the mid 20s. a peek or two of the sun for this afternoon. flurries tonight down holding near 11 for the high tomorrow. ben: you can track this week's cold temperatures and chances for more snow no matter where you are. just download the wisn 12 n

it is covering all of southern wisconsin. there is a little bid of atmosphere and keeping the temperatures are getting very cold this morning. the deepest of the cold is coming in later today and tonight. part of the reason that the windchill advisory for tonight and tomorrow, the cold air. this is tomorrow morning at 6:00 with the future windchill, you are seeing the windchills about 10-25 degrees below zero. it is 12 at the airport this morning. 7 waukesha. to move in likely for us. we are going to bring you the estimate on the totals later today and tomorrow. but we are certain of accumulation and impacting the travel friday afternoon and friday night and saturday. until then, we deal with the cold. bright sunshine in place for us. staying dry tonight. for tomorrow, talk about the sunshine. this is tomorrow morning at 7:00. take a look at the colds filling in tomorrow at 6:00. this is warm air coming in. we may very well get a round of snow associated with it. the snow coming in friday afternoon and friday night and we'll

plus -- a milestone hit in the election recount here in wisconsin. and whats happening in other states jill stein is asking officials to recount ballots. rob joins us now with more on the weather. rachael's weather you may have to scrape some snow off your car this morning... but overall it will be a quiet monday. well the upper 30s. lows tonight will drop to right around freezing. we may have a few isolated flurries or sprinkles overnight and throughout the day tuesday. the big story heading our way is the colder air well see by midweek. expect highs in the 20s and wind chills in the single digits starting wednesday and continuing into the start of the weekend. today: mostly cloudy. high: 38 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with isolated flurries or sprinkles possible. anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays d-p-w officials...urging drivers to be cautious on the roads. in milwaukee...crews got an early start

we melt a lot of the snow that fell across southern wisconsin. 34 over 30. winds are west at 11 at the airport. this is a look at cathedral square. a few minnesota and iowa. i anticipate a few thin spots in the clouds for today. but we are melting some of the snow. mostly cloudy skies this morning. 30s. we look at a thin spot or two in the clouds. for tonight, mostly cloudy. >> sal, thank you. >> southeast wisconsin is cleaning up from the first snow of the season f. you parked outside, then take a look at time to brush off your car before headed out today. hillary mintz is joining us more on the clean up. hillary? reporter: speaking of cleaning up and brushing off, yes, this is handy. i just put it in the car over the weekend. take a look around here, snow covered here and slushy. if you left the car out, this is what you are morning. this is how much they got here in waukesha county. so yeah, take a little effort to scrape the snow here. if this is your car, you are welcome. again, this is a couple of inches. allow a few extra inches to clean off the car.

take a live look at the wisconsin dot cameras. they should you take it slow, and as a reminder, we have a andy: we are on weather watch this morning. the area is under a winter storm warning. this is a live look at the roads. this is ivan 43 at the mitchell interchange. in parts of the area, we are starting to see some disabled vehicles on the interstate. let's take a look at the traffic flow. seeing disabled vehicles. the ramp from wisconsin 22-94 north, you can see a look at the drive times in the yellow, they shouldn't be this sunday morning, but 94 eastbound moorland to downtown is 11 minutes. highway q to the zoo, 19 minutes. if you have to go somewhere, you're going to want to make sure that you have the time, and look at the weatherwatch 12 live traffic camera, from photojournalists who are braving the roads this morning to give you a firsthand look at just how the conditions are. you can see, it's tough out there. some of the lanes aren't passable as far snow goes. but you want to make sure you were slow on the roads, you

a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin tonight until thursday. beyond wisconsin this morning - the actions of an 8-year-old illinois boy saved two lives. check out this dramatic rescue: a mother fell into a frozen pond while she was trying to save the family dog. called 9-1-1.the boy yelled out instructions from the dispatcher as his mother and bailey tried to come ashore. everyone is alright. in connecticut - the governor has ordered all flags to remain at half-staff to honor the victims of the sandy hook shooting. the shooting took place 4 years ago today.. claiming the lives of 20 children and six adults. it's marked as the third deadlist shooting in u-s history. nationwide, flags are also flying at half staff passed away last week. clean up efforts continue today to recover nearly 200- thousand gallons of crude oil that leaked from a pipeline.. into a creek in north dakota. the spill was discovered last monday.. and so far more than 36-thousand gallons has been recovered. the company that owns the pipeline believes the sensors which detect le

