greenfield: right? good job. >> so, when you look at the landscape in business today, are theoptimistic of both direction the world is moving in from a positive business point of view? neutral? negative? mr. greenfield: you know, i think if i had to tell the truth optimistic, stay because i think it is a better answer, but i am pretty neutral about it. realistically, the most powerful world isthe world' is an is. it is more powerful than governments. it is more powerful than religion. businesses pretty much control governments and if you look at our country, businesses have h on elections through unlimited campaign contributions . businesses essentially control legislation through lobbying. as nurses control all the mainstream media through ownership and businesses have huge impacts on how we are all treated as employees and consumers and big business essentially, has one goal, w. who knows what the one goal of big business is? maximize profit, right? large, by and oversimplifying, generally speaking, w

greenfield: good job. host: when you look at the land scape in business today, are you optimistic about the world and the direction it is moving in from a positive business point of view, neutral, negative? mr. greenfield: you know, i think if i had to tell the truth, usually i say optimistic because i think it's a better answer but i'm pretty neutral about it. i mean, realistically, the most powerful force in the world is business. it's more powerful than governments. more powerful than religion. i mean, businesses pretty much control governments and if you look at our country, businesses have huge impact on elections through unlimited campaign contributions. businesses essentially control legislation through lobbying. businesses control all the mainstream media through ownership, and businesses have huge impact on how we are all treated as employees and consumers. and big business essentially has one goal, who knows what the one goal of big business is? >> money. mr. greenfield: maximize profit, right? a

greenfield: we are good friends. ben and i have a very similar world view, but we have different he very different skills. ben is very creative. i have in over 40 years never created one flavor. some murmur out there. i used to make the ice cream. i would manufacture the ice cream and scoop the ice cream. and we have a lot of trust and i think that helps. ben did all the sales and marketing and all the creative stuff and i worked on distribution, manufacturing. and i think i am smart enough to know that when ben came up with the ideas that were pushing envelope of what's on the edge, that it was ok to do. and that has been one hallmark for ben & jerry's over the years, that it has been willing to be on the edge, both on the issueractices and of social justice and some of those stance. >> one thing that we see a lot now with startups is a goal is often to grow the company large enough that it can be taken public or acquired or some combination. you have gone through of those experiences. you have taken your company pu

greenfield: good job. host: when you look at the land scape in business today, are you optimistic about the world and the direction it is moving in from a positive business point of view, neutral, negative? mr. greenfield: you know, i think if i had to tell the truth, usually i say optimistic because i think it's a better answer but i'm pretty neutral about it. realistically, the most powerful force in the world is business. it's more powerful than governments. more powerful than religion. i mean, businesses pretty much control governments and if you look at our country, businesses have huge impact on elections through unlimited campaign contributions. businesses essentially control legislation through lobbying. businesses control all the mainstream media through ownership, and businesses have huge impact on how we are all treated as employees and consumers. and big business essentially has one goal, who knows what the one goal of big business is? >> money. mr. greenfield: maximize profit, right? and so by

the greenfield city clerk says poll workers didn't properly package them. but it has all be resolved. "we worked long hours. somedays it was 12, 14 hour days. but we got the job done. im very happy there were no major discrepancies, the results of the election are not going to change as a result of this recount and all the recount workers did a requested the recount and is paying for it. next up: the county must submit its results to the wisconsin election commission. reporting live dc fox6 news. looking ahead --- president elect donald trump says he's coming to wisconsin. according to his campaign website -- he will hold a "thank you" rally at the wisconsin state fair expo center on tuesday in west allis. the event is at seven. tickets are on a first come first serve basis. we've posted the details on our website-- fox6 now dot co. summerfest. and another headliner is announced for the big gig. "and i'm free... free fallin..." tom petty and the heartbreakers will not only be playing one night next summer --- but two nights! summerfest tweeted out this teas

more than 400 missing ballots turn up in greenfield. so far -- the greenfield city clerk doesn't want to say much about it. angelica joins us now with more. this morning, the milwaukee county election commission will have to decide whether to accept the clerk's explanation. here's what happened. greenfields ballot totals weren't matching up with election night numbers. so the clerk called back to her for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. the head of the election commission wasnt happy, and wants the clerk to put a plan in place for the future. the election commission will decide whether to accept the ballots today. and in michigan -- the recount there is over. a judge lifted an order that forced a statewide review of millions of ballots. the ruling found that green party candidate jill stein had no legal standing to request another look at ballots. the court said stein -- who finished fourth in michigan -- did not have a winning even after a recount. stein is now appealing to the michigan supreme court. a developi

