tim: there he goes.at's craig and let's keep trying to get cameron in here. narrator: at the local reptile park tim and trevor are no closer to catching cameron the cormorant. tim: that's him, that's him. narrator: the little bird has swallowed something that has caused dangerous swelling in his throat. tim: there's a lump that wasn't there a day ago. so it's a real worry because anything stuck in their throat - let's say we feed him - that food might get stuck as well and simply he could choke. narrator: after 30 minutes the fast-moving cameron is still giving tim the runaround. tim: there's one, look! they dive underwater and hide. it's not an easy task to catch a cormorant. okay, he's up under the bridge. tim: okay, he's back in the water. they're very quick swimmers and that makes it really difficult. jules: he's onto us. tim: the birds are just giving us the slip. there he is. gotcha mate. hey buddy, hey, hey, hey. ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. trev: that's yellow band. tim: that's craig. ow mate. not our

tim is in the newsroom witth tim. tim: ben, some tense moments overnight for everyone on board a plane flying from dallas to las vegas. this involved american airlines flight operating out of a southwest airlines plane. pilotseported an engine failure and requested an emergency landing. passengers used their cell phones to record video as the plane touched down in thankfully the pilots were able to land the plane safely. no one was hurt. investigators are now working to figure out exactly what went wrong with the engine. ben, back to you. >> tim, thank you. ben: new from overnight, seven people are hurt after a shootout in kansas city. the crime scene was spread out across several blocks. police say officers were called to the neighborhood for reports of gunfire. that's when they saw people in different cars shooting at each other. at least one officer also opened fire during the incident >> also new from overnight, a deadly rampage in baton rouge, louisiana. you can see the scene here. deputies shot and killed a man

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

tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. tim. tim: officials in stanislaus county say they have arrested the man who shot and killed deputy dennis wallace. the deputy was responding to a suspicious vehicle at a park when he called for backup. officials say soon after that he was shot at close range. another deputy found him in the wounds to the head. >> we know for a fact that the gun used this this crime was in direct contact with the head when the trigger was pulled twice. this is an execution. tim: the suspect left the scene but officials found and arrested him yesterday. officials say his name is david machado and he was wanted on a felony warrant. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: right now, police in upstate new york are searching for someone who fired a gun inside a mall. targeting random shoppers and it all started with an argument between two people on saturday. the gun went off at a mall in albany and the suspect was able to get away. officials quickly put the mall on lockdown. police say they have some solid lea

tim is here this morning with tim. tim: in all, 43 fires are burning across eight states including north carolina and tennessee. 5,000 firefighters are working to get the flames under control. some have traveled from as far as alaska to help. hundreds of people have been forced out of their homes as the fires get dangerously close. many of the fires are still spreading right now. officials say some of these fires were deliberately set. back to you. tim, thank you. after a massive earthquake in new zealand, thousands are stranded. land slides are blocking the roads in the area and leaving the towns cut off. two people were killed in the 7.8 quake and strong after shocks are shaking the island. the prime minister is saying billions of dollars in damage. >> north carolina is still dealing with the after math of hurricane matthew. that is down from two thousand roads. now d.o.t. workers are working to figure out why the roads washed out and how to prevent it. >> new this morning, a stray turkey found a home at an animal sa

wisn 12 news' tim elliott has the details. tim? tim: the orange county sheriff's office in florida released the bodycam footage. this was taken hours after the attack that killed 49 people at the lgbt nightclub. officers were searching the club and laying out stretchers for victims. this video has been edited to avoid showing bodies of those omar mateen was the gunman that night in june. he was shot and killed by police. ben, back to you. ben: pulse nightclub could soon belong to the city of orlando. the city has negotiated a deal to buy the club for two and a quarter million dollars. it would be turned into a permanent memorial to the victims. orlando's city council has to sign off on the deal. they'll consider it next week. melinda: new this morning, canadian police have arrested two people accused of murdering an american tourist. last week julian jones was visiting toronto with some friends for a bachelor party. police say that after 2:00 a.m., they were attacked outside a bar. >> well, patrons were exiting the lounge, the dece

