snow to the west, most of that is staying in central and northern wisconsin. it is all associated with a first of the disturbances and the cool front. temperatures, 29d at twin cities. teens at pier, south dakota. 39 at the airport. 32 waukesha. we hold the upper 30s for today. we keep an eye on the cool front and with the cool front a few flurries, clearing and turning cooler tonight in the low 20s. >> sally, it is quiet across the freeway system. barely a car is rolling through the frame. right now, it is quiet everywhere on the system. the travel times are all in the green. no complaints if you are the house. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. >> two restaurants are robbed in downtown milwaukee. this morning the police are looking for the people who are response i believe? >> tim. we are talking about the jimmy johns. the crew saw the workers headed this happened across from the marquette university campus. a suspect ran inside around 10:30 p.m. and stole the cash and ran away. the police sent out a safety alert to the st

dakota all the way to kansas dow towards oklahoma and heavy snow for much of north dakota, northern wisconsin as well as the rockies. numerous wider storm warnings in effect as well as blanketing much of north dakota that could see a foot or more of snow as well as western south dakota as well as winter storm warnings in effect all the way from the rockies through northern wisconsin and from. dakotas through minnesota. dangerous day on the road heading into the evening. demarco back to you. >> molly thank you. a military jet crashed today with 92 people on board. it was heading from sochi to syria. there's no sign of survivors and no word on what caused it to plunge into the black sea. here's barry petersen. >> helicopters boats and divers searched for 92 victims from the cash two minutes after take off. left from sochi site of the 2014 winter olympics. the tu154 was a 19 0's design, this one made in 1983. on board a well-known russian humanitarian taking medical supplies to syria. and more than 60 members of the alexandrov ensemble famous across russia on the way to perform at a russian air

all the way from the rockies through northern wisconsin, and ice storm warnings for the dakotas as well so a very dangerous day on the roads. heading into the evening as well. demarco, back to you. >> molly, thank you. >> russian military jet crashed today with 92 people on board. it was heading from sochi to syria. there is no sign of survivors and no word on what caused it to plunge into the black sea. here's barry peterson. >> reporter: helicopters, boats and divers searched for 92 victims from the crash, two minutes after takeoff. it left from sochi, site of the 2014 winter olympics. the t-154, 1960s design. this one made in 1983. on board, a well-known russian humanitarian taking medical supplies to syria. and more than 60 members of the across russia on the way to perform at a russian air base in syria. russian president vladamir putin promised a thorough investigation. the deaths stunned russia. that a world famous choir formed almost 100 years ago was gone in seconds. >>> as a measure of russia's sadness, monday has been declared a national day of mourning. demarco. >> barry pet

otherwise, winter storm warnings in effect all the way from the rockies through northern wisconsin andtorm warnings for the dakotas as well as minnesota. so, a very dangerous day on the roads, heading into the evening as well. demarco, back to you. >> morgan: all right, molly, thank you. llmilitary jet crashed today edth 92 people on board. it was heading from sochi to syria. there's no sign of survivors and no word on what caused it to plunge into the black sea. here's barry petersen. >> reporter: helicopters, boats and divers searched for 92 victims from the crash, two minutes after takeoff. it left from sochi, site of the 2014 winter olympics. the tu-154 was a 1960s design, this one made in 1983. on board, a well-known russian humanitarian taking medical nopplies to syria. ♪ ♪ and more than 60 members of the alexandrov ensemble, famous across russia, on the way to perform at a russian air base in syria. russian president vladimir putin promised a thorough investigation. the deaths stunned russia, that a world-famous choir formed almost a hundred years ago was 'sne in seconds. as a m

in northern wisconsin, i am not we have the front moving through and you may see flurries from here and there. this is for wednesday and it is not changing. make sure you get the longjohns out and you starting on tuesday and leading all the way through friday. some areas may even feel negative numbers. we are starting to warm up just a touch more. this is fantastic and the forecast is a 10. it will be rather chilly this week. i am watching for the next potential weather system for saturday evening and sunday. there are still a lot of questions and this could be the next chance of accumulation of snow. there is a little bit of fog out there and your weather watch, take a look at these temperatures. the 20's for about five the bus stop. this is not what it is going to feel like. the windchill will feel much closer. >> it will be gone. >> coming up at 6:00, a mixed martial arts star is targeted by crime. a local man is accused of cheating a cap driver out of a 2017 academy awards are starting to take shape. jimmy kimmel has been cap to host the oscars. this will be his first time posting t

