-patrick: hi -- patrick. -liz: nice to meet you. patrick: how are you? my name is patrick dilascia. our brand is called dilascia. we're a family company. my brother and sister work for me, which most of the time is great. [ laughter ] the brand kind of started off as t-shirts, and it just kind of grew really quickly. then marcus challenged us to do more of a collection, which is what we have here to show you today. so, this is our basic v-neck, which is made out of bamboo with a little bit of rayon and spandex in it to give it that soft feel. liz: oh, i like the little airplane. -brooke: oh, very cute. -patrick: yeah, so that's kind of, like, our brand identifier, with the airplane on there. -liz: that's very cute. -patrick: thank you. liz: and what would the retail on this be? patrick: this would retail for $60. liz: okay. i like that. -brooke: very of the moment. -liz: yes. patrick: then, this is our slouch hoodie. it's longer in the back, shorter in the front. we like to do a couple things that make it more versatile to give it more value. the cool thing is the sleeves come off.

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker in for brian. a metro officer is in the hospital this morning... after his motorcycle was rear ended. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live on scene near tropicana and durango ... and we have a photojournalist outside of umc trauma where the the crash so far? roads? tropicana is closed between ra officer was injured in a crash. use alternates like flamingo and russell. watch out for a crash at harmon and maryland parkway. the 95 south ramp to i-15 south looks fine now, but it will close later tonight. kirsten has those details. back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> n-dot says you'll want to avoid driving near the spaghetti bowl this weekend . the ramp from the 95 south onto the i-15 south will close at 10 o'clock tonight and won't reopen untsu shift two lanes on the spaghetti bowl ramp in preparation for the demolition of a bridge that crosses symphony park drive. when the ramp reopens... driver will see a slight reconfiguration of the lanes entering i-15 south. n-dot says t

((patrick walker)) >> and warming up in the valley .. how tight the grip of summer continues to hold on this weekend. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right n news now good day.)) ((patrick walker)) >>> all eyes are on donald trump this morning to see whether he publicly denounces his long-held obama 'birther' beliefs. it's 4:30... thanks for joining us... i'm patrick walker in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. trump's campaign put out a statement last night... saying the republican believes president obama was born in the u-s. but, hillary clinton's campaign isn't buying it. hena daniels has the latest from flip-flop on the birther issue came after rival hillary clinton blasted his refusal to renounce the idea when he was interviewed by the washington post wednesday. (clinton) "he was asked one more time: 'where was president obama born?' and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president? hours later -- trump's campaign rel

patrick: thank you. we have national championship coverage. the clemson tigers getting so close to that perfect season. allyson: geoff hart is in arizona this morning. internet and how fans were hoping. -- it did not and how fans were hoping. geoff: clemson coming up short, some mistakes. brad: the story did not and have clemson wanted. to bring a 14 -- a perfect 14-0 record but they came up a few points short. an electric atmosphere at the stadium. the tigers running into a sea of orange. more than half the stadium filled with clemson fans. the game was tied at seven in the first quarter, watson finds renfro for a second touchdown pass. coming in third quarter now, game tied at 14, j coker signs though j howard down the sideline with busted coverage for clemson, getting alabama a 21-14 lead. clemson down in the third, the tigers we take the lead. they make it 24-20 one. fourth quarter, game tied at 24 and alabama with the onside kick and they recover it and the tide turned out into points. once again --

((patrick walker)) >>> thanks for morning, i'm patrick walker in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. right now a man is fighting for his life after being shot several times overnight. ((patrick walker)) >> metro says it happened near lake mead and hollywood at the avion apartment complex. police say the victim was taken to the hospital.. where he's currently in critical condition. no one has been arrested.. we're told that the man who was shot is affiliated with a gang, but police aren't sure if this is a gang related shooting. /// ((patrick walker)) >>> metro is searching for a man who they believe sexually assaulted and beat a worker inside an east side hotel. officials released this surveillance video of their suspect earlier... after the weekend assault. investigators say the hotel employee was attacked inside one of the rooms and the suspect left when another employee came to the door. personal security expert christopher curtis says it's important to test security protocols at work. ((ret. sgt christopher curtis, personal safety exper

