of the election results in wisconsin. jill stein is calling for recounts in several states that helped donald trump to win the white house. the other is michigan, and pennsylvania. today donald trump called the recount okay a scam." >>> the family of a texas man killed in a walmart parking lot said he died trying to save a woman from abuse. that shooting happened in san antonio yesterday. the family of the 39-year old say he stopped his car, yelled at a man who was pulling a woman's hair. that man pulled out a gun and shot him. the gunman was arrested a short time later. peacefully. police say a man, who they believe was armed, barricaded himself inside of a home on marhem avenue. they say he violated a protective order and made threats against police. eventually he surrendered. >>> a deputy recoveringa deputy recovering after she shot herself on accident. police tell us the officer was responding to a call in hudson about the dog attack. they say when she got to there the dog try to attack her too. she fired the weapon, killing the dog and hurting herself in the process. she is

us a fascinating story yesterday. he was on a recruiting trip to wisconsin as a junior in high school when he was listening on the radio to the 2011 game, the famous 9-6 finish. when it went to overtime he could pull in to a fast-food place with a television set. they did. he watched the finish of that overtime game, and that was when drew alleman -- i have been working on that -- he hit his field goal 25 yards out and l.s.u. won, and that was the last time they won in this series. c.j. chark with that marlon humphrey with the tackle. >> gary: great alabama defense forces the ball to the shortest receiver. no yards after catch -- except for the tight end delay on first down, i have not seen one l.s.u. receiver catch a ball and run for any yards. >> verne: beginning this possession l.s.u. had had 23 total yards in this half. one first down. >> verne: incomplete. intended for deshawn smith. high hopes tonight leonard fournette would have a breakout game. he had one two weeks ago off the injury. this is only his fifth game. tonight, no. 2.1 average. >> gary: alabama in the second

getting a lot of talk to facebook. someone in the stands during wisconsin's football game saturday pushed the lim with their halloween costume. take a look. the fan is dressed in a black and white stripe jump suit with obama mask and a noose around his neck. it said this is racism. stadium. university of wisconsin asked them to remove the offensive part of the costume and they left the game all together. >>> it kind of make me disappointed with people but if they had some point that they wanted to make at least people saw it and it is getting some address on that. other than that, i am disappointed. >>> the university of wisconsin call the costume repugnant but said the person wearing exercising their right to free speech. on facebook a lot of you don't like that response. aaron rights pretending someone is being lynched is racist. whether you like president obama or not, he is still the current president that deserves respect. >>> and elizabeth said that is not free speech, that is hate speech. which is not protected under the united states constitution. you can join in the conver

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heavy deer hunting areas in wisconsin, minnesota, michigan, tennessee and georgia. we have a lot to get to coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning.. ian is in the newsroom with what we are working on this morning. two people are facing charges this morning after trying to carry guns into a walt disney world theme park. how people were able to stop them before they went into the park. probably not what you want to see on your surveillance camera. the big creature one family spotted their neighborhood. we are working on all those stories, plus kate has your halloween weekend forecast and hilary is checking on your roads. that's all coming up in 20 minutes. coming up, rambo to the rescue! how this man diffused a dangerous situation on a train packed with passengers! but first, you expect convicted criminals to stay behind bars, but sometimes, the punishment just doesn't fit the crime. 10 investigates. you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. u can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. hey girlfriend, how's your ca

morning. someone in the stands during wisconsin's football game saturday had on this offensive costume. the fan is dressed in a black- and-white stripped jumpsuit, with an obama mask, and a noose around its neck. the girl who posted this picture on twitter wrote "this is was this allowed into the stadium? university of wisconsin asked them to remove the offensive parts of the costume-- but they left the game altogether. the university of wisconsin called the costume "repugnant"-- but said the person wearing it was exercising their right to free speech. lot of you don't like that response. erin writes "pretending someone is being lynched is not free speech it's just plain out racist. whether you like president obama or not he is still the current president which deserves respect." and elizabeth says "that is not free speech. that is hate speech which is not protected under the united states constitution." join the conversation-- and leave your comments on our 10news wtsp facebook page. it's been almost a month since hurricane matthew slammed florida but hernando county is still this yea

becoming competitive in these traditionally blue states like michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and that they are very attracted to the donald >> yes. so this is how he won pennsylvania, north carolina, wisconsin, and michigan. take a look folks. first he did significantly better than the predecessor among white voters without college degrees. african americans, hispanics, asian-americans they overwhelmingly backed clinton. but their level of support for her was less than their support of president obama four years ago. donald trump got more of the mi rom -- mitt romney back in 2012. trump had slightly more white votes. and that is the end all, be all. hillary clinton had to turn out the obama coalition. she was not able to do that to the numbers she needed. >> when you talk a little bit about that silent majority you keep hearing about. those people who maybe didn't say they were voting for trump. that are the unpollable, the people who are not talking about their politics, who made a difference in this election. so we will see how that changes things down the line. >> good point.

