three names with wisconsin ties are in the mix for a trump cabinet post.governor scott walker, sheriff david clarke, and republican national chairman reince pribus might all be on that list.during an interview today on radio 6-20 w-t-m-j, governor scott walker said despite hints trump wants him, he's sticking to his day job. "i told donald, i told my friend mike pence, i can best serve a republican administration by being the head of that governor's association and helping ensure that the senate, and the president work together to do the things that people elected us to do." priebus has been rumored to be a top candidate for trump's chief of staff. business as usual at the u-s -mexico border in tijuana, mexico-- the day after trump won the presidential election. throughout his campaign trump promised to build a wall on the u-s southern border, adding that mexico quote "will pay for it". trump's campaign trump can build a wall. "he can do it by executive order by just reprogramming money within the immigration service.and not only that they've actually approved the wall for certain port

scott walker's won there. - but scott walker's won three elections. - that's right, so this is a state, and also, you think of non-college white voters, exactly what i was just talking about, the demographic profile of wisconsin is not that dissimilar from the demographic profile of iowa. so, if you see trump overperforming in iowa relative to what mitt romney did, there's always been the possibility, and he's not the first republican to look at this, the possibility that wisconsin, there could be some fertile ground there for him. so, i think that's where they've gotta start looking. - but this is a three-carom bank shot, what you're talking about. - oh yeah, i don't oversell it. - for him to win every one of those, i mean, he'd have to really run that table. - listen, again, i think the whole things falls apart if he can't win carolina, and i think carolina is, at best, 51/49 for him right now. - it's really becoming a problem. okay, so you did a very good job, by the way, with no map. (audience laughs) i've done it once or twice. (laughs) - that was excellent, that was good. (applau

today, governor scott walker honorveterans at a commemoration prayer luncheon at fort mccoy.that event starts this morning at 11:30. walker will speak at the annual northern economic deveen the win restuarant association will highlight their good works in a pre- ns day news conference this morning at troop cafe.the cafe is a program that provides food service and hospitality training to vets, while serving meals to the public a lwaukee man charged with murdering a woman on the east side is expected to make a court appearance today.justin sykes faces up to 60 years in prison if convicted of the crime.23-yold kayla bauske was found in a plastic bin at crinal complaint: sykes the mother lled pice to report that her son's friend told her was angry after hiring a prostitute, who had stolen from him. the off-du corrections officer accused of shooting a woman in the head a milwaukee ghtclub - also exected in court today. 22-year-old lillie jones is charged with usef a dangerous weapon and disorderly conduct. she works for the taycheedah womens rrectional institution -- but is on administrativ

three namewith wisconsin ties are in the mix for a scott walker, eriff david clarke, and republan national chairman reince pribus might all be on that list.during an interview y on radio 6-20 w-t-m-j, governor scott walker said despite hints trump wants him, he's sticking to his day job. us to do "i told donald, i told my friend mike pence, i can best serve a republican administration by being the head of that governor's association and helping ensure work together to do the things that people elected us to do." priebus has been rumored to be a candidate for trump's chief of staff. 620 wtmj's charlie skykes says bringing priebus on board would be a good move. trump administration." "reince priebus played a crucial role in this campaign and he's played a crucial role in wisconsin politics and i would not be surprised to see him continue in a very 45 powerful position in a trump administration." milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is said to be a possible security secretary the sults of tuesday's presidential election still have people asking how the pollsters got things so wrong. ju ten d

but governor scott walker disputes voter id's played any role in low voter turn out. "that's a load of crap. theres had the highest voter turnout weve had since 1972 in the primary process for both democrats and republicans had contested elections. we had the second highest turnout of any state in the nation. if voter id was a deterrent to voting we wouldnt have had those kind of numbers. he thinks the presidential choices made thousands stay home. the simple reason why people didnt show up was that there wasnt enthusiasm for the presidential candidates particularly for hillary clinton in some parts of milwaukee. albrecht says the numbers paint a different picture and sees a growing disparity in voter turn out. "the impact of these laws just as predicted are having the greatest impact on residents in large urban areas in albrecht says he hopes the new data can help the state improve the photo id public education campaign . live in the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. steph thanks angelica protests continue today, as groups across the country rally against pres

