something stuck in its throat, but can tim catch him before it's too late? tim: that's him, that's him. chris: i've loved animals my entire life. today i'm a passionate veterinarian dedicating myself to the care of all animals. i'm dr. chris and these are the stories of my life as a pet vet. chris: i'm on my way out to newcastle to see the family but before i get up there i really wanted to make a special stop-off. i got a letter from a girl called jess who's got a dog who's not even 2 years old yet called boris. he's had some really serious troubles. she sounds pretty desperate so i'm really hoping i can help out in some way. chris: hey big guy. we're getting to know each other are we? huh? narrator: boris was born with a cleft palate; a genetic deformity which leaves a life-threatening hole between the roof of his mouth and the softer palate behind it. chris: is it true, are you a tough guy? you've had to be a tough guy haven't you? narrator: vet nurse jess warby stepped in to try and save boris's life. jess: it was quite stressful. a lot of us didn't know if he would survive. we

milwaukee dies after driving himself to the hospital. tim is live with the new information from overnight. tim. tim: a 31-year-old man showed up to the hospital last night and was shot and hospital and he later died. the shooting happened near 341st and lloyd. >> also, a woman in her mid 20s is in the hospital after being shot. the neighbors called 911 after hearing the gunshots near harrison and 14th. the police are still trying to figure out what happened and ben? >> tim, thank you. 5:04. black friday shopping hits a new high thanks to online sales. according to report, $3.3 billion was spent online on friday. that is 21% from last year. the sales at the brick and mortar sales dropped. consumers spent day weekend on average. >> well, helicoptering the shopping, it is cyber monday. hillary mintz is live at the amazon septemberer in kenosha with a look inside. reporter: perhaps no other place as busy as this fulfillment senter in kenosha. we are live inside of the center here. this is 28 football fields. this whole thing here, and they morning. we are talking about the hot items

the hospital. tim is live for us in the news room with the new information from overnight. tim. tim: milwaukee police say that a 321-year-old man showed up to a hospital last night and was shot and taken to another hospital and later died. the investigators believe that the initial shooting happened near 41st and lloyd. investigators are looking for whoever is responsible. >> also new, a woman in the mid 20s is in the hospital after being the neighbors called 911 after hearing gunshots near 14th and harrison. the woman was found in a car an thrious injuries. police are looking into what led up to the shooting. ben, back to you. >> thank you, tim. 6:04. black friday shopping is hitting a new high. according to insights, shoppers on friday. that is 21% increase from last year. the sales at the brick and mortar sales dropped. $289 was the average spent per individual. >> the shopping rush is continuing today, it is cyber monday, it is one of the busiest days of the year for companies like amazon. hillary mintz is live in kenosha at amazon. >> i hear the getting fired up. this is cyber

midnight, which means celebrations have been in full swing all morning. tim is at the breaking news desk with some overnight reaction. what do you have over there? tim: fly the w. tim: a lot of people love the cubs. not a fan, but we will join in on the television. this is what it looked like on the field after the game. some people are still out on the streets of chicago. they celebrated the team's first world series victory since 1908. they just can't get enough of the cubs' world series win over the cleveland indians. the game was played in cleveland, ohio, but thousands of people gathered outside wrigley field in chicago. they cheered as the cubbies took home the win beating the indians 8-7 in 10 innings after a rain delay. it's the team's first series win in 108 years. watch as the cubs celebrated in the locker room overnight. that never gets old. i love seeing that every year. late-night game. >> it's like a heavyweight fight , man. just blow for blow, everybody playing their heart out. the indians never gave up either. i can't believe we are finally standing after 108 years f

: new from overnight, one woman is dead and another is hurt after a shooting in milwaukee. tim is live in the newsroom with the latest on the case. tim. tim: ben, police are calling this a case of domestic violence. the shooting was reported near 70th and glenbrook, which is just north of brown deer road. police swo in the parking lot near an apartment complex. a 30-year-old died at the scene. a 57-year-old is being treated at froedert hospital this morning. police tell wisn 12 news the shooter is still on the run. investigators think the suspect is related to one of the victims. again, they are calling this domestic violence related. streets in the neighborhood are back open this morning. i'll pass along new information newsroom. back to you. >> thank you, tim. wisn 12 news time now is 5:32. adjusting the so-called doomsday clock. a group of atomic scientists will meet today to decide whether to move the symbolic clock forward. right now it's set at three minutes to midnight showing how close the world supposedly is to catastrophe. several members of the scientific board that set

downtown milwaukee protesting president-elect donald trump. tim, the protest turned violent tim: there were some punches thrown as protesters clashed with trump supporters. while the protest and march was going on at red arrow park, a trump supporter showed up with his children. you can see a scuffle broke out after exchanging some heated words with protesters that man was pepper-sprayed by one of the protesters. that's when the fists starting flying, but police say most of the crowd was peaceful as they gathered and marched in the streets. the aclu estimates that as many as 3,000 people were there last night. people we spoke to at the protest say they know the demonstration won't change the election results, but they wanted to show their frustration. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. police say this was a peaceful officers were at the scene the