back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. police say this was a peaceful officers were at the scene the entire time. some of those protesters said they will continue to fight against trump for the next four years. ben: there were even more protests across the country overnight. police in portland, oregon say it turned into a riot when protesters broke windshields. someone used a bat to smash a woman's windshield and other vehicles had windows shattered during the protests. protesters also blocked streets in portland. president-elect donald trump is looking ahead to his time in office. yesterday he was at the white house meeting with president obama. the two had a conversation about the transition of power and the responsibilities that come along with being president. obama promised to help

in milwaukee, tim elliott, wisn 12 news. joyce: the hunger task force says it serves 75 food pantries, soup kitchens and homeless shelters free of charge. they say they serve 35,000 people each month at food pantries and 60,000 meals each month. those who benefit from the hunger task force are children. and wisn is teaming up with the hunger task force to raise money this holiday season. the food for families phone bank is tomorrow and wednesday. last year, you helped us raise $100,000. kathy: a police officer is honored. the community brings warmth and helps to share thanksgiving tradition. patrick has more with a look ahead. patrick: franklin police officer will receive a life-saving medal at the franklin police department's annual awards ceremony. back in april, kevin mullikan responded to a local bus crash. he broke inside to rescue the driver who was having a medical emergency. the children inside the bus were not heard. this is the sixth year of the wisconsin department of tourism's big bundle up campaign. you can drop

tim is following the story for us. tim. tim: good morning, ben, this happened as antitrump rally taking place, here is what we know, a plan started fire into a crowd after an argument outside of a 7-eleven. police are still looking for the suspect who ran away from the scene. now just blocks away from the shooting a protest here over donald trump. seattle is one of the cities across the country holding demonstrations over the chicago. many of the protestor there tell abc news they were looking to get their voices heard and make sure that trump listens to them once he takes office. now we want to get to breaking news we are following out of pennsylvania, two police officers are shot overnight 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. our sister station in pittsburgh is trying to learn more about the officers' conditions, the suspect is still on the run here. that person. it is unclear this morning what lead up to the shooting, but we are watching for new information throughout the morning. ben, back to you. ben: thank you, tim. mlb

tim is learning why this morning. tim. tim: that would make 4 million americans eligible for the over time pay. a fer temporarily block this measure. a district judge in texas made the ruling responding to 21 lawsuits from different states, including wisconsin. the rule would have made the overtime mandatory for the salary workers. it was set to take effect on december 1st. wisconsin attorney general's the rule should be put on hold. he said that wisconsin must have the ability to set priorities and policies, the department of labor is considering all of the legal options. back to you. >> thank you, tim. 5:11. a wisconsin hunter thought he had bagged the perfect buck. >> unexpected discovery once he looked closer at the deer. >> plus, snow is up to the north, we are going over the data for the potential snowstorms for t >> low clouds, light mist and rain and drizzle across southern wisconsin early on this thanksgiving eve. we are continuing to look at and for tonight. rain tomatoes likely less than a quarter of an inch. we

tim is live with the details. tim. tim: check out this picture from a red light camera, the quality is good, crystal clear here, but the guy driving doesn't own the guy. this is sa suspect in the car theft. the owner says that the car ruckus taken from his aportment complex in los angeles earlier in the month. the police had a few leads the case and he got a red light ticket in the mail with a picture of the suspect. it was for an illegal left turn. he's contesting the ticket. the police are looking for this guy that was driving the car. the police say this is a solid lead. back to you. >> tim, thank you. >> 6:09. padding your paycheck before graduating from college. >> the best programs local racking up the extra debt. >> it may be fall, but time to >> how about that early morning sunrise at 6:48. we put together several dry and warmish hours. by 2:00, things are changing up. >> part of the state. the temperatures there in the 30s. we look at this sweeping across southeast wisconsin, yes, another day of record warmth

