got off to a rocky start in some locations. plus.. resignation request! why a milwaukee county leader is calling on sheriff david clarke to step down. good morning and welcome weather a very stubborn low is very slowly exiting our area today with high pressure moving to our south. that will mean a slow drying today with a few breaks in the clouds late. temperatures will get into the mid to upper 30s today and stay in that range through sunday. a new low arrives sunday with rain and snow likely. we could see up to an inch of accumulation. we warm into the low 40s monday anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays the counting continues today --- ballots go under the microscope for the second straight day. and the clock is ticking... for election officials to get the job done. we have team coverage this morning. angelica is in the newsroom following the late night count going on in waukehsa county. but first we start with deandra corinthios live from the milwaukee election commission warehouse --- where thi

meanwhile, the recount rolls on in milwaukee county-- as additional communities join milwaukee, in continuing the work. justin williams shares more from milwaukee. are you? day two, a write-in for bernie sanders with tim kaine as vice president. begets more bickering because tim kaine is a valid candidate, i think it should be counted as hillary. over botched ballots, theres no way to determine that their, the voters, intent was to vote for clinton, when she, when this voter wrote-in bernie sanders. as the recount continues, in write-in, and, therefore, that vote would only be counted as a scattering vote. friday, dozens of volunteers take a tally of milwaukee countys contribution to the 2016 presidential campaign, as hundreds of thousands of votes are recounted. we have different municipalities in, today, in addition to the city of milwaukee, than you had, yesterday. milwaukee county clerk, joe czarnezki, explains, the morning hours are dedicated to verifying absentee ballots, while the afternoon involves counting ballots. milwaukee will be recounting throughout order to count all

in milwaukee -- where the state's largest machine recount is underway. no major issues reported on day one of the wisconsin recount. here in milwaukee county, a slow start, but the vote is little changed. only eight absentee ballots that previously counted were rejected upon milwaukee county election inspectors - sworn in for the presidential recount. do solemnly swear... but then - everything stopped. a supporter of green party candidate jill stein objected to the election commissions decision to test only two of the 30 recount. yes im making an objection to only testing one machine versus all the machines :31 milwaukee county commissioners then decided to test all of them. one of them was broken, and had to be fixed. the objector, mark kowalski of greenfield, said the delay was worth it. theres nothing like a 100 percent quality check. if youre in a factory and theres a problem, sometimes you have to check everything :13 the first city of milwake the machines just after noon. nats -- feeding ballots suburban ballots, two hours later. besides the 130 election inspectors...represen

now at 10-- a fox6 exclusive. prosecutors said a milwaukee mother failed to protect her 3-year-old son from deadly abuse. tonight we've learned she died of an overdose. plus-- he spent time behind bars-- now a milwaukee police officer is up for a promotion. and-- it's the first day of an historic event. how the recount is going across south east wisconsin. tiny menominee county is already done with their recount. others say they'll have a hard time meeting the deadline. tonight we have team coverage. brittany shannon is live in the newsroom with the latest from dodge county. but let's begin with ben handelman-- he's live in milwaukee. hillary clinton has cut into donald trump's lead by 1 vote--- thanks to results in menominee county. here in milwaukee county, it was a slow start. after day 1--- almost no problems re it was not a speedy kick off. we got off to a slower start than we anticipated. in milwaukee, at the request of the green party each and every ballot machine was tested taking extra hours. eventually--- recount workers hit their stride to very few problems. in brown dee

officials-- and volunteers say they're prepared. to recount ballots by hand. here in milwaukee, they're tallying up ballots using a machine. our deandra corinthios has more on the statewide recount from the city's election commission warehouse. all of the ballots for milwaukee county have been moved to this location... they're under lock and key...and guarded...until 9 am...when the transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves more than 440-thousand ballots all together. the final decision will be made this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. 14 counties will use optical scanners for the recount...including waukesha and sheboygan counties 48 counties will recount the vote by hand... including ozaukee, jefferson and kenosha counties. 10 will use both - like walworth county. in our area, costs range from 36- thousand in sheboygan county... to more than a half million in milwaukee county. for milwaukee co there will be a wide va

wausau, 18 around milwaukee and racine. bundle up if you're going out tonight. we have breaks. we are watching this low pressure starting to generate snow over the intermountain region which will affect us. 22 degrees at 8:00 if you're going out tonight, 21 at 10:00. i'll tell you how much snow we're goi to get saturday night and see even sunday night. i'll tell you all that in just a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> as we head into the next few chilly days, we spoke with people about how they're dealing with winter's arrival. >> she is only partly frozen. >> reporter: this is my first actual wisconsin winter. i know it's going to get worse. you don't have to remind me. milwaukee river slowly start to freeze over tonight, with colder temperatures on the way. with a bitter chill and gusty winds, people are quickly adjusting to our first cold snap, and preparing for what's to come. >> a little cool, but it's going to get worse next week. >> reporter: warner says he's still holding off on wearing a hat. >> i would rather have two weeks ago when it was 50 degrees. next week i'll put a hat