crowds are filng against donald trump. demonstrations are in at least seven major cities. >> tim is live for us in the news room with more on this situation. tim. tim: donald trump has been president-elect for about 24 hours or so, but thousands are marching in the streets, like in chicago, they are chanting not my president outside of the trump power. on the west coast, the freeway in downtown los angeles was flags. a similar seen in seattle as well. the biggest protest in new york city, they gathered outside of the trump tower and blocking the traffic there and we have learned 15 people were arrested. of course, we are continuing the watch the protests and bring you new information as it is coming in. >> tim, the prozests are coming hours before donald to the white house to does the transition of power. we are live in washington with a look ahead. >> good morning to you, ben, the white house is saying that president obama and president-elect trump don't have a personal relationship and today's meeting could be interesting. >> the last thing that we need >> after months of attacks on th

hospital this morning. tim is following the latest in the news room. tim. tim: good morning, ben. this shoots happened across the street from vincent high school. someone shot a 19-year-old man and took off. a student driver and instructor were in the area. the stunt and the car were not directly involved in this, but the injured man told them he had been shot. now the police say that the man went to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. right now the investigators are tracking down whoever shot that person. >> thank you, tim. va is facing more trouble, this time with a dental clinic. they were no to the standards. 600 vets will receive screenings now for possible infections for hiv and hepatitis. the dentist is removed from the patient care. >> the numbers are in after wisconsin's nine day gun deer hunt season and killed 197,000 deer, that is a 6% drop from last year. sold 13,000 fewer licenses than last year. >> 5:07. what a day yesterday. >> so nice. >> spoiled. >> reality check, sal. >> yes, we had temperatures well into the 50s yesterday. and the clouds, well, they are c

-elect donald trump. tim is here with us now. tim, the protest turned violent at one point. tim: there were some punches thrown as protesters clashed with trump supporters. while the protest and march was going on at red arrow park, a trump supporter showed up with his children. see. after exchanging some heated words with protesters that man , that trump supporter, was pepper-sprayed by one of the protesters. that's when the fists starting flying, but police say most of the crowd was peaceful as they gathered and marched in the streets. police sell wisn 12 news that no one was hurt or people we spoke to at the protest say they know the demonstration won't change the election results, but they wanted to show their frustration. over to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. police say this was a peaceful protest. officers were at the scene the entire time. so

tim protests are still going on. tim: overnight there was a march through san francisco. the protesters marched through the city blocking traffic in some areas. this is video from above showing what happened. and yesterday there was a protest in springfield, massachusetts. more than 1,000 people gathered there to protest against donald trump. the protests yesterday were all peaceful. last week, police in portland, oregon said a protest there turned into a riot. back to you. >> thank you, tim. melinda: here in wisconsin, the activist group voces de la frontera is holding forums to talk about president-elect donald trump. at meetings yesterday in milwaukee and racine, people talked about their concerns aftee there's another forum later today in madison. ben: debating how milwaukee county should spend your tax dollars. the boards of supervisors will meet today to decide whether to sign off on county executive chris abele's veto. the board submitted 44 amendments to abele's 2017 budget. abele accepted all but one which would have slashed jobs from the county executive's office. t

. melinda: matt, thank you. a suspect shoots at milwaukee police i am joined with tim at the breaking news desk. tim z the officers shot back too. no one was hurt a. 23-year-old is now in custody. this is here ruby and 26th. hillary is live with us with the latest. reporter: we are near 27th, ruby. the officers were called here for the burglary and then shot at. now according to the police, after the suspect fired at the officers they returned fire. then the suspect takes off, police chase him down and make the arrest. we know that the suspect is a 23-year-old man and this is not the first time he's been taken into custody. the milwaukee police are thankful that the officers were not hurt in the shooting. >> hillary, thank you for that. wisn 12 news was the first to report this breaking news online, get the latest news at wisn.com and free mobile app. >> president-elect donald trump we have the latest from washington. good morning. >> good morning, to you ben, later today president-elect is expected to move the meets from new york to new jersey and scheduled a sit down with mitt romne

streaming in. look at the degrees. now sunset 4:35. clouds are filling in and tim and melinda we look at the showers tonight. melinda: thank you, sal. former attorney general janet reno has died. tim, you are learning new information? tim: yes, the god daughter says she died this morning from complications related to parkinson's disease. friends and he was 78 years old. she was the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general. she ran for the florida governor and lost that race. services for reno are not announced but we'll bring you the information when it is coming into the news room. >> a big story this morning, a mare thon of events for hillary clinton and donald trump as are getting ready for election day. the fbi director saying he found no evidence to warrant the charges against hillary clinton. we are live in washington with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning, ben, and so far we haven't heard from hillary clinton on this new fbi announcement but the campaign has. at a rally new hampshire, finish line. think about how we would feel on november 9th if we were not