tim: fly the w. tim: a lot of people love the cubs. not a fan, but we will join in on the television. this is what it looked like on the field after the game. some people are still out on the streets of chicago. they celebrated the team's first world series victory since 1908. they just can't get enough of the cubs' world series win over the cleveland indians. the game was played in cleveland, ohio, but thousands of people gathered outside wrigley field in chicago. they cheered as the cubbies took home the win beating the indians 8-7 in 10 innings after a rain delay. it's the team's first series win in 108 years. watch as the cubs celebrated in the locker room overnight. that never gets old. i love seeing that every year. late-night game. >> it's like a heavyweight fight , man. just blow for blow, everybody playing their heart out. the indians never gave up either. i can't believe we are finally standing after 108 years finally able to hoist the trophy. tim: what a series it was. the parties aren't over yet. we're learning that some so

tim is following the story from the news room. tim. antitrump rally was taking place, the police don't believe it has anything to do with the protests. police say a man started fire into a crowd after argument outside of 7-eleven. police are still looking for the suspect that ran away from the scene. just blocks away from that shooting, a protest over donald demonstrations over this election. now, other cities like los angeles, new york and chicago, many of the protestor say they are looking to get their voices heard and for trump to listen once he takes office. we want to get to breaking news in pennsylvania this morning, sh shooting happened overnight 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. our sister station is tryto this shooting involved two police officers, they were shot. the suspect is still on the run. the officers are trying to find that person. it is unclear what led up to the shooting as well. we are watching for new information throughout the morning. back to you. ben: thank you, tim. the mlb is breaking from annual tradition t

live from the white house, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, tim. this, tomorrow night big projections will be made in the race for the white house, but none will be as big as the one that you will see outside of our door in arlington. it's the big election projection, right on our building and rosslyn. this is another way that 7 on your side with your election coverage. we will have breaking results and speeches right here on abc 7 to the election day tomorrow morning with a frost advisory in effect for the district, arlington, alexandria, all of southern maryland, and further to the west. looking at a freeze warning in prince william county. waking up early to get to the polls in virginia, 6:00 a.m., the temperatures only in the upper 30's. rebounding near 60 by 11:00, upper 60's, near the afternoon with clouds. a cold front and the impact on the wednesday morning rush coming up in a few minutes. alison: new at 11:00, a jury has awarded $3 million to a university of virginia administrator. last week i found the administrator was the famed by the "

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

>> tim, thank you. ben: right now, investigators are trying to find out if terrorism is the motive behind an attack at ohio state university. plowed his car into a crowd on campus and then slashed victims with a knife. the suspect, an ohio state student of somali descent, was killed by campus police. the man's mother says he had complained about his grades at osu. ben: new this morning, an off-duty officer shoots and kills a suspect at an illinois walmart. police say the officer was shopping when he saw the suspect. he shot the man, who managed to get in a car and drive away. at the hospital. police in cahokia haven't said why the man was wanted by police. melinda: a family in arkansas survived a serious car crash over the weekend. now they're sharing their story. a semi clipped their car on the interstate. one of the women in the car says her mother was flung out of the car onto the road. she pulled her out of traffic. an eight-month-old baby disappeared from the car during the chaos. firefighters foun

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

tim has a look ahead. tim? tim: there have been 15 drug overdose deaths in kenosha this year. tonight the sheriff is leading a resource fair about heroin addiction and prevention programs. he calls the state's problem an local hospitals, schools and federal agents to prevent more overdoses. he's speaking tonight at the high school, the program is at 6:00 tonight. back to you. melinda: tim, thank you. halloween hayride ends in a tragic. ben: overnight crash that took the lives of two kids out to celebrate. >> an explosion rattles a colorado community, what a teenager was johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. senator ron johnson - he'

tim? >> the numbers are alarming 15 drug overdose deaths in kenosha this year alone. now tonight the sheriff is leading a resource fair about heroin addiction and prevention programs and calling the problem hospitals, schools and federal agents. you are invited to hear him speak tonight. that program by the way is at 6:00. back to you. >> thank you, tim. and halloween hayride ends in a tragedy. >> next up, the overnight crash that took the lives of two kids out with a family to celebrate. >> explosion rattles a colorado community, what a teenagers was russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because we need an economy >> as we get a