governor scott walker takes over this week as the new chairman of the republican governors association. walker says he sees an opportunity for g-o-p governors to push their wish lists. he's hoping responsibilities for education, transportation and medicaid can be pushed back to the states. there will be more republican governors, with 33 states, than at any time since the 1920's. despite the first freeze of the season on saturday morning in milwaukee, it was another pleasant weekend with highs near 50 on saturday, and near 60 yesterday with gusty winds. this morning was cool with temps in the upper 30s and continues today with more sunshine, a light westerly breeze and highs in the mid to upper 50s. tonight is partly cloudy and cool with lows falling back to near 40. we're still awaiting winter weather... but this week marks "winter awareness week" here in wisconsin. emergency officials want drivers to prep their cars for the coming months. how. it doesn't feel like it today but snow is coming and this winter awareness week is the time to make sure you're prepared for its arrival as wi

up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--govenor scott walker reveals his plans for gun deer seasonplus .. "we are ready to rock we have got everything you are going to need and we are not going to run out." minnesota says goodbye to autumn.how a looming blizzard is already for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. christine michael is a well traveled man. seattle for two years, washington one offseason. dallas, seattle, and now green bay in less than four seasons. ((christine michael says i've done it before. it's definitely the business side of it. you know what i mean? like i said man, you just and go. you gotta feed your family. you know what i mean man? so whatever it takes man, you gotta get up and do it.the bucks facing the heat. hard to believe tony snell hit 2 3's early, and the bucks led 20-6. until miami outscored milwaukee 29-11 in the fourth. goran dragic sinks milwaukee 96-73.and heartbreak for cedar grove-belgium. amherst kicks a field goal with 9 seconds left, and the rockets lose the division five title game 38-35. ((dan schreurs says it stings, it is what it is but we

scott walker for example. when he ran in the governor's race against a democratic woman he had to air ads that raised questions about whether or not he was sufficiently anti-abortion to be a republican nominee. ads that could have been perceived as potentially opening the door to being in favor of legal abortion. i think that gives you a sense of some of the dynamics in the state that could favor hillary clinton. i think the big headline is the senate race number and the fact that feingold was sailing above johnson for a lot of this. johnson, the incumbent. russ feingold trying to engineer a return to the senate. that's how democrats explain the super pac backing hillary clinton. they are up in wisconsin. privately many democrats say that's really about the senate race. this is a question. post fbi investigation how much does this impact the ability to retake the senate. >> more get did poll and found over six days they did the polling, 50% of voters say they were bothers a lot by the clinton e-mail issue, the

governor scott walker's dollar budget shortfall by mid-2019.it's a problem that the republican-controlled legislature will have to tackle after it reconvenes next month. the estimate from the state department of administration is the first to take into account spending requests made by state agencies for the next two years. homelessness in wisconsin declined by more than double the national rate this year-- that according to the u-s department of housing and urban development. homelessness was down about six percent this year compared to 2015. data nearly six-thousand people without permanent homes across the state. a little more than 300 of them are youth living on their own. a project underway in racine is hoping to help homeless veterans get back on their feet. we first told you about the construction of the tiny homes - to house the vets - back in the spring. pete zervakis explains what's next. laundry facilities will be here it doesn't look like much now... but this old building lot behind it - will sit 15 tiny houses like this one... where homeless veterans can temporarily live. "ve

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scott walker disputes voter id's played any role in low voter turn out. "that's a load of crap. theres absolutely no proof to that. we had the highest voter turnout weve had since 1972 in the primary process for both democrats and republicans had contested elections. we had the second highest turnout of any state in the nation. if voter id was a deterrent to voting we wouldnt have had those kind of numbers. he thinks the presidential choices made thousands stay home. the simple reason why people didnt show up was that there wasnt candidates particularly for hillary clinton in some parts of milwaukee. albrecht says the numbers paint a different picture and sees a growing disparity in voter turn out. "the impact of these laws just as predicted are having the greatest impact on residents in large urban areas in the city of milwaukee." angelica sanchez fox six news. it was a much calmer scene on the streets of downtown milwaukee last night... after protesters flooded the streets thursday. some city leaders think police were too lenient with that crowd -- as hundreds milwaukee alderm

