record high temperature at 66 degrees. unfortunately, another cold front moved in overnight, and the wind shifted to the north with lows in the 40s. wind chills are in the 30s this morning. today will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy with more clouds near the lake and an isolated sprinkle thanks to a ne gusting to 25 mph as highs struggle to get out of the 40s. incident freetraffic building on the roads drive times on breaking overnightprotesters out for a second night to demonstrate against the election of donald trump as president of the united states. in portland, oregon, what started as peaceful protests got out of hand .. stretching into the early morning hours. police classified the demonstrations as a riot after protesters smashed windows and damaged cars.there were several reports of vandalism and destruction to property, things were far quieter oakland, salt lake city and los angeles.however, demonstrators did block the freeway in there were protests here in milw
record high temperature at 66 degrees. unfortunately, another cold front moved in overnight, and the wind shifted to the north with lows in the 40s. wind chills are in the 30s this morning. today will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy with more clouds near the lake and an isolated sprinkle thanks to a gusting to 25 mph as highs struggle to get out of the incident freelight traffic buildingdrive times on time seveal overnight big closures in the zoo intercnge starting at 10:30 tonight 894 breaking overnight:violent angry protests break out across the country overnight against president trump. and more demonstrations are expected ?today. take a look at this video. these protestest erupted all across the country.. in portland . police classified the demonstrations as a riot after protestesmashed windows and damaged cars.the protests lasted well into this morning. the demonstrations come as trump starts his third day of the transition process. as he looks to fill his cabnit
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 can help the state improve the photo id public education campaign . live in the newsroom i m angelica sanchez fox6 news. protests continue around the country to donald trump. it s a much calmer scene on the streets of downtown milwaukee tonight though. last night hundreds of protesters took to the streets. they marched around downtown blocking traffic for several hours. police worked to block streets as they anticipated the crowd s next move. some city leaders think police were
you are watching fox 6 news at 10. 10p open now at ten. it was a historic and unprecedented election that thousands of milwake part of. that s according to newly complied data by the city s election commission. the question is why didn t people go out and vote? angelica sanchez joins us in the studio to explain. brad and stephanie several wards on the northside saw drastic decreases in voter participation. from the 2012 election. officials with the election comission say voter id s played a big role in that outcome. governor scott walker thinks the presidential candidates played tuesday s historic race for the white house and newly complied data shows thousands of milwaukeeans skipped out on election day. obviously we were surprised. not so much by the decrease but the significance. 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 wheth
group called the macy s parade an excellent target. millions of people attend the parade each year. the magazine is pushing for so-called lone wolves to use trucks as weapons to attack major outdoor gatherings, similar to the deadly bastille day attack in france over the summer. police in new york insist there is no credible threat against the parade, but security will be tight as always. the police commissioner there says they handle large-scale events almost daily, and the parade will be the safest place in new york city on thanksgiving. marching band is one of a select number of bands performing in the parade next week. christina palladino is live in greendale. christina, officials there are not taking this lightly. there have been conversations among school leaders parents and , students about security concerns in new york. but the marching band tells me tonight they re not letting fear win. ? as they take to the field for one of their last rehearsals city on members