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

tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. tim. tim: melinda and ben, i have a map pulled up here showing where all this happened overnight. this is 26th and ruby in the central part of the city. police were called to the area around 10:30 last night for a burglary. when they got there, a man allegedly started shooting at them. an officer shot back. despite the bullets flying, no the 23-year-old suspect ran away but was caught a short time later. this case will be reviewed by the milwaukee county da's office in the coming days. we'll be watching for new information throughout the morning. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, tim. ben: new this morning, a toddler's birthday party turns into tragedy. seven people were shot during the party in tennessee. neighbors say the toddler's mother was killed. police believe it is gang related. they're searching for three suspects. there's no word from officials hurt. melinda: new this morning, a washington man adopted from south korea as a child now set to be deported. adam crapser moved t

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: right now -- alison: it is country music's biggest night, the 50th annual cma awards just wrapping up a few minutes ago. garth brooks won an award for entertainer of the year and they are celebrating in nashville. jonathan: kidd o'shea is on the red carpet, mingling with the stars, getting a sense how special the event is. tell us about it. fans shuffling out of the bridgestone arena where it took place, including tammy and andre from canada. what was your favorite part of the show? >> dolly! >> garth brooks and tricia yearwood. it was amazing. kidd: and look what happened tonight on the red carpet. tonight was all about the country legends. ? >> not had enough practice to know yet. feeling great. don't feel much different than 1979. kidd: well, that's good. he was not the only legendary charlie at the show. >> glen campbell and i cohosted one of these, but it was not quite as big. kidd: country royalty showed up olympic realty showed up to present cma's. pop country played na

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

>> tim, thank you. changing the way that the reporters cover the white house. >> what president-elect donald trump is planning to do at trump >> a tremor hits japan and why about 21 and 26 across the area. we have a little fair sky early this morning but the clouds are filling in rapidly and the turkey talk, well the traffic headaches start later today across minnesota and northern wisconsin. snow in the north woods later today and tonight but dry here in the south. if you are travelling to the north or minnesota leave today if possible to avoid the snow. >> overnight closure along 94 zipper merge. on to the travel times there was a couple extra minutes. as i mentioned that zipper merge is gone and the onramp gets you access to southbound, so that is one of the big changes to keep in mind. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. . >> thank you, matt. earthquake that japan's region hit yesterday. fishing operations started again. the island saw nearly five foot high waves. they have announced

tim? >> tim: this has been going on norlt of mosul. this is at iraqi special forces made it to the city on the east side and slammed by suicide car bombs and traps and progress inside of the city is slow as the troops are making their way to the densely populated areas. 1.2 million sifians are living inside of mosul and the u.n. set up camps for the families fleeing u.s. military leaders saying this is proceeding ahead of schedule. ben? ben: a police officer is dead, another in critical condition after a man shot them both. this happened last night in georgia south of atlanta. investigators say that the officers were responding to a fight between two neighbors over someone riding a four wheeler in the area. this morning. >> happening now, a man is being questioned in connection with a weekend knife attack that left two children and a woman dead in new jersey and three others hurt in the incident on saturday. the 26-year-old was taken into custody last night after barricading himself inside of a home in newark. he's held on assault char

back to you. >> tim, thank you. donald trump taking 62% of the >>>>> donald trump racked up the votes, supporters gathered here to watch the results coming in. this watch party hosted by the republican party. supporters were glued to the phones and screens and throughout the night the republican voters told me they were cautiously optimistic and reflected on the momentum before confirmed the new president o >> well, the people are speaking. they are tired of the past 8 years and the people want their control back. >> i have been saying all week that i am hopeful and that we are going to win, that donald trump will be our next >> there is a take on the brexit movement. some in texas are talking about leaving and others are talking about succeeding from the united states. >> ben: the financial industry is bracing for a big blow today following a shocking outcome in the election. melinda: wisn 12 news hillary mintz is live from the newsroom with the latest. >> the stocks are tumbling on wall street and the market was b

tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. tim. tim: officials in stanislaus county say they have arrested the man who shot and killed deputy dennis ac the deputy was responding to a suspicious vehicle at a park when he called for backup. officials say soon after that he was shot at close range. another deputy found him in the parking lot with two gunshot wounds to the head. >> we know for a fact that the gun used in this crime was in direct contact with his head when the trigger was pulled twice. this is an execution. yesterday. officials say his name is david machado and he was wanted on a felony warrant. back to you in the studio. >> tim, thank you. melinda: right now, police in upstate new york are searching for someone who fired a gun inside a mall. they say the suspect was not targeting random shoppers and it all started with an argument between two people on saturday. the gun went off at a mall in albany and the suspect was able to get away. officials quickly put the mall on lockdown. police say they have some solid leads. >

wisn 12 news' tim elliott is here with more information. tim? tim: aaron daniels will be in court today. prosecutors say he tried to travel to libya and join the islamic state. daniels is 20 years old and from ohio. he's also accused of sending money to the terror group. a federal prosecutor says he wired $250 to an isis operative. he was arrested earlier this week at the columbus airport after an investigation that went on for months. at today's hearing, prosecutor behind bars until he goes to trial. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a four-year-old boy's dream comes true in massachusetts when he gets drafted by a college baseball team. ari schultz loves to play baseball even though he has some serious health problems. he's been through three open heart surgeries. look at that smile. now he's waiting for a new heart. his parents say through it all ari never gives up. holds for him, but if you look at him, you see how active he is. every day he has a zest for life. melinda: assumption college made his baseball dreams com

tim: but the memory for him? >> i like to play football. tim: and his family will last forever. tim barber, abc 7 news. still to come -- putting a price tag on ruining somebody's life? they are hackers for hire, and they are easier to get than you think. >> there are people that will hack whatever you pay them to hack. alison: hackers could wipe out america's infrastructure. it is not a question of if, alison: 7 on your side with a consumer alert about a washing machine that might be in your home. samsung is rec million machines after reports they have blown apart. the consumer product safety commission has reported 730 top loading samsung machines blowing apart when operating at high speed's. there are at least nine reports of injuries. samsung will help with either repairs, replacement, or refunds. jonathan: russia is accused of hacking into the dnc, sony, and not all they are doing. alison: america's critical infrastructure is their next target possibly and it it is all starting on the dark web where you can be anonymous, operated by people with very bad intentions. jonathan:

tim elliott is here with us with a closer look. tim. tim: the first shooting happened in texas, another in missouri. saint louis police are searching for the person who shot an officer in the face. he survived. police say the officer was sitting in traffic last night when a car pulled up next to him and shot twice. description of the suspect. and in texas, a san antonio officer was killed yesterday morning. the detective was writing a traffic ticket just outside police headquarters. officials say another car pulled up behind his cruiser and fired two bullets at the detective. san antonio police say they have the suspect's car on camera. there's searching for that suspect right now. ben, back to you. ben: "good morning america" will have more on those shootings and gma starts at seven right after "wisn 12 news this morning." melinda: new this morning, protests against president-elect donald trump continue in washington state and in canada. this weekend protesters gathered at a park in tacoma and in seattle. hundreds of people came out to

tim is following the latest from the news room. tim. tim: this shooting happened across the street from vincent high school. someone shot a 19-year-old man and took off. a student driver and instructor were in this area. driving school say that the student and car were not directly involved but the injured man told them that he had been shot. now the police say that the man wept to the hospital. right now investigators still trying to track down whoever shot him. >> the numbers are in, now after wisconsin's nine day gun day deer hunt, 197,000 deer were killed and that is 6% drop from last year. the dnr r roughly 13,000 fewer licenses than last year. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:07. gorgeous day yesterday and back to the gloom and gray. >> i saw hillary's breath out there too. it is cold. sally: temperatures are upper 20s and lower 30s this morning. sunrise 7:02. we get a little sunshine in place early this morning. we are looking at the third ward winds are calm. light winds for much of the day today. a cooler air mass is arooiing and