greenfield police say around 5-15, a car driven by a 33-year-old greenfield man was heading east on morgan when it slammed into a semi traveling south on used equipment to free the driver from the mangled car. he was taken to froedtert hospital but his condition has not been released. the southbound lanes of highway 100 reopened shortly before 10 this morning. the semi driver was not injured. a driver lost control and hit the front of a house in west allis last night. the crash happened around 10 near 60th and orchard. we spoke with a woman who lives at the home...she was sleeping when the car hit the front porch. 3 i thought my granddaughter fell out of bed at first back to sleep and she called and said somebody hit the house." police are investigating but right now 'do not' believe alcohol was a factor in the crash. no it's not sunny, but at least it seems a little brighter and pehaps a few degrees warmer outside today than yesterday. rebecca's here with your first look at ready weather. rebecca in wx center toss back to mi 3 toss back to mike new at noon...milwaukee county leaders are c

this is going through greenfield. one lane headed in that area. drive times all in the green this morning. ben: a scary situation at the detroit airport when a plane skidded off the runway. adrienne: it happened yesterday. no one was hurt. the delta flight landed then slid off the runway where it got stuck in snow and mud. passengers say the evacuation was calm and orderly although some people did miss their connecting flights. the plane was stuck for hours. >> right now, parts of california are dealing with some serious flooding. ben: it's because of heavy rain and a blizzard. the sierra nevadas had another big blizzard and now that some of it has melted, the water is coming down the mountains into towns and cities. that's along with rainfall. residents say it's the biggest flood they've seen in about a decade, th drops. ben: wisn 12 news time is 4:41. a man trapped underneath ten feet of snow. adrienne: an avalanche is responsible. why officials at a ski resort say he never should have been on the slope. ben: plus, a woman drives up to a gas sta

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i-41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also ing closng term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to remain that way southbound corridor will shift to the west or right side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave. 3 we arefollowing breaking news this morning...milwaukee police are investigating three deadly shootings the fourt districtthey happened ...within about a x hour span.-the first was at 36th street and thurston around 9:30 last night...where a man was found dead with a gunshot wound..after his car collided with two other cars.-the medical another shooting that happened just before four this morning ...near 52nd and greentree. -and milwaukee police are currently on the scene of a double homicide on milwaukee's far northwest side. 3 that's where we find cbs 58's scene ...working to bring us the very latest. kyle? we are here at appleton and florest, and you can e police are still here on scene. they've been here since 1:30 this morning. milwaukece e polisay they received reports of multiple found two

theo keith - live with a big ballot discrepancy in greenfield.. bret lemoine - live with an exclusive interview on a little boy's death.. and brittany shannon - live with a foiled plot to kill - brittany let's start with you. a troubling story here in burlington. a teenage boyfriend and girlfriend now of making a kill list. it coming to light when the girl's mother discovered the conversation on facebook monday night. she then told school officials here about her daughter's plan... disturbing details coming from the halls of karcher middle school. a criminal complaint stating 15-year-old jasminne piechocki and her boyfriend 14-year-old darryl roeschen made where the complaint states the girl's mother saw a facebook conversation between her daughter and roeschen. in it, darryl asks, do you want me to kill them all? jasminne respons yes. darryl: need a list court documents show-- piechocki proceeds to send a list of six names. one of them being her father. the complaint states the girls mother told school officials who then talked to the students wh

greenfield... recount volunteers are going through the city's ballots again ...after the city discovered it was short a few hundred ballots.some 400 ballots were found in with election materials. 19:20:25-28i think they were probably in a rush election and someone made a mistake... 19:20:34-37they were probably in a rush to get something done and get out... and they didn't pay attention 19:20:56-21:02it's a question fo what actually happened there... it's an abnormality they have to look at at 3 the trump campaign representative says he the final presidental recount numbers... saying it's only a couple hundred votes. 3 34 counties have finished counting their ballots. ballots. so far.... both donald trump and hillary clinton have added votes to their total.. total.. but at last check.... clinton has gained 82 votes on trump.the elections commission says most vote changes are due to human error.the commission also says all counties are on track to finish the recount by the december 12 deadline. a fe