a recount in wisconsin where trump beat clinton by over 27,000 votes. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >> stein also wants votes recounted in michigan and pennsylvania. >>> weather is hitting japan that people haven't seen in 50 years. we have the video coming up next. >>> and a story developing out of california. a missing young mother is found while jogging. she is found alive, but tied up along the road. >>> before you heat up those thanksgiving leftovers for lunch there are a few that aren't good to reheat. next the foods that may contain more harmful bacteria than others. >>> the morning clouds have moved out. it's all sunshine. many of us already in the low 80s. how does that weekend look? that forecast is coming up. >>> 10news and the lightning want to put you in the stands for a game. all next week for a secret word to enter to win two lower-level tickets to the tampa bay lightning versus pittsburgh penguins hockey ? lots of vitamins a&c, ? lots of vitamins a&c, >>> this is a bizarre story unfolding in california. three weeks after a northern california woman vanis

states. trump won 29 states including wisconsin, pennsylvania and north carolina. donald trump heard a voice out in this country that no one else heard. >> trump promised to reach out to 58 million americans who did not vote for him. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past in which there were a few people, for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> president obama invited president-elect trump to meet with him at the white house to discuss transition plans tomorrow. region jang.>>> here's how florida voted. and all urban or university areas. >>> trump will be getting help from congress. >> the gop retains control of the house and senate.>> reporter: thank you wisconsin. >> republicans one hotly contested races in state after state. >> tonight is a reminder that our charge in the senate is to serve you. >> the electorate saying want to change. >> the media, the government, big business, wall street, academia, they have all failed. and so people are so frustrated. and angry. >> working for you and has been one of the gr

count -- to recount these votes -- a scam. the effort is focusing on three states, wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. those are the big ones but at first donald trump ignore the initial push, but now he does his rival hillary clinton has formally joined the recount efforts. the campaign attorney says they artt the recount was started in wisconsin. to make sure that the process is fair. recount push was kicked out by presidential nominee jill stein, and her green party raised $6 million for the wisconsin recount. >>> we do not take money from corporations or from political packs. this comes from the american public. >> this will be wisconsin's first presidential recount in state history. in a statement president-elect election is over. >>> verizon customers -- listen up. a warning that you need to hear. thieves are sending out text messages to your telephone, asking you to open a link to fix some type of security breach. it is really just an efficient method of that lets the center swipe all of your data. so you should never open a suspicious looking link on your telephone

. >> ohio, and new hitch shirr, is where hillary clinton will be. tim kaine is going to be in wisconsin son donald trump who plans to go to iowa, minnesota, pennsylvania and virginia. all before tomorrow's 11:00 a.m. rally at the sarasota fairgrounds. it is a scare last night at the trump event in nevada. secret service agents had to rush the candidate off the stage af the man was taken into custody and escorted out. they found no gun. >> u.s.a. today, the man is a registered republican who wanted to show his displeasure with the party's nominee. >> donald trump returned to the stage and thanked his supporters who helped bring the suspect down. >> you are amazing. thank you, fellows. i saw what you were doing. >> that's a tough group of people right here. thank you. with no charges. >>> pop star katy perry length her son and "roar" to hillary clinton. this is the presidential election. most polls have hillary clinton with a slight lead over donald trump. but in person, early voting isn't allowed in pennsylvania. so democrats are uneasy about that lead. kaine is joined by another big nam

several factors in its ranking including cost of living and job single mothers. madison, wisconsin came in second. the only city in florida to come in the top 10 was pembroke pines at number six. orlando ranked 15th. a pair of comets is expected to get pretty close to earth. the second will come closer to our planet than any other comet in nearly 250 years. the first and the larger of the two emerald colored comets will be visible to the naked eye in the southern hemisphere starting today. the larger of the two comets will return march 26th and 27th. stargazers here in the u-s will probably need only binoculars to see it. if you or someone you know is a vegan, there's a warning this morning you'll want to hear. at 5:36, the health warning you need to know about regarding the nutrients you need. but first, another case of wrong way driving in the bay area. this time a tampa police officer gets out of the way of a wrong way driver, just in time. right now, university parkway between old desoto road is closed after a deadly crash. at least three people died and a fourth person is in the ho

florida, coming up at 5:30. back to you. toy campaign in pennsylvania and wisconsin. he heads to florida tomorrow. trump has been praising f-b-i director james comey, for the fbi's decision to look through thousands of emails connected to clinton. meanwhile, clinton's campaign is accusing comey of a blatant double standard for disclosing the email probe to congress but staying silent on its investigations into the trump campaign's alleged ties to russia. the white house the white house press secretary josh earnest weighed in on the controversy. he said the president doesn't believe director comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of an election. president obama will be in florida once again. he'll be flying to miami tomorrow. then on thursday, he'll be joining in at a rally for hillary clinton. today officially starts the fourth open enrollment for obamacare. listen to this before you enroll. those of you who will use obamacare may have fewer health insurance choices next year. an associated press analysis found people in about a third of u-s counties will only have one in

