director announced they re looking into new emails.but there s very little information about what they could contain. cbs craig boswell reports on what we ?do? know.headed into election day. donald trump campaigned in michigan monday and said hillary clinton s email problems will hurt america. america. her election her election would mire our government and our country in a constitutional crisis that we cannot afford. trump has been critical of f-b-i director james comey for his decision not to prosecute clinton in the past, but he it took a lot of guts. i really disagreed with him, i was not his fan. but i tell you what, i was not his fan. disagreed with him, guts. i really it took a lot of changed now.says that s all in the past, but he says that s all changed now. it took a lot of guts. i really disagreed with him, i was not his fan. but i tell you what, what he did, he brought back his reputation. but democrats are critical of director comey s letter to congress which
to hear about this incident but more alarmed about how close it all took place to many of their businesses and homes. we want businesses always to be vigilant and mindful of their surroundings. and always call the police when they see anything suspicious. and anything the community can do to help is much appreciated. appreciated. he s charged with stealing thousands of dollars worth of electronics from the store where he worked. worked.today 41-year old theodore harris made his first court appearance in waukesha. dollar signature bond and ordered him back for a preliminary hearing in 17-days. a criminal complaint says harris worked at a sprint store in waukesha county and used stolen birth dates, social security numbers and drivers license numbers to t up phony lease accounts..then charged phones, i-pads and more to those accounts. it s a remarkable offer fm some local judges...they re willing to throw out some outstanding warrants for people charged with minor offen. offe
grabbing her chest and gasping for air. but could not talk. the medical examinders office says that the 17 year old, died on scene.. she has not yet been identified.schmidt describes what he saw. alex schmittthe way he turned, it was kind of like a california stop. he did a little quick look and quickly turned, but when i got out of my truck i could clearly see the woman walking, she was already a forth of the way there almost half way there and that s when i saw see him hit soon as he hit her. and it just went down hill from there. there. the bus driver has been idetified as a 62 year old woman. been idetified as a 62 year old woman. in a statement from lamer s bus line, the general manager said: the driver has been with the company for 25 year and has a spotless record. she is very shaken up. this is a tragedy for everyone involved. i have been with the company for 30 years. this accident is just a horrible thing. our hearts go out to the family. 3 police tell us that the
predicting the presidential race in wisconsin. ann sterling is live to explain why wisconsin s getting so many candidate visits ahead of election day. you re watching live at daybreak on today s tmj4. i m susan kim.and i m vince vitrano. let s start with a check of weather and traffic together. yesterday s highs were near 70, typical for november 1st, plus it was sunny with a light breezeerfection. clouds increased overnight with the next storm system that has brought scattered t showers already this morning with lows in the 50s. clouds and showers are likely on wednesday with highs in the upper 50s, but that is the only bad day this week. most of us will see 0.25 to 0.7 of rain by this evening. the sky clears out tonight with lows dropping drive times are at or near current timesincident free speeds are at or above posted posted or above speeds are at new this morning-all lanes along i-43 near brown deer road are back open - following a late night police pursuit and
with scott pelley. o donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i m norah o donnell. today, we heard chilling accounts of the terror in an orlando nightclub. the orange county sheriff s office released recordings of frantic calls to 911 on that june night when a gunman opened fire, killing 49 people. it was the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. mark strassmann, who covered the massacre, has the just-released audio. . ( gunfire ) reporter: at 2:03 a.m., 911 callers began reporting a massacre in progress. . let s go! right here! reporter: right after last call, a gunman with a . he s coming in. reporter: this is the first release of 911 recordings from people who were actually inside the club when the massacre began. let s go! reporter: police body camera video shows the chaos as first responders arrived. 911 calls also kept coming, some from relatives of people still trapped inside. as they hid in bathrooms, like those in this cell phone video, they te