morning before cooking your thanksgiving day meal. the accident that has one waukesha father thankful to be alive this morning. and taking a live look outside-- welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm vince vitrano.and - i'm susan kim.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with meteorologist brian gotter. after morning wind chills in the teens, with a light wind, but highs could only warm into the upper 30s. after a clear and cold night, clouds are increasing this morning with temps in the 20s and a light se breeze. today is mostly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 40s, a se wind at 5-15 mph, and scattered rain showers around sunset. rain is likely tonight with lows in the mid to upper

10-20 mph. inland areas could see a dusting of snow tonight. if you are traveling to now-- let's get to tatiana cash for a look at the roads traffic buildingincident free zoo int zipper merge on i-94 east is gone and there's a change on hwy 100 on ramp

milwaukee's common council should vote today on whether to require screens on most windows in rental properties. the vote comes after the tragic death of a two-year old over the summer. his family thinks a window screen might have saved his life. pete zervakis is live with more on the proposed policy right now in milwaukee the building code requries all windows needed for ventilation - typically one per room - to be covered by a window screen. the proposed ordinance windows in rental units to be at least 1/3 covered with a screen. it would in most cases be the property owner's responsibility -- not the tennants -- to install the screens. the council is voting on this proposal about three months after two-year old michael mccoy the third tried crawling feet first through a window at a home near 40th and wright.... when the window fell down onto his neck and killed him. there was no screen on the window. current

fifth floor. this proposal does ?not change that exception. the full common council meets at 9 this morning. live...pz... tmj4 breaking news this morning - a bus driver is facing several charges of vehicular homicide in the deaths of at least five children killed in a bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. johnthony walker has also been charged with reckless driving and reckless endangerment, with more charges possible at a later date.police say walker was behind the wheel of the bus when it went off the road and wrapped around a tree.35 children.. ranging from kindergarten through 5th grade.. were onboard. here's what's happening today... the n-t-s-b is sending investigators to chattanooga this morning to begin the investigation into the a former youth director in brown deer sentenced to 15

teenage boy.jermarro dantzler worked at a state-sanctioned youth home when he sexually assaulted the boy at gunpoint nearly two years ago. dantzler was also given 5 years of extended supervision. happening today - a mukwonago man will be in court for allegedly pushing his girlfriend on to some railroad tracks where she was then hit by a train.brandon calkins is charged with resisting an officer, misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct. according to criminal complaint... th the woman.she survived but was badly injured. i remember it hit the ceiling and then i think at that point thats when my face ignited a waukesha father re-living a painful grease fire that left his face and body burned.he and his wife are now warning others to keep safe in the kitchen this thanksgiving. chad goratowski told us... one minute he was deep frying chicken for his family last

he remembers is his face on fire.the lid on the chicken he was deep frying, suddenly burst open with flames.he suffered second and third-degree burns.the family says the true hero in all of this was their 11 year old daughter who called 9-1-1. it only takes a second for a fryer fire to get out of control.if you're planning on frying your turkey for thanksgiving: make sure the turkey's fully thawed. and use paper towels to pat it dry inside and out. never er of cooking oil spilling on a hot burner can cause a large fire.and make sure the fryer is on a flat surface.. outdoors... a safe distance away from local agencies are working to collect food to help families this thanksgiving. the hunger task force still needs donations.ann sterling is live with more. students from alverno college are stopping by here to drop off 170 turkeys to hunger task force for thanksgivingthe

people this holiday. some of those students made donations from their personal meal plans to help feed those in need. hunger task force helps supply more than 75 milwaukee-area pantries -- soup kitchens and homeless shelters -- and with milwaukee's high poverty rate -- the need is great.listen to this -- the hunder task force says the child poverty rate in milwuakee county this summer --- 33 percent. so what can you do: turkeys -- hams --- plus holiday staples like canned vegetables, gravy, brown rice and breakfast cereal the hunger task force is offering extended hours through the end of the year. donations can be dropped off monday through friday starting

up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--keep your self from getting scammed by knock offs. what consumer groups are doing today to help keep your money safe. i'm out here speaking and fightning for my family and our future. united needs to take responsibility and stand up for good wages at o'hare." then -- on the verge of a strike. why workers at o'hare are delaying their plans as tensions continue to rise. today - where to find the best local chocolate.plus - we're giving away tickets to see a christmas carol.join the fun on the morning blend at