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to remain that way traffic along the i-894 southbound corridor will shift to the west or right side of the 3 it seems downtown milwaukee is changing by the day.three ?billion? dollars worth of new development just since 2005... another one-point-three billion is underway right now. the northwestern mutual tower is a big one. it has a new sign.. 500 feet above the city. of the couture building-- a proposed 44-story skyscraper. it'll go up where the downtown transit center is being demolished right now. and the lincoln memorial re-design is finished... giving you a straight shot to the summerfest grounds and the third ward. 3 "bringing new investors, new property owners, which means new tenants and new residents in to downtown milwaukee." milwaukee." as for what's to come... officials say they can't reveal anything right now... but say "new surprises are new way to show off your brewers pride.the team is inviti

take greenfield or blue mound. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. they got a foot and a half of snow and continuing to come down. the drivers stranded up to four hours. they are working reopen the how. >> the authorities in colorado are hoping new d.n.a. will help to solve the jon ramsey case. any new results can only be used if they can be matched with other evidence that the authorities have on file. the body was of 1996 in the basement of their home. >> 6:15. president-elect donald trump is kicking off another round of the thank you tours. he was supposed to hold a news conference to discuss the business dealings. there are concerns about the potential conflicts of interest. we are in washington with the president-elect is holding a press conference in january, few now a thank you rally tonight in pennsylvania. ?? today president-elect donald trump goes back on tour for thank you events, follows the summit at the trump tower with tech companies. we are going to be there for yo

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to remain that way through summer of 2018. traffic along the i-894 southbound corridor will shift to the west or right side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact there is a lot to celebrate for one virginia family this christmas....after a pretty tough few months. months.the ryans were on their way to lynchburg in a cross country move--- but things didn't go as planned... and the family was torn apart. apart.melissa ryan: "we were moving from oregon."and it was just a really great feeling. we were so excited." excited." melissa ryan and her kids-- greg and hailey-- were driving cross-country in august. they labradors-- thor and zeus. hailey was chauffering the dogs. but as the family caravan left grayson, kentucky- disaster struck o

more than 400 missing ballots turn up in greenfield. so far -- the greenfield city clerk doesn't want to say much about it. angelica joins us now with more. this morning, the milwaukee county election commission will have to decide whether to accept the clerk's explanation. here's what happened. greenfields ballot totals weren't matching up with election night numbers. so the clerk called back to her office and told workers to look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. the head of the election commission wasnt happy, and wants the clerk to the election commission will decide whether to accept the ballots today. and in michigan -- the recount there is over. a judge lifted an order that forced a statewide review of millions of ballots. the ruling found that green party candidate jill stein had no legal standing to request another look at ballots. the court said stein -- who finished fourth in michigan -- did not have a chance of winning even after a recount. stein is now appealing to the michigan supreme court. you

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41 s the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to our top story at 5 -- a warning for drivers. the snow and icy roads caused dozens of accidents across southeastern wisconsin. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from washington county with a closer look at the we are in slinger this morning.... where the roadways appear to be wet. i'll step out of the way and give you a better view of what we can see this morning. the roads near this part of i41 are pretty clear now... but that certainly wasn't the case yesterday. in fact no far from where we are this morning, a wisconsin state trooper was responding to an accident when another car slammed into his cruiser. you can see just how bad the damage is.the trooper is pected to be okay, the family in the other car was taken to the hospital.it wasn't the only crash....road backups were a common scene area.officials say three accidents happened near this area just a few hours apart. there were also dozens of acci

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to remain that way 3 3 morning persistent drizzle we start to dry out with a little sun possible. seasonable highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.tonight: partly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph.weekend: very seasonable when it comes to temperatures with highs in the upper 30s both saturday and sunday. a mix of sun and clouds on saturday staying dry before clouds increase and snow arrives on sunday. light snow showers possible form 7 am to 7 pm with most places picking up around 1" of snow, especially on grassy surfaces. some light road accumulation possible as well. 3 our top story at 6...there is a call for the milwaukee county sheriff to resign.a county supervisor is demanding sheriff david clarke explain the four deaths that recently happened inside the milwaukee county jail. cbs 58's julie parise is live at the jail...this morning.she joins us now with that stor