winner in the wisconsin senate race. tim is here following with stoir for us. tim: this race getting a lot of attention and the polls had them separated by one point and in the end johnson fought to keep his seat against former u.s. senator russ johnson took that seat from feingold back in 2010. this is one of several tiekt senate races. the republicans kept control of the senate. rand paul and john mccain won in their home states. in wisconsin, all eyes on ron johnson. we have a report from the >> the crowd of the supporters optimistic and even senator johnson himself saying they were surprised by the margin in the race. the room erupted when the first projection of the johnson victory came in. shortly after, the senator spoke to his sporers. >> america is giving us a chance and opportunity to nation on the right path. >> i am surprised by the results. i am pleased with the result and the confidence that wisconsin is placing with me. >> senator johnson said he felt the momentum shifting after labor day and recently. feingold akreszed the supporters last night and here is his message

are feeling as we had to put the elections in the history books. vice presidential nominee tim kaine held an event with vice are with her. jay? jay: indeed, and as they break down the stage, by my official -- unofficial count, more than a thousand people packed the plaza , clinton supporters. with only hours to go in the commonwealth, they were joined on stage biden, who is joined by his wife, dr. jill biden. they want to make sure that you get your friends out. they talked about the deep and abiding personal difference between mrs. clinton and mr. trump. >> this election is about our national character. the example we set for our for the next decade. a nation that leads not just by the example of our power, but because of the power of our example. >> donald trump's a different point of view. he started off in his quest for political significance by perpetrating the bigoted lie that president obama is not a u.s. citizen. he started out his first campaign speech by saying racists and criminals. and it has been one non-stop insult after the next. jay: u.s. senator tim kaine wrapped up

was here in wisconsin where he won by more than 26,000 votes, tim. >> people threatening to move to canada if their candidate losing, well last night people trying to find out how to move to canada, this is immigration website and overwhelmed with the traffic and the site went down to canada have been growing over the past few months in addition, the searches spiked after donald trump won the republican nomination. >> tim, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 5:42. authorities in california are investigating a shooting near two polling places. >> a location was shutdown in the los angeles suburb. the police say that the officers killed two men. the shoots was not election related. more "wisn 12 news this morning" >> early this morning, take a look at this, sunrise just after 6:230 and on the way to blue skies and high pressure is influencing the weather. 42 at port and at the airport. it is cooler in waukesha at 34 degrees. so what we are looking at, no hard freeze yet across much of lw we are timing out a windy warm up tomorrow and breezy cool down on friday. details are just ahead.

thanksgiving day. kathy: wisn 12 news tim elliott shows us how your help can impact lives. tim: the forklifts are on the move. >> it is crazy busy. we are open about 12 hours a day here. tim: hunger task force helps supply more than 50 milwaukee-area food pantries. >> the holiday meal is an important one. no one wants to sit down with a can of tuna or ramen noodles. tim: director sherrie tussler says feeding the needy in milwaukee is a huge undertaking. >> milwaukee has a very high poverty rate. 43% in fact in the city of milwaukee. tim: but thanks to their efforts, people like meghan and her seven-year-old son jonathan will have a turkey with all the trimmings this thursday. >> they really reached out to me and helped me all around. tim: when johnathan was born, meghan was a single mom and struggled to feed the family. >> what was really important for couldn't breast feed was the infant formula. tim: she was hesitant at first. >> kind of depressed and afraid and a little bit ashamed. tim: but when she reached out for help, it changed her life. >> that's how they impacted me the mos

43, 94. tim, back to you. >> matt, thank you so much. i am here in the news room and foming breaking news, president-elect donald trump up early this morning and tweeting out major news. this first tweet coming down 20 minutes ago and announces he's having a press conference in two weeks in new york city to announce he's leaving his great business in total in order to great again. while i am not mandated to do this under the law, i feel it is important not to have a conflict of interest with the businesses and this is coming down, hence, legal documents are being crafted which takes me completely out of business operations. the presidency is far more an important task. the tweets are coming down this morning. putting together his cabinet, preparing for the presidency and inaugurated in january. >> tim, thank you. >> now to the latest on president-elect's transition. today he's going to announce more members to the cabinet. >> good morning. president-elect donald trump is with the latest selections. today president-elect donald trump is said to name former goldman executive as the tre

wisconsin, donald trump and tim kaine is visiting today. it is past of a push to get you now with a look ahead. good morning, hillary. >> good morning, ben. you know, early voting is much in full swing and by this time flexion week, the polls here all over the country are opening up for the big day, election day. and with one week to go, the campaigns are pushing hard to earn your vote. donald trump is eua tonight. now, one of the republican tickets surrogates the rudy giuliani and campaigning in green bay today. tim kaine is appleton and madison. two other big visits happening tomorrow, chelsea clinton and wednesday and thursday and tomorrow also bernie sappeders turner ballroom. the mar get law school has donald trump trailing hillary clinton by 7 points. this is a battleground state and we have a week to go. >> we have you covered on election day across the country, watch the live coverage and online starting at 4:00 on november 8th. >> making your neighborhoods safer. that is a pair of goals happening in milwaukee today. we are live with a look ahead. good morning, thema. reporter: g

