lightning, we will hear more about thunder. as far as what is appearing johnson creek, some drizzle starting here within the next 20 to 30 minutes. fond du lac within the next hour. here is a live look and sheboygan right now. temperatures holding steady near 45 degrees. we have seen that temperature go up. today's high was only 43 degrees. than it was before. we are expecting the heaviest amounts of rain from now all the way through about 3:00 a.m. i will have more coming up ahead. adrienne: you can track the weather on-the-go anytime with our free app. track any rain or snow on the interactive radar. and keep an eye on the 7 day forecast. a big story in wisconsin that the whole country is watching tonight. a recount of presidential election results could be days away. presidential candidate jill stein officially requested the recount, with the wisconsin elections board. she is questioning if voting machines in wisconsin and two other states may have been hacked. yesterday, former democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's campaign joined that recount effort. but president elect donald trump is calling the effort a scam. terry sater is following developments. terry, the next step toward a recount is just hours away. reporter: this is a process and tomorrow morning the wisconsin elections commission will meet in madison to set a timetable for when the recount will start here in milwaukee county and across the state. the counting is expected to start thursday. >> we may do a hand count of the ballots. or we might run them through the machines. reporter: racine county clerk wendy christensen has supervised three election recounts, two in >> ultimately it didn't change the outcome of the election. it did change the numbers by a bit. reporter: under wisconsin law, the recount is allowed and the state is working under a federal deadline of december 13 to get it done. >> and it's going to take us the full 12 days that we'll get to conduct this. reporter: that means in racine and in wisconsin's 71 other counties they'll likely be working through the weekends to complete the recount. christensen has already been preparing over the holiday. >> i don't normally go shopping on black friday so that was ok. reporter: one reason fo recount there have been questions raised over the accuracy of voting machines used by some counties and whether they could be hacked. >> i'm not exactly sure what they're basing their request on. because we're not aware of any anomalies or anything improper that happened. reporter: the state says an audit of voting equipment is underway. and each county's boards of canvassers will examine other documents, including poll lists, written absentee applications, rejected absentee ballots, and provisional ballots before counting the votes. that it's the winning candidate that's going to lose a vote. the losing candidates can also lose votes. reporter: the election may not be complete even after the recount. the state elections commission says if the candidates disagree with the results the law gives them the right to appeal in circuit court. live in milwaukee, terry sater. adrienne: terry you covered the most dramatic presidential recount in modern history when you worked in florida. how is this different? reporter: that was 16 years ago. there was a lot of drama surrounding the florida recount. there was old technology in use with some of the ways they used punch cards. remember the talk about hanging chad? there shouldn't be any of that drama in wisconsin. different machines, more updated machines in place. it should be a more clear-cut process. may also be recounts in two other states. the filing deadline in pennsylvania is tomorrow. michigan's deadline is wednesday. the green party is trying to raise $7 million to pay for all 3 recalls. at last check, they have more than six million. and another wisconsin connection to the transition of power. tomorrow, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke will meet with president-elect trump in new york. trump is in the process of choosing his cabinet and other top advisors. clarke is of trump will be interviewing tomorrow. a local hospital was briefly on lockdown earlier this evening. here's what we know, police arrived to a scene near west allis memorial hospital looking for a person who was armed and possibly suicidal. the hospital was locked down, as a precaution. police found the person dead, a short time later. we don't know how the person died. milwaukee police are asking your help to identify a sexual assault suspect. walking down the street in this video. police tell us the assault happened near 17th and state, just before 11:30 last night. the man had a handgun. and was possibly wearing shoes like these. if you know who he is, contact milwaukee police. the family of a father and daughter killed in a car crash this weekend, is thanking those 39-year-old kevin dalley and his 9-year-old daughter emily died friday night in caledonia when a suspected drunk driver hit their car. the dalley's were turning on their street when it happened. today the family released this statement, 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 we are grateful for all of the love and support we have received in these trying times. the waukesha county fire department is working to find out what started a fire in genesee. the owner was working inside the garage when he