in greenfield deandra corinthios fox6 news. canine ocho takes over for canine karma... who recently retired. president-elect donald trump continues his "thank you" tour-- but last night he had more to share than just his gratitude. he had a surprise announcement to make. who he's picked to fill the role victim remembered. how family and friends of a west milwaukee woman are honoring her president-elect donald trump proves he's still full of surprises -- shocking thousands of supporters he dropped the name of his latest cabinet choice -- and he's back at it today -- continuing to shape his cabinet. lauren blanchard has more from washington. president elect donald trump making a surprise announcement during his "thank you" tour yesterday ... telling thousands of his supporters he has picked retired marine corps general -- james mattis -- as his nominee for secretary of defense. trump says: "we are going to appoint mad dog mattis." congressional wavier to serve ... since he has only been retired from active military duty for three of the required seven years ... due to the

. >> tuesday night on c-span, a conversation with entrepreneur jerry greenfield of men and jerry's ice cream on the decision to start a business. here is a look. >> because, you know, then and i wanted to have a little ice cream shop and we wanted to make and scoop ice cream to our customers and when we found --selves becoming a is this, becoming a business, we really did not like it. you know, for you guys who are students here you may have grandsons who lived through the 60's. you guys have read about the 1960's in history books and peace and love and hippies and all that stuff. that was then and me. we had all these negative feelings about business and so we were actually going to get out of the business and then three and a friend of his who convinced him that there were things we did not like about ofiness, if we thought businesses as these entities that took advantage of employees or spoiled the environment or exploited communities. and that is the way we saw business clearly. that is who we were. that if we did not like those things we could just change them. that we could essen

more than 400 misn greenfield. so far -- the greenfield city clerk doesn't want to say much about it. angelica joins us now with more. this morning, the milwaukee county election commission will have to decide whether to accept the clerk's explanation. here's what happened. greenfields ballot totals weren't matching up with election night numbers. so the clerk called back to her office and told workers to look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. the head of the election commission wasnt happy, and wants the clerk to put a plan in place for the future. ballots later today. and in michigan -- the recount is over. a judge lifted an order that forced a statewide review of millions of ballots. the ruling found that green party candidate jill stein had no legal standing to request another look at ballots. the court said stein -- who finished fourth in michigan -- did not have a chance of winning even after a recount. stein is now appealing to the michigan supreme court. you can track the latest d

steph thanks bret ballots in greenfield? frustration and confusion in milwaukee countys presidential recount room as mistakes interrupted what had been an otherwise smooth process. our political reporter theo keith is there tonight. theo, has the issue gotten fixed? you can see election workers from the city of greenfield are still here - hours after they discovered a problem they still do not have a fix. it started earlier, when through the voting machines came up 291 ballots short of the number from election day. the clerk called back to the office. can you look for any misplaced ballots? sure enough, workers found 412 ballots. 412 is not 291 - so there is was still a problem. and thats what theyre still trying to resolve. this was frustrating to many because this had been a very good day. in an adjacent room, the city of milwaukee - the states largest - finished up this schedule. joe czarnezki/milw co clerk 15:38:29 were seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. people have been working very, very hard. :33 weve had wond

the election commission will be greenfields numbers werent matching up... so the clerk, jennifer goergen, called her office workers and told them, look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. they then spent three plus hours trying to get the numbers to match. the head of the election commission wasnt happy. im not talking about some detailed plan, but a plan, because its vital that this never happens again whats the explanation for what happened tonight? ill just say, the board of canvass will rule tomorrow and id like it to be made public at that point. like i said, there were ballots that were and brought here. and the numbers all matched for the most part :17 well know more once the board rules tomorrow :20 what do you think about what the chairwoman said... :25 goergen does think she got most of the ballots matched up. the commission will have to them all. meanwhile, the city of milwaukee finished its work. and at least 70 percent of the votes statewide have been recounted. president-elect trump still holds a 22-thousand vote lead.