six...one of three men charged in the death of a five-year-old milwaukee girl.. is expected to learn his fate in milwaukee county court today. carl barrett is charged with first degree reckless homicide.. and three counts of recklessly endangering safety... in the death of laylah petersen. investigators say he was the second gunman involved in the crime. petersen was shot in 20-14 while sitting on her grandfather's lap.it took about a ?year? before "barrett"... "arliss gordon" and "paul death. 3 new this morning... a milwaukee man is behind bars after a police chase ends in a crash.officers say they were responding to a report of shots fired around three this morning... near 89th and mill road in milwaukee.that's when they say the 24-year-old driver quickly sped away... and crashed into a tree near 95th and allyn.the driver was taken to the hospital and treated... and then taken into custody on a prior warrant. police say a gun was found in the suspect's vehicle. 3 now to a developing story... another incident at the home and cbs 58 has learned...this is actually the ?third? crime co

day... large crates filled with ballots leave milwaukee county storage wednesday morning in preparation for the massive state-wide presidential recount. they will be under lock and key tonight and once the ballot bags have been opened, there will be 24- hour security provided by the sheriffs department. the tight security is the result of strict guidelines... outlined in full detail through a teleconference 'good morning...' a judge denied former green party presidential candidate jill steins request to force a state hand recount late tuesday night. some municipalities, however, will opt to process the recount by hand: 48 counties across the state... including dodge, ozaukee and washington... will still proceed with a hand recount. 14 counties... like milwaukee, racine and waukesha... will use optical scanners. 10 counties across the state will use both methods...like walworth county. walworth is asking for volunteers to serve as ab had some calls from counties this week that they are having a little bit of a challenge finding enough people.' ...while others like jefferson c

now at 8:00 the election recount for milwaukee is over... but a federal judge is considering ending the recount for the entire state. the latest on the upcoming hearing in madison. plus - we are tracking a storm system that's headed our way this weekend. and accumulation is likely. how much we can expect to see here in southeast milwaukee. good morning and welcome back to wakeup.. time now x:xx adlib weather forecast forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello a mix of clouds and sunshine today with high temperatures reaching into the low to middle 20s. clouds increase overnight with lows in the teens. two storm systems first bringing snow by afternoon/evening saturday. the second system will continue the snow throughout the day sunday and potentially into monday morning. 3- 4 of snow is possible by sunday morning but storm totals will be higher by monday morning. stay tuned. today: mix of clouds and sunshine. chilly. high: 24 wind: nw 8-12 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 12 wind: w 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = s

am 8 absentee ballots in milwaukee county were rejected due to errors. and...one of the voting machines had to be fixed. thursday elections commissioners decided to publicly test only two of the 30 voting machines being green party candidate jill stein objected. milwaukee county commissioners then decided to test all 30. one of them was broken, and had to be fixed that's why they didn't start counting votes until three hours past the original start time. the first city of milwaukee ballots finally got fed through the machines just after noon. suburban ballots, two hours later. besides 130 inspectors, representatives from the republican, democratic and green parties were also here to challenge questionable ballots. "there improperly filed " hillary clinton trails donald trump by over 22,000 votes. there is no indication the numbers have shifted very much after the recount's first day. the deadline to finish the recount is december 12 reporting in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. meanwhile, workers in waukesha county stayed until midnight feeding ballots through the machin

the pink. 22 milwaukee. not a lot at cathedral square or in racine, but some pictures are coming in. look at that camera. it does show the snow falling on i-94 and us 18. tonight and tomorrow, not recommending driving. it will not be pleasant. the side streets will be. this is a powdery snow. -- this side streets will be bad. this is a powdery snow. stay inside, watch christmas movies, and stick with us for the latest updates. next, amounts and the full adrienne: thank you. several local communities already declaring snow emergencies. pleasant prairie and burlington are in effect right now. kenosha starts at midnight . watertown's snow emergency is set to begin tomorrow evening. we will keep you updated on that. and don't forget about the parking rules in the city of milwaukee. the dpw says they will let us know if and when the four-inch rule starts. so pay attention to the signs on the street. street, you could get a ticket or be towed. salt trucks hit the streets in milwaukee at 2:00 this afternoon to get ahead of the snow. and it's important for you to be prepared as well. 12 new

election recount getting underway right now in milwaukee --- after a slow start in some locations. and the clock is ticking... for election officials to get the morning. angelica is in the newsroom following the late night count going on in waukehsa county. but first we start with deandra corinthios live from the milwaukee election commission warehouse. ballot counting begins at 8 am 8 absentee ballots in milwaukee county were rejected due to errors. and...one of the voting machines had to be fixed. thursday elections commissioners decided to publicly test only two of the the recount... but a supporter of green party candidate jill stein objected. milwaukee county commissioners then decided to test all 30. one of them was broken, and had to be fixed that's why they didn't start counting votes until three hours past the original start time. the first city of milwaukee ballots finally got fed through the machines just after noon. suburban ballots, two hours later. besides 130 inspectors, representatives from the republican, democratic and green parties were also here to challenge have be