go live in the u-s. a zoo in baraboo, wisconsin just unveiled its newest exhibit. these are auror and boris. they are a pair of snowy owls that cannot be released into the wild and will be used for education purposes. these birds are recognizable because harry snowy owl and movie lovers can identify with it. they are also great to talk about conservation and climate change because these owls are an artic species that is affected by overall change in temperatures to our planet. tease traffic and weather one of the hottest television shows is getting a lot of attention this morning. coming up... we'll tell you why some walking dead fans are not too happy with the latest episode. haiti is still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane matthew. after the break, how technology is can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 news in the app store now. live loook from st. just fifteen minutes and a little imagination are all you need to make thanksgiving mag

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over the next couple of weeks. it's a call one wisconsin police officer will never forget. call from a driver who thought he hit and killed a deer. when the officer got there, the driver pulled the deer out of his car. that's when the deer wakes up and spooks both of them. you can see the deer running out into the woods. it looks like the deer was just stunned. tease traffic one city is having a little fun this holiday season when people have to pay forir instead of cash, the city has found a new way for people to pay their fine. but first, a different kind of experience is taking you and your family to new heights. don't forget, you can always take 10 news with you just download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. right now, officials are investigating a deadly school bus crash that killed at

to this map -- ohio, along with iowa, wisconsin, arizona and neda other states to watch. while voters across the country prepare to head to polls today, hillary clinton and donald trump both made their final pitch to voters in key states overnight. clinton campaigned at a star-studded event with the help of celebrity friends lady gaga and bon jovi: trump held his own midnight rally in the battleground state of michigan, a democratic leaning state he's eyeing to turn red today. right now we know that trump will spend election night in a new york city hotel, not far from his trump tower hotel. clinton will also be in new york city, her headquarters will be at a convention center. some votes are already in this morning. fewer than 100 people in new hampshire became the first in the u-s to cast their ballots. in three new hampshire towns with midnight voting, trump 32 to 25 votes. and with just a couple of hours until the polls open here in tampa bay, we're looking into concerns some of you might have about the security of your vote. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live outside t

wisconsin gives guests a little more elise: we couldn't believe it. that poor girl was raped we were sure they would go to jail. so, when i heard state attorney mark ober decided to go easy on them, i was scared -- scared for my daughter. none of those young men served a day behind bars. ober said losing a baseball scholarship third and final presidental debate tonight. expect to see more fireworks with 20 days until you pick the next president. big vote to get more money to fix hillsborough county's roads today! commissioners set decide how to spend 600 million dollars! some of the money would go toward new signals and better intersections, the rest to resurfacing and widening roads. hundreds of people in southern california are under evacuation orders. this fast moving wildfire has burned homes and businesses in a 25 square mile area, that's an area the size of brandon. this 88 year old 8 foot alligator attacked him in his backyard. he's going to be okay and admits to feeding the gators. heated debate over medical marijuana! high profile supporter john morgan takes on an addiction speci

halloween. take a look at this incident from over the weekend. during saturday's wisconsin versus nebraska game in madison, some fans got in trouble after one person showed costume that appeared to be president barack obama with a noose around his neck. this is offensive for obvious reasons, but a lot of people might not realize these costumes at the game immediately conjure up images of racial lynchings committed mostly in the south after the civil war against african americans as a means of intimidation and control. the fans were later seen in clinton and trump masks. they were asked to remove them, but decided to leave the stadium altogether. the fans were within their right to exercise free speech.but the point that we're making here is that just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should. in fact, some people are taking some vowing to go out armed this halloween to protect themselves. more on that at 5:30. back to you. one celebrity is already apologizing for a costume many say was inappropriate. she and boyfriend, jason walsh, dressed up as a native american and a

morning after they arrived at an animal center in wisconsin. they fell out of their nest and were found abandoned and starving. when staff members took them to the center, they both were taken in by a male foster owl that taught them to interact with other owls. the center cares for a variety of wild life birds. they encourage the public to bring in any injured animal so they can take care of them and eventually newspaper tease: tampa bay times and the ledger we have a lot to get to here on 10 news this mog. this man is facing charges this morning after something really bizarre happened at a hospital in largo. the unusual thing he threw at a doctor and nurse. and the chicago cubs spent halloween traveling to cleveland, but they still found a way to celebrate. the fun costumes players were caught wearing. we are working on all those stories, plus ashley has your forecast and we'll check out how the morning commute looks, all coming up on 10 news this morning. live look of this morning where the indians will take on the cubs tonight for game 6 of the world series. this is crazy. you

