identified because she was a victim of brown's six years ago. she said she was working in social services with one of his family members when he lured her to his home. >> i get another phone call from jonathan brown's household. >> she said he told her his family member needed to talk. when jessica got there, she said brown was waiting. >> before i knew it he attacked me from behind. immediately i began to fight him off of me. >> jessica eventually got loss from the sexual assault and brown ran away. >> i ran they searched the house. >> jessica says police never found a family member inside. she said the fact he plotted her attack made her worried about his eventual release. >> i wrote a statement to the court stating he's a danger to the community at the age of 15 >> brown was found guilty of 4th degree sexual assault as a juvenile and given a year of probation. she said she hopes the court >> i think jonathan needs to be gone for a very long time. >> jessica has offered to testify in this newest place. she now privately volunteers with sexual assault victims as well. >> continuing coverage, learning moore about the driver of a deadly bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. five children died, 12 in the hospital. >> 24-year-old jonathan walker is in the jail facing charges. this was his sec months, no one was hurt in that other crash. >> let's take a look at wisconsin's highways and buy ways. little back up right now. things are expected to get worse as we get closer to thanksgiving day. >> let's go over t o hnmalan, he has our holiday forecast. >> the rain is pushing into the area. showers, heavier showers, showers across jefferson county, more rain out to the west, even a little bit of snow on the radar. viewing aa in centralof our sin,khrou t oh, claire and nor wiscsin, lots of rain coming in from the south and west.ou're traveling southwest wisconsin, up to royce lake, hey ward, superior, winter weather advisory. tomorrow's travelvisory, all rain aoss sohern buthe north woods north of a line about north o green bay all the way through eau claire.li forecast maps coming up in just a few minutes. > new0, a federal judge blockd an obama administration plan to pay over time pay to million workers. the judge aeed with 21 states rowling wruling was unlawful. >> the common council approved a state granted to that will be used to demolish and rehab 200 homes. it will also award money to developers who use local workers enrolled in trade programs. a father-son hunting trip turns into a family nightmare, the son found dead, the father found nearby barely breathing. coreen zl are trying to determine what happened. >> the father and son were hunting for a weekend. they were s aca family asked the dodge county sheriff's office to check o thr lov onesy after a 69-year-old milwaukee man and 46-year-old son didn't return from a hunting trip. the sheriff says a father and son were staying in the knocked on the door, looked through the windows and they saw somebody laying on the floor >> deputies broke into the home and found the 46-year-old dead. the 69-year-old was unconscious. >> we believe there's a potential it could be a carbon monoxide related incident. >> the furnace was running without gas in the cylinder and there wasn't a detector in the home. investigators are determining the cause. the sheriff has a word of caution. >> just be careful, h season, people are going out there, drinking alcohol, bringing other appliances into these residents, camp sites and they need to be careful the use of those doesn't create problems or create carbon monoxide situations. >> the father is in the icu in madison. no word on his condition. reporting in dodge county, coreen zell, today's tmj4. every year at least 430 poising. about 50,000re hospitalized. there are steps you can take to protect your home and family. first of all keep vents and flus free of debris. never use a gas obvious to heat your home and change the batteries every six months. if you suspect co poisonings, symptoms are similar to the flu. head to the hospital right away. >> a new boo death. >> katie crowther talked to the mother who wrote about her daughter's death. >> carol and george, it has been seven years since ashley love was murdered and still no suspects. milwaukee police say it is an open investigation. peace. >> they had a choice up until the minute they pulled that trigger and did this to her, they had a choice to walk away and not do it. >> tammy love is on a mission to find her daughter's ashley's killer. >> i'm not going to stop until the day i'm gone. >> for tammy, writing a book on dpraef and unsolved murder has been therapeutic, but it also brought back the pain a man broke into her home, >> he ripped the heart out of my chest, i literally wanted to die. >> s did finthe strength to go onling, but thanksgiving is always hard. it was the first holiday after ashley's death. >> i had people contacting me, you have to do this for your son, light a candle, and i do. she is there. >>o this day they still light a candle at the dinner table for her, a christmas tree of angels is also up in ashley's honor, >> i love looking at pictures, it helps me remember. >> there was a time i thought to myself, i'm going to forget. >> she knows how she can never forget. her daughter will always be part of her and this thanksgiving, she is counting that as her greatest blessing. >> reporter: and the book, tammy love contributed to is called grief diaries, project cold case. it is available right now on amazon.com. but in a little less than a in more than 40,000 stores nationwide. crowther, today's tmj4., katie first know no smoking, now no he smoke less tobacco. miller park ban. it now goes to the mayor for final approval. the move is meant to discourage from using chewing to back to during games. >> tis the season to give and the milwaukee bucks are showing the winning spirit of the court. >> 150 families were fed today by parker donating holiday dinners to those in need. while parker was busy at the house of peace, his teammates held thanksgiving dinner give away and helped food for families and able to screenings. the coach of marquette's men's basketball team is target of a car -- >> thieves allegedly made a strange purchase using credit card information. plus, don't follow this guy's leads. th series of events that led to him being run over by his own truck. coming up next on today's tmj4. one surgery, for the price of two? so show called the i team. >> you're watching today's tmj4, with george mallet, carole meekins, storm team 4 chief meteorologist john malan, and lance allen, sports. >> we could title this one bad choices. a man leaving an orlando club was too drunk to drive. the pickled drive drove off, truck, truck ran him over. he's on the run still. a minnesota family was almost on the hook for 4,000 after they thought they got a donation from the head coach of marquette men's basketball