? we are at the milwaukee county courthouse this morning and inside sits the milwaukee county clerks office. and they have been busy over the past several days preparing for the recount. workers will begin recounting milwaukee county's ballots--at officials say will take right up to the 8 pm, december 12th deadline.milwaukee county election officials say they are ready to count the more than 444-thousand ballots. municipalities are assigned a time to come and count their votes-- every day about 130 people will be working.at least 2 sheriff's deputies will guard the ballots at all times during the recount--and in the end- county officials expect to see little change in the results. joe czarnezki, milwaukee county clerk 11;31;51 that would be extremely rare. we have confidence that our voting equnt recount is open to the public-- you do need a photo id to get in.coming up in our next half hour, we'll break down how many counties plan on using machines, and how many plan on recounting by hand. live in mke. kyle aevermann. cbs58 news. 3 stay with cbs 58 as we continue to cover this devel

corinthios... who's live on milwaukee's south side...from the city's election commission warehouse. all of the ballots for milwaukee county have been moved to this location... they're under lock and key...and wednesday... ballots were transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves more than 440-thousand ballots all together. the final decision will be made this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. 14 counties will use optical scanners for the recount...including waukesha and sheboygan counties 48 counties will recount the vote by hand... including ozaukee, 10 will use both - like walworth county. in our area, costs range from 36- thousand in sheboygan county... to more than a half million in milwaukee county. for milwaukee county... were not anticipating there will be a wide variance in the vote totals. i dont think were going to see a change in the outcome of the winner of the election in wisconsin. be certified and completed by d

final municipality in milwaukee county to complete its recount. to wrap this up as the final community in the county feels like a real achievement. as of thursday afternoon... the wisconsin elections commission reports 47 of the state recount... thats approximately 82 percent of all ballots. despite claims of machines being hacked and widespread problems... the discrepancies between recount and election night results have been minor. so far... hillary clinton is up 556 votes... while president elect trump is up 496. the results of the election are not going to change in this recount. milwaukee county clerk joe czarnezki says the only hiccup came wednesday... when the city of an office in city hall. in a statement... the greenfield city clerk explains what happened: quote during the recount it was realized wards 1, 3, and 12 did not have all their ballots from the polls on election day. poll workers in these wards did not properly package the ballots at the end of election day for transport to milwaukee county. czarnecki says the 400 missing ballots were hand counted to make sure they m

knack for fashion...and for taking cash. milwaukee police are handling this case. marquette university urges students to use campus safety resources at night. in milwaukee, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. breaking news from cudahy. police are looking for a man wanted for child enticement. he was last seen this afternoon on edgerton and swift avenue. they say - while driving - he three times this afternoon while she was walking home. the made sexual comments and then propositioned her for sex. he's described white, average to slightly heavy build, late 20's to early 30's, a chest length brown beard. wearing a baseball hat and driving a blue or gray 4-door sedan. if you know anything call cudahy police department. and we're following an investigation from west allis tonight - a hit and police say a woman was hit around 6 tonight -and the vehicle sped off. no word on the woman's condition--or the vehicle in question. disturbing news new information from dodge county authorities. three people are now charged in connection to a murder case. "sesalie dixon" was found dead inside a truck -- par

arrested in connection with a death of a seven-year-old milwaukee boy. >> police say he suffered multiple injuries before dying at the hospital. coreen zell is live with the latest. korean? >> reporter: -- coreen? >> reporter: george and carol we don't know specifics about the child's injuries. police are awaiting on the autopsy to determine what exactly caused his death. police are investigating the death of a seven-year-old child on the south side as a homicide. they've arrested two women in their 40's in connection to the crime a act to prevent bodily harm. neighbors say the seven-year-old boy lived here with his mother. >> it's terrible. it's terrible. >> reporter: police say the boy was taken from a home near south 19th and national tuesday and brought to the hospital with numerous injuries. the seven-year-old died a few hours later. >> you know, it's kind of hard explaining this to my children when they see these kids. >> reporter: a woman arrested today is booked on preliminary charges of physical abuse of a that same woman was convicted in 2003 for involvement in the deat

corinthios... who's live on milwaukee's south side...from the city's election commission warehouse. all of the ballots for milwaukee county have been moved to this location... they're under lock and key...and guarded...until 9 am...when the transported from the milwaukee county courthouse to the election commission warehouse. the recount effort in milwaukee county involves more than 440-thousand ballots all together. the final decision will be made this morning by the board of canvassers, the county election commission recommends the recount be done by machine. 14 counties will use optical scanners for the recount...including waukesha and sheboygan counties 48 counties will recount the vote kenosha counties. 10 will use both - like walworth county. in our area, costs range from 36- thousand in sheboygan county... to more than a half million in milwaukee county. for milwaukee county... were not anticipating there will be a wide variance in the going to see a change in the outcome of the winner of the election in wisconsin. the recount results will have to be certified and completed

12 news this morning, a milwaukee woman thrown to the ground. her car gone in a flash. the warning she has for or drivers after a sudden attack plus, not even a a live in their lifetime, local students draw inspiration from dr. martin luther king, jr. and first a live look outside on this saturday morning. a chilly start to the day. we're timing out when the snow arrives tomorrow and how much you need to shovel. with that, good morning. and thank you for joining us on wisn 12 news this morning. 7:00 a.m. on this saturday, december 3rd. i'm andy choi. here is meteorologist jeremy nelson, good morning. jeremy: hey. the weekend is here. a live look outside of the weather window before when snow arrives. dry conditions this morning. clouds above downtown milwaukee. and the third straight day with mainly cloudy skies here across southeastern wisconsin. a chill in the air area, it is 33 degrees. the wind is almost 10 miles per hour. feels-like temperature or wind chill is down into the middle 20's. probably want an extra layer with the heavier coat this morning. the temperatures across t