heard a pop sound. he saw fire and called 911. unfortunately his dog was trapped inside, and died. no one else was hurt. fire officials tells us everything inside is a total loss. away from the packers game on monday night football. the pack takes on the eagles. you can watch that gamlive right here on wisn 12. this is video of the team arriving in philadelphia a few hours ago. you can see aaron rodgers there. and our 12 sports team is there too. dan needles and stephen watson have a preview. reporter: outside lincoln the eagles on monday night football. philadelphia has not been a pleasant place for the packers. they won in 2010 on their way to the super bowl. stephen watson, you grew up here. the packers did not have a lot of success here before that. philadelphia fans will let you know about that. >> i grew up going to eagles games. aaron rodgers remembers the philadelphia fans may be better than some of the other teams he has seen around the league. especially in 2006 at member specifically what they had to say to him. >> when we used to be induced individually on the road, they were famous for the name and then "sucks." your member that being out there. it is definitely a hostile crowd. you have to get ahead of them their first super bowl. they have a lot to cheer about in philadelphia. the eagles are undefeated here at lincoln financial field. overall they are 5-5. two teams desperate for a win to stay in the playoff race. it is all coming up on mother that football at lincoln financial field. back to you. adrienne: coverage of tomorrow's game starts with the big 12 sports countdown to kickoff at 6:30. followed by the packers and eagles at 7:30 and then the late edition of wisn 12 news. we're keeping an eye on possible storms overnight. lindsey: the rain is starting to fall. over and it's of rain in some areas. i will tell you what you need for your morning commute. adrienne: also ahead, a mass shooting, in a major american city. we'll tell you where people had to run for cover. plus, how to get the best cyber monday deals tomorrow especially if you're shopping with your first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... now, it's wisconsin lottery's $15 holiday scratch game, unwrap the cash. ironically elf-themed, this festively-fun gift workaversary, i moved on to greener pastures! see you on the green! okay! with important local coverage, you are watching wisn 12 news at 10:00 with sheldon dutes as, adrian patterson, weatherwatch 12 meteorologist lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 5:00 continues. adrienne: video of people running for their lives as gunfire breaks out in new orleans early this morning. one man died, nine others were hurt. the shooting happened in the investigators say two men got into an argument, and started shooting. they then ran from the scene. police are looking for them. holiday shopping enters a new phase tomorrow, cyber monday. traditionally, that's the biggest day of the year for online holiday sales. but let's be honest a lot of us already shopped online thanksgiving day or black friday. here's a look inside amazon's distribution center in kenosha today where the usual fast pace ramps up even more this time of year. according to the company, last year we ordered more than 54 million items from amazon. that is 629 per second. wherever you plan to shop on cyber monday, abc's eva pilgrim shows house how to get a good deal. reporter: big deals already up. target taking 15% off nearly everything on top of its sales. amazon offering deep discounts on electronics. and this smart tv on sale for $125 at walmart already sold out. >> i have emails from amazon, from, groupon, best buy. i'm just gonna click on those. do my shopping from there. reporter: and that's the plan. 43% of cell phone users saying they will shop from a smart phone. to get the best deals, clear your browser history so you'll see only the lowest prices. and leave items in your cart. many retailers will email you additional discounts to sweeten the deal. adrienne: the national retail federation says more than 154 million people shopped either online or in a store this holiday weekend. that's three million more than last year. but the average shopper spent $10 less than they did on black friday weekend in 2015. experts say that's because retailers 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we have djs, we than two thousand shoppers attended the two-day event. and star wars fans are just minutes away from buying tickets to the next movie in the series. rogue one opens december 16, but early tickets go on sale overnight just after midnight eastern time. rogue one is a prequel to the original star wars films. and lindsey already has her lindsey: yeah, my brother got them already. we are good to go. i'm hoping it can use the force get rid of some of this rain, because it will not nearly be as much fun for folks have enough to work. you don't want to take any work -- any longer to get to work. through 3:00 a.m. is when we will see the heaviest rain. this is when we could see a rumble or two of thunder. as we head into monday morning, we are talking on and off as we had through the commute. the commute in the morning look sick it may be ok. to the evening commute, we may not be as lucky. i want to show you where the rain is. a lot of read on here. even a bit of purple, which indicates heavy rainfall. you see red and