if you're planning to travel through chicago's o'hare airport over thanksgiving.... we've got some good news for you. ...hundreds of workers planning a strike, are now holding off for at least another week. we respect families traveling

we're holding off our strike until after the thanksgiving holiday.non-unionized janitors, baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and wheelchair attendants want a raise... to 15 dollars an hour ... plus union rights. mitchell airport finds itself on the t-s-a's week in review blog this morning after a passenger tried packing a 9 millimeter handgun in one of their carry on bags. it's a good reminder for passengers... you can bring a fire arm with you i checked luggage... but it has to be delcared to the airline. u-s security and customs officials are working to protect people from buying counterfeit goodstoday they're holding a presentation.... before black friday, cyber monday, and the rest of the holiday shopping madness. officials will explain what to look for in "knock-off" brands, which will be tempting to buy online. patagonia says it willdonate 100 percent of its black friday sales to environmental

than two-million dollar donation.the companycame up with the idea after the election... saying while the country gh the environment is something everyone can come together on. more than 8-hundred organizations will benefit from the black friday up nt on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--tips to help make holiday travel easier: the lessons to take with you before hitting the road. also-- a warning for u-s citizens traveling overseas. whats causing extra security around international rpor

poor weather conditions on an expressway in chi causes a 56 car piup... killing 17 pelehicles smashed into er in seri o collisions. came into the newsroom.... you can see just how bad the damage was. right now 37 people are in stable condition... most of them recieving minofractures. police are trying to figure out what exactly happened. . if you are one of the three million people flying this thankgiving -- arrive to the airport early.travel experts say get to the airport roughly two hours -- before your flight.and whether you're in check the weather before your

travels. mother nature is definitely taking a toll on travel times in new york. people bracing for more snow before the week is over... after blizzard conditions blanketed the village of lorraine.take a look at this video.... terrible visibility for drivers.... trying to make it through three feet of snow. in some parts there s seven foot snow drifts reaching the tops of roofs. pected to get more snow in the next couple odays now to your weather d traffic togeth... with orologist brian gotter. after morning wind chills in the teens, ers sunny with a light wind, but highs could only warm into the upper 30s. after a clear and cold

this morning with temps in the 20s and a light se breeze. today is mostly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 40s, a se wind at 5-15 mph, and scattered rain showers around sunset. rain is likely tot 30s, and a brisk se wind at 10-20 mph. inland areas could see a dusting of snow tonight.

northern wisconsin tonight, they are expecting ow showers.the busiest travel day of the year is rainy across southern wisconsin t north of itwausau of 5" accumulation. thanksgiving day is mostly cloudy and seasonal

40s. another storm system rolls into the area on friday with a rain/snow mix in the morning, and light rain in the afternoon with highs in the lower 40s. this weekend is sunny and seasonal with highs in the mid 40s. now let's get a look at the

a warning for u-s travers headed overseas in the coming weeks. the us state department is urging americans to exercise extreme caution if they're going to eurpoe a day after french security services thwarted an isis-linked plot. tracie potts joins us live from washington with more-- tracie... no captioning available

available up next on ve at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --the badger basketball teaces off against a familiaroe in hawa.the game tonight that uld put them in the finals of an early season tournament. also-- seeing gold... the olympic champion coming to town today and where you could

before we heo brea.. greendale's marching band is making the most out of their trip to new york before their performance at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. they posted this picture of the whole band in the middle of times square.you can catch them perform on thanksgiving

the badger basketball team is in hawaii this morning.... one game away from the championship of the maui invitional. number 16th ranked bucky will take on familar foe georgetown. the badgers on a hot streak after a double digit victory over tennessee yesterday. tip off is set for seven tonight. proof that going to class pays off. students from towsend elementry which is in the sherman park neighborhood were surprised with free tickets for them and their families to the bucks game.the tickets were given to students with perfect attendance this semester. they were donated by the milwaukee group "phoenix investors" to lift the community's spirits after voilence erupted in that area this past olympic gold medalist... and waukesha native gwen jorgenson will be back in the area today... jorgenson will be

from 5-30 until seven at david hobbs honda. jorgenson took home gold this past summer at the olympic games compeiting in the up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4 --keeping your water safer: the city-- that ?could be close to a plan to replace old, lead pipes in the ground-- and ?who could get stuck with part of the bill. plus: trouble in toyland: the toys-- parents should ?avoid-- during the holiday shopping rush-- and why some ?recalled