.... milwaukee officials say -- they are. fox6's myra sanchick has am low: 23 high: 26 wind: w 5-15 mph even if you aren't ready with the first major snowfall of season on the way.... milwaukee officials say -- they are. fox6's myra sanchick has more on what the city is doing. as sure as the the snow falls each year, the day before that salt, shovels, snowblowers and i'm sure tomorrow morning we'll see more of it bliffert's is one of many hardware stores now in the thick of it. people always procrastinate,put it off here we go the predictions are that soon the area will be in the thick of it. wednesday brine was put on streets, an anti icing operation that is intended to stop this weekend's snow from sticking. it's worked on the past on bridges, and now it is on major saturday we will be starting the operation by calling in 102 drivers and deploying 102 salt trucks to get into the districts, the residential streets and pre salt those areas plow blades are being mounted onto garbage trucks to get ready for snow accumulation. it is important in the winter that we follow parking regula

home. fox 6's ashley sears is live in milwaukee with the effort to make sure the homeless stay safe. it is frigid outside tonight. most people can escape to their homes. but not everyone has the luxury. nats on a night like place to to be is out in it-- 14:19 it was miserable. especially--if that is one of your only options. 14:21 i didnt have anywhere to go, just walking around. brian brown knows the pain of the bone chilling cold. he used to be homeless in milwaukee. 16:11 you just wonder, you shelter and help at repairers of the breach. he's now a cook here and helps others in need. 16:57 when they come here i make them feel warm welcomed and loved. he's now working double. the daytime shelter has extended it's hours during the bitter cold. 06:26 we greet them, ofr a hot shower, a hot cup of coffee, a hot meal, a sleeping bag, a pillow and a place to sit. they get ready for a busy night-- putting out food, scarves and hats. on monday night--12 people passed through, tuesday afternoon more than 100. that number is expected to snowball. 07:48 we open our doors and we welcome them i

. alternate side parking at night remains in effect across milwaukee... that means you need to move your car to the even side of the street or risk getting a ticket and towed away.people who ignored warnings sunday... walked out to their cars today to find a ticket on their windshield. <" 75000 is it tough finding parking in the winter with all the restrictions? yes 06 but i'm kind of glad they're there too because that means you're going to get smooth streets 10 "><"83505 it's kind of tough to move your vehicle on that short of time when everybody else is scrambling for a parking spot 11"> overnight parking is prohibited on major arterial streets and bus routes, even mostly clear conditions for drivers on the highway tonight. here's a live look.d-o-t crews were out all weekend... working around the clock on the roads and behind the scenes.ann sterling takes us inside the d-o-t's command center as it shifts into high gear. when flurries fall... workers at the department of transportation are hard at work making sure the roads are free of trouble spots. 10.11.31-35 depending on the w

had a few inches two weeks ago. we did not get measurable snow in milwaukee. this will be happening, moving in right now, off towards iowa and moving in. it right there, some light flurries towards our west. the kids are going to be so excited. this is the kind of stuff that makes good snowballs. 33 degrees, 28 overnight, and that will create a good scenario for that packing snow. it will not be a time, but will cause issues on the road here it next, i will talk accumulation, and what the primary impact will be for your sunday, coming up next. sheldon: thank you very much. milwaukee's department of public works says crews are brining streets with a salt and water mixture before tomorrow's snow. they have another 100 truck drivers on standby. adrienne: you can track the snow from your phone or tablet. just download the wisn 12 news app. you can find the latest weather conditions right down to your street. sheldon: we're learning new information about the tragic fire at a rave in california missing and possibly dead. and we're learning a madison d.j. scheduled to perform there last ni

milwaukee. four people are now dead... one is hospitalized. all-- from unrelated shootings. our angelica sanchez has a break down of the overnight gunfire. screaming and gunfire--- thats what police say a neighbor appleton and florist. when police arrived they discovered a 38-year-old woman and 36-year-old man both from milwaukee with gunshot wounds. both died at the scene. an 11-year old and 16-year old were discovered hiding in a room. they are not suspects and were not injured. a relative who did not wish to be identified said new living arrangements are being made for the children, who are still trying to make sense of what happened. . these were not the only lives lost to gunfire overnight. at 9:30 pm wednesday, a 67- while driving near 36th and thurston. his car kept running and struck a fire hydrant... telephone pole and then crashed into this home. the debris is still visible. a nearby neighbor describes what she heard. ' i heard this thump after i heard the thump i... saw all these flashing red and blue lights i knew something happened and went back to bed. police say n