but governor scott walker disputes voter id's played any role in low voter turn out. "that's a load of crap. theres since 1972 in the primary process for both democrats and republicans had contested elections. we had the second highest turnout of any state in the nation. if voter id was a deterrent to voting we wouldnt have had those kind of numbers. he thinks the presidential choices made thousands stay home. the simple reason why people didnt show up was that there wasnt enthusiasm for the presidential candidates. albrecht says the numbers paint a different picture and sees a growing disparity in voter turn out. "the impact of these laws just as predicted are having the greatest impact on residents in large urban areas in the city of milwaukee." albrecht says he hopes the new data n the photo id public education campaign . live in the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. protests continue around the country tonight -- against president-elect donald trump. it's a much calmer scene on the streets of downtown milwaukee tonight though. last night -- hundreds of prot

both house speaker pal governor scott walker are with him at this rally. earlier today -- senator johnson and speaker ryan were here in milwaukee for a school choice event... fox6 political reporter theo keith has more. ron johnson, paul ryan and scott walker are speaking here in waukesha, the conclusion of johnsons statewide bus tour on the final four days of the campaign. 13:17:36 hey guys, how you doing? ryan school to promote school choice.johnson trailed russ feingold by double digits earlier this year but has climbed back into this race — largely without the help of national republicans, some of whom left him for dead this summer. now outside money is pouring in to attack feingold. johnson, too, is racheting up the criticism of feingolds record on the campaign trail, calling him a 'complete phony.' you can hear some of that when i was asking johnson about health care this weekend. ron johnson -- 12:36:36 the fact that hes proud of his vote, apparently pr making those pledges, those promises that no way theyre going to come true — that was

plus -- governor scott walker and his family light the holiday tree in madison. the gifts wisconsinites are getting the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. you are watching fox 6 news at 10. get your morning started with fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- count on us for breaking news, weather and traffic updates until 9am. more than half of us plan to shop online this season. advice from an expert to make sure thieves don't steal your deliveries and, carl is checks out a place where your kids can make home-made gifts for the holiday. ad lib monday weather that's tomorrow on fox six wakeup! students going to college. fafsa - the free application fo

governor scott walker, sheriff david clarke, and republican national chairman reince pribus migh all be on that list.during an interview on radio 6-20 w- t-m-j, governor scott walker said despite hints trump wants him, he's sticking to his day job. "i told ld, natold my friend mike pence, i can best serve a republican administration by being the head of that governor's association and helping ensure that the governors, the house, the senate, and the president work together to do the things that people elected us to do chairman of r-n-c ... and sconsin native reince priebus has been rumored to be county shiff david clarke could be considered for as a candidate for homeland security etary clke responded to the report with a statement saying in part "let me make this clear - i am the sheriff of milwaukee county. i will continue to be the sheriff of milwaukee county until i am no nger the sheriff of milwaukee county, at which time i won't be the sheriff ofmilwaukee county." breaking righnow: milwaukee poceinig n the city's northwest . ann sterling is live in that neighborhood with anothe

this wisconsin union fight over scott walker. this was steeped in all of this stuff, wasn't it? >> sure. >> tell me how. >> well, this was an example of scott walker getting immediately instituting big reforms, reforms that would make a big difference in the state budget because they had negotiated health care plans and other retirement plans that were just way too rich. >> it was a battle against the unions. he was trying to beat the unions. >> it was a union battle. public employee unions, in particular. and he got that passed through and then the unions went crazy and they mounted a year-long recall campaign to try to push him out of office. to say, hey, we don't like what the governor is doing, we have our standing. we're going to fight the way we want to fight. >> right. >> okay, so the money comes in, pours in from the union. and then money pours in from around the country through these nonprofits. 501c - - >> 501 c4's, and c6's, up against the union 501 c5's. it's an alphabet soup. >> in the end of it, at the end of the day, with this term "dark money", is it kind of like

a special thank you to governor scott walker." trump is focused on winning wisconsin and is using last week's fbi announcement related to hillary clinton staffer emails to flip wisconsinites who already can change your vote to donald trump we'll make america great again. okay?"sticking to what his campaign was built on trump talked about jobs safety and building a wall between the u-s and mexico. between the u-s and mexico. -build the wall nat-and on the first day of open enrollement trump railed against the affordable care act."but don't worry about it.. .we're going to get rid of it so you're not going to have to worry about it." campaign today the clinton campaign has sent out two fundraising appeals citing a new poll.. and saying donald trump has a path to win the election.tomorrow the marquette law school comes out with its final poll before election day.live in eau claire david ade cbs 58 news. hillary clinton hasn't campaigned here in wisconsin since the spring primary. her running mate, vice presidentinal nominee tim kaine

