from police, and five drunk driving convictions. we re not naming him because he hasn t been charged yet. reporting live on the south side patrick: a 17-year-old struck and killed by a school bus. she was hit just before seven this morning at the busy intersection of 9th and oklahoma. as 12 news hillary mintz reports, a witness tried to help, but it was too late. i felt like it was southside neighbor alex schmitt says just after 6:30 this morning he went to go move his car parked near 9th and oklahoma when he saw a young woman trying to cross the street. i tried to wave her past. i turned, parked my truck. then in an instant he , says the unthinkable happened. the bus stop. it came back about two feet. he still went across the street, trying to help the woman on the ground, and realized he needed to call 911. i asked her if she was ok. i figured something was wrong because she did not answer right away. milwaukee police say the 17-year-old died at the scene.
pe know on social media and facebook that they are gone on vacation. that just lets the bad people know also that they are gone and nobody is home with the house. nick: please here at the new berlin department say even if you know who all of your friends are, the where of the friends of friends setting that would allow anybody to see your status updates and your photos or better to post the pictures until you get home. kathy: some good advice there. a suspected drunk driver, heading the wrong-way on i-94 is accused of killing four people. the crash happened last night in deerfield, just outside of madison. but many of the victims are from the milwaukee area. 12 news terry sater is following the developments from the newsroom. terry: in one of two cars hit by two women from milwaukee died ages 26 and 28 as well as a 28-year-old man from waterloo. another man from whitefish bay survived, but he is in critical condition. the stretch on eastbound 94 is where state patrol trooper
and both candidates are leaning heavily on their biggest supporters. hillary clinton backed by president obama. make no mistake, florida. all the progress we ve made goes out the window if we don t win this election. and donald trump supported by his wife, melania trump. i come here today to talk about my husband donald. in her long awaited speech, melania addresses the crowd in time in the general election campaign. he pledged to restore integrity to washington in and respect for america abroad. this is not an ordinary campaign. it is a movement. both candidates wrap up the day in north carolina a key , swing state in a race that s locked in a tie. the latest abc news washington news national tracking poll shows clinton holding a two-point lead, with 47% to trump s 45%. while the race is neck in neck our poll shows that many groups 22 points divide men and women. that is nearly double the norm and there s a 65-point gap , between whites and nonwhites. joyce: up i
how are you able with a stop there at the end? the defense rallied. we gave up a few yards mor i wanted to. and fortunately, we played the pick play down there effectively and then they got the pass interference call. it was interesting. if it wasn t for that, the clock would have run out. so it worked to their favor just a little bit. but i could behind more proud of our guys. when you come on the road and turn the ball over three times, it s really hard but we found a way so i was proud of our team. you talk about the turnovers. what does it say about the composure of mason rudolph, he was able to lead the drives. well, he e played pretty average. it s interesting, he play the better after that than he did before. so you have to love that about the kid. he s found a way to win a lot of football games. but over all, everybody played good. i thought our offensive and good adjustments. i appreciate the time. good job tonight. thank you. and the cowboys get a win