other siblings, im sorry- i just really need to know who did this. milwaukee police say theyre trying to answer that question. monday night, an inspector tells us police have no suspect and no motive, adding its too soon to tell if johnson was the intended target. milwaukees most recent homicide happened shortly before six oclock. down. its too many kids losing their lives behind nonsense violence. relatives say johnson died at her moms house. police say the shooter fired into the building from outside. both investigators, and a grieving big sister, want to know who pulled the trigger. were hurting behind this, like, a lot. were hurting a lot behind this. this really is gonna be tough for us to go through. just pray for us. for neighbors this is, sadly, a less than two months ago, the owner of a bar at this corner was shot and killed in his business. live at 35th and silver spring, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. ted thanks aj and more breaking news - this from cudahy. several people displaced after a fire at this building on creekside and college around 7:00 tonight. . no word on

is to call them on the phone number listed on their website. on milwaukee's northwest side, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. ben thank brit nearly there! team coverage of wisconsin's election recount, tonight. it's more than 80 percent complete -- and milwaukee county is now finished! mary stoker smith is live in the newsroom with what's changed today. there was a hold up tonight as ballots got jammed in one of the machines - milwaukee county closed the book on its recount. yeah .. clapping george martin -- representative for the green party -- spoke as the recount finished. he praised milwaukee county clerks and staff for their hard work. "this has been a real rush, it was a week ago today that the count began and it was 6 days before that this whole effort in the legal stuff was consuming us here in wisconsin and so we moved through with oconto counties are expected to wrap up their recounts this weekend. live in the newsroom mary stoker smith fox 6 news. steph thanks mary now that the election recount in milwaukee county is over. what's next? madeline anderson explains. delivered. ta

december 1st. that means winter parking regulations across the city of milwaukee are now in effect. pete zervakis is live with downtown to explain what you need to know... starting today and running all require alternate side, night parking. park on the odd side of the street for odd numbered days... and the opposite for even numbered days on the calendar. that's to help department of public works crews more efficiently - and safely - remove snow. there are some exceptions to the regulations: for example overnight parking is banned on major, arterial streets and bus routes. and overnight parking is allowed on both sides of some unless dpw announces a snow plow - or other public works operation - will happen overnight on that street. d-p-w says always look at any posted signs before you park. those signs take precedence an important message from police as it's getting colder.... lock your cars... and don't leave them idling to warm up.wauwatosa police got the first idling car theft report of the season yesterday. the city of milwaukee actually has an ordinance prohibiting people from allo

. sheldon: another live look of again, president-elect donald trump has landed in milwaukee. police officers have blocked traffic on this stretch here. this is where the motorcade is expected to make its way to that thank you rally. patrick: thank you very much. david clark just walked out onto the stage. he is a prominent supporter donald trump, walking out to loud applause inside the expo center at state fair park. the crowd has been ready, out here since 4:00 this afternoon. wisconsin is the fifth stop on his thank you tour. donald trump was the first republican presidential candidate to win michigan since 1988. >> you will be the captains of together, we will raise incomes and create millions and millions of new jobs. patrick: he has already visited north carolina, ohio, iowa, and michigan. later this week, pennsylvania, florida, and alabama. milwaukee county sheriff david clark is on stage right now. trump will also be joined by high pro r appearance with trump in wisconsin. senator ron johnson and governor scott walker will speak at this rally. >> it is really there a event, s

. reporting live in racine, rikki mitchell, today's tmj4. >> a hazmat team from milwaukee called to an elementary school in green bay, after an incident which has some fifth graders students and staff at lincoln elementary were evacuated and then were moved to a safe area of the building. a child may have brought it from home. >>> emotions running high in wauwatosa, one day after the d.a. decided not to charge the officer who killed jay anderson. >> live at the police department tonight. brandon, you talked with the family's attorney today. what did he have to say? >> reporter: i did, and he says that the family wants justice charged. the attorney tells me that jay anderson's family is highly upset. they didn't like that no charges are being brought against wauwatosa police officer. >> accountability is very important. >> reporter: since the announcement was made, the family has decided to pursue federal charges. >> they feel very strongly from everything they've read and seen, that the officer should be hours for the family but it's been a wild 24 hours for wauwatosa police. when talk

with the latest from dodge county. but let's begin with ben handelman-- he's live in milwaukee. hillary clinton has cut into donald trump's lead by 1 vote--- thanks to results in menominee county. here in milwaukee county, it was a slow start. after day 1--- almost no problems are found with the ballots. it was n we got off to a slower start than we anticipated. in milwaukee, at the request of the green party each and every ballot machine was tested taking extra hours. eventually--- recount workers hit their stride to very few problems. in brown deer, it was discovered one person sent in two absentee ballots. in milwaukee county-- some ballots rejected. there have been a couple that have been rejected because they were improperly filed. 8 to be exact. the first municipality to finish river hills. the numbers there matching perfectly with election day results. onlookers include representatives from the clinton, green, and trump campaigns. i don't know if they wanted to give money to the state of wisconsin and pay that fee. we're here anyhow. hillary clinton trails donald trump b

only on fox 6 - targeted by scammers. they got away with not only money, but a milwaukee business' identity. fox 6's brittany shannon tells us how scammers are using that stolen information to defraud other companies... this is an alert for business owners. a recent scam is targeting them...and on the national level. it's they lose money, the thieves then stole their identity... it's another day at the office for phil areddia. "38:12 very shocking" sifting through emails from potential customers. "40:00 hello sales. my name is, then its our sales managers name of the john m ellsworth company" but this is a customer employees know to steer clear of. "38:24 they could fool a lot of people" ellworth were fooled a year ago. they received an email claiming to be from a reputable company asking for a quote on products. "36:51 we shipped a small portion out and when they changed the shipping at the last minute somebody said something doesnt look right here 37:00" the goods were sent to a fake address and ellsworth lost about one thousand dollars. the apparent "reputable company" turned o