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

tim is live in the newsroom with the latest on the case. tim. tim: ben, police are calling this a case of domestic violence. the shooting was reported near 70th and glenbrook, which is just north of brown deer road. police say two women were shot in the parking lot near an apartmenmp a 30-year-old died at the scene. a 57-year-old is being treated at froedert hospital this morning. police tell wisn 12 news the shooter is still on the run. investigators think the suspect is related to one of the victims. again, they are calling this domestic violence related. streets in the neighborhood are back open this morning. i'll pass along new information as it comes in here in our newsroom. back to you. 6:31. 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 don

tim is in the newsroom with the latest. tim. tim: ben, some tense moments las vegas. this involved american airlines flight operating out of a southwest airlines plane. pilots reported an engine failure and requested an emergency landing. passengers used their cell phones to record video as the plane touched down in albuquerque, new mexico. thankfully the pilots were able to land the plane safely. no one was hurt. investigators are now working to figure out exactly what went ben, back to you. ben: new from overnight, seven people are hurt after a shootout in kansas city. the crime scene was spread out across several blocks. police say officers were called to the neighborhood for reports of gunfire. that's when they saw people in different cars shooting at each other. at least one officer also opened fire during the incident. >> also new from overnight, a deadly rampage in baton rouge, louisiana. deputies shot and killed a man who allegedly murdered a woman, ambulance. officials say good samaritans stopped to help the original victim who was laying in the street. the s

tim is in news room with breaking news. tim? tim: crews are on the scene of a serious crash reported early this morning on capitol drive. this is video from the scene here that just came into the news no word on whether anyone was hurt. we hope to learn more information a little later on this morning. >> now the more breaking news in racine county, a bizarre and sad story, a pickup truck hit and kill add horse this morning. this happened on 7 mile road near 92nd street. the driver of the truck is okay. other drivers are being allowed to move past the scene here. we are watching for more details about the crashes throughout the >> tim, thank you. >> disappointing morning for the packer fans. >> final score 42-24. the packers have lost four straight games. so now all eyes are on this coming monday a week from today. the packers and the eagles. the coverage starts at 6:30, followed by the game at 7:30, all on 12. >> 5:36. toy truck danger. ben: what was supposed to be a surprise for their grandson ended up destroying a couple's tru

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

tim? tim: check out this picture from the red light camera, the quality is great the picture is clear and the suspect in a car theft. the car was taken from the apartment complex in los angeles earlier in the month. picture of the suspect. it was for illegal left turn. he's contesting the ticket and the police are looking for the missing car and the suspect. investigators say it is a very solid lead. back to you. >> tim, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 5:10. padding your paycheck before graduating from college. >> up next, the best programs that local students can attend to avoid racking up extra debt. >> it is fall,ut bawl. janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a m

tim? >> this passed as an emergency rule by the state department of safety and professional services. doctors have to complete 30 training every other year. two of the hours must focus on prescribing opioids. those drugs should be used sparingly and shouldn't be the first option in treating pain. some parents turn to the drug when the prescriptions run out. starting in january, wisconsin doctors and pharmacists will be required to check online data base of patients and how often they have filled the opioid >> thank you, tim. 6:10. plumes of smoke from a wild fire. this is the scene in the carolinas. the precautions officials are taking now to prevent the fire from spreading. >> plus, getting a kick start on black friday shopping, the store offering the deals and discounts already. stay with us, you are watching ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. i... i..