across the country bringing snow from colorado to wisconsin. 13 million people have been impacted. parts of colorado are digging out of more than a foot of snow. in kansas, conditions left drivers little visibility. several big rigs were stranded. plows are having trouble passing the roads themselves. 1600 people lost power in lincoln, nebraska. >> it is a moment where you go back to when people didn't have power and you to adapt. >> flight schedules seem to be back on track. >>> as the zica virus continues to spread more people are wondering could we have a wide- spread outbreak here in the united states. 10 news reporter emerald morrow is live in tampa. here across hillsborough and across the country are concerned about the outbreak. they are not worried this will get out of control across the country. so far we have 30 cases of people in the u.s. with the virus. a third of those cases here in florida. health officials are scrambling to try to figure out how to keep everything under control, especially now that we know one person out of texas got sick from having sex with someon

second scan. a powerful storm could dump up to a foot of snow in the upper midwest. in wisconsin they will have severe weather and a tornado could hit in parts of texas this afternoon. >>> this man stopped traffic in downtown seattle on tuesday. look at this. he climbed a tree, and 80 foot sequoia in downtown. police tried to negotiate with him. the man yelled at them and witnesses say he the things that officers. the fire department had to come in to help bring the man down. >>> sarah palin may be coming to a tv near you. former governor of alaska may not have a law degree but she is set to star in a new judge judy style courtroom reality show. if she sells the idea tv stations they show will premiere in the fall of 2017. >>> after a year san antonio neighborhood is believed that this tree is gone after he became home to thousands of these. homeowners thought there was a high but the tree was a giant type. officials decided to take the the bees will fly back anytime soon. they will be moved to a zoo 20 miles away. >>> is picking up out there. let's go to road warrior hilary zalla. >>

center in wisconsin. >> they fell out of their nest and abandoned and found starving. staff members took them to the center and they were taken and a male foster i will. >> 95% of the birds we get have come into negative contact with humans. by hit -- we take the men and get them healthy again. than we do our best to get as >> my goodness. the center cares for several wild birds. bring in any injured animals so they can to kate -- take care of them. >> glad they are all right.>>> there are always stories you hear about because you see the video of the loch ness monster. now alaska may have a mysterious creature. alaska's bureau of land management posted a video that we want you to check out. they need your help trying to figure out what this is. curious looking creature appeared to be swimming along through the river in that area. not sure what it is. you can see it here. it looks mysterious. they have this up and we will posted on our facebook page. we want to hear what you think about it. they said they don't know what it is.>> it's moving around swimming through the water. it loo

tweeting about the pending vote recounts in wisconsin. hillary clinton's counsel said they would participate in the recount where mr. trump won by 27,000 votes. the president-elect tweeted, hillary clinton conceded and he called it a scam. further. >> it's ridiculous. this is a fundraiser notoriety driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin to president-elect trump who won 1.4 million. >> the transition team will continue the debate over who should be secretary of state. mitt romney and rudy giuliani are both being considered. >>> six minutes after the hour. delta air lines is apologizing after a pang caused a punches on board a allowed to stay on the plane. video of the man's tirade went viral all over social media. >> you can't hear me. go trump, baby! that's right. this man knows what's up. we got some hilary [ bleep ] on here? come on, man! >> delta said the man should have auto been removed from the flight. >>> all right. so if you have to travel today you should be in pretty good shape. holiday travel is winding down. a record-breaking season caused problems

see other 10 states. you have ohio and wisconsin, arizona and nevada. those are >> while voters prepare to head to the polls today hillary clinton and donald trump both made final pitch to voters in key states overnight. clintons campaign did a star- studded event with the help of star studded friends. a democratic state that trump hopes to turn red today. >> we are going to win the great state of michigan and we are going to win back house. >> not just my name or donald trump's name on the ballot, it is the kind of country we want. >> we know that trump will spend election night in new york city hotel not far from his trump tower hotel. he will also be in new york city's -- new york city convention center. some people have gone to the polls this morning. 100 people in new hampshire were the 1st to vote. in three towns with midnight voting, trump came out with more votes.>>> before you vote offering advice. this is the 18th time she has voted and this is the most memorable one for her. 89-year-old mignon tipton sat down with corey robinson and said the selection is different fro

pennsylvania and one states like michigan and wisconsin where he didn't campaign into the last week before the election. the polls were wrong and trump won in states that no anticipated. a lot of clinton supporters are waiting to hear from her. what is she going to say. on facebook and twitter she has not said anything publicly. she can see it -- she conceded to donald trump. this is the last thing she tweeted. it was nine hours ago. she says this team has something that we can all be proud of, whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything. happens next in america.>>> we will see you soon. this was going to be historic either way. people are waking up to a time to remember.>> it was early this morning that newspapers had printed copies before they knew that donald trump had won. the results were as of 11 pm tuesday night. we wanted to look at the different websites to see how they featured on this historic day. usa today, it leads with this headline here. this says that donald trump shocked america and when's the presidency. new york times right the headline of trump's triumph outside har