following breaking news. members of a brazilian soccer team killed in an overnight plane crash. tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. plane when it went down overnight in south america. most of the passengers and crew are believed to be dead. the crash happened in a mountainous area near medell?n, colombia. emergency crews are at the crash site right now. among the passengers were members of the brazilian soccer team chapecoense. the team was scheduled to play a regional tournament tomorrow. the south american soccer federation has canceled all activitiesnt there are reports that five people survived the crash. they are now being treated at hospitals in the area. officials say the plane declared an emergency while in the air. investigators are now trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. ben: thanks, tim. abc news is working to learn more about the overnight plane crash in colombia. look for the latest updates today on "good morning america" starting at 7:00 a.m. ben: looking ahead, protests are planned today at 20 airports o'hare in chicago. thousands of workers are walkin

app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. tim: right now, we're following breaking news. a burglary suspect starts shooting at milwaukee police overnight. p.m. near 26th and ruby. that's just west of teutonia avenue. police say they were called to the area for a burglary in progress. when they got to the scene, the suspect allegedly started shooting at officers. an officer shot back, but everyone missed. no one was shot. the suspect ran away but was caught a short time later. police tell wisn 12 news the milwaukee county district attorney's office is now reviewing the case to decided investigators are still working in the neighborhood. so you might want to avoid the area on your way to work today. ben, back to you. ben: wisn 12 news was the first to report this breaking news online overnight. you can always get the latest news on wisn.com and the wisn 12 news mobile app. melinda: right now, there's a debate over how to fight crime in milwaukee. aldermen from different areas are at odds each saying their people we spoke to on the south side say that crime has gotten worse in

, and anti-semitism. ben: it's been nearly a week since the election was decided. and tim protests are still going on. tim: overnight there was a march through san francisco. the protesters marched through the city blocking traffic in some areas. this is video from above showing what happened. this was one of several protests in the bay area yesterday. and yesterday there was a protest in springfield, massachusetts. more than 1,000 people gathered there to protest against donald trump. the protests yesterday were all peaceful. last week, police in portland, back to you. >> thank you, tim. melinda: here in wisconsin, the activist group voces de la frontera is holding forums to talk about president-elect donald trump. at meetings yesterday in milwaukee and racine, people talked about their concerns after the election and their hope to unite. there's another forum later today in madison. ben: debating how milwaukee county should spend your tax dollars. including the new fee for drivers. thema is live downtown wit good morning, thema. >> good morning, ben. the boards of supervisors will me

a shooting in milwaukee. tim is live in the newsroom with tim:: tim: ben, police are calling this a case of domestic violence. the shooting was reported near 70th and glenbrook, which is just north of brown deer road. police say two women were shot in the parking lot near an apartment complex. a 30-year-old died at the scene. a 57-year-old is being treated at froedert hospital this morning. police tell wisn 12 news the shooter is still on the run. investigators think the suspect is related to one of the victims. again, they are calling this domestic violence related. streets in the neighborhood are back open this morning. i'll pass along new information as it comes in here in our newsroom. back to you. melinda: new from overnight, power is back on for thousands of people in southeast wisconsin. more than 13,000 we energies customers were in the dark early this morning. the impacted areas included parts of west allis, west milwaukee, and the south side of milwaukee. this is video of police officers directing traffic because traffic lights were out. we energies says this all had to do

is passing through wisconsin, tim kaine and donald trump is visiting today. it is a push to get you out to the polls. hillary mintz is live downtown with a look ahead. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, ben, you know, early voting has been in full swing here and in one week from today, this will again be getting ready to open and across it is why both presidential campaigns are pushing a week to go. they are trying to earn your vote. donald trump is coming to wisconsin today. mike pence was supposed to be with him. one of the high profile surrogates, former mayor rudy giuliani is campaigning in green bay. chelsea is campaigning tomorrow and thursday in wisconsin. bernie sanders campaigning for clinton in milwaukee tomorrow. that event is at 5:30. the latest mar get poll has donald trump trailing by 7 points. so it is close. both of the campaigns are it hing wisconsin hard. for now live in downtown milwaukee. "wisn 12 news this morning." >> thank you. we'll have you covered across the country on election day, watch the kov ranl starting at 4:00 p.m. a week from today nove

others blocked highways. tim, just how big were these protests? tim: in new york, around 5,000 people gathered outside of trump tower overnight. and that's just one of the cities involved. thousands of people gathered on the 101 in los angeles blocking traffic. they crowded onto city streets, blocking traffic there too. traffic was backed up for miles. los angeles police arrested at least 13 people overnight. and this is the crowd in chicago overnight. the protesters marched through downtown and onto busy streets. they walked through traffic to show their frustration with the and in san francisco, it was also a busy night as hundreds of protesters staged a sit-in outside of city hall. there were even more protests overnight in portland, oregon, philadelphia, dallas and more. back to you. today, donald trump will visit his future home. he'll be at the white house meeting with president obama. together they'll plan a smooth transition of power. the president called trump yesterday to congratulate him on winning the election. in a speech yesterday, obama and that he's proud of hil