happening now-- and later -- unanswered questions for the family of the man shot and killed by wauwatosa police. the closure they're looking for... and why they say it's more important now-- than ever to release

it's i'm susan kim.and - i'm vince vitrano. let's get a look at your weather and traffic together-- with storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter. after morning wind chills in the teens, yesterday was sunny with a light wind, but highs could only warm into the upper 30s. after a clear night, clouds are increasing this morning with temps in the 20s and a light se breeze. today is mostly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 40s, a se wind at 5-15 mph, and

now-- let's get to tatiana cash for a look at the roads from 10 until 5 am i-94 east full closure on moorland road and this will cause issues later todzay right now in waukesha county no issues right now milwaukee's common council is set to vote this morning on

miller park. that's where pete zervakis is live to explain the logic behind the proposal. players and fans here at miller park would face fines up to 250 dollars for using smokeless tobacco if the council approves the ban this morning. the milwaukee brewers have said they support the ban.... which would apply not just at miller park. it would take ef across milwaukee... banning chewing tobacco on playing fields... team benches.. fan areas... and even parking lots and tailgating areas outside of sports venues. similar policies are already in place in cities like san francisco... la... boston... and chicago. the proposal passed the public safety committee 5-0 earlier this month. the full common council meets at 9 this

also happening today at city hall: aldermen could vote on a plan to keep your water, safer. you've been hearing a lot about milwaukee's plans to replace old, lead pipes to keep drinking water clean. today-- a plan to ?replace them? is up for a vote. the cost of that fix-- could come down on taxpayers. homeowners ?could wind up paying some money to replace the pipes. "seeing that that's where he was sitting at, to see the bullet holes through the headrest, it just made me sad like...it was just unbelievable. unanswered questions for the family of jay anderson this morning.. they now have the car anderson was in when he was shot and killed by wauwatosa police last summer.. the family tells us it was returned covered in blood and glass after going through froensic testing. they're now waiting for the district attorney to rule on the police

of the full video of what exactly happened,if the officer is not charged, the family says they will file a two bartenders... inside a sheboygan tavern during a deadly officer-involved shooting say they plan to sue the city. mary heitzmann and kurt klessig were working at union tap during a robbery in july.responding officers shot and killed the suspect. but one of the bullets hit klessig. both bartenders claim the officers were negligent and with innocent bystanders in the line of fire. do you know this man? police say he robbed an associated bank friday on the south side. he walked into the bank... gave a note to one of the tellers and implied he had a weapon in his pocket.the teller gave him money and he ran off. in just a few hours the latest 'trouble in toyland' report is expected to be released. it shines the spotlight on recalled toys -- and some are

sterling is live in milwaukee county with a look ahead. this consumer safety group compiles this list every year. for 2 reasons.parents to check your home to make sure to keep an eye out for recalled toys that may still be in homes. and many of these toys according to the consumer group are still available on line. on the heels of that report -- the worst toy list just came out.i have a copy of that right here.on the list:peppa pig's muddy puddles --- kids time baby children's elephant pillow slime-ball slinger: nerf rival apollo xv-700

galloping butch: peppy pups: flying heroes superman launcher: baby magic feed and play baby :.war-craft doom-hammer: many of toys were recalled for safety reasons up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- protecting the president - electwhat it costs to keep donald trump and his family safe inside trump tower. then -- new information in that bus crash that killed five young children in tennessee.what we just learned about the victims, and some of the survivors. and taking a live look

imagine a world where we celebrate thanksgiving like we used to. where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. and the only thing open for business after dinner was the family room. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods

this season, bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. after morning wind chills in the teens, yesterday was sunny with a light wind, but highs could only warm into the upper

this morning with temps in the 20s and a light se breeze. today is mostly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 40s, a se wind at 5-15 mph, and scattered rain showers around sunset. rain is likely tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s, and a brisk se wind at 10-20 mph. inland areas could see a dusting of snow tonight. if you are traveling to northern they are expecting snow showers. breaking news this morning - the n-t-s-b is in chatanooga, tennessee to investigate a bus crash that killed five young childrenmeanwhile, we are learning more about the victims and some of the survivors. officials confirm three of the victims were in fourth grade, one was in kindergarten and one was in first grade.six children remain in i-c-u. six more are in the hospital.the