i'm with tim. >> but tim is over there. there you go. there you go. that's -- genius. >> and i am buying it. you know why? because to hiss point on the technicals, it did bounce off the lows we saw over the summer. valuation does make sense. and if you do see the consumer -- the consumer is clearly confident about something. lowe's stands to win to that, and you'll start to see analysts get on back of that and start to see the upgrades, commensurate with something like that. and the stock will trade, in my opinion, up to the mid 70s. so, yes. >> two out of three buys, tim. >> i love it. it's consistent, folks. those who voted for me, it's consistent with the view you have had on the markets, which is more constructive. good for you, people. >> is he talking to me? >> actually talking to dan. >> were you asking to the desk? hang on. have a ball over there. >>> still ahead -- you can come back. energy stocks serving today as crude oil rallied more than 4%. can you trust the rally? we'll hear from the commodities' king, dennis gartman. you're watching "f

wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the story. tim. tim: the search for michael he was accused of shooting two police officers and killing two family members. vance died in this shoot-out with police captured on dashcam video. take a listen to this. that was the scene when encountering the police. it was a shoot out. the oklahoma highway patrol found him on a rural road in western oklahoma. he had a high-powered rifle in the car and fired at troopers after driving through a ad eventually troopers shot and killed vance. none of the officers were hurt. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: new this morning, chicago has reached a milestone, 600 murders this year alone. it's the first time in more than a decade that chicago has seen so many homicides. last weekend was the city's deadliest with 17 people shot and killed. police say the key to cutting down on violence is to hold gun >> two victims of violence in chicago are 17-year-old twin brothers. edward and edwin bryant were killed in a drive-by shooting on sunday morning. police say

tim. that's right. kimberly hall is a very talented baker she specializes in three-dimensional cakes. tim: issues, a guitar for ben, why not? and a camera for our photography staff. you go. a few years ago, hall opened her own bakery as a side job but her reluctance to quit her full-time job in the corporate world caused her baking business to go under. >> i have this talent of making these 3-d cakes and know people love them and i know they quality product, but it is that safety net of me working at my full-time job. tim: quite the dilemma. so hall reached out to steve harvey. will sve harvey invest in her dreams? a $10,000 check is at stake. we will find out this afternoon on the "steve harvey show" at 3:00. ben: his reaction to the cake was prices. it is 6:26. any setback for the most popular attraction. and a new way to get rid of your old halloween pumpkins. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i

tim: rabbit fur. emma: it is very cozy. this is super warm. tim: it is an actual bunny coat.onathan: i am more excited about this. emma: trying on the ski jacket got me thinking about our reporter. he went to lake tahoe. he traded in his snowboard or a pair of skis. tell us about your story. >> this is something i always wanted to do. i have been a snowboarder my whole life. as i approach 40, i felt like snowboarding was less age-appropriate but it is hard to learn how to ski when you only live in new york. i decided what i needed was an immersion course. i found a place with a really good ski program and found one of their best instructors and spent three days with him all day learning how to ski. you know, after three days, i got pretty comfortable. northstar is a place where the terrain is intermediate, so i could get down pretty comfortably. and it has a lot of nice amenities so you can pamper yourself when you are done. my instructor had a lot of great tips. some of the stuff was physical. he would manhandle me and give me a sense of what he's trying to say. some of it i

tim? >> this is a serious situation. the wild fires began near the great smoky mountains and are now putting several towns in danger. gatlinburg is known for its resorts, some have been get closer. some people are stuck in the town as roads are closed down. 30 buildings in gatlinburg caught fire. the city's aquarium has been evacuated but more than 10,000 animals are still inside. that building has not caught fire but it is in danger. >> tim, thank you. ben: right now, investigators are trying to find out if terrorism is the motive behind an attack at ohio state eleven people were hurt yesterday when the suspect plowed his car into a crowd on campus and then slashed victims with a knife. the suspect, an ohio state student of somali descent, was killed by campus police. the man's mother says he had complained about his grades at osu. ben: new this morning, an off-duty officer shoots and kills a suspect at an illinois walmart. police say the officer was shopping when he saw the suspect. he s