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also closing long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to remain that way through summer of 2018. traffic mixing nostalgia with today's technology.that's what companies are doing this holiday season...to bring back some classics. classics. if you loved playing super nintendo... nintendo's new n-e- s classic edition is a $60-dollar mini version of the original. the console is pre- loaded with 30 classic games including super mario bros., pacman, and donkey kong. but this is hard to come by. it's sold out online... so you have to keep checking at target to see when it's re-stocked. --- the $99-dollar hotwheels a-one racing system uses artificial intelligence and sensors to guide cars around a special track.---the $40-dollar playdoh touch "shape-to-life" studio.. lets kids put their clay creations into a virtual game. --and ... the memory game "simon" gets a tech upgrade with "simon air," which retails for $20. instead of touching the colored blocks... wave your han

more than 400 missing ballots turn up in greenfield. so far -- the greenfield city clerk doesn't want to say much about it. angelica joins us now with more. county election commission will have to decide whether to accept the clerk's explanation. here's what happened. greenfields ballot totals weren't matching up with election night numbers. so the clerk called back to her office and told workers to look for misplaced ballots. they found 412 of them in the office. the head of the election commission wasnt happy, and wants the clerk to put a plan in place for the future. the election commission will decide whether to accept the ballots today. in fact, at least 70 percent of the votes statewide have been recounted. president-elect trump still holds a 22-thousand vote lead. now to a fox 6 exclusive. the community-- coming together to remember 7-year-old trevion winningham. investigators say the boy was badly bruised and malnourished when he died at the hospital last week. etter hughes and mary martinez were watching the boy and his 9-year

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

i-894/41 nb will close overnight at greenfield ave. for a traffic switch.by tuesday morning i-94 eb will no longer have access to the 84th st exit as it will be shifted left to a new roadway. i-894 nb will still be able to access the 84th st. exit rampwatch for slowing.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed reconstruction. the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through the fall of 2017. also closing long term, 3 in a small german town... one couple has pulled out ?all the stops? when it comes to their christmas decorations.from the outside--- thomas and susanne's house ?doesn't look out of the ordinary?--- but inside, it's filled to the rafters with christmas trees. in fact, there's more than 100! the collection started small--- but has gr

layers today-- could mean everything-- to your safety and your health pete zervakis is live at the greenfield fire department this morning-it reminders about things you ?might overlook when frigid the milwaukee health department has some advice for staying sare in below zero weather. they're things we probably all know... but advice some of us still don't follow... which is why emergency responders get busy the time you spend outside. when you do go out, let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return.cover any exposed skin... including your fingers, nose and ears. frostbite can occur within minutes.when traveling, make sure you vehicle has blankets, extra clothes and high-energy foods.be sure to keep you tank at least half full.full.at least half full. the milwaukee rescue mission sees an increase in people showing up during the cold. it averaged about 176 people at its men's shelter the month of november. capacity during the winter months is 250 men. the rescue mission also runs a downtown shelter for moms and kids. go to today's t-m-j four dot com for our live radar and

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- long term, the lincoln ave. exit ramp from i-894 sb is expected to remain that way through summer of 2018. traffic along the i-894 southbound corridor will shift to the west or right side of the roadway starting at lincoln ave.a reminder that the i-41/us-45 sb systerm ramp to i-94 eb is now closed long term until spring 2017. this will have an impact on your morning drive.drivers will want use the following detours. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampblmound . to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take either hwy 60 or 167 to i-43 toward dow two talented indiana contractors are back with another hit....and you may have already heard of them...since they have millions of youtube views. views.they're hoping their newest duet is their biggest yet. nats of singing singing 3 that was part of the singing contractors' ?latest viral hit.?aaron gray and josh arnett say... they liked the record it... in this garage... last week.during the recording, they d to look at their phones f

jeff greenfield on the changing centers of power in washington. and in our signature segment, north korean defectors in south korea using american movies and tv shows to undermine a repressive regime. next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. tomorrow, an institution enshrined in the u.s. constitution-- the electoral college-- i

. >> especially the portraits of timothy greenfield sanders. >> right there. and then -- you. tell people to smile or not smile? >> no smiles. >> no smiles. >> i would come in here -- later on "sunday morning" a portrait of a portrait photographer. is. >> pauley: 'tis the season he shares his take on acting, and lifew tracy smith. ? >> billy bob thornton's characters are often deeply flawed but never boring. >> i have a physical reaction to boredom. and -- >> to boring people. >> yeah. ? >> dull moment ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: john blackstone studies the fine print with author michel lewis. we'll go on a scavenger hunt with david pogue. steve hartman has the tale of some unlikely partners. and more. first, the headlines for this sunday morning, the 4th of december, 2016. nine people are confirmed dead, at least two dozen are missing california. it happened at a run down warehouse that was being used for a dance party on friday night. carter evans will have the latest from oakland just ahead. a final tribute to fidel castro in santiago, cuba. tens of thousands of c