governor scott walker is another wisconsin name that was being floated for high profile positions in mr. trump's cabinet... but he says he doesn't want to go to d-c... because he loves being governor and wants to finish out his term. politico says milwaukee county sheriff david clarke has been mentioned as the possible homeland security secretary. the sheriff did a radio interview late last week-- where he said "if the president asks you to serve-- you step up." next now that donald trump has been elected president. kim's in the newsroom with more details. they met at ascension lutheran church for a forum held in spanish. many say they are worried about what will happen to their families. the meeting came the same day president- elect trump reiterated his strict immigration plan on on '60 minutes'... saying he intends to move criminal undocumented people out on day one. "after the border is secured and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people, they're terrific people but we are going to make

governor scott walker is looking forward for donald trump to take office. he told his facebook followers during a live question and answer session.... the first thing he wants trump to do as president is start removing president obama's executive orders... especially the ones he says could put wisconsin's economy at risk... particularly restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions and obama's health care reforms. 21 ballots cast in wi been rejected due to voters lacking valid photo ids. the election commission says that number could still increase.. because most provisional ballots havent been recorded yet.final numbers are expected next month. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --the packers looking to break their losing streak this weekend. their tough test on primetime television. also-- the badger's championship run is nearing the finish line. the win they're looking for this with just two games left in badgers still in the playoff hunt with a chance at a national title. 'big red' ranked number six in the country now... heading to west lafayette t

like wisconsin governor scott walker, who campaigned with trump in wisconsin on tuesday. and trump seemed grateful for walker's support, praising his record in the state. >> a special thank you to governor scott walker who has done a fantastic job in wisconsin. [ cheers ] >> seth: that's right. walker has done a great job in wisconsin. only an idiot would say otherwise. >> wisconsin is doing terribly. [ laughter ] the roads are a disaster, because they don't have money to rebuild them. they're borrowing money like crazy. they projected a $1 billion surplus, and instead of a $1 bill -- i wrote this stuff all down. [ laughter ] although i don't need it, because i have a really good memory. >> seth: "i have a good memory, and i remember that scott walkman has been a terrible governor of wisconslyvania." [ laughter ] but scott walker isn't the only republican who once opposed trump and is now backing him. once again this week, as the polls tighten and trump tries to consolidate the y swallowed their past criticism of trump and admitted that they're voting for him. even if the

ron, scott walker and i spent four days on a bus crisscrossing the state. it was close quarters at times. campaigningf the our candidates ran. i want to congratulate the rnc. what a phenomenal job. majority is bigger than expected. we won more seats than anyone expected. much of that is thanks to donald trump. donald trump provided the coattails that got people over so we couldine maintain our house and senate majorities. we have important work to do. many months ago, republicans laid out a bold agenda for the country. it will help us hit the ground running. we will honor the timeless pentacles our country was freedom,n -- liberty, free enterprise. we will apply those principles to the problems of the day. this is the kind of unified government we set out to enlist. there is no doubt our democracy can be very messy. we remain a sharply divided country. years, we do every four we have to heal the divisions of a long campaign. i think donald trump set the perfect tone last night for doing this. i know president obama and secretary clinton are committed to bri

it's a claim governor scott walker's office is working hard to counter.milwaukee director... neil albrecht... tells me the city had almost 41-thousand fewer people vote compared to 2012.he says the data shows a significant voter turnout drop-off in high poverty areas of the city.for example... about a 30 percent droprts in pa milwaukee's northside.itmuch smaller drops in other parts of the city. 3 "those numbers... those percentages really demonstrate the disproportionate effect of icpation.""that's just a load of crap. there's we had the highest voter at. turnout since 1972 in the primarprocess for both democrats and republicans in contested elections. we had the second highest turnout of any state in the nation... if voter id was a deterent to voting... we wouldn't have had ose number" er walker says the tut decline was seen nationwide... ansays it was because of a lack of motivation for the presidential candidates. albrecht doesn't was part of the issue. but still says stateials officre ignoring how the decline broke down in milwaukee.live in the newsroom... david ade... c