milwaukee county sheriff david clarke has more choice words for a county supervisor demanding his resignation... resignation... the sheriff saying on facebook that supervisor supreme moore okomunde has some nerve blaming the sheriff for four deaths in the jail in less than a year when hundreds are overdoseing in the county. county.the sheriff as about the 217 heroin related deaths in milwaukee county or the 138 homicides in the city of milwaukee in 2016."... and quote "this goof is what plagues milwaukee county." 3 the jail deaths have also led to friction between the sheriff and medical examiner. cbs 58's april dovorany has that. we got a hold of these emails today and found out the chief medical examiner says he was threatened by the sheriff about the jail deaths to us. back in october-we were the first tv station to report that four deaths happened inside the milwaukee county jail this year. emails show.....a day ?after our report aired....the sheriff called chief medical examiner brian peterson-threatening to get his license revoked. for example...in an email sent to county ex

, one from the district attorney, one from the milwaukee police department, plus of course as you just showed us, that dash camera video, the first time that we got to see what transpired between the officer and jay anderson. we will never be able to hear the audio because the dash camera does not record that. the officer says he found him in the park sleeping wn gun on the passenger seat. the officer says he told anderson to keep his hands up. in the video you see anderson's hands raised. you can see in the video anderson's hands drop once, raise back and get back down again. that's when the officer opened fire. he shoots six times. five times in the head, once in the shoulder. >> i've watched that video at least 20 times, and i was able forwards, backwards, frame by frame. i could take as much time as i needed. the police officer had less than one second to make the decision. a trained police officer who reasonably believes there is an imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to themselves or someone else is authorized by law to use deadly force. >> the medical examiner said and

now at seven ---- breaking overnight --- a man and woman found shot and killed inside a milwaukee ho say two children were found inside the room. ahead in a live report --- what we know about the victims. plus... more than 400 missing ballots are found in greenfield. coming up -- what it means as the recount deadline gets closer. and we are tracking flurries this morning. ahead weather expert stephanie barichello has details on when we'll see more snow and just how cold it's going to get! good morning and welcome back to weather blustery and chilly this morning with wind chills in the single digits. expect flurries and some light snow showers throughout the day. high temperatures will reach into the middle and upper 20s with wind chills in the teens. overnight 20. filtered afternoon sun expected friday as a high pressure passes to our south then snow showers move in saturday evening and continue sunday. behind the snow we see even colder air move into southeast wisconsin. highs will only reach into the teens with lows in the single digits. today: scattered flurries/light snow show

-- from municipalities across the area. let's start with ben handelman who is in milwaukee county. hillary clinton officially cut the lead by one vote up in menominee. here in milwaukee county, this today. they are just wrapping up now. day 1--- found almost no problems with the votes. it has never happened in the state of wisconsin-- until now. across the state-- each and every ballot cast in the presidential election, is being counted again. we got off to a slower start than we an green party each and every ballot machine was tested taking extra hours. in waukesha-- they too were slow out of the gate. obviously today is really kind of iffy becuase we don't know how long each step will take. eventually--- recount workers hit their stride to very few problems. in brown deer, it was discovered one person sent in two absentee ballots. in milwaukee county-- some ballots rejected. there have been a couple that have been rejected because trhey municipality to finish their recount in milwaukee county, the tiny village of river hills. one worker says the recount-- matched up perfectly wi

milwaukee police tell us this was a shooting. neighbors called them when they heart gunshots...and screaming. milwaukee police officers responded to a home at appleton and florist around 1:3 and a woman in bed, shot to death. police say the victims had been shot multiple times. police also found two kids in the room. a teenager...and an 11 year old were hiding in the bedroom. police tell us they were not harmed...and are not considered suspects. police also say this is not a murder suicide investigation. police tell us the victims were both in their 30s. they have not released their names. and more breaking news this morning. a man in his sixties is dead after a shooting and crash. officials say the victim was inside a car that hit a couple of signs and power pole before rolling to a stop at a home near 36th and thurston. emergency crews attempted c-p-r but the man died. afterward they found a gunshot wound on his back. police say the man was from out of town. police continue to investigate. also new - police are searching armed robbery at the wing stop restaurant near 76th and goo

of the recount is just hours away. the latest on the process across the state. a milwaukee county supervisor-- asking the sheriff to step down. what problems the supervisor says he is seeing in the county jails. rob joins us now with more on the weather. rob's weather a very stubborn low is very slowly exiting our area today with high pressure moving that will mean a slow drying today with a few breaks in the clouds late. temperatures will get into the mid to upper 30s today and stay in that range through sunday. a new low arrives sunday with rain and snow likely. we could see up to an inch of accumulation. we warm into the low 40s monday and tuesday. today: mostly cloudy and cooler. early am drizzle then drying. high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 28 traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays recount ... in milwaukee county...it got off to a slow start...but so far only very few problems with the votes. deandra corinthios is live from the milwaukee election commssion warehouse with what's ahead today. ballot