greenfield! he likes legos, star wars and playing games. and a big happy birthday to mason in milwaukee! he likes video games, reading and playing board games. to find out how to wish your child a happy sixth birthday on fox six wake up news - just log on to "fox six now dot com" for all the the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. welcome back to wakeup! time now 7:xx afternoon temperatures falling into the low 20s. right now . when we get more snow next! trending now --- someone has found joy in face-swapping donald trump with the u-k's queen elizabeth. the result it's hilarious... yet slightly terrifying. mic

the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- 41/894 sb will close through making national news...an officer is dead following a shooting in tacoma, washington. as of last report.... it's still an active situation.the standoff between officers and the suspect has been going on for hours. police say they were responding to a domestic violence call when shots were fired. the officer was rushed to the hospital for surgery and later died.as for the shooter... police say the suspect is still in the home owned by a fellow church member. two children were escorted out of the house and led to safety when the officer was shot.the last time an officer was killed in tacoma was in 19-97. 3 outside charlotte mecklenburg police headquarters--- a ?protest? against the district attorney's decision to ?not? charge the officer who shot and killed keith scott in september. at one point... the crowd stopped in an intersection. police say they have made four arrests... related to the protests. 3 at least seven people are dead and dozens more in

they remained at greenfield city clerks that. those ballots were retrieved and counted and matched up with election night results." a judge now ruled not force a recount in michigan. a court hearing is scheduled for friday to determine if one takes place in pennsylvania. president elect donald trump meets today with another candidate for secretary of state - he's a retired navy admiral... raising concern the trump administrati leaders and millionaires. "yea at a certain point you don't want everybody to come from the same background. i don't think we've hit that yet."president obama and bush actually appointed more generals. a source tells n-b-c that oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt's been tapped as head of the environmental protection agency. pruitt's suing the government over climate change. sherifff david clarke learned he will ?not? be running the marine general john kelly for that job. clarke is reportedly still being considered for other positions within the trump . the university of wisconsin system will soon offer sexual violence training for all employees and students.t

in greenfield deandra corinthios fox6 news. canine ocho takes over for canine karma...who recently retired. get a promotion - even after spending time behind bars. sergeant john corbett was pulled over in rural fond du lac county for o-w-i back in november 2010. dash cam shows him taking a field sobriety test. a police report says his 13 -year-old daughter was in the car and she had been driving earlier. corbett was suspended from m- p-d for 60 days. he served 30 days in jail with work release. lost his license for 15 months and lost 17-thousand the fire and police commission will meet next week to determine whether corbett receives a promotion to lieutenant. a mother-- charged with failure to prevent her sons child abuse... is now dead from a suspected drug overdose. 25-year old megan scott was the mother of three year old aiden archer. scott and her then boyfriend, 28-year old maurice snyder faced multiple charges for aidens death. the boy died in june last year after significant trauma to his head and body. when police were

months of heavy clothes, seeing your breath and generally freezing outside.pete zervakis is live in greenfield with how to best get ready for the deep freeze both milwaukee county and city are asking for help: officials are trying to secure more warming centers for people who need a place to stay during this cold stretch. they'd like to get a few more centers open before the week is over. "with temperatures like this, you can't have too much.""if there are people who have facilities in a nonprofit that understands and are willing to help us out please get in contact with because we can help you help people stay warm in the winter."if you would like to help or would like information about a warming center, you can call 2-1-1. the milwaukee health department has advice for staying safe in below zero weather.and while some of them may seem obvious... they could keep you from getting frostbite or worse.minimize the time you spend outside. going and when you expect to return.be sure to cover exposed skin... including your fingers, nose and ears. frostbite can occur within minutes.when traveling, ma

the greenfield city clerk says poll workers didn't properly package them. but it has all be resolved. "we worked long hours. somedays it was 12, 14 hour days. but we got the job done. im very happy there results of the election are not going to change as a result of this recount and all the recount workers did a fantastic job" green party candidate jill stein requested the recount and is paying for it. next up: the county must submit its results to the wisconsin election commission. reporting live dcf in the meantime-- president elect donald trump says he's coming to wisconsin. according to his campaign website -- he will hold a "thank you" rally at the wisconsin state fair expo center on tuesday in west allis. the event is at 7. tickets are on a first come first serve basis. we've posted the details on our website-- fox6 now dot com. now to some news from overnight. milwaukee police say a man is fighting for his life after being shot multiple times. the 44-year-old was shot near 27th and galena just before 11 we're told his injuries are serious. police con