team. >> the family has a gofundme page for someone battling cancer. earlier this month they got a notification that he donated $4,000. it turns out this was credit card fraud. gofundme says the family will be able to keep the funds they were so that's good. one surgery for the price of two? a local woman couldn't believe her medical bill and was having trouble getting answers. courtny gerrish is here@ for wht you should watch out for on what you think you could do. >> if you don't pay attention to your medical bills, this story might make you diligent. always go over an itemized list of charges before you pay. >> karen lake works on a computer all day. >> very sore became painful. >> i had a cyst on this knuckle and one on this knuckle. >> she had an outpatient procedure on both fingers. everything went well until karen got the bill. >> i thought, that's not right. >> karen says she knew going in her doctor would charge for each finger. >> this is the surgeon's bill. >> she didn't expect the hospital to do the same. >> i found that they had charged me twice for the rg because i only went into the surgical suite once and possibly was there 20 minutes. >> they showed the two charges, around $4600 for each finger. her insurance company paid toward the bill and she now owes the hospital ,000. >> i want to know how they came up with the bill andever given an explanation, it'sen a lot of m time. >>nd you're frustrated. >> yes. >> whichs where an expert like >> pndeoe up at the mercyf the system. >> she started this company in0 it helps people nigatehe billing re sysm which ilu lling issue, 28of the time find a mistake. >> somethingper says should be handled by insurance, but that's not always the case. >> weeached out to patient care about the bill. >> there's a big question about the legitimacy about billing twice for basicallyha same operating room. >> the coe of the orthopedic hospital of wisconsin does not disagree it was billed as two procedes. she was charged for what happened, an iv and antibiotics and procedure on her right middle finger and right index finger. >> you can certainly argue that that seems too expensive. >> but the practice doesn't break any lawles according to marquette law school professor, allison barns. keep in mind hospitals are businesses. >> rather than what they used to be, which were charities. and so they're in it to make a profit. >> here. >> karen is determined to fight half the bill and hopes her story makes people more diligent. >> don't just get a bill from a doctor or hospital and see a $40 or $1,000 bill and think that is your portion. >> so we checked with other surgery centers in southeast wisconsin about how they bill several were at a less expensive rate anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to 1,000. some bill that same way, others discount and others -- >> a lot of discrepancy. is there anything people or we can do before we have a procedure to make sure we're not surprise >>hat's tkeou have to do your rearch,ou have to spend the tme before yohave the procedure. compar hospitals. understand what your benefits will pay d after the procedure as karen meioned, don't just pay the bill, always get the itemized list of charges. volunteers in our call for of cons?umers,have helped a lot ashaory, i aays takes work. storm tea 4 coverageow a more evidenceat t t holidays are very nearly o hartfd we go weekend, meaning heat. that's gone we are going to be around average temperatures rain milwaukee, 42 on thanksgiving day with mostly clound fo your shopping convenience, maybe light rain and snow mix. if you're tveling tomorrow across the midwest, make it a in northern wisconsin there's snow there, rain in sthern wisconsin, cooler temperatures across minnesota with snow, not much going on in lower michigan on thanksgiving dashgs l of cloudsnd the mospart. we'll start see snow redeveloping western portions of minnesota. then on friday some of that ra-snow mix pushes across wisconsin, but not bad travel conditions just about everywhere. todaye hit 43, which is the average mpvery avere, finall on a southeast wind bringing warmth off lake michigan. we're going to watch rain move in all evening, mixedith a little bit of sleet at times, but very, very light. you can see this is sleet actually right here, sleet mixing in and snow in the rain bands out to the west as we pull way t, big storm system. we'reoin g to se a lot o f rain coming, but all the snow soutt? wisconsin, ifou avg u to points of the noh awest, winter weather advisories until 6:00. snowfall, way over in the madison area. thinkre will b nothing there, but five inches in waukesha fe inches in -- across the north woods.hes warmth front splits ste, rain showers moving through the mo rninghours, rain shors in the e and befoverything moves out and thursday we get a break, just lots of ou e's theext storm system moving in that could bring a ght m in friday. 39 degrees overnight tonight with mid-30s inland. then for tomorrow, with occasional showers at times through theashg cloudy skies, but at least worry seasonal as far as temperatures, more of the same, but no rain on thanksgiving, 42. mentioned, mix i t mning hours, sll 42. saturday, 44 with a little sunshine. 46 with rain moving in l su. and then 50 degren with a chance for showers. rearl next week. check out riley sullivan, six introducing the reuben from subway sandwich as full of trigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulafsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's pt may be debatable, but its great taste is not. d lean corned beef, barian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheeseisla, d dssg onw we don't know where it came ombuwe know where yocan welcome back, it's back to school for tony grenado, the new men's hockey coach balances the books while trying to bring back >> tony is the men's hockey coach at the university of wisconsin. he played 13 years in the nhl. >> announcer: he scores. >> but this might be one of his biggest off ice challenges. >> what is it like to be 5 two years old and be in that classroom learning? >> i think the whole idea of having to go back to school came up, i was really nervous, how am i going to fit i i think the biggest thing is you don't want to disrupt the class. >> he left university of which is 30 years ago, 16 skies of his degree >> what is it like to walk the beautiful campus 30 years later? >> it's exciting. when i started summer school, i was really nervous. it was like the first day of school when you're a kindergartner. >> on this day he attends his racial and ethnic family class. >> how often do you get, hey >> a little bit. this class here, especially, i'm kind of incould go knit to in there, un-- >> this is something that drove grenado. >> when the job position became available, the chancellor said, you could hire this guy, but he's got to get a degree, that's 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