home from school on monday -- when it slammed into a tree and split apart, the bus driver has been charged with reckless driving and reckless endangerment, with more charges possible at a later date. donald trump hopes to finalize his presidential cabinet soon...this as the public gets a first look at president elect donald trumps legislative agenda for his frist 100 days in trump's just put out a video higlightlighti ng some of the items on his to-do list... including to pull ?out? of the transpac back restrictions on ?coal? production.president elect trump heads to his florida estate this afternoon, putting his transition on hold for a few days for thanksgiving. becoming the president means extra security at all times... new numbers show it's costing new york city nearly one milliion dollars a day to do just that for president elect... donald trump. the protective services will continue even when the trump family moves into the white house... that's because melania trump and their 10-

stay at trump tower in midtown manhattan-- at least until the end of the school year- up next-- on live at daybreak on today's tmj4chipotle's "300-calorie" burrito left customers too full, now they're suing. then -- believe it or not people are already lining up for black friday. how they're staying cozy..

?? life can be messy... but with crayola color wonder... it doesn't have to be. color wonder. find it in the crayola aisle.

by now you've probably heard of crossfit... it's not so much a fad anymore... but a work out sensation... it's gotten so big... there are national competitions... like the one coming to madison's alliant energy center next summerthe cross fit games... combinie cardio, weightlifting and gymnastics.the event is expected to bring 30-thousand fans to dane county... pumping more than five-and- million dollars into the area's get a jump on your holiday shopping for your favorite brewers fan.the team's annual clubhouse sale is next week. you can get game used jerseys... bats.... tickets... and souveniers for up to 75 percent off. the racing sausages will also be there to help you pick out gifts. the sale is next friday and saturday inside the visiting clubhouse at miller park. from the baseball diamond to the hockey rink the deals keep

special deal happening tomorrow. select beers and popcorn only costs two bucks. they're squaring off against the grand rapids griffins.the puck drops at 7 p-m. now to your weather and traffic together... with meteorologist brian gotter. after morning wind chills in the teens, yesterday was sunny with a could only warm into the upper 30s. after a clear and cold

this morning with temps in the loto m40s, a ht se bree. today t se scattered rain showers around sunset. rain is likely tonight with lows in the mid to upper

10-20 mph. inland areas could see a dusting of snow tonight. if you are traveling to wiscons of the year is rainy across the 40s. snow is likely s

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controversy this holiday season over one of chip le's burrosthe chain is sed of lying about the calorie count in itschorizo o... the mpy aims the and is one of the healthier items on the menu. . but those suing the company ys it's actually cler t7-hundred. speaking ocalories.... americans are expected to eat nearly 45 hundred of them this thanksgiving. that's about double the amount of what you should be eating daily. to yourserom going overboard at the dinner table... health experts say to eat a good breakfast... and drink war through out the day. it's never too early to start

what die hard shoppers in waukesha coun aredoin with three days until black friday they're camped out in front of the best buy in delafield. thesfolks actually met ten ade sire r deals a hoday io several shops inping ar wilbeusy en mayfair mall opeat at stindividual store hours may differ from the mall's hos. for a full list.. head to tmj4 dot com. day.???incling... a vote today on whether to require scres

protecting your children-- from accident fa new plan milwaukee's working on today.pete zervakis @right w in mie requries awiowt windows in rental units to be at least 1/3 vered with a screen. it would in mostas

tobacco at sports venues, even miller park. players and fans would face fines up to 250 dollars for using smokeless tobacco if the council approves the ban. if you're taking a train-- to get to your thanksgiving destination, expect to see a lot of people doing the same thing. amtrak says today and tomorrow are the busiest days for holiday train travel. if you're catching a flight or just driving to a family member's house, expect to see thousands of your closest friends at mitchell - or on the freeway tomorrow. a european travel alert is in effect this holiday season.the u-s state department warns about possible attacks in europe... after seven people were arrested in france suspected of planning a militant attack. this travel

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imagine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first.

good morning. tragic accident. >> school bus flipped off the roadway. it is occupied with children. >> a horrific bus crash in tennessee kills five elementary school children. more than two dozen others the 24-year-old driver arrested overnight. we're live on the scene as authorities try to figure out exacy what caused the crash. setting his agenda. donald trump posting this video laying out what he plans to do as soon as he takes the oath of office. >> my agenda will be based on a simple core principle -- putting america first. >> the campaign promises that made the cut, and the ones that may have to wait. hospitalized. kanye west under doctor's care after a week of bizarre