wisconsin one house has something that's a bit unsettling. terror on the fox has been terrifying people for 20 years. well, a recent remodel of the house found two real human skeletons. a room filled with. [ inaudible ] >> when we pulled these caskets out we discovered there were skeletons in there. >> the 19th century coffins were donated years ago. up until this season the caskets have been tucked away in storage. staff members were getting ready for the remodel and found those caskets. the real bones were the fake bones. >> weird. >> that is creepy. >> yeah. i think i think they may have been medical skeletons from years past. really odd. >> i mean, you expect everything to be safe. >> right. >> real bones. what if the zombies are real? [ laughter ] >> we will stop with the skeletons. >>> new video to show you of a pretty serious crash in texas. >> this is a wild police chase. look at this. this comes to an end after the suspect loses control of her truck. she has three cars -- hits three cars and runs into an look at that right there. law enforcement caught up with her. she t

to come face-to-face tomorrow at the university of wisconsin in milwaukee. >> i'm assuming the intensity is going to be very high. we saw with the last republican debate, what can happen in a debate, marco rubio had a poor debate and finished fifth in new hampshire. cause these shifts in the voters' minds. >> thanks, jana. >>> there's a chance california voters could impact the race when the state primary rolls around on june 7. typically the presidential candidates already have enough delegates to secure the nomination by the time californians vote but this year, analysts say there may be a race among republicans and possibly the two democrats as well. california is rich in delegates which are awarded by congressional district. >>> the streets surrounding the site of super bowl city are set to reopen tomorrow night, a day earlier than projected. muni service plans to resume its normal schedule and routes friday morning. during the super bowl festivities, muni saw an additional 200,000 riders every day. caltrans plans to ask for $140 million tomorrow to finish demolishing the o

. donald trump just wrapping up a rally in green bay wisconsin. early voting has been going on for several days. trump has claimed the only way he could lose in pennsylvania is if there is cheating. he has singled out philadelphia as the city to watch. election officials say the real threat to the integrity of the elections is process. >>> hillary clinton taking a break from the campaign trail but today both her husband former president bill clinton and senator bernie sanders are stumping for the presidential candidate in new hampshire in colorado. >> clinton is not been helped by a steady flow of news about her private emails. a new document shows the state department and at the i discussed keeping a clinton email unclassified in return for placing more agents in iraq. ultimately did not happen. those are not the only things happening in the campaign. >> can you believe there are just 21 more days until the polls open on election day. >> brahm resnik in the newsroom with our campaign report card. >> reporter: nobody saw this coming on the report card including the hillary clinton

this video saying he was driving from indianapolis to wisconsin practicing his singing when he started hydroplaning and his car slid sideways and backwards off the road. >> luckily he was not hurt. the car didn't suffer any major damage. no one else was hurt, but a reminder, you to be careful when the roads are vick. >> you start singing and you ar realize. >> i am glad he is okay. >> 1 news is always on at 12news.com and all of your favorite social media channels. >>> of course, on our 12news.com app. thank you for joining us. >>> breaking news tonight, a massive wave of cyber attacks hits major websites and internet services like twitter, netflix, and amazon. outages affecting consumers across the country. tonight the fbi trying to find out who's behind it. >>> punches and punchlines. new attacks from donald trump r he came face to face with hillary clinton. as trump decries a so-called rigged system, brand-new numbers about how many voters might not accept the outcome. >>> screen time. what's the right amount for modern kids? all those devices, always connected. tonight doctors thro

holding rallies tomorrow in iowa and wisconsin for clinton. >>> road rage, congestion on the roads are all roads the answer in the valley. >>> led lights could make you sick without you even knowing it. >>> the wireless headphones i give me the biggest bang for your buck.>>> our voice >>> the new feature in that protecting infants in safety seats to the test. >>> mesa police have charged two is in connection with the let's play clown threats at the schools. one is being charged other with false reporting to law enforcement. they found that none of the threads were credible. police want to warn parents to be aware of your child's activity. it can cause fear and also exhaust to valuable resources. >>> back to the big political showdown between the vice presidential candidates not exactly the grudge match clinton, but it's still got heated. >> mike pence and tim kaine hitting all the controversies from clinton's emails to trumps taxes. >> it is smart not to pay for our military, it is smart not to pay for veterans, it is smart not to pay for teachers and all of a sudden you pay are stupid