police involved in a tense standoff right now. tim is live in the newsroom with a look at what's happening this morning. says about 400 protesters are involved in what they are calling a riot. law enforcement and protesters faced off overnight. demonstrators reportedly have been trying to cross a bridge in morton county and officials are trying to stop them. there are reports that police are using water cannons and tear gas to control the protesters. a gym in a nearby town opened up to protesters to help them stay warm as temperatures dipped into the 20's overnight. protests in north dakota have been going on for months over an oil pipeline that's under construction. protesters say it could poison the water supply for the standing rock sioux reservation. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a protest in north dakota getting support from right here in wisconsin. the hochunk tribe held a benefit in wisconsin dells yesterday raising money to support the protesters. they're speaking out against an oil pipeline. at the fundraiser, local people who have traveled t

franchised demand he give us one two. there you have it. this is tim young. he'll breakdown post election episode which always get a lot of attention after. >> dave shapel started show that thoughtful monolog and got a lot of thumbs up for that what did you think. >> i think he should have started from beginning the beginning of show which you guys didn't show was of course the funeral almost seemed like funeral for liberals or left plague the hallelujah song and it just kind of killed the vibe. i wanted them to start funny. dave chappelle was funny after that and unifying the message but to start off the show depressing. >> it was low. >> okay. here's the deal. people who know tim, tim, you approached comedy from conservative viewpoint something we don't see a lot in the world of comedy and stephen brand on discrediting donald trump. where do you go in comedy. >> their tears were so delicious. watching them be so depressed and not know what to do on election night and the night after and just kind of foolish after all the that. they thought it was a lock. john oliver 29 minutes going aft

reported overnight. let's get to tim with the latest on what happened. tim. tim: it was quite the scene around midnight as a barn and at least one car went up in flames. you're looking at video from pleasant prairie in kenosha county. the property is lo road just south of wilmot road. for a little perspective that's not far from the pleasant prairie outlet malls. the fire was so hot it peeled the siding on the garage next door. we're told no injuries were reported. no word yet on what sparked the fire. >> also new from overnight, a car starts on fire after a wrong way crash in greenfield. it happened near 76th and layton. hales corners police say officers tried stopping a car for speeding. drove the wrong way and hit an suv. the suspect and two people in the suv were hurt. >> and finally, all lanes of i-43 are back open after an overnight crash. it happened near bender road. part of the interstate was closed while emergency crews responded. we're still working to learn more about what happened and whether anyone was hurt. stay with wisn 12 news and the 12 news app for updates thro

after crashes and fires. we are going to tim with the latest from overnight. tim: come to the tv and check this out, this was a fire that was burning in kenosha county. reported on river road, not far from the outlet malls. the fire destroyed a barn there and a vehicle. in the video, it is not looking like serious damage to the home. no one was hurt. the investigators are looking into how the fire started. also new, a car crashes when trying to get away from the police. the officers tried to stop the car for speeding and the driver drove the w w an s.u.v. headon in greenfield. all lanes of 43 back open this morning after a crash by bender road. part of the interstate was closed. we are still woshlging to learn more about what happened in that incident and whether anyone was hurt. ben, back to you. ben: thank you, tim. campus police officer shot in the head at wayne state the 29-year-old officer had surgery and is recovering in the hospital. he was patrolling near campus investigating a rash of car break-ins. a person of interest is in custody but police haven't said whether that

impressive nominees. >> dierks bentley. >> eric church. >> tim mcgraw. >> chris stapleton. >> and keith urban. [ cheers and applause ] >> and this country girl is vocalist of the year. and it goes to the cma award goes to chris stapleton. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> this is chris stapleton's second win for male vocalist of the year. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> well, if dolly was still back there, i'd give her my time. but tonight has been, i've gotten to be a fan so much tonight. what a wonderful night, what a wonderful show they've put together. everybody, and the music i grew up on. and i want to thank everybody -- i love you too, sir. [ cheers and applause ] and it means so much to get to be a part of country music and country music, they're the best people in the world. country music people, all the fans. and all the people that make it, too. they're wonderful people, and i want everybody at home to know that the guys in the band and crew, i can't do it without them. they bring it every night. i want to thank my wife. i want to thank my mom, who's in the audience, and my lit

are tim? >> yes, that is right, we are looking for 23-year-old gordon white. i know his family. they are besides themselves right now. he just fell off the map. this is a picture. white has been missing since last tuesday, that was election day and last seen leaving his house on a red mountain bike, he's six hair and blue eyes. if you have any information, call the janesville police. back to you. >> tim, thank you. >> a man whose conviction gained international attention in making a murderer could be coming home by thanksgiving. brendon dassey has until noon to standing. that murder conviction overturned this summer. the state appealed, while that appeal plays out, a judge ruled that dassey should be released with supervision. the prosecutor is filing a motion to keep him behind bars. steven avery is appealing the decision. the attorney tweeted that brendon will be home for thanksgiving. >> 6:04. this morning a waukesha woman has a warning for the neighbors after being attacked while walking dogs. kathy is saying that this happened yesterday afternoon downtown waukesha. a man wearing

