ann sterling.and i'm vince vitrano. let's start with a check of weather and traffic together... after a sunny and mild saturday with highs near 50, sunday was foggy and damp, and rain moved in by late evening with downpours overnight, and lows in the lower 40s. it remains cloudy with scattered light rain today, highs in the upper 40s, and a south wind gusting to 30 mph. rain showers develop this evening once again with another .5" winds and lows in the lower

incident freesoaked roads slipperylight, building traffic drive times are on time, speeds at or above posted some 122 million americans are expected to shop online today. it's "cyber monday." pete zervakis is live at the amazon distribution center in kenosha with a preview. orders for about 629

a truck driver could be charged today with two counts of homicide by intoxicated use of a motor vehicle for a weekend crash that left a father and his nine-year-old daughter dead.it happened saturday night at four mile and old farm roads in caledonia. police say 39- year-old kevin dalley was turning into his subdivision when his car was hit by a pick-up truck. dalley and his daughter, emily, were killed. his six-year-old daughter rosalee survived the crash. in a statement, the dalley famly says "we wish to express our gratitude to the individuals that stopped to help at the scene of the accident... the first responders from caledonia and surrounding areas... and the doctors and nurses at wheaton franciscan all saints hospital. we recognize that this tragedy touches the lives of more than just our family. we are grateful for all of the love and support we have received in these trying times" a fundraising site for the family has now raised over 30-

link set up, at tmj4.com. the family of a woman who was hit by a car.... is hoping someone comes forward with information on the driver... who took off.the hit-and-run happened near 55th street and beloit road in west milwaukee... the night before thanksgiving.peggy cetnar- owski... a mother of three... is in the hospital with a fractured skull.... broken ribs..... and a broken arm.her family tells us ---- she was crswalk.when she was struck. take a loo man shown here is wanted in connection with a sexual assault that happened just after 11 saturday night ---- near 17th and state. he's described as a black man in his 20's,,,,, around 5'8 and thin. anyone with information is asked to call milwaukee police. wisconsin elections officials get to work first thing this morning... on laying the groundwork for the recount of votes in the presidential election. the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein... who

hillary clinton campaign. the green party has put out the call for hundreds of volunteers to serve as "election observers" during the recount process. if you're interested, we have a link on our website. here's governor walker, with his take on the recount: "i would imagine the results, going through the recount, the process will end up much like it was on election night. i don't imagine there would be huge changes. i think if there was, you wouldn't have a party that came in fourth being the one asking for the recount." the election drama is still not over.president-elect donald trump says he doesn't believe hillary clinton won the popular vote.he's also blasting the former democratic nominee for participating in a recount effort. over the weekend -in a move unprecedented by a president elect.... trump unleashed a series of angry tweets about a vote recount effort... spearheaded by the green party's jill stein.the clinton campaign announcing saturday.... they would participate while making clear

contest the results. among those scheduled to meet with trump today is milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. a trump spokesperson tells today's tmj-4 that clarke is not only being considered for secretary of homeland security, but for a number of other positions as well. did you bag a buck during wisconsin's gun deer season? how many people went home happy-- and how those numbers compared to last year's hunt. plus: perfect powerball! where someone's going to get a ?huge payday before the holidays-- see if ?you won a smaller prize.more live at daybreak--

after a sunny and mild saturday with highs near 50, sunday rain moved in by late evening with downpours overnight, and lows in the lower 40s. it remains cloudy with scattered light rain today, highs in the upper 40s, and a south wind gusting to 30 mph. rain showers develop this evening once again with another .5" possible until 2am, brisk winds and lows in the lower

here's what's happening beyond wisconsin -a chicago police sergeant who fatally shot a 19-year-old man in the back during a foot chase last week has been stripped of his police powers.chicago's police superintendent says..... that's pending an independent review board's investigation. the sergeant reported .... the man pointed a gun at him twice. but police did not find a weapon and the man's relatives say he was not armed. protesters took to the streets in the nation's capitol... joining the opposition to the dakota pipeline.several activists held a slow-moving "water is life" march.they walked from the department of justice to the washington monument to rally for standing rock.demonstrators also spoke out against the treatment of the protesters in north dakota and linked the pipeline protests with other social justice movements. havana, cuba, is preparing to pay tribute to fidel castro.

turned to communism and defied eleven u-s presidents died friday at age 90.thousands are expected to visit havana's revolution plaza starting today to honor the late leader. castro chose cremation. his ashes will be taken around cuba until the funeral next sunday. fidel castro's death is expected to spark more interest among americans -- to travel to cuba.but traveling there is still complicated. american's still need to fall into one of the 12 categories approved by the u-s government. those include -----visiting re research or traveling to compete as an athlete. sorry wisconsinites... the winning ticket for saturday night's 421 million dollar powerball drawing was sold in tennessee.no one has yet stepped forward to claim the prize. the winning numbers selected were 17, 19, 21, 37,

live at daybreak on today's tmj4:the time to book is now. the travel deals going on this cyber monday.then -- on the hunt: your first look at how many hunters brought home a prized buck-- or a doe-- during wisconsin's gun deer season. and... how the numbers