. >> first people in line to vote this morning. about three million wisconsin voters are expected to cast ballots. >> long lines all day. this is video from downtown milwaukee where voters were line up before the polls waiting for chance to fill out their woman's name on the ballot gave me chills. >> probably the most important thing to me, national security. securing our boarders. >> it's my first time and i feel like i'm part of history. >> milwaukee police are keeping an eye on the polls as wl as state and federal officials. so far, no problems. >> the polls are open until 8:00. >> you do need to show a photo i.d. to cast a ballot. they are expecting voter wisconsin's turnout ever with 73% in 2004. >> no one is covering the elections like wisn 12 news. >> we're spread throughout the >> now through 8:00, election officials expect it to get even busier because people are coming after work to vote. we can't do a live report inside but poll workers told me earlier they have seen a steady stream of people all day. at times there were long lines but no major issues. we did learn in the

and humid day. how long this weather will contin and when we'll see rain in southeastern wisconsin. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm melinda davenport. >> and i'm tim elliott. ben has the day off. it's 4:30 on this wednesday, augu 10th. let's start with the forecast. it is hid out there. it is a warm start and you can expect a command performance for the weather today. going up to 88 degrees. we have a fair amount of clouds developing in the afternoon. big picture, we have showers and storms across minta dakotas. we are staying dry. temperatures 88. party sunny and dry much of the day tomorrow with highs near rain and stormnces looking better late tomorrow and tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. we need theain. >> when you're on thtake e ather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news p. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> we begin this mniith hundreds of thousands of people in wisconsin cast votes yesterday in the partisan primary election. this morning the results are in. >> wisconsin's highest-profile race, house speaker p

wisconsin 33-year-old brandon ketchum from wisconsin dells killed himself last month after a va psychiatrist reportedly refused to admit him for in-patient treatment. this happened at the va center in iowa city. this morning, the va inspector general is reviewing the case to determine if the va is at fault for ketchum's death. >> to commitment 2016 and the race for the white house. donald trump's running mate mike pence stopped in milwaukee. this came just one day after a new poll from the marquette law school showed trump losing ground with wisconsin voters. wisn 12 news asked pence about those polls. he told us that trump's campaign isn't worried. >> well, it's a long time 'til election day. it's still very early in this you're going to see the polls ebb and flow, but i think what's going to carry the day is really a message for how we make america strong again at home and abroad. i mean donald trump is committed to rebuilding our military. to having america standing strong on the world stage again. >> during pence's speech in downtown milwaukee, several protesters interrupted

nominee talked about the violence in wisconsin. >> reporter: donald trump came into the republican strong hold of washington county and spoke to a capacity crowd of more than 3,000 supporters in this very warm room here at the washington county fair grounds. hour and a half after the scheduled start time of the event. and was joined for the first time on stage by governor scott walker who introduced him. much of his address focused on the weekend. >> our job is not to make life more comfortable for the rioter or the robber or the looter or the violent disrupter of which there are many. african-american parent who wants their kids to be able to safely, safely walk the streets and walk to school. >> reporter: trump made repeated pleas to african-american voters to support him, saying that the democratic party has let them down and this was a speech intended in large part for a national audience. in west bend, wisn 12 news. >> ken, thank you. >>> democratic campaign also stopped by wisconsin yesterday. tim caine was in madison. >>> officials are investigating a fatal crash. this happened jus

conditions in southeast wisconsin. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm melinda davenport. >> and i'm tim elliott. ben has the day off. it's 4:30 on this monday, august 22nd. and i put the heat on in the car this morning. >> i didn't go that far. 49 in watertown. 50 waukesha. 52 west bend. 51 beaver dam. a little warmer at port and temperatures are at 59 degrees and 58 at the airport. fair skies, light winds overnight and the temperatures took a tumble. it is a refreshing start and we are looking at a today through wednesday. today high around 79. tomorrow low 80s. a touch for rain is headed our way, especially on wednesday. rain and a few storms and temperatures into the upper 70s. melinda? >> thank you, sal. >> when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. 4:31. >> an 18-year-old is dead after an overnight shooting in milwaukee. right now, police are searching the shooting happened early this morning near 18th and hadley. police say an officer on patrol fo

southeastern wisconsin. the areas that will see heavy rain and lightning and when there will be a break from the rain. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this wednesday, august 24th. teorologist sally severson is . tracking storms. >> that is right, and theare getting hammered in the we have the flash flood watches and warnings in io and western wisconsin. we are dry. the showers and storms, i am pausing the radar, the leading edge into western fond du lac and western dodge county and western dane county as well. they are very slow movers overall. they are iowa and western illinois as well early this morning. all of this activity is holding together for us. now the temperatures are going to fallh the ra cooled air like in the dells. 74 degrees. where we are dry the the rain and storms are coming closer to southern wisconsin in the coming hours. this afternoon and for this maybe a stray storm but overall the showers more scattered in the afternoon. local rainfall between 6:00 to 9:00 this morning. >