demonstrations in at least 7 major cities. ben: tim is live in the news room with more on this situation. tim. tim: good morning, donald trump has been the president-elect for 24 hours or so and protests are flaring up around the u.s. and thousands are marching in the streets like in chicago and chanting not my president. over on the west coast, protests growing so big that the freeway in shutdown and the crowds set fires and burned flags, similar scene in seattle. now one of the biggest protests in new york city. several groups of protestor gathered outside of the trump tower and blocking the traffic there. 15 people were arrested. we will continue to keep our eye on the protests. back to you. the white house and discussing the transition of power with president obama. we have a look ahead from washington. >> the white house is that the donald trump and president obama doesn't have a previous relationship. >> the last thing we need is four years of obama. >> this morning the president and presidenec the hatchet. >> it is no secret that we have differences. but remember, 8 year

person. tim, what have we learned about this situation? tim: this happened at west allis memorial near lincoln and 92nd street. police were looking for a man who was armed and dangerous near the hospital. police say that person was possibly suicidal. the hospital was put on lockdown as a precaution. a short time later police found the person dead. it's still not clear yet how they died. this morning, the lockdown is lifted and everything is back to normal at west allis memorial hospital. back to you. >> thank you, tim. >> lack friday has come and gone, now cyber monday is here. amazon is one major online retailer offering huge sales. that will mean a very busy day at the fulfillment center in kenosha, this is a look inside. last year on cyber monday, customers ordered 629 items per second. that's 54 million orders in a company officials say they expect this year to be even busier. >> later today, the packers take on the eagles right here on wisn 12. the pack arrived in philadelphia last night. the big 12 sports team is in philly this morning with a look ahead. >> philadelphia is known

children were killed in the crash yesterday in chattanooga, tennessee. wisn 12 news' tim elliott has the details. tim. tim: 35 elementary students were the 24-year-old driver was go too fast. the bug rolled and crashed into a tree. at least five children were killed. around 20 were taken to hospitals. now police are working to get the bus's black box so they can learn more about what happened. ben: wisn 12 news time is 5:32. millions of americans are traveling this week for thanksgiving and that has safety officials on alert. thema is live for us at the milwaukee intermodal station with a look ahead. good morning, thema. reporter: good morning, ben. a lot of extra traffic and people are coming up here to the train and bus station. at places like amtrak here, they want you to be aware of your surroundings and give yourself amtrak is asking passengers to be on the look out and report anything that seems suspicious. there is a similar message if you are headed to the airport. the air travellers have another layer of security with the tsa lines and arrive two hours before your flight

got his moment in the spotlight. tim barber shows us the touching show of support. tim: four years in a row, jeffrey has been cheering on the chantilly chargers manager. the senior cannot play because he is a form of autism called fragile x. aa few months ago, coach mike lolly had an idea. during the last game of the season >> ? oh say can you see ? tim: he would put the biggest >> he has not stopped talking about it all week. tim: tonight, he finally got a number of his own, 11. are you going to do? >> i want to score a touchdown. tim: after four years of cheering, the chargers biggest fan charged the field. >> it's nice, because never did we uniform and pulling a high school game. tim: jeffrey did not get the touchdown he was hoping for, and the play did not last all that long. hey, jeffrey, how was it? >> good! tim: but the memory for him? >> i like to play football. tim: and his family will last forever. tim barber, abc 7 news. still to come -- putting a price tag on ruining somebody's life? they are hackers for hire, and they are easier to get than you think. >> there are peop

. >> matt, thank you. a suspect shoots at a milwaukee police officer overnight. tim, you have new information? tim: yes, and the milwaukee police fired back and the suspect is in custody this morning. this happened near 26th a ruby. good morning, hillary. reporter: we have a couple of police officers here still on the scene near 27, ruby. they are investigating here. the two officers were called here for a burglary, and the next thing they know they were being shot at. after the suspect fired at the officers, they returned fire. chased down and arrested. he's a 23-year-old man and it is not the first time he's been taken into custody. this shooting remains under investigation. for live near 27th, ruby "wisn 12 news this morning." >> hillary, thank you. we were the first to report the news online overnight. get the latest news on wisn.com and the free wisn 12 news mobe app. ben. >> thank you, tim. 5:03. president-elect donald trump selected a national security advisor. we are in washington now with the latest. >> ben, later today president-elect donald trump is moving the meets to