a call. the milwaukee man accused of drowning his young son reaches a plea deal. 25-year-old sean flowers has now pleaded guilty to first-degree he got into an argument with the 3-month-old's mother back in august. that's when he waded into the pond-- with the baby-- near 76th and brown deer road. the baby drowned. flowers will be sentenced next month. two women charged in connection with the death of a 7-year-old boy - plead not guilty. 44-year-old etter hughes and 47-year- old mary martinez appeared in milwaukee county court today. trevion winnigham died last month after suffering from numerous charges related to child abuse. there's a grinch who stole a truck's worth of holiday mail... and another evil elf who took an amazon delivery truck! brazen thefts popping up across milwaukee. fox 6's brittany shannon is live with the rash of holiday thefts... it's a bold move. thieves have been targeting delivery vehicles. in one incident they even drove off in the truck. decks the halls outside his bay view home... "52:57 wishing everybody a merry christmas and a happy new year 53:00" i

, thank you. as you mentioned we are under a winter storm watch. the city of milwaukee is gearing up for tonight's snow. on standby, 100 pieces of clear the roads. crews started prepping on wednesday adding an anti-ice solution. they are using a different type of salt, with an oatmeal-type consistency. drivers are reminded to remain a safe distance behind plows and soft trucks. they are ready for the snow. >> if we get the higher limits of the snow predicted we will have a snow emergency in all that is declared by the commissioner of public works. in the snow emergency there are posted snow routes. look for the signs when you park. on snow emergency routes there are main streets and bus routes. we need to keep them clear. andy: winter parking rules are also in effect in the city of milwaukee. the dpw will let us know if and when the four--inch rule starts. so pay attention to the streets. street, you could be ticketed or towed. one community is declaring a snow emergency starting sunday night. in watertown. this is a great time to download our free wisn 12 news mobile app. you will f

conditions slick. and road de-icings with a major priority for the milwaukee region. a timely 20,000 ton shipment of de-icing salt came into the port of milwaukee this morning. >> always good to have enough salt. >> wayne johnson says the shipment comes from canada. he says 500 trucks a to be filled with assault to help keep the roads clear. >> we shipped salt out to municipalities in a 0 mile radius. they have to restock supplies. >> a portion will be bagged and sold for families and businesses to use. >> now the port of milwaukee they expect 3 to 4 more shipments before the end of the year. >> okay. thank you. greenfield fire and rescue responds to a scary crash involving a plow and a woman driving the wrong way on the interstate. they're. >> alix: 43. officials on scene say both drivers are extremely lucky no one was seriously hurt t driver the car is charged with d.u.i. and reckless endangering safety. 55-year-old man snow on the north side. people are thinking twice about how they handle the yearly chore. spoke with people trying to stay aware of what their body is telling them whil

cloudy, blustery and cold. wind chills: teens. milwaukee firefighters were busy the first happened about 3-20 this morning near 11th and wright. officials say it was a vacant home-- and no injuries were reported. the house did not have an operating smoke detector. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. another fire was reported on the northwest side. it happened about 4-20 this morning at a home near 83rd and a-cacia. officials say no one was home at the time of the fire and no injuries were reported. the red cross was at the scene offering assistance. the cause of the investigation. marquette police are investigating an armed robbery near the campus. we're told a suspect entered the jimmy johns on wells last night and implied he had a weapon and demanded money from the register. the suspect then took off. the employee was not injured... and milwaukee police are helping with the investigation. dodge county officials are investigating a possible homicide in fox lake. they're calling it a suspicious death. we're told that deputies are truck in connection with the case. neighbo

, warming centers are in full effect. >> live in downtown milwaukee with more on how the city is preparing. brandon? >> reporter: steve and shannon, the city and county is asking for help, needing more warming centers for those in need. >> the need for warming centers and shelters is particularly acute this time of year. dropping in which -- and milwaue county has a need for more warming centers. >> people should be aware, these cold temperatures aren't just frustrating, they're something to take very seriously. >> with temperatures like this, you can't have too much. if there's people who have facilities in the nonprofit that understands kind of what a warming center is and are lilg to help us out, please get in contact because we can help you help people stay warm in the winter. >> reporter: the plan is to have more centers open before the week is over. >> we're focusing on just individuals out in the streets, we're talking a couple hundred folks, but in total there's about 1400 that are either sheltered or unsheltered. >> reporter: and they want to get the message out that any

standoff blocks off a portion of burleigh street in milwaukee.... and it took several hours before it was f fox six's beverly taylor is live at police district 5 with details. it happened at 13th and burleigh. and involved several agencies. but from what we could tell there were no injuries and a homicide suspect was arrested a resident told us she saw some commotion starting shortly after 11 a.m. eventually, an armed vehicle arrived. m.p.d. officers in protective gear, carrying shields, the u-s marshalls and madacc..the animal waiting. one person emerged from the home with his hands up. about 45 minutes later four other people came out. heres what the witness told us early on. 'we heard them talk to someone through the door. and they told him to call his parents, call your mom and dad. so we knew someone was in there. they said they tried to get in because i asked the police officer and he said we cant get in because he has it barricaded very well.' :54 taken from the house. again, madacc was there to take them away. reporting live in milwaukee, beverly taylor fox 6 news. steph th