greenfield: wonderful to be here. >> thrilled to be here. and last night you were scooping ice cream? mr. greenfield: i was not. ben and jerry's has a local franchise scoop job. i was doing a scoop shot visit, a jerry appearance. i was jerry for an hour last night. it was very exciting. >> and there is so much in your story, but i think for many who haven't heard the origins, i would love it if you share it. mr. greenfield: should i talk with you or the audience? what works? >> yes, some combination of just briefly, ben and i are friends from junior high school. we met in seventh grade gym class running around the track where we were the two slowest, fattest kids in the class. i went to college and was rejected from all the medical schools i applied to. then, went to three or four colleges.

here to explain is jeff greenfield. jeff, you say that ronald reagan was elected with a mandate, twice as a matter of fact, and yet changed so little. donald trump lost the popular vote and is about to change so much. explain. >> well, when reagan came in with 489 electoral vote 10-point in the popular vote majority with a newly republican senate that would seem to qualify as a mandate under any circumstances. but he leaves eight years later, the size of the federal government is no smaller the federal debt and deficit is bigger, no departments had been eliminated. two of his supreme court nominees underwrite the core of roe v. wade. and writes the guy marriage decision. one, reagan never had both houses of congress. the house was always democratic. and it's also important -- i think this is key, the republican party was very different. when reagan came in, the senate was filled with moderate and even liberal republicans. packwood of oregon, specter and hines in pennsylvania, so between a democratic house and a very dif

machines) but the process hasn't all gone according to plan here there was a mix up last night with greenfield in which more than 400 ballots were accidentally left behind.16:45 "those ballots were retrieved, brought to the recount, those ballots were counted and the city of greenfield votes were all included in the recount." there was another issue this afternoon with 70 absentee ballots from the city of milwaukee.those have been been matched with the original. joe czarnezki clerk15:40 "absentee ballots haven't been filled out properly so votes have been disqualified." overall, county clerk joe czarnezki says the variations here have been very slight after a week of countless hours for tabulators like chris dahl.chris dahl - tabulator30:10 "it actually does feel pretty good to verify that the elections is the way it turned out on election night." waukesha is still working through their final municipalities the clerk's

greenfields clerk has reported finding more than 400 ballots back at greenfields office. by no means will that margin change the election but the commission these ballots to be counted. they werent in with the rest of the stack. elsewhere -- 34 counties are now done. with 70 percent of the votes recounted across the state, hillary clinton has cut into mr trumps margin - but by just 82 votes. dodge, ozaukee, walworth and washington counties are finished. the city of milwaukee - expected to wrap up tonight - and the final milwaukee county suburbs tomorrow or friday. were seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. people have been working very, very hard. weve had wonderful cooperation from all the municipal clerks and all the poll workers the wisconsin elections commission warns about 'fake news' regarding the recount on social media. the 'real news' out of here is a holding pattern. this ballot issue is not resolved.

this is in greenfield. milwaukee county sheriffs blocked off two lanes because of they're working to clear that now and speeds getting even slower, as you come towards the incident at 40 miles per hour and get closer at 28 miles per hour. it's very slow in that area. looking at that drive time, it's only a 2 minute delay right now but again as traffic begins to build, it's going to get even worse. this is here in milwaukee county. i want to give you an additional head's up. the off ramp this, has an definitely plan ahead. it's possible to slide off the roadway. so give yourself additional time and space between cars as you head out the door this morning. >> good morning, return, i'm rod with a one minute drill on this monday morning. the green bay packers with a dominating performance over seattle sunday at lambeau field. 38 points they score over the most they delivered all year long. >> sprints his way to a 66 yard touchdown. packers up 3-0 three plays into the game. rodgers finds jorde nelson. from 9 yar

they remained at greenfield city clerks office. recount discovered that. those ballots were retrieved and counted and matched up with election night results."a judge now ruled not force a recount in michigan. a court hearing is scheduled for friday to determine if one takes place in pennsylvania. frontier airlines is now cut the ribbon yesterday, to mark the new non-stop service... featuring four weekly flights. <11:58:35"we developed a philosophy where we want to fly from cold weather destinations to warm weather destinations in the winter just because there is more demand. so milwaukee to phoenix looked like a perfect opportunity to give people what they want.">flights from milwaukee to phoenix are scheduled mondays... wednesdays.. fridays and up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- oakland warehouse fire: what officials are focusing on as the cause of that devastating blaze. and here it comes: where this snow is falling right now and when it could be in our neck of the woods. residents of california's sierra nevada mountains.snow has been falling since yesterday afternoon.a w