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

now to tim with the new information. tim. tim: this shooting happened in texas and one in missouri. the st. louis police say an officer was shot while sitting in traffic, that officer was shot in the face. the mayor said he was targeted because he was a police officer. he is that suspect was later killed in a shoot out with the police. in texas, a police officer is killed yesterday morning and the officer was writing a traffic ticket. another car pulled up behind the cruiser and fired two bullets at the officer. the suspect's car is on camera. they are searching for the >> "good morning america" will have more on the shootings right after "wisn 12 news this morning." >> protesting against president-elect donald trump continue in washington state and canada. this weekend protesters gathered at a park in tacoma and in seattle. hundreds of people came out to show their displeasure with trump. and in canada, at least one thousand people marched against trump near the trump international hotel in toronto. >> mea: the message she gave to her local donut shop. the owner of the donut shop p

tim barber is following the story from our live desk. tim, what did you find out? tim: it was chaotic, it was emotional, and thanksgiving night they are still looking for the killer or killers. [gunshots] tim: so many gunshots so fast, they a you can hear nearly two dozen on this facebook blog. >> that's the park. it's time to roll. this is right now. tim: gunfire interrupted during a youth football game. four people were wounded, two people were killed. this woman was held back by a loved one. another woman ran past the crime scene. woman, then held her as she cried in his arms. investigators say they do not know who fired the shots during the annual youth football tournament. >> officers arrived and located two black males who were fatally wounded. tim: they also do not know who would pull out a gun in the first place. investigators say it was considering how many bullets were fired. we will let you know if they catch the person or people who did this. live in the newsroom, tim barber, abc 7 news. horace: overseas, and american servicemember's family had thanksgi

tim is in the news room learning more about the case. tim. tim: it is all over the requirement for graduation, the students have to complete 30 hos graduation. now two students were told that the service hours are not counted because they worked at a church. one taught sunday school and one assisted in a religion class. the group that filed the class for the students says that all forms of the university required community service should be treated as equally valuable and worthwhile. but the school is said that the religious doctrine is not counted. >> moon glowing extra bright this morning. >> we have live look at the moon. it is called the super moon. drama on the red carpet finding >> we get a live look at the camera network, 5:14, monday morning. temperatures are showing up 40 or better across the board. not as chilly as it was during the weekend but sort of the calm before the storm. we stay mild with above seasonal highs through thursday and 60 or better on friday and then a cold front is coming through. from the 60 to the 40s. >> sal,

tim? tim: here in wisconsin all of the u.s. house incumbents kept their seats. in the 4th milwaukee, gwen moore re-elected and received 75% of the vote. here is look at the balance of power in the house, republicans have kept control winning the majority of the the seats in the house of representatives. republicans kept control of the senate. >> tim, thank you. we continue to follow breaking news from overnight. >> president trump, that is what the empire state building paid tribute the the country's decision and projecting trump's face on the building with one word, president. we are back with more coverage >> welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." now, from the very beginning, donald trump presidential >> and staying that way until the final moments. sally, good morning. reporter: ben and melinda, a stunning night in manhattan, thousands gathered here behind me expected to see hillary clinton make history last night president. instead, those hopes were statered as donald trump rolled to victory. so after a gruelling campaign, you have to ask what's next

tim. abc news is working to learn more about the overnight plane crash in colombia. look for the latest updates today on "good morning america" starting at 7:00 a.m. ben: looking ahead, protests are planned today at 20 airports across the country, including o'hare in chicago. hillary mintz is live from mitchell international here in milwaukee. reporter: mitchell is not on the list, but could be impacted. we have a couple of flighteds through chicago, all on time so far. that is a good news here. if you are flying through the cities with the strikes, you will want to check the flight time today. now this strike is for workers, handlers, cleaners, wheelchair attendants and private security officers and fighting for the $15 an hour wage, better working conditions and the right no unionize. the air traffic controller and tsa is not part of the strike. airport officials here in milwaukee waiting to see there will be impacts. it can trickle down. we haven't talked anybody with concerns here. the