governor scott walker takes over this week as the new chairman of the republican governors association. walker says he sees an opportunity for g-o-p governors to push their wish lists. he's hoping responsibilities for education, transportation and medicaid can be pushed back to the states. there will be more republican governors, with 33 states, than at any time since the 1920's. happening today: one last vote-- before milwau county's 2017 budget is on the books. one ?major tax change-- for milwaukee county residents is a new wheel tax. when you register your car, you'd have to pay an extra 30-dollars. the county expects the tax to raise more than 13 million dollars in 20-17. snow will be arriving soon. this week is winter awareness week in wisconsin. officals advice you have an emergency kit in your car. that including blankets, a small shovel, a flashlight, and a first aid kit. and if you're road-- don't get out of your car-- instead call police. officials say about 50 people are killed in winter auto crashes each year. despite the first freeze of the season on saturday morning in mi

both house speaker paul ryan and governor scott walker tweeted congratulatory messages to priebus. speaker ryan says "i'm very proud and excited for my friend, congrats!" and governor walker weighed in...saying "reince will be an outstanding chief of staff. congrats to our fellow cheesehead!" reporting in president-elect donald trump is telling the protesters demonstrating against him not to be afraid of his presidency. this ... as demonstrations against the president-elect continue in cities across the country. fox's kelly wright has more from new york. protesters continue to flood the streets of cities across the u-s ... upset over republican donald trump winning the election. from new york city to los angeles... there's growing anger from plans to dismantle many of president obama's policies. ehlert says: "huge issue is climate change, he's a climate change denier and so are his supporters, he wants to get out of the paris agreement because it's a myth." many hispanics are worried about the president-elect's rhetoric regarding the deportation of undocumented immigrants. jouganat

if we work together, we can get great things done. >> is donald trump a scott walker conservative? >> i mean, to me, again, one of those -- the proof will be in the pudding as to what he does early on. i believe putting people like reince priebus, working with paul ryan, one of the things that will be helpful is the better way plan. i'm fully convinced the house will push tat through. my hope is the senate will. my hope is president trump will embrace that. >> is he conservative? >> to me, it doesn't matter what the title is. what i have shown in wisconsin, it's not what you say you are. it's what you do. actions speak louder than words. it's why we'll have come january, 33, maybe 34 republican governors, because we put actions above words. that's what the next president and vice president have to do, and i believe they will. >> governor, he won wisconsin in a surprise to many democrats. you're the governor of wisconsin, obviously. what if there's a massive infrastructure program that passes within the first 100 days. what are wisconsin's needs and what cost of the program would of

ron, scott walker and i spent four days on a bus crisscrossing the state. we were urging republicans to come together to win, and that is exactly what happened. it was close quarters at times. it was worth it. i am proud of the campaigning our candidates ran. i want to congratulate the rnc. what a phenomenal job. our house majority is bigger than expected. we won more seats than anyone expected. much of that is thanks to donald trump. donald trump provided the coattails that got people over the finish line so we could maintain our house and senate majorities. we have important work to do. many months ago, republicans in the house laid out a bold agenda for the country. it will help us hit the ground running as we work with donald trump to do this. we will honor the timeless principles our country was founded on -- liberty, freedom, free enterprise. consent of the governed. we will apply those principles to the problems of the day. this is the kind of unified republican government we set out to deliver. i want to close with this in there is no doubt our demo

scott walker's. so you're beating the incouple bent governor in his own state. >> the president is personally popular but here is where he makes a grave mistake. we've heard a lot from him about carry forward my legacy. i remember when he was first on the stump in october. he said hey, thanks, obama. we got obamacare for you. thanks, obama. and ted crowd repeat back to him. when he does that, he completely dismisses the last black voter we saw who said, hey, both parties have failed me. i saw another package with voters like. that the promises you made me did not materialize. carry forward your legacy doesn't work. >> that's not what that voter said. he never said that. what he said was, he had a problem trusting either candidate out there. barack obama suppose the a constituency. it will be a hillary coalition. did he extremely well. against obama in 2008, that's upticking. the african-american portion will go down a little bit. not because fewer african-americans are voting but it is a lower share.