machines) but the process hasn't all gone according to plan here there was a mix up last night with greenfield in which more than 400 ballots were accidentally left behind.16:45 "those ballots were retrieved, brought to the recount, those ballots were counted and the city of greenfield votes were all included in the recount." there was another issue this afternoon with 70 absentee ballots from the city of milwaukee.those have been been matched with the original. joe czarnezki clerk15:40 "absentee ballots haven't been filled out properly so votes have been disqualified." overall, county clerk joe czarnezki says the variations here have been very slight after a week of countless hours for tabulators like chris dahl.chris dahl - tabulator30:10 "it actually does feel pretty good to verify that the elections is the way it turned out on election night." waukesha is still working through their final municipalities the clerk's tomorrow morning. we'll be here awaiting the final ballot. live in milwaukee, ben jordan today's tmj4. president-elect donald trump's is on a thank you tour -- is headed to the

five and greenfield and five in sheboygan. downtown inches once this is all said and done. still coming in downtown milwaukee. looking back at the art museum. it is slippery because the sun has set, the snow continues to fall. thankfully it won't be for that much longer. even the interstates in the metro area down to the south, please use caution if you have there. i think it is going to be ok. the roads are better down through the south. i think it has completely gone out of the area by 8:00. it will hang on in racine and kenosha and will probably add up to another inch and a half. winter storm warning continues to six in northern counties. eight in waukesha 10 what a long duration of snow. up to half an inch, this is total of what we are going to get. one inch in racine and kenosha. temperatures have cooled down. because of that it is slippery out there. a third of a mile per hour in kenosha. tomorrow. and then just when we get rid of this one we start thinking about our next potential snowstorm and that will be friday into saturday. this is certainly something i will be

the greenfield city clerk says poll workers didn't properly package them. but that has all been resolved. a spokesman with the green party says he's pleased with the transparency in milwaukee county. "this is difficult stuff, we had some political reasons as to why. and again we did it not to the advantage of one candidate one candidate or the other but to assure that our voting system works." next up -- the county must submit its results to the wisconsin election commission. in the meantime-- president- elect donald trump says he's coming to wisconsin. according to his campaign website -- he will hold a "thank you" rally at the wisconsin state fair expo center on tuesday in west allis. the event is at 7 p.m. and, tickets are on a first come, first serve basis. we've posted t website-- fox6 now dot com. adlib to weather 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 impact se wi this weekend - the first bringing snow by afternoon/evening satur

election night, but remained in the greenfield city clerk's office. they discovered that and the ballots were retrieved, and counted tonight and they matched up with the election night results. >> now a judge ruled today not to hold a recount in michigan and a court is considering friday takes place in pennsylvania. >>> there's been four deaths in the county lock up. >> they're asking the federal government to get involved. >> we have exclusive information on the latest development. >> this letter to the u.s. department of justice, in it, she calls the jail an unsafe environment for inmates. she wants answers for the family members of those who >> i became increasingly concerned there was no one minding the store. so to speak. >> so moore reached out to the justice department, questioning the oversight of the jail. in this letter, she asked for an independent investigation of the jail. >> it was just the people died in the prison, but the aegregious nature of the death. inmates. the inmate found unresponsive in his cell back in april, the cause of dea

the greenfield city clerk them. but it has all be resolved. a spokesman with the green party says he's pleased with the transparency in milwaukee county. "this is difficult stuff, we had some political reasons as to why. and again we did it not to the advantage of one candidate or the other but to assure that our voting system works." next up-- the county must submit its results to the wisconsin election commission. jessob. back to you. meanwhile-- president-elect donald trump coming to wisconsin next week. he'll be bringing his "thank you" tour to west allis tuesday. his campaign says a rally will be held at the wisconsin state fair expo center. the event is at 7 and tickets are on a first come first serve basis. to find out how to get them go to our website fox 6 now dot com. a milwaukee business is warning other companies about a corporate identity theft scam... information from email correspondence and are now using it to defraud other businesses. the better business bureau says the crooks often send out a quote request providing credit re