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the nine-day "gun-deer hunt" in wisconsin came to an end just after sundown sunday. early numbers show the kill is down anywhere from 10-to-20 percent from last year across most of the state. the meat manager at ray's butcher shop in greenfield counts on hunters bagging those bucks. it seems like weve seen less customers coming in the last few days all weve been doing and making our smoked sausage has been going 24/7 with the summer sausages and the sticks the final gun deer harvest numbers will come out tuesday. two building projects are underway at the university of wisconsin-oshkosh ---, but crews have yet to break ground on a third that officials originally expected to finish this month.construction of the intra--mural recreation field complex will now begin next year.the 6-point-4 million dollar complex includes a warm-up field.... and a "super" field. a dome will cover the super field from november through april ......that will allow for use

first of its kind on a u-w campus. the holiday display at the bmo harris bank in downtown milwaukee opens this morning. this year's theme depicts a typical up north winter holiday scene. the display will run through january third. the bank will donate 5- dollars to feeding america eastern wisconsin for each visitor. brian has another look at your weather and traffic together... after a sunny and mild saturday with highs near 50, sunday was foggy and dampd rain moved in by late evening with downpours overnight, and lows in the lower 40s. it remaincloudy with scattered light rain today, highs in the

gusting to 30 mph. rain showers develop this evening once again with another .5" possible until 2am, brisk winds and lows in the lower 40s.the sunshine returns on tuesday with highs in the lower 50s, and a sw wind to 20 mph, ahead of the next cold front. the front arrives tuesday night, and will cool us down into the mid 40s for wednesday, thursday is mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles and highs in the lower 40s, and despite some sun, friday and the weekend will only warm

soaked roadsslipperylight, building traffic drive times speeds at or above posted it before you log-on for those 'screen-buster' deals.. you should take some precaustion. here are a few suggestions from the experts... use a separate credit card for on-line shopping.. that way if hackers do get your information the rest of your credit line and bank accounts will be safe.and pay attention to your statements after your purchases for any unusual micro-charges.hackers hope you won't notice one or two dollars missing from your account. if you're shopping for toys

commission has tips to keep children safe all year long. choose age-appropriate toys by reading the age label... and for kids younger than three--- avoid toys with small parts that can be choking hazards.if you'll be purchasing a scooter or other riding toy to give to a child --- be sure the child has a proper-sized helmet as well. if you're looking for travel deals, you may want to log in this cyber monday.experts say slow summer travel sales should result and hotel deals.some may even last through the first week of december.trips to the caribbean and europe are expected to come quite cheap. turns out --- holiday shoppers are a little more careful about spending their money this year.the national retail federation says more than 154- million people shopped in stores and online on black friday weekend.that's three- million shoppers ??more than last year.but each consumer spent on the average ten dollars less than in 20-15.

three-hundred dollars per person... compared to 290-dollars this year. still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:sweet success!how one man is celebrating the chicago cubs' historic world series win! more live at daybreak is next. and let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup..at 6:30 we have "the now milwaukee". following by 2 hours of "the voice". "timeless" is at 9... and then

and taking a live look inside mitchell international airport.. an avid cubs fans and chef used his artistic skills to relive the world series.coming in at more than 400 pounds...

gingerbread replica of wrigley field.and it's all edible-- except for the players who are made out of legos.madero says it took him and his chef's more than 70 hours to build the wrigley replica. some powerful pipes are coming to the pabst theater in february! we've just found out gladys knight is going to make a stop in milwaukee on february 10th! if you're looking for a holiday gift-- tickets for this show go on sale ?this friday? at noon! much more is six-- on live at daybreak. including...billion dollar question: how ?wisconsin lawmakers are working to fix crumbling roads-- across the badger state. also...trying to ?kick a smoking habit. how a little ?science-- can help you stop puffing-- and get healthier! i'm tatiana cash.incident free soaked roadsslipperylight, building traffic drive times are on time, speeds at or above posted

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happening now-- now at six-- with the holidays have holiday gifts dropped off at their front door. what to do to keep your packages out of the wrong hands. and later -- no clear cut answers for state lawmakers . the one billion dollar questions they're morning. and taking a live look outside-- welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm vince vitrano.and - i'm ann sterling.we want to start with a check of your

after a sunny and mild saturday with highs near 50, sunday was foggy and damp, and rain moved in by late evening with downpours overnight, and lows in the lower 40s. it remains cloudy with scattered light rain today, highs in the upper 40s, and a south wind gusting to 30 mph. rain showers develop this evening once again with possible until 2am, brisk winds and lows in the lower 40s. now-- let's get to tatiana cash for a look at the roads