we know that mike pence is out of the building, down the street for a luncheon with scott walker, as donald trump focuses on this. one other note, thomas, we also know that donald trump had a phone call today with theresa may, the prime minister of the united kingdom. this is one of their early substantive conversations. a little embarrassment for her that the first british politician that trump talked to after getting elected was nigel faraj, that party that add voe can indicated for england's exit from the european union. >> we know the paradigm of trump is not the typical one we've been covering, but 12:58 bob corker walked into trump tower and at 1:45, pence left to have that luncheon with scott walker. we know he's not a part of that meeting taking place. again, mitt romney scheduled this dinner with donald trump coming up this evening. let's talk about donald trump and what he's doing for the people that got him this far. that is, this kind of thank-you tour. >> thursday we'll be there, we're packing our bag -- >> is your bag ever unpacked? >> no. it's really kind of a victory

-- >> yes, scott walker he does this event with scott walker yesterday you know first time in awhile. i mean it's just not the same. it's not -- >> i mean but, but, donald trump hasn't been in public life. he couldn't have those sorts of high level -- >> no, he -- well that's because all his high level surrogates are running away from him. i mean that's what is happening because of trumpism because of what he's putting out there because of the hateful rhetoric that he's been putting out there -- >> a good point. karine has a good point. his previous nominees and presidents are not rallying to his side, and there's a report that jeb's son said that he believes that his grandfather, george h.w. bush and his father -- his uncle, george w. bush, are likely going to vote for hillary clinton. >> here's what we saw yesterday, donald trump is getting right now about 86% of the republicans that are voting for him which is a higher percentage. hillary clinton is getting of democrats right now. his numbers continue to increase her numbers continue to decrease. so at the end of the day mike penc

what governor scott walker is asking for - coming up. stephanie's weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. we dry out today after record breaking rainfall in milwaukee yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatre saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: for those injured during an attack yesterday on campus. 11 people were injured -- when a student plowed his car into them ... and then began stabbing them. a quick-acting ohio state officer is credited with saving lives ... after he shot and killed the suspect. and all the victims are expected to survive. members of the community held a prayer vigil in honor of the victims last night. "a lot of people are experiencing fear and kind of shock and sadness. people now and its

governor scott walker posted this shortly after the winner was announced. the governor tweeted "way to bring it home in wisconsin for donald trump and mike pence. and milwaukee county sheriff david clarke posted this... "ding, dong the witch dead! president elect donald trump has prevailed!" and then --- "i have had many achievements in life but none trump become the 45th president of the united states." president-elect trump won the race after wisconsin put him over the top. clinton conceded early this morning. anchors chat/toss to rob rob's weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell high pressure takes over today giving us sunshine and keeping temperatures above average. winds shift to the sw later today and tonight and that brings warmer air our way on thursday with highs returning o front drops our highs into the low 50s - seasonal for november - by friday and into saturday. we do warm a bit on sunday and stay in the mid 50s for monday. today: mostly sunny. high: 58 wind: w 5-10 mph tonight: clear. low: 41 wind: sw 3-7 mph thursday: most

governor scott walker intends to delay major road projects because the state cant pay for them. assembly speaker speaker robin vos is open to a tax or fee increase to be adult enough to say, sit down and find a long term answer walker has threatened to veto any such increase, and it's likely a non-starter without a tax cut elsewhere in the budget. hopefully it can be a very specific and targeted tax cut so that it kind of makes sense, and you can sell it to people on the street because they can say, i get repeal of the prevailing wage law, which sets wage standards for construction work, will be back on the table. opposed by democrats and labor unions, republicans passed a watered-down version a year and a half ago. to gear up for all the people taking to the skies this holiday season -- the t-s-a shared some helpful tips at mitchell international airport toa display prohibited items so travelers could see. on top of that -- they offered up a number of holiday traveling tips to people walking by. the t-s-a screened more than 34-million people nationwide so far this year. which i

walkers recall campaign. turnout here in waukesha, we need a record turnout johnson has closed the gap in his race even though some national republican groups counted him out earlier this year. they have blitzed the airwaves over the past week trying to push him over the top. meanwhile, democrats are rallying around u-s senate candidate russ feingold before today's election. feingold made several stops across the state yesterday... thanking supporters... and encouraging everyone to get out and vote. feingold greeted dozens of local 180 who were manning a phone bank all afternoon. even with the marquette university law school poll showing him just one point ahead of his republican counterpart, feingold says he is feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in w