((patrick walker)) >> i'm patrick walker... in for brian. the first thing we want to get to this morning is what you need to know to avoid a traffic nightmare around the spaghetti bowl this weekend. the ramp from the 95 south onto the i-15 south... >>> n-dot says the best thing to do is to avoid this area at all cost. crews will be working on this ramp all weekend. as part of project neon, crews will be shifting the two ramp lanes to the east in preparation for the future demolition of a bridge crossing on symphony park drive. the construction is expected to cause major traffic jams. but detours will be available. traffic anchor demetria obilor breaks down where they'll be ((demetria obilor)) <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and mild. temps in the 60s with light winds. .......... a warmer weekend in on the way with highs back to the mid 90s. ((patrick walker)) >>> the plan for a nearly after getting unanimous vote. the southern nevada tourism infrastruct

((brittany)) hi patrick... dozens of kids gathered this morning to guess when mojave max will make his move. it's all part of an annual contest sponsered by clark county and its partners. when max wakes up from his winter nap and wanders out of his burrow, it signals the start of the spring season. and clark county students are getting in on the fun by trying to predict the exact time max will emerge at the red rock national conservation area. (( heather green, desert conservation program "the kids see mojave max. last year, we got 5,000 entries, and that's just agreat indicator that the kids ar really into the program." )) ((brittany)) the winner more than just bragging rights. they'll also receive a pretty awesome prize package which includes a laptop, digital camera, pizza party, a field trip and more. ((patrick walker)) so, can students still enter the contest? ((brittany)) yes, all clark county k through 12 students can enter up until max decides to reappear. and you can do it all online, just head over to

((patrick walker)) and i'm patrick walker in for brian. the 2016 presidential race now turns to new hampshire... just a day after the iowa caucuses. kirsten joyce while the republicans have a clear winner... democratic officials in iowa say the race is too close to call. 8 news now reporter michael stevens has been following the results and joins us with the latest. good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) > patrick, kirsten... as of early this morning... hillary clinton and berine sanders remain in a virtual tie... while ted cruz takes top spot for the republicans. -nats- democratic officials in iowa haven't officially announced a winner ... but hillary clinton has declared victory. both candidates addressed their supporters late last night... as the numbers were still being want you to know i will keep standing for you; i will keep fighting for you. (sot bernie sanders) we are going to create an economy that works for working families not just for the billionaire class. with the race a virtual tie -- both candidates will likely leave io

patrick j. okeefe william okeefe gerald thomas oleary barbara j. olson. maw reinolson. steven johns olson. matthew timothy omahony john p. oneill peter j. oneill, jr. sean gordon corbett oneill kevin m. orourke david ortiz. emilio ortiz. pablo ortiz and my uncle you are missed more than words can describe. give everyone in heaven a hug for us. keep an eye out for us here. even though you're not with me. and if you were i know you'll be by my side every day of my life. >> and my cousin, i was just a baby 15 years ago but you've always been a part of my life. you are loved and missed by our family every single day. we hold you close in our heart. and my cousin, peter you are a hero to our family and to new york city. [applause] patrick j. oshea robert william oshea elseie oleva. james r. ostraskitimothy franklin osullivan james a. oakley douglas e. oelschlager takashi ogawa albert ogletree philip paul ognibene john a. ogonowski joseph j. ogren samuel oitice gerald michael olcott christine anne ole

patrick, michelle? the number of arrests? ((michael stevens)) patrick... metro police says they made 10 arrests total last night. 8 of those were on the strip. one of which was a felony arrest... 2 others were on fremont./// ((michelle mortensen)) > and one family is saying 'happy new year' and 'happy birthday!' ((patrick walker)) the first baby to be born in 2016 in las vegas arrived shortly after midnight! ((sherry swensk)) the proud parents welcomed a little boy at 12:04 am.. he weighed in at 6 pounds, 5 ouces. ((michelle mortensen)) and he's probably going to grow up to be pretty tall.. ((patrick walker)) congrats to the family!/// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk it's a little colder for ringing in the new year! last year we were in the mid 40s at midnight... temps had dropped to 34 degrees at midnight last night. ........... and so no wonder it's really cold right now! we're below freezing around most valley neighborhoods and even dropping to the very cold 20s. ............. to the east... and the sunrise is just before 7 a.m. the sunset

