a family and community are grieving tonight after the hit and run death of a little milwaukee girl. sheldon: 5-year-old rickyia langham died while walking to church with her mother this morning. wisn 12 news terry sater is live on the street near hampton and fond du lac. terry: sheldon, loved ones have created a memorial to the little girl in front of the family s home. this is where 5-year-old rickyia was run over by a driver who didn t stop. family members say 5-year-old rickyia langham, seen here on her way to school was run over , and killed by a hit and run driver on leon terrace sunday morning. the person who was driving this vehicle did not stop. they just kept going. terry: pastor radontae ashford is a relative of the little girl. he says rickyia and her mother were crossing the street on their way to church when a driver turning from hampton was going too fast. she was on her way to worship the lord. and this little darling was excited this morning about going to
case to young voters. think about where we were eight years ago. i just realized some of you were 10. admit it. while i was out there campaigning, you were watching the disney channel. reporter: trump, with five rallies in as many states, including crucial battleground florida, having some fun and laying into his opponent. hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of the presidency of the united states. trump also expressing disbelief after the fbi s revived investigation into clinton s private email server revealed nothing consequential. we were glad, obviously, that this was resolved. reporter: at the 11th hour, the battle for the white house tense and close, with clinton leading trump 47% to 43% in the latest abc news-washington post poll. and tonight, the obamas join clinton, along with bon jovi and bruce springsteen, at a rally in philadelphia. clinton s also slated to deliver a two-minute closing message in trump, meanwhile, is set to hold
has been invalidated today, and there is a lot of pain. the immigration activist group voces de la frontera gathered families today trying to understand. it is very hard, and it is terrifying that this is happening. this is actually happening. valeria ruiz has spent weeks trying to get more people to the polls in high latino areas in hopes, she says of keeping , families from being separated by deportations. her own parents illegally brought the family to the when she was a young child and , she s been protected from deportation by an obama administration program. now, that policy is up in the air. i m scared. i don t know if i will be safe from deportation. my future was determined from one day to another, my future changed. my life is changing. i don t know what will happen. voces de la frontera is meetings in the weeks ahead to analyze the election results and to talk with residents here about what might lie ahead. joyce: thank you. stunned. thrilled disappointe
whose straight? our streets. who s it streets who s it streets joyce: protests in several cities tonight over the election of donald trump. people marched and closed streets down in chicago, new york, nashville, boston and more. hillary clinton conceded this morning and encouraged supports to give donald trump a chance. abc s lauren lyster has more on today s reaction and what s next. as politicians urge the country to unify behind president-elect donald trump thousands of protesters hitting , the streets from new york to chicago to seattle. just hours earlier, hillary clinton facing her tearful supporters fresh from a divisive campaign and a stunning defeat, saying it s time to unite behind trump. we owe him an open mind and clinton getting emotional, too. this is painful, and it will be for a long time. shortly after, president obama, saying its time to come together prioritizing a smooth handover to the next president. we are now all rooting for his suc
whose streets? our streets. kathy: traffic in downtown is stopped as protestors claiming to be against donald trump s presidential win marched in milwaukee. there was at least one fight that broke out. 12 news ben hutchison will have that part of the story. joyce: but we start with christina palladino, who talked with protestors. the processor let downtown just aut the american civil liberties union tells us at one point more than 3000 people showed up to demonstrate. many had signs, stickers, and shirts showing their extreme frustration with the election of donald trump. mothers, fathers, young, old and people of all different backgrounds marched across downtown milwaukee several times letting their voices be heard. , one man i talked with while we were both on facebook live discussing the event. , the way that our future president has spoken about others that do not look like me his interests are not humane. his interests are not humane. as you can imagine, so many pe