here in wisconsin ceremonies are planned on wednesday. the wisconsin veterans homes in king, union grove and chippewa falls will hold programs to honor the 2400 people who died when the japanese attacked the base in hawaii. andy: later today, the milwaukee police department will swear in a new class of recruits. the ceremony is at 10:00 at the 46 men and 12 women make up this class. the recruits will go through six months of training and should hit the streets by next summer. melinda: later today, the great lakes distillery in milwaukee is holding a party to mark the anniversary of the repeal of prohibition. the national ban on alcohol ended december 5th, 1933, with the passing of the 21st amendment. the distillery will sell bottles of a special reserve label rye today. the party tonight starts at six o'clock. prohibition era attire is encouraged. so maybe long strands of pearls. >> yes, a broach. >> great gastsby there. >> you will need the longer underwear by wednesday with the highs in the 20s. until then, fairly mild. the 30s today an

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. almost as soon as they went into 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 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 outcome. with 89 percent of ballots recounted, hillary clinton has cut into president- elect donald trump's 22-thousand vote margin -- by just 49 votes.green party candidate jill stein requested the recount and is footing the multi- million dollar bill. ive told our observers again and again and again, its not about who won. its about the process election tuesday's deadline. the lawyer representing the

december 9 - 11, 2016 wisconsin 640 south 84th st. west allis, wi 53214 show hours friday: 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm saturday: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm sunday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm ticket prices adults: $9 children 6-12: $4 children 5 & good morning, and happy friday! it feels like winter is really here, with colder temps and snow on the way! well see a mix of clouds good morning, and happy friday! it feels like winter is really here, with colder temps and snow on the way! well see a mix of clouds and sunshine today with highs only reaching into the low to middle 20s. more clouds move in overnight, and the snow arrives by saturday afternoon or evening. snow will continue throughout the day sunday and in to monday morning. make sure you keep the shovel handy, and take it easy when you weekend. today well stay chilly, with a mix of clouds and sunshine. the high will be 24. tonight is partly cloudy with a low of 12. saturday snow will move in by the afternoon or evening and well see a high of 22. and sunday will be cloudy with snow showers likely and a

old man winter is bearing down on southeast wisconsin. some areas could see up to ten inches of snow.lets go right to meteorologist scott steele the city of milwaukee -- getting out ahead of the an update on how crews plan to keep the roads safe. more than 100 trucks have repretreated the main and side roads ng alayialt soluon. at hel keep the expected snow fr scking to the pavement. here's a closer look inside at what com next. these front plow blades are being placed on the trucks. you can see here they are testing the blades on each truck to make sure they work properly.crews will roads once the snow starts to fall. public works will amp up their efforts early in the morning with an additional 175 trucks to plow snow.live on milwaukee's west side, ben jordan, today's tmj4. the wisconsin department of transportation is also reminding drivers trecherous road conditions are on its way. be prepared for high winds and drifting snow.remember the posted speed limits are for and be sure to give yourself and snow plows extra room. before you ve

today is day four of wisconsin's recount. the deadline is eight days away in waukesha they are around the clock to count ballots. today they will move onto the cities like waukesha and brookfield. milwaukee county wrapped up the recount work for the weekend. and pickup monday morning. the recent announcement that priebus will be donald trump's chief of staff, that means two of the most powerful people are from wisconsin. the or is paul ryan. mike gousha has an interview >> priebus will join me via satellite from trump tower in new york city. i will ask him about an announcement. and what propelled donald trump to a surprise victory. plus, the wisconsin recount, voters lack faith in elections and will a recount help restore it. and how a wisconsin healthcare cooperative is dealing with the uncertainty surrounding obamacare. it is coming up at 9:00. are expected to hole a new conference this morning to tell us more about a deadly fire at a rave in oakland. golden dawna was set to headline there on friday night. a message posted