((patrick walker)) several murder this year... which is not typical for the city ((karen castro)) >>> ((karen castro)) >> ((patrick walker)) >>> the valley has been facing the threat of thunderstorms all week. weekend. ((katie boer)) good afternoon... taking a peak at scattered showers around the region today. with increasing clouds and cooler temperatures. ................ looking at much cooler temperatures across the valley today -- most spots in the upper 80s . ............... temps are exp4ected to remboud ((patrick walker)) >>> a piece of las vegas weekend. the historic westside school was the first public school in nevada. it first opened back in 1923 as the las vegas grammar school -- branch number one. return the original four-classroom building back to it's original state both inside and out. city councilmen ricki barlow was a student at the westside school. he talked to us about what it means to bring back this piece of our past. ((ricki barlow lv city council "i couldn't be more proud of the community support as well a

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker, in for brian. new this morning .. one person is fighting for their life after a drunk driving crash in the northeast part of town. ((kirsten joyce)) >> metro police tell us a driver sped through a stop sign at bonanza and sloan and hit another vehicle .. abandoned her vehicle and took off running .. she was taken into custody for dui near bonanza and eastern. we're told she and her passenger were both injured but will be okay .. however, metro police says one person in the other vehicle is not expected to survive. we will continue to keep you updated on this developing story, both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) serious crash at bonanza and sloan. no delays in the spaghetti bowl. <<< >>> katie how's the weather today? persist through saturday. the the region sunday and monday, bringing breezy winds and chances for rain to portions of the area. conditions will then improve during the middle of the week. .................

patrick: good morning. i'm patrick hussion. allyson: and i'm allyson powell . right? dale: we had so much rain this past year. we have dry weather to take you through thursday next q week. we will be dry today. the rain is impacting the coastal areas and off the coast by tomorrow. temperatures will climb into the 50's for the upstate and upper here is a quick look at the temperature right now. 52 in greenville. boone is one of the cooler places. a little wind chill coming into play. 56 for the upstate. 40's in the mountains. cool nights and pleasant days through next week. allyson: thank you. the clemson tigers return to death valley at 5:00 today as orange bowl champs. they'll rest up before playing for a national title against alabama. patrick: we have reaction but first ricardo lemcompte with the orange bowl highlights. richard: despite having the nation's longest win streak at 16 games, clemson came into but that is why you play out the game. the majority of the fans wearing clemson orange. second quarter. he did most of the damage on the ground. the game tied at

patrick: ben, thank you. we first told about this story right as it happened in a breaking news alert. it's sent right to your cell phone. if you don't have our app, just search wisn in your app store. you can also find complete coverage of the unrest in milwaukee on our free app. and on wisn.m thema: wisn 12 news time is 5:57. and we will continue to follow this breaking news story all morning patrick: more team coverage with ben, nick bohr, and sheldon dutes is on the way. we will check in with them just a moment. you're watching wisn 12 news there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about for over 100 yearsg like kraft has,al cheese you learn a lot about people's tastes. honey, what do you want for dinner tonight? oh whatever you're making. triple cheddar stuffed sliders. this morning. breaking news, unrest in the streets of milw

patrick: no one was hurt. officials say the gas station worker kept the fire from spreading by hitting the emergency shut off switch. toya: check out this incredible water rescue in queens. two men were on the breakwall when the tide quickly started to rise. they were forced to climb up that tall structure. an nypd rescue team eventually got them to safety. the men were not hurt. two different parts of the country are bracing for severe weather tonight. in florida, tropical storm hermine is expected to make landfall tomorrow night. patrick: it is gaining strength as it heads for the gulf coast. the rain is already coming down, and florida's governor has declared a state of emergency. >> we're going to have downed power lines. we're going to have a lot of wind. do not drive into standing line. patrick: meantime, people are boarding up in hawaii. two hurricanes are heading toward the islands. the first is expected to brush past the big island tonight. the second is still about miles 1000 away. 12 people are hurt