wisconsin where he's holding the thank you rally and the big announcement he's expected to make today. adrienne: and a teenage girl gunned down in milwaukee. an accident and the family members who are remembering her this morning. ben: but first, a live look outside. we're in the calm before the storm. another wintry weekend is ahead. we're tracking when snow will start to fall. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. adrienne: and i'm adrienne pedersen. melinda has the day off. it's 4:30 on this tuesday, december 13th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. how is it looking? sally: it is all about the cold. yes, there is potential for snow later on friday. first and foremost we are deal wlg the chill in the air. the cold front is just to the south and a band of snow associated with it pulling off and away. 14 at the airport. 12 waukesha and west bend. 9 beaver dam. 12 sheboygan. 15 at port washington. here is a look at the windchills inland. so far today, fair and cold. the highs around 13-15. the

melinda: right now on "wisn 12 news this morning," today is day two of wisconsin's historic election recount. the impact a tech glitch had here in milwaukee county. andy: plus, making sure more people in wisconsin stay connected. the new plan in the works this internet to neighborhoods that don't have it. melinda: but first, weather watch 12 as we take a live look outside. roads might be slippery this morning after some overnight rain and flurries. we're keeping an eye on conditions. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm melinda davenport. andy: and i'm andy choi. ben has the morning off. it's 4:30 on this friday, december 2nd. let's start with the forecast. here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we are watching the radar and snow showers are drifting to the southeast. this is primarily some drizzle and snow showers. closer inspection into walworth county. they are drifting to the southeast and not expecting snow accumulation. wells street in milwaukee, i was just outside and starting to d

through wisconsin today. the many campaign stops planned for our state today and where you can see donald trump speak. >> mpd officer fired, officer that fired the fatal shots that led to the unrest in sherman mark. >> it is warm start to the morning. how long the warm temperatures are going to stick around. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this tuesday, november 1st. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal? sally: short sleeves will do it for the day, spring like. for this morning the ps the are in the mid 50s and 60s. 63 at the airport. 61 at waukesha this morning. the clouds are going to retreat. we become party sunny for today. highs 71 degrees! the clouds are coming back tonight and for tomorrow occasional light rain and clipping far and highs near 60 degrees tomorrow. looking at the weekend that you will like the looks of. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it

wisconsin, voter turnout hit a 20-year low. 2.9 million people voted which is about 66 percent of the voting age population, but not all of them filled out the presidential portion of the ballot. this is all based on the unofficial tally. turnout in the past two presidential elections was around 70 percent. melinda: looking ahead now, day. about 20 kids in milwaukee are expected to find forever families today. last year, more than 600 kids in foster care were adopted. at any given time, up to 8,000 kids need homes. today adoptions begin at 9:00 a.m. with a celebration afterwards. ben: a milwaukee mom wants to care for her premature son the way she sees fit, but the state is fighting her. wisn 12 news' colleen henry investigates. >> the mom claims her strict religious beliefs forbid certain now, child welfare advocates are stepping in claiming it's a matter of life and death for the newborn baby. >> i want my son to live, but i don't want his body being polluted with anything that is not necessary to sustain his life. >> 12 news investigates a dramatic case unfolding right now in milwa

noise. he runs for the university of wisconsin-milwaukee track team and how he is succeeding is a story worth sharing. ben: tim, you've been working on this for some time now. tim: yeah, and we are saving the best for tonight. but i can tell you he does not want to be defined by his disability. check this out. beating all the odds tonight on wisn 12 news at ten. we promise, this one will leave you feeling good. this makes you feel better, i promise. >> excited to see this. >> also, we have been spoiled with the weather, just a little colder today but not cold at all. >> not at all. yesterday was the third record high for november. no record today. but back to reality as we see the temperatures 17 degrees milwaukee. over night we started a cool down. if you were outside, you saw the beautiful moon out there. it is a huge super moon coming up on monday. you will wanted to check that out and clear skies and seeing that on monday. now, outside this morning, a couple of clouds are filling in. you are seeing them in the distance here between the buildings downtown milwaukee. the temperatures

in southeast wisconsin. we're tracking temperatures in your neighborhood as you get ready for work and school. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 14th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning. on the way to the highs mid to toward the end of the week. this morning a few clouds around for us, a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day today. a weak boundary making its way through and with it clouds. the early morn temperatures not as chilly as saturday morning and yesterday morning. 41 waukesha. 43 at the airport. i'm thinking on the way to highs around 57 degrees. party sunny skies with a few clouds around, it is a west wind. tonight partly cloudy and low 44. a couple of extra clouds tomorrow. we see what is happening at the end of the week with a storm system. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your