family up, you will want to hear this. tim? >> well, no problems right now. it is monday. a lot of eyes are on chicago as the travel week is beginning. the workers are agoing to announce when they are going to strike. this strike was approved last week and now it is a waiting game to see when the 500 airport workers are going to walk off the job. the picket wouldn't shutdown o'hare but travellers there. it is baggage handles and janitors and wheelchair aten dents. >> thank you, tim. 5:03. good news for anyone planning a holiday road trip along the milwaukee lake front. the gateway project reconfigured for the first time in years, drivers can head east on cliburn to lincoln memorial drive. the project will be finished this week. the work remains on the city of the portion of the project. the crews will be adding pedestrian bridges, buildings and developing more of the third ward. but for now, if you are headed to lake front you are going to notice the changes just in time for the tra >> new this morning, people in a neighborhood are on alert saying that thieves are targeting their homes,

quiet across the system. no reason to rush. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. tim: i'm at the breaking news desk keeping an eye on a situation in iowa. two des moines police officers are dead after an overnight shooting. shot and killed in an ambush style attack. a manhunt is now underway for whoever is responsible. this starts when a suburb of des moines. the police wrapped up a press >> we are vigilant about our safety, but we have to go out and do it. people expect us to come and answer the call and we are going to do that. >> now a lot of police officers are nervous, that suspect is still on the run right now. those police officers by the way were killed separately while sitting in their squad cars. police say they were clearly targeted. i'll be watching for new information ug ben: now to video you'll see only on wisn 12 news. news chopper 12 was overhead when a bank robbery suspect was arrested after a dangerous police chase through three counties. police say the man robbed a north shore bank in milwaukee then jumped into a white van and sped away. the chase passed

site overlooking new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adami. that man there, peter schiff, euro pacific capital in danger of becoming extinction. >>> and energy stocks pushing the markets to new highs, but dennisgartman saying don't trust the rallies. he'll be here. and the one site that has tim seymour so excited, he won't stop talking about it. what it is and why he's so bullish. >>> the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq and the russell i'll all hitting new highs. should you keep buying stocks at these levels? guy. >> scary, mel. welcome back. we missed you last week. >> good to be back. >> so try to be a little more sincere. >> i missed you too! >> thank you, appreciate that. for me, it scares me up here without question. i've been scared for months now. i'll say this. the key has always been, in my opinion, the russell verifying this move to the up side in the s&p and over the last couple days it has. so iwm continues to trade above 130, i think it's okay. sectors you want to still be in we have been steadfast, defense stocks continue

. >> a wave of protestor marched to the steps of the capitol building in madison. and tim, you have new video in the news room. >> tim: yes, a thousand people marched in madison and participating in the protest. the police say it was a mostly pauseful gathering. they carry chanted down to the capitol building. the group held a moment of silence and continued to protest with the mega-phones and chapts at the capitol. they are going to continue to fight against president-elect trump for the next four years. >> in portland they are cleaning up from the protests that turned violent. the groups damaged the cars at windows at businesses. today president-elect trump is moving forward in the transition in washington. reporter: on the streets of portland, the police clashed with the crowds with the demonstrators. they protested around the country from california to minnesota to the white house. >> trump is a >> trump wrote... a whirl wind washington visit for the incoming president they toured the capitol. and visited the white house, meeting with the respective counter parts as the president an

tim to walk us through some of the highlights. tell us about the gift guide. tim: we wanted to come up with 22 of the most luxurious items you good -- you could buy for the holidays. jonathan: start with this. tim: very appropriate. this is a ralph lauren mixologist set. basically an opportunity for you to own a piece of the polo bar at home. ralph lauren opened the polo bar. it is full of people on horses. a lot of leather, and it is very luxurious. emma: how does this tie into the polo bar? tim: you have the same leather they have on the chairs in the restaurant. you have the plaid pattern on the inside. the color of the pillows and the curtains. and you have the opportunity to make four really great drinks. you have four lowball glasses etched with the signature polo player. you have brass coasters. exclusively at the polo bar. a decanter and these cute little toothpicks in the shape of a polo mallet. jonathan: how much will this set me back? tim: $4000. emma: enough about this because i want to talk about that. what is this? tim: this is the montclair jacket. it is $2000 and it

standoff right now. tim is live in the newsroom with a look at what's happening this morning. tim. tim: a sheriff's spokesperson says about 4000 protesters are involved in what they are calling a riot. law enforcement and protesters faced off overnight. demonstrators reportedly have been trying to cross a bridge in morton county and officials are trying to stop them. there are reports that police are using water cannons and tear gas to control the protesters. a gym in a nearby town opened up to protesters to help them stay warm as temperatures dipped into the 20's overnight. protests in north dakota have been going on for months over an oil pipeline that's under construction. protesters say it could poison the water supply for the standing rock sioux reservation. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a protest in north dakota getting support from right here in wisconsin. the hochunk tribe held a benefit protesters. they're speaking out against an oil pipeline. protesters say it could poison the water source for a native american reservation. at the fundraiser, local p