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patrick: good morning. i'm patrick hussion allyson: and i'm allyson powell dale, what kind of weather can we expect today? dale: this morning, temperatures are expected to drop with clear skies over the area. as we look out from paris mountain, it is clear and in the we expect to drop into the upper west-northwest at three miles per hour. the precipitation is occurring right now, but watch out for slippery spots in the mountains. 25 in asheville. 19 in boone. andrews, 21. the 8-13 mile per hour breeze makes it feel colder. i the afternoon, temperatures for the upstate will reach the mid-40 range. for the mountains, upper 30's may be the best we see. it will be a little cooler than normal today. we will talk more about how the rest of the week plays out and the next chance for rain in a few minutes. allyson: thank you, dale. president barack obama delivered his final state of the union address last night. patrick: he layed out his agenda for what he hopes will be a busy these year in -- busy eighth year in o

patrick: coming up next, jimmy kimmel live. patrick: the super moon still looks glorious. joyce: it is a silvery moon, by the light of it. lindsey: if you want, you can enjoy the next couple days. some big changes are ahead. patrick: here we according to my monthly calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence? ?? thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses >> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, dwayne johnson from ?billy on the street," billy eichner, cousin sal does funny things, and music from dawes. and now, prepare yourselves -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very kind. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. happy monday, i guess.

((patrick walker)) this morning, i'm patrick walker in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. a man is fighting for his life this morning.. after he was shot multiple times. ((patrick walker)) >> this happened last night near lake mead and hollywood. that's where we find reporter michael stevens with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >>> right now a man is fighting for his life after being shot mead and hollywood at the avion apartment complex. police say the victim was taken to the hospital.. where he's currently in critical condition. no one has been arrested.. we're told that the man who was shot is affiliated with a gang, but police aren't sure if this is a if you have any information on this case, call crimestoppers. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >> ((michael stevens)) >> <<< thanks, michael>>> ((kirsten joyce)) ((sherry swensk)) there after a windy and dry monday.... we did see a little smoke yesterday, but the winds helped to thin it out. tle smoke still, clark county leaving that air quality advisory in place through today as

patrick: thanks. joyce: weatherwatch 12, nice to have a mild november, but then i stays are numbered, right? lindsey: i hate to be that guy. we are going to see temperatures take a serious tumble. this is the one time this graphic highlights what is happening. enjoy the next couple of days. tomorrow, 57. that will feel amazing. we had three days this month in the low 70's. nonetheless, it has been nice. average high is about 47. the reason we take this huge dip is because a big weather system is on the way and it will change everything. it will bring precip and drop the temperature a good 20 degrees. the wind is going to be pretty fi. into saturday. the wind will gust between 20 and 30 miles per hour. if you need to do yard work, do it over the next couple of days. friday-saturday, the leaves will be blowing everywhere. because of the system friday, we one, we are talking temperatures dropping fast. you will notice it friday leading into saturday. for now, we are still in the 40's. some areas still in

((patrick walker)) and i'm patrick walker... brian and kirsten are off. since they helped ring in 2016.. last night from the strip! hundreds of thousands of people hit las vegas boulevard.. to watch as fireworks went off from 9 hotels. the show was pretty amazing. grucci set off 8 minutes of fireworks.. if you missed it.. don't worry.. you can catch it online. just go to las vegas now dot com./// ((michelle mortensen)) > and after the party.. comes the clean up. ((patrick walker)) street sweepers got to work fast.. to get the roads ready to reopen. michael stevens is live in front patrick, michelle... ... what a night to say the least. it was only a few hours ago thousands packed these streets now clean-up crews are still working to bring some normalcy back to las vegas boulevard. take a look at some video from just a few hours ago. people from all over the world packed the las vegas strip to ring in the new year... and it seems everything went off without a hitch: (( it was fun. bottom line... it was fun. )) (( it was pretty fun. loud. there were a lot o