forecast shows the low pressure system dragging in the cold air, for northern wisconsin and by thursday morning, just a sprinkle or flurry left over. a lot of clouds tomorrow, also, and friday. partly cloudy skies and cold air. for tonight, little bit of a mix, shouldn't cause problems, temperatures staying before freezing, very little communication, south winds, 35 degrees. for tomorrow, morning flurry is possible, up to 42 with west he winds up toto hour, it stays cold. mostly cloudy skies, high of 38. storm team 4, 7-day forecast, 37 degrees, sunday could see a light wintery mix and 40. but look at the first week of december. 42 degrees on monday, up to 43 on tuesday with a rain shower possible, up to 45 on wednesday. again, with a rain shower possible that could turn into a wednesday night. >> no complaints. >> none so far. >> lance allen tells us about >> like the old tammy why net classic, standard by your man, brock osweiler is the starting quarterback against the packers. there's one green bay player you don't h rod burks is at lambeau field. >> his head coach was surprised when

lou conter is a northern wisconsin native. he was among the survivors who gathered yesterday in hawaii to recount their experiences that morning.conter...now 95 years old - was a quartermaster on the uss arizona battleship when the bombs hit.on that ship alone ,nearly 12-hundred men died - and of the 335 survivors, only five are left. lou conter, pearl harbor fire for two days and had to let it cool down for 6, i forget 7 days, and then we dove on the ship for 8-9 days under where the officer's quarters are and turret number 3 and 4 to bring bodies out." out."some 4-thousand people are expected to attend a commemoration ceremony today in hawaii, including about three-hundred world war two veterans. we saw a blue flame this morning atop the historic gas light building on east notice it's been upgraded with some new technology this year. and tonight there's a special lighting ceremony planned to show off the new l-e-ds lights that now light up the iconic weather predicting flame. the changing colors of the lights are an indicato

i haven't even got to 2017 yet, i'm enjoying my job representing central and northern wisconsin. >> senator baldwin's office had this response to the recount writing in part. senator baldwin sees no evidence that voting machines were hacked in wisconsin. she doesn't believe a recount will change the >>> there might not be any snow on the ground yet, but parking regulations are in effect through march 1. the city of milwaukee advising drivers to pay attention to the signs during the winter period. most residential streets required alternate side night parking, but there are exceptions to the rule with regards to overnight parking. >> the thoroughfares throughout the city of milwaukee, which are basically arterials, and bus 2:00o 6:00 a.m.,rn throughout the ehour area, can you visit the city's web site. >> there are others, shall we saw issues, after seeing an up tick in the rat population. they put out this youtube video offering advice on how to k they suggest you eliminate food sources, fallen food for bird seed. rats have been linked to disease. >> the calendar says -- i'm sorry, that las

: and we meet bryan bainbridge, chairman of the red cliff band of lake superior chippewa in northern wisconsin rita aspinwall: we also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives and hear from our elders on this edition of native report. speaker 1: production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation.

especially in northern wisconsin, green bay. those are the kind of games that we enjoy especially when we get to put our hand in the mess in the dirt or the snow, kind of getting after the other team. that's fun." "packers head coach mike mccarthy improves to 19 and three in home games during the month of december with sunday's victory. brewers founder and former m-l-b commissioner bud selig has been elected to baseball's hall of fame. he was voted in by members of the "today's game era" committee. after bringing the brewers to milwaukee and owning the team, he served as major league baseball's commissioner from 1992 thru his retirement in 2015. selig will be inducted into the york on july 30th, 2017. looking to re-develop a large part of milwaukee. still ahead-- how city leaders are hoping to fill a vacancy on the city's north