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 with an equipment problem at now been fixed. ben: wisn 12 news time is 4:32. 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 sets the clock say they have concerns about president-elect donald trump's comments on the iran nuclear deal. if that deal ends, they might decide to move the clock closer to mgh speaker paul ryan is weighing in on some of president elect trump's first decisions. just days ago trump announced that reince priebus will serve as his chief of staff. priebus is from wisconsin and has served as chairman of the republican national commi

feels lucky to have survived. >> wisn 12 news time is 4:40. a little piece of wisconsin heading to the white house. melinda: the local tree that was chosen to decorate our nation's capital. what makes this the best tree in the country. ben: and a man on a mission to prove he's still alive. the mix-up that's causing a big headache for a 90-year-old man sally: 44 degrees at mitchell international and the dew point temperature is 39. watching the inland locations for the patchy fog, most are morning. light west winds. on the way to a nice november day. it is not staying around for much longer and exiting for us friday and into saturday. big time wind for the weekend and wintry as well. the high pressure is influencing the weather today and the highs mid 50s. ben: a lockdown at oklahoma city's airport after a southwest employee was shot and killed. it happened yestda police say the suspect is dead too from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators say this was not a random shooting but they haven't found a motive yet. this morning the airport is back to normal. 25 flights had to be

role wisconsin's weather is playing in it's special mission. ben: but first, let's take a live look outside. southeast wisconsin could see a record high fall temperature today. there's also a chance of rain and maybe even some snow. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this thursday, november 17th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning. sal. sally: we are keeping an eye on and 50s and on the way to highs that may reach a record, the record is 69 degrees set in 1953. we look at a breezy warm up today. we are keeping our eye on the november gail tomorrow and windy and colder. early this morning, a mix of sun and clouds, fair and partly cloudy skies for us. warm front situated just to the southwest and warm front coming through today with the gusty the temperatures upswing. 46 waukesha. 52 at the airport. we are keeping with mark with 69 degrees today. tonight partly cloudy. we stay throughout the night. hold in the 50s. 60s tomorrow morning

before officers arrested the man. ben: firstug wisconsin but our neighbors to the west are dealing with snow. we're tracking when the flakes could fly in our area. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this friday, november 18th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: i am in early this morning and we are talking about the weekend windchill. this morning mostly fair sky early and the cloud deck throughout the day today. the snow is flying across northern parts of nebraska and enling into iowa and minnesota. take a look at the temperatures 20s and 30s in the plains and 40s in minnesota and here in southeast wisconsin mostly 55 and 60 degrees and i still think we get in on warmer air, in fact, we climb up to upper 60s today and tie the record of 69 in 1975. a couple of spotty showers ahead and then the temperatures are tumbling and the winds. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news

chilly morning in southeast wisconsin. we're tracking how rain could impact your holiday plans. ben: good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 21st. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning, melinda, light northwest winds and we talk about the monday sunshine. things are staying dry throughout the day today. a little range of high pressure is slipping to the south and to the east. we are keeping an eye on the lp over the west and it could bring wet to the forecast later toot and tomorrow night and wednesday. it is staying liquid. 21 waukesha. the airport in the mid 20s. for today then, starting with a chill, we talk about the sunshine, high up to 37. 43 tomorrow. rain is arriving tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and wet tuesday night and wednesday easily into the 40s. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your sma

>>> thanks to ben: right now on "wisn 12 news this morning," all eyes on wisconsin. the step expected today in an effort to recount the state's votes from the presidential election. lu wisn 12 news is in philly with the packers this morning looking at what it will take to defeat the eagles tonight. >> but first, weather watch 12. rain has been moving through southeast wisconsin overnight. we're tracking conditions as you head back to work and school after the extended thanksgiving weekend. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda has the day off. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 28th. i'm in the weather center with meteorologist sally severson. sal, driving in a little bit of overnight. when the alarm went off this morning, well, would be nice to stay in. looking at the radar network, heavy at times and moved to the east. we are left with a fair amount of mist and drizzle throughout the day today while we wait for rounds number two to approach by mid afternoon. skies are mostly cloudy and the low pressure and wrapping the moisture in

with police. melinda: in commitment 2016 now, the election is just five days away. wisconsin continues to be a target for both presidential campaigns. this morning, chelsea clinton will campaign for her mother in milwaukee. the former first daughter will hold an event starting at 9:00 at anodyne coffee roasting in yesterday, she rallied voters in eau claire and uw-osh kosh. the campaigning doesn't stop there. eric trump will also be in wisconsin today. the son of donald trump will be in eau claire this afternoon. tomorrow, vice president joe biden will hold a rally for hillary clinton in madison. ben: here's a look at how the race for president is shaping up here in wisconsin. this is all according to the latest marquette law school poll. donald trump. 46% to 40% among likely voters in wisconsin. that's 1% tighter than the last poll in early october. this is the final marquette law school poll before the election on tuesday. only wisn 12 news is teaming up with abc news to bring you big story coverage on election night. live coverage from throughout wisconsin and around the c