patrick: ben, thank you. we first told you about this story, as it happened, in a breaking news alert. it's sent right to your cell phone. if you don't have our app, just search wisn in your app store. you can also find complete coverage of the unrest in milwaukee on wisn.com. thema: this breaking news from overnight. patrick: fires, rest and violence in a milwaukee neighborhood, following a fatal officer involved shooting saturday afternoon. more team coverage with ben hutchison, nick bohr, and sheldon dutes is coming up in just a moment. as her take a live look at the burned-out cars and the b.p. station from matt's viewpoint in i know you! [laughs] welcome! thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. looks like you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's do it. we're watching here? oh yeah. ohh. how about you and i go watch my favorite show? make your move to time warn

patrick: she pleaded with people to slow down. new details about a nasty looking crash in milwaukee. news chopper 12 was over the scene at 76th and calumet on cause. police say as bad as it looks, just one person was taken to the hospital with relatively minor injuries. joyce: only on 12 news one , greenfield family's heartbreak will soon be changing other parents' lives forever. we first told you about the tragic death of six-month-old finley olson earlier this year. police say she died at the hands of her cudahy babysitter. christina palladino reports on finley's legacy at children's here at children's hospital as it always is with rachel olson. i've gotten to know her and her wonderful family this last year and she hopes by sharing finley's story no other parent has to feel her pain. rachel olson tells me focusing on finley's fund through children's hospital has helped her family heal. >> she was stolen from me so what i feel like i can do, now for her and her memory, try to do something positive, something good where i feel li

patrick: marc joins us to discuss it. what to president obama want the country to take away from the address last night? >> you for the republicans on the campaign trail, they talk as they want to replace obama about change is necessary, how the country is vulnerable. obama's main point last night was, get a grip. the country is the strongest military in the world, the united states has the strongest economy in the world. this was very much a ronald reaganesque morning in america saying, let's not overstate our promised this would not be a traditional state of the union address. to president obama keep that promise? >> to an extent. he did not have a laundry list of things he wanted to a college. it was his last unthe state of the union is about as traditional of political had 20 as washington has to offer. -- patch entry as washington has to offer. the republicans for singly -- force himselelto sit there. he did not come out with the music. this was a traditional piece of political fever. allyson: thank you, marc. patric

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker, in for brian. we're following breaking news on the strip this morning .. ((kirsten joyce)) part of the area near the wynn was closed off and just re-opened.. after a suspect led police on a chase. michael stevens is live on scene with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >>

patrick armstrong, ceo. we are talking with patrick , and the price of oil patrick is a firm believer that this only has to do with the supply side, that it is not demand-side that is waning. do you agree with that assessment? yes, oil has been the major driver by far and if you look at historically how the u.s. treasury was a much bigger driver, and fed policy. if you look at the credit markets, the spreads have been very low related to treasuries. if you look at oil markets, it has been a major driver in us -- not just for currencies but for -- there is a chance they could have some sort of agreement, it would be positive but i'm not sure if this would happen. historically, russia and syria -- francine: we actually spoke on friday with the energy minister dorussia and they said, we not have anything scheduled, it would be his story russia set down with opec. if they sat down together, who is going to be cheating on the deal? i do not think that immediately signals we will have supply cut. francine: why are

patrick: the coffee chain is spicing-up its fall lineup. its new seasonal beverage is the starbucks chile mocha. the hot coffee drink is topped with cayenne, ancho chile, paprika, cinnamon, sea salt and a little sugar. baristas create the chile mocha of cocoa powder and spices that are steamed together with milk. it's said to be a mix of sweet and spicy. the drink official launches on -- officially launches on tuesday. toya: if pumpkin spice is more your thing, you can order one right now before it officially launches, but you'll need the psl fan pass. if you don't have one, just head to the starbucks website and follow the links. the pumpkin spice latte officially launches on september 6. patrick: between now and then you might be reaching for an , iced coffee. see why in mark's final forecast next. announcer: after a rough day, immerse yourself in the wisn 12 news app. it is doggone good. russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want be a doctor! russ feingold: you thi

