waukesha city hall. he says despite the low turn out expected, this is great practice for volunteers ahead of the generaelection in november when polls are expected to be packed.if you haven t already, you can actually register to vote at the polling stations. all you need is proof of residence. but you will need to have a photo id to actually vote. it s part of wisconsin s photo voter id law.while most polling stations across the state are expectt here in waukesha they are hoping for a slightly higher turnout compared to the rest of the state. steve heric/chief election inspector; waukesha wards 3, 4,& 5 voting is extremely important. every time there s a chance to do it, you know, waukesha residents come out and vote. so we are not really concerned in this area, but in other areas we really want to encourage everybody to vote.15 secs. no problems have been reported with polling stations. polls will close at 8 oclock tonight cbs58 news. those whose names are on the ballot a
dropped on the ground repeatedly to compact the soil. crews from mortensen construction will finish up this week, and will start driving steel beams into the ground tomorrow.that means the site is close to starting the concrete foundationand in november, they ll start building above ground. that s when you ll start to see the structure take shape. shape. it ll be columns, beams some metal decking, we ll start on some of in this corner with one machine. there ll actually be two cranes in here, in about two weeks after we ll start a second rig and come around on the other side. so we ll come around this arena in two halves. to be this close to the construction site, you can see i m decked out in my safety gear: hard hat, glasses, and safety vest. if you find your way down here to take a look at the progress they just ask that you be safe. stay a safe reporting . you could soon have to ?pay? to park along the lakefront. a proposal from the milwaukee county park system could fo
stay back. i ve worked several polling places and never, ever have i had responses like that. it just makes you think there s a conspiracy against nehlen. they just want ryan in, they don t want anyone else. they don t even want to give anyone else a chance. chance. state law says you can t post or distribute any election- within 100 feet of an entrance to a building that contains a polling place. one of wisconsin s senate seats will be decided in the november election.and the candidates are on the primary ballot today.kristen barbaresi is live in racine with that story. with a win tonight, former senator russ feingold would try to reclaim his seatfrom sen. ron johnson, who defeated himin 2010. tonight feingold is kicking off a listening tour-with state s 72 counties-obviously he s banking on a win in tonight s primary feingold does face a challenger though-political newcomer, kenosha s scott harbach. harbach has never run for office and calls himself an independent democ
no celebration here in janesville. and back to business press conference as he wrapped up this race. this primary challenge, a crushing defeat of the challenger paul nehlen as many polls predicted ahead of that. ryan says the opportunity to respond to some of the claims neil and made during this campaign and said he rejected that and said when you get to e been there before. results coming in, about 84% of voters going for paul ryan. breaking it down by county, a look at kenosha, ryan earned 76% of the vote. nehlen, 24. in waukesha, 90% of voters there going from paul ryan and 10% here s what ryan had to say a few moments ago. in times is uncertain as these it is easy to resort to division. it is simple to prey on people s fears. that stuff sells but it does not stick. it does not last. it does not work. we look beyond the noise and the static around here. david: just about 15 minutes away his press conference paul nehlen held a rally just ahead of that ryan conference an
center. to get you ready for the day ahead. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???)).today.warm and humid. partly sunny. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 80s. southwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the southeast in the afternoon. highest heat index readings around 95 in the afternoon. .tonight.partly cloudy. patchy fog early in the morning. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph. .thursday.warm and humid. partly sunny. patchy fog in the morning. a 20 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs in the upper 80s. southwest readings 95 to 98 in the late morning and afternoon. .thursday night.showers and thunderstorms likely. lows in the lower 70s. south winds up to 10 mph. chance of precipitation 70 percent. .friday.warm and humid. mostly cloudy. showers and thunderstorms likely in the morning.then chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs in the mid 80s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. chance of precipitation 60 pe