is coming into focus but getting mixed reviews. tim barber joins us. tim: tens of millions of dollars. alison, we are walking along the key bridge and the gondola would go to the north side of the bridge. opponents it would cost too much money, but proponents say it could ease congestion on the road and sidewalks. alan crosby has lived in the area half a century. how has traffic changed over tim: he is applauding a proposal to have a gondola from georgetown to the rosslyn metro station, which they believe could ease congestion on the key bridge. depending on which lane of traffic you are in, sometimes the key to the key bridge is walking instead of driving, but not everyone is on board. >> i think it is an all thought idea. tim: she is not alone. a proposed meeting, and some people do not believe it is worth the estimated $90 million price tag. >> it's a waste of taxpayer dollars. tim: being in the air is definitely one of the best ways to take in the sights. people against the proposal saying have a line across the potomac would be an eyesore. crosby is ok with that as long i'm for i

the new administration continue this weekend, tim, this was the scene in new york. >> yeah, that protest orbed by immigrants' right group make the road new york. marched from the trump hotel to the tower and carrying signs in english and spanish. march. seven ore cities held the protests over the weekend. this is a march in philadelphia. they said it was in support of those feeling marginalized by the incoming administration. now it was a different scene in portland, oregon and protestor were out for the fifth day and getting ugly and 71 arrests. >> tim, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 5:04. it may be summerfest. >> yes, overnight the first two head liners are announced for 2017. hillary mintz is live at the summerfest grounds with the big announcement. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, it is time to give it away now, the first two major head liners, red hot chille peppers and pink. just put it up on the screen it is going to be rocking. ?? reporter: classic. the rock icons are opening night june 28th. july 2nd it is time to get the it is a decade since both arti

joking about trying to stay disciplined. hillary clinton will be deploying her running mate tim kaine to arizona later today entirely in spanish to appeal to hispanic voters. this is the all spanish event by a major party nominee. live in washington, nikole killion. ben: thank you. and stay with us to bring -- and stay with us because we will bring you covered both on-air and online starting at four -- 4:00 p.m. on tuesday. the time is 6:08. what a stretch of weather data ky yesterday. sally: some patchy fog is around. we may see fog tonight and early tomorrow. over the next few days, the days are sunny and dry and the nights are clear and cool. in racine, a little bit of fog. looking at fair visibility. 41 degrees in sheboygan. we have lots of moisture in the lower parts of the atmosphere. dense fog advisory stretching into northern illinois as well. we will get to sunshine, those details later. matt: should not have any problems on the road. 43 in keith, no -- 43 and keith, no problems here. . we are clear everywhere as far as delays are concerned. looking good. no reason to r

brazilian soccer team killed in an overnight plane crash. tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> people want cause dz the plane to crash. there is a possibility of the plane running out of fuel or a possible electrical failure. 81 people were on board the plane when it went down overnight in south america. most of the passengers and crew are believed to be dead. the crash happened in a mountainous area near medell?n, colombia. emergency crews are at the crash site right now. among the passengers were members of the brazilian soccer team chapecoense. the south american soccer federation has canceled all activities until further notice. ben, back to you. ben: thanks, tim. abc news is working to learn more about the overnight plane crash in colombia. look for the latest updates today on "good morning america" starting at 7:00 a.m. ben: looking ahead, protests are planned today at 20 airports across the country, including o'hare in chicago. hillary mintz is live from mitchell international here in milwaukee. reporter: mitchell is not on the list, but could be impacted. we have a

' tim elliott has the details. tim. tim: 35 elementary students were on the bus in chattanooga on their way home yesterday. officials say the bus rolled and crashed into a tree. at least five children were killed. around 20 were taken to hospitals. police say the 24-year-old driver was going tooas he's facing five charges of vehicular homicide and could face more charges. now police are working to get the bus's black box so they can learn more about what happened. ben, back to you. >> thank you, tim. ben: wisn 12 news time is 4:32. millions of americans are traveling this week for thanksgiving and that has safety officials on alert. air and rail passengers are being reminded to allow enough time to go through security. this week is amtrak's busiest time of the year. to be on the lookout and to report unattended bags or anything else that seems suspicious. triple-a projects that 48 million americans will travel more than 50 miles from home this week. the vast majority of people will drive, but there will still be a spike in other transportation options like airplanes, trains, buses, and

behind bars chargeed in the crash that killed six students on his bus. here with tim in the news room, what are you learning about this case. tim: this story breaks your fast yesterday afternoon. the bus was a mile away from the school and ran off the road and crashed into the trees and flipped over. you can see the defation to the bus there. 23 children hurt and sent to the hospital and range in rage from kindergarten through fiveth grade. the driver is facing a number of charges. no otherar this. the schools are open today with grief counsellors on hand for the students that need them. ben? >> thank you, tim. a woman is in the hospital after being hit by a car in milwaukee. that happened this morning. the police say a 34-year-old victim ran into the street and hit. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the police. they are still looking into what happened. 5:02. the suspect in a hit and run crash that killed a five-year-old girl in milwaukee will be in court. police say he was behind the wheel this month and crashed into the little girl walking to church. if convict