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker, in for brian. we're following breaking news on the strip this morning .. ((kirsten joyce)) part of the area near the wynn was closed off and just re-opened.. after a suspect led police on a chase. michael stevens is live on scene with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> - started as a robbery on the 3800 block of s. maryland pkwy. - the suspect fired his weapon during the robbery and took off in a dark colored tahoe. - officers caught up with the suv and the suspect shot at officers hitting the squad car once. - metro's air unit followed the suspects car to just outside the wynn. the suspect crashed his car ran through the wynn and was arrested in the wynn encore's valet. - police say the man was unarmed - he faces charges including armed robbery with a deadly weapon, attempted murder on a police officer and other charges. - no one was injured. - detectives are following up. ((michael stevens)) >> ((patrick walker)) westbound sands is still closed between koval and las vegas boulevard. watc

((patrick walker)) >> and i'm patrick walker in for brian. a metro officer is in the hospital this morning... after his motorcycle was rear ended. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live on scene near tropicana and durango ... and we have a photojournalist outside of umc trauma where the

patrick: thank you. an elementary school teacher in texas is getting a lot of attention on social media for her no homework policy. the second grade teacher sent this letter home to parents announcing the new rule. in it, she says research has been unable to prove that formally assigning any this year. instead, she suggested parents spend their evenings eating dinner as a family, reading together, playing outside and getting their child to bed early. toya: crossing guards wanted. some area districts are hoping to fill several positions before the new school year. wisn 12 news tim elliott shows us what you need to get the job. >> driving around the suburbs of milwaukee you may have noticed , these signs posted in yards near some schools. that's because they need plenty >> well, there is always a need. >> jerry mojeck is the vice president at twin city security in west allis. his company mainly works in the private security business, but they also contract with eight milwaukee suburbs to keep crossing guar

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patrick, kirsten? ((patrick walker)) >> ((michael stevens)) >> ((kirsten joyce)) forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> hi sherry, how's the weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) we still have some breezes out monday. ........... it was a hot start to the week, with a high of 106 and manythe week, neighborhood temps above 105. and wind gusts to more than 30 mph. ............. temps right now in the 80s around the valley... some monsoon moisture sneaking up into arizona, but southern nevada under high pressure and another windy day ahead. ............ we could see some smoke toda west. ((kirsten joyce)) >> students are getting ready to go back to school in just a few weeks.. ((demetria obilor)) >> and the d-m-v has made it pretty easy for them.. to learn the rules of the road... with a new program and a new "ready road app" . ((kirsten joyce)) kevin malone, of the dmv joins us now... - parent's supervised driving >>> let's take a look /// ((demetria obilor)) traffic along the south beltway is remember to check your flight status if you're flying with delta. work continues at charl

patrick: no kidding? toya: another live look at the corner of highway 100 in avenue outside the walgreens, where the stuff the buzz event is going on. you have until 7:00 tonight to drop off supplies. the salvation army can make that money stretch farther. patrick: they will be out there and till 7:00 tonight. their sons use their christmas money to make that donation. toya: every dollar counts. so, donate. >>> tonight, the race against time. the massive and deadly earthquake. our team on the scene in italy. the trapped, the children rescued. search teams talking to a woman through this tiny slice in the rubble. our chief foreign correspondent is there. >>> at this hour, the tornado emergency in buildings destroyed. students hunkered down in classrooms today. and we're tracking a tropical system headed to the u.s. that could become a hurricane. >>> also tonight, american university under siege at this hour. attackers rushing in. students barricading themselves inside. martha raddatz standing by. >>> donal

aly: allyson, patrick. a much different seeing out here them a we have been telling you about all morning long. absolute quiet. the only people we are seeing right now our fellow news fall. obviously, this won't be the case when the team rides back in charlotte. we expect a big welcome back from a team that fans say they could not be more proud of. take a look at this sky4 video from around charlotte last night. the city showing it's panthers pride lit up in panthers blue. and not too far from bank of america stadium. wyff news 4's tim waller found fans last night already looking ahead to next season. tim: this is where the party was. you can see the big flat screens here at the all american pub. this place was packed during the super bowl. but when it was over and the fans realized their team wasn't going to win, there was a lot of disappointment. yet somehow in the middle of it >> i think this is the start of something great for charlotte and the panthers. this is a very small taste of what is to come. >>