orange yo severe weather. i'm not even tracking lightning with this. this does not have any thunder. it has the potential for maybe a rumble. let's zoom in. you can see the heaviest amount of rain is already past verona. that will be pushing its way this direction toward watertown. moving north and east about 35 miles per hour. it is already raining by you. 5-10 minutes. beaver dam within the next 40 minutes. you can expect this within the next hour. that is just the heaviest amount. the rain has already been falling for a lot of folks out there. this will be a continuing trend as we head into the next few hours. we have seen some decent accumulation. rain already at an inch. that is not where it stops. from now through tuesday morning, some areas will get these oranges and reds, we could see about a half an inch to an inch. that is all because of this area of low pressure. this one just wants to park. it will sit here for a few days. there is some wonky weather because of that. this is round one of rain. we are going to see round to as little bit. there is that heavy rain i was talking about. just some cloud cover. deftly going to be tracking some fog at this point. we are going to see some on and off showers. this of the continuing to the afternoon. that will be all the way through your early tuesday. as a zoom the map out, you're probably seeing the loaded not move a whole lot. wednesday we could see an afternoon shower. and finally leaves as we head into thursday. as it does, it brings in some cold air. that could bring a rain snow mix. not expecting any sort of accumulation. that is something we need to keep an eye on. temperatures will be in the low 40's. the overnight low gets down to about 32 degrees. definitely by that freezing mark. into sunday. it is like the low that never wants to leave. adrienne: rain makes for good sleeping weather. lindsey: positive, i love that. adrienne: ellen degeneres is in the middle of her 12 days of giveaways. wisn 12 viewers will have a chance to win all of the prizes given out over those 12 days. go to wisn.com and scroll to the bottom to register to win. don't miss ellen weekdays at 4:00 p.m. , philadelphia. hear what the packers' aaron rodgers has to say about facing the eagle's rookie quarterback tomorrow night. and the hunt is on, for the perfect holiday gifts. we'll highlight the toys your >> big 12 sports. stephanie: earlier tonight head coach mike mccarthy and the packers arrived at their team hotel in philadelphia for tomorrow's game against the eagles. this is the 24th straight season the green and gold will make an appearance on monday night football. 12 sports dan needles and stephen watson have team coverage from the city of brotherly love. already lost to one rookie quarterback this season -- dr. prescott of the cowboys. tomorrow night, they will try to avoid losing to another. that will be the eagles top him quarterback. this guy has shown the potential to possibly be a pro bowl quarterback. >> he was taken number two overall by the eagles. he has a perfect 3-0 record to start the season. when talking about him. >> i think he has great demeanor about himself. i have seen him on film. just great anticipation. he is a great arm. you have to have that. he seems to have that moxie that great quarterbacks have, that charisma about you the kind of raise the level let your teammates play. intangibles to be able to step in on day one and play the way that he has played. it is fun to see as a fellow quarterback. you love to see the next generation of guys stepping in and playing well. reporter: i mentioned that 3-0 start the eagles had. that is because he did not throw an interception in any of those games. in the last five games, he is thrown six interceptions. packers defense needs those turnovers. reporter: i'm surprised and went is licking hho other on monday that the all. the winner certainly will be eliminated from playoff consideration. with stephen watson, i'm daniels in philadelphia. stephanie: tomorrow night's coverage starts with the big 12 sports countdown to kickoff at 6:30. followed by the packers and eagles monday night football game at 7:30. that's all right here on wisn 12. the nfl, including the record tom brady tied today. plus what the badgers chances are to make the final four in the college football playoffs. and what needs to happen for them to get in. adrienne: a political uproar tonight as wisconsin gets ready for a presidential recount. while preparations ramp up, for donald trump's inauguration. we'll give you a sneak peek at the rehearsals. and badges of honor found in the trash. tonight, one man's effort to return some military medals to >> now, on wisn 12 news. adrienne: it's tonight's big story. wisconsin's election commission will meet in the morning, to put a presidential vote recount into motion. and as abc's gloria riviera shows us, the entire country will be watching. reporter: donald trump and his staff blasting a vote recount in wisconsin. >> it's a total waste of everybody's time. reporter: green party candidate jill stein started the effort last week. >> there were a lot of hacks taking place around this election. reporter: and this weekend hillary clinton's team joining the fray. those announcements triggering a tweet-storm from donald trump. the president-elect firing off 7 tweets in 70 minutes, nearly all aimed at clinton. but her general counsel says