be taking place all weekend across the state. here in milwaukee the recount will continue today at 9:00am. we are live in milwaukee -- julie collins. fox 6 news. thanks julie! there's new developments tuesday is when we'll find out if the recount in michigan is going to officially happen. michigan's attorney general filed yesterday to stop the recount requested by green party candidate jill stein. the a-g says stein is not entitled to a recount -- because she received just over one-percent of the vote in michigan. meanwhile -- in pennsylvania mister-trump's lead has now been cut from 71-thousand votes to 49- thousand... because provisional and absentee al counted and recorded. however, final counts are still outstanding in some places. the election recount must be complete in less than two weeks. see the politics section of fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- for regular updates. we'll also have links to the daily vote totals. an audit has been ordered to look into the quality of medical care being given to inmates at the milwaukee county jail -- and the house of correction in f

traffic map = no complete -- and milwaukee county is now finished! statewide-- more than 80 percent of the votes have been recounted. deandra corinthios is live in milwaukee...with what happens next in the process. so far the discrepancies between the recount and election night results have been minor. as milwaukee county is finished...the county must submit its results to the wisconsin election commission checking all 29 thousand ballots cast on november 8th in west allis...the final municipality in milwaukee county to finish. there was a hold up in milwaukee as ballots got jammed in one of the machines - but around 8 pm milwaukee county closed the book on its recount. 400 some ballots were discovered this week at greenfield city hall... poll workers in 3 wards did not properly package them at the end of election day for transport to milwaukee county. but those have representative for the green party -- spoke as the recount finished. he praised milwaukee county clerks and staff for their hard work. "this is difficult stuff, we had some political reasons as to why. and again we did it

kristen barbaresi explains the process tonight.. inside this warehouse behind recounting milwaukee county's ballots--at 9 am.a process county officials say will take right up to the 8 pm december 12 deadline. deadline. i guess we could call it controlled chaos. it obviously was not something we were expecting. but milwaukee county election officials are ready to count the more than 444-thousand ballots. ballots. we've contacted all of the municipal clerks and they have their staff and they're ready for it and we accept the challenge. time to come and count their votes-- every day about 130 people will be working. working. the tabulators basically consist of poll workers who worked at polling locations. in milwaukee county those tabulators will make15 dollars an hour.thursday morning there will be a public test of voting machines and training for workers.then the count starts. starts. if there are any decrepencies what they should do is let the board of canvassers, bring that to their attention and they will make a final determination.in milwaukee, machines will likely be used for t

>> now on wisn 12 news -- andy: a milwaukee woman thrown to the ground, her car gone in a flash. the warning to other dve traffic. local students draw inspiration from dr. martin luther king jr.. how they are sharing the lessons they have learned from this leader. a chilly start to the day. we are timing out when the snow arrives tomorrow and how much you will need to shovel. good morning. thank you for joining us on wisn 12 news "this morning." 5:00 a.m. on saturday, december am let's get your day started with a look at your forecast. here's weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: we have snow in the weekend forecast. mortuary with -- more dreary weather. in the city, it is currently just above freezing. at the moment, with the mp lot of wind this morning. it is seven miles per hour. let's break down the forecast for the first half of the weekend. maybe a peak of sunshine, but it is mainly cloudy with a high of 37. snow on sunday. stay with us, i will go over the timing and how much snow you can expect, coming up. warning for other drivers aft

11. our big story at eleven... milwaukee police are investigating a double homicide police say the victims are a 36-year-old man and a 38-year-old woman. deandra corinthios hasmo scene. milwaukee police tell us this was a shooting. neighbors called them when they heart gunshots...and screaming. milwaukee police officers responded to a home at appleton and florist around 1:30 a- they found a man and a woman in bed, shot to death. police say the victims had been shot multiple times. police also were hiding in the bedroom. police tell us they were not harmed...and are not considered suspects. police also say this is not a murder suicide investigation. police tell us the victims were both in their 30s. they have not released their names. reporting in milwaukee dc fox6 news. a man is dead after a shooting tht milwaukee's north side. officials say a 67-year-old man hit a couple of signs and a power pole before hitting a house near 36th and thurston. people in the area who heard the crash...came out to try and help the victim. emergency crews attempted life-saving measures but the man die

we start 11 with breaking news -- with what could be the area's first cold milwaukee county medical examiner's office tweeting it is investigating the death of a 55-year- old man. he was found near 23rd and keefe. we're told he collapsed while shoveling and later died at the hospital. ever since the snow started falling over the weekend - crews have been working non stop to clean up the snow. and because more than four inches fell in milwaukee...special parking rules are in effect. to avoid getting ticketed and towed...you need to know which side of the street you can park on. deandra corinthios has more challenging at times. the eastbound lanes of i-894 near 60th street reopened this morning after an overnight crash caused them to be shut down. the greenfield fire department tweeted that it involved a plow truck and a vehicle...and that one person was taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition -- or what caused the crash. all lanes reopened around five this morning. and a reminder to all drivers to use caution on the roads-- this is a s-u-v that ran into an electrica