patrick: it's official. clemson will play for its first national championship in football in 34 years. allyson: 5:00 now. i think i saw you do that on the way in. dale: quite an exciting night. allyson: it has been a crazy season. dale: here we are, first day of the year. we do have dry weather for the next few days. we're going to see that today. mostly cloudy skies and some lingering clouds. we are not worried about any precipitation from the clouds. a few showers perhaps today nice sunny weather for the carolinas and georgia for the next several days in a row. 41 in franklin. the winds are blowing 10 to 15-plus in the mountains. in the upstate it will be breezy today, too. upper 40's for the fountains. -- for the mountains. more coming up in a few minutes. allyson: the clemson tigers return to death valley at 5:00 today as orange bowl champs. they'll rest up before playing for a national title against alabama. patrick: wyff news 4 sports director brad fralick has reaction from florida. but ricardo lemcomp

patrick, kirsten... metro's homicide unit are the ones leading the investigation at this point because they say the victim... a n to survive. metro police say the shooting happened just before midnight inside the avion apartment complex near lake mead and hollywood boulevard. police say the suspect in this shooting... walked up to a ground level apartment and shot multiple times inside. again, police say a man in his early 20's was hit -- but he wasn't the only one inside the apartment at the time of the shooting: (( lt. dan mcgrath // metro police: 00;07;20 unfortunatley, there were a couple of small children inside shooting a firearm inside an apartment with young children inside.) >> metro's gang unit is also out here investigating... not sure if anyone had any ties. right now, police say they're talking to witnesses and checking cameras in the area... that might've picked up anything. metro police say they do expect to be in the area investigating for the next several hours. patrick, kirsten? ((patri

patrick: a robber armed with rifle. new details and video of the man investigators say they've arrested. >> it's the people out there, just give us a chance. kathy: milwaukee police graduate the first class of its kind. the unique role these members of the community will play to help officers. four-year-old boy is dead, shot and killed on milwaukee's north side. patrick: christina palladino is live near 15th and lloyd. christina, you spoke with relatives. >> i did. his family and the last couple of minutes gave me a picture of this absolutely are adorable little four-year-old boy. they tell me his name is solomon jordan smith. he is absolutely beautiful. this is such a horrible scene to be at right now. i've reached out to several family members who have an here tonight, but as you can imagine, they are too upset to talk with me. police tell us the shooting happened just before 6:00 this evening at a home near 15th and lloyd. police say a gun was fired inside the home and , four-year-old jordan was struck by a bullet. w

patrick: only wisn 12 news talks with brendan dassey's new attorney. the impact he believes the series had on the case. >> like he says, the truth will always come out. kathy: talks about their hopes for the other man convicted in the case, steven avery. patrick: a stunning reversal in a well-known wisconsin murder case. kathy: brendan dassey, serving a life sentence in the 2005 murder of teresa halbach, has his conviction overturned by a federal judge. here's the judge's ruling, custody within 90 days unless the state initiates proceedings to retry him. patrick: dassey is the nephew of steven avery, who was also convicted and still behind bars. this case recently received international interest thanks to a 10-part netflix series called "making a murderer," which suggests avery may have been framed. wisn 12 news' terry sater leads our team coverage live from the newsroom. decision. >> federal judge william duffin here in milwaukee focused on the recorded confessions carried out by detectives in 2006. here's part of that confession the judge said was mi

patrick, you would be selling this rally, yes? patrick: selling into the rally, yes. it will have a lot of opportunities over the next couple of months. it will nothing really change over the next couple of months, just perceptions of things. some policy members may or may not be happening. guy: you talk about that. there will be ups and downs. as the market directional at the moment? talk about volatility, walk me thorough how you think about this market? patrick: so much is lack of uncertain the right now. the decisions and turn on capital employees for companies are going to go down in europe. rally, it will not pay off in the long term. in the short-term, momentum may win out. money is coming back in to find cheap stock prices. i think the recessionary forces will drive equity markets going forward. guy: caroline: i want to draw your attention to our viewers that thomas cook is currently the worst performer on the stoxx 600. i have that on my screen. it is down by 3.7%. the reason is concerns over travel. the is especially after tragic events in istanbul. do you t

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