walker and senator ron johnson. uw-eau claire police estimate a crowd of five thousand people showed up to see him speak. more democratic surrogates expected in wisconsin this week.chelsea clinton will campaign on behalf of her mother today in oshkosh and eau claire -- and again tomorrow morning in milwaukee. vermont senator bernie sanders will be at turner hall in milwaukee tonight. for complete political website -- tmj4 dot com slash decision 2016. it's not cold enough to be thinking about christmas yet... but milwaukee is starting the process this morning of decorating city hall for the holidays. pete zervakis is live at 52nd and washington with more on the annual christmas tree harvest and a big change that's happening this year. for 103 years milwaukee has harvested an official, city tree and held a christmas tree celebration. that's the second oldest country... behind only new york city. this morning at 6:30... the mayor will be here to harvest the city's 2016 christmas tree. it's a 38 foot, colorado blue spru

governor scott walker is another wisconsin name that was being floated for high profile positions in mr. trump's cabinet... but he says he doesn't want to go to d-c... because he loves being governor and wats politico says milwaukee county sheriff david clarke has been mentioned as the possible homeland security secretary. the sheriff did a radio interview late last week-- where he said "if the president asks you to serve-- you step up." meanwhile... dozens from milwaukees latino community came together yesterday afternoon to discuss whats next now that donald trump has been elected president. kim's in the newsroom with more details. they met at ascension lutheran church for a forum held in what will happen to their families. the meeting came the same day president- elect trump reiterated his strict immigration plan on on '60 minutes'... saying he intends to move criminal undocumented people out on day one. "after the border is secured and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people, they're ter

re-electing governor scott walker two years ago... and pushing 10 electoral votes to donald trump last nightbut republican delegate bob spindell says the electorate here remns purple. we're 50/50 - right down the middlehe credits republican efforts to drive up turnout here for lastnight's wins by trump and republican senator ron johnson. we're still a purple state - we just outworked the democratsclinton supporters agree the state remains a battleground you still think we're a swing state? yeah they hope democrats will remain competitive in future happs - maybe next election a professor of political science says democratic numbers in wisconsin for hillary clinton were down compared to the '08 and 2012 elections. voter turnout suggests dems performed less well than they have in presidential elections past those votes are still out there... which is why battleground. also contributing to last night's results... trump brought out some new voters - white, not college educated - in suburban and rural areas i think trump might have been the

ron, scott walker and i just spent four days on a bus in wisconsin crisscrossing the state, urging all republicans to come together, to unify and to win, and that's exactly what happened. it was close quarters at times, and it was worth it to get ron back the next six years. of course, i am immensely proud of the campaign that our house members and our candidates ran. i want to congratulate greg walden and the team at the nrcc and our entire house leadership team. what a phenomenal job. look at it this way. our house majority is bigger than expected. we won more seats than anyone expected, and much of that is thanks to donald trump. donald trump provided the kind of coat tails that got a lot of people over the finish line so the we could maintain our strong house and senate now we have important work to do. many months ago, republicans in the house united around a bold, specific agenda for this country and offered a better way forward for america, and it will help us hit the ground running as we work with donald trump to do this. we will honor the timeless principles that our country w

officials with the election be voter ids but governor scott walker disputes that and says it was a lack of enthusiasm for the candidates. fox6s angelica sanchez joins us live from the newsroom with more -- angelica. 41-thousand fewer voters showed up to the polls on tuesday. the data provided by the election commission shows it was some of milwaukee's most impoverished wards that saw the most drastic plunge in voter turn out. the reason why depends on who you ask. it's been three days since tuesday's historic race for the whi newly complied data shows thousands of milwaukeeans skipped out on election day. we were surprised by the decrease executive director neil albrecht says about 41-thousand fewer voters participated in the 2016 election--- a drastic drop from 2012. he says there are a number of factors that impact whether a person votes. he believes one of those was the new voter id requirement. the wards with the highest drop in participation have a higher ward six saw the biggest drop with a 31-percent decrease. "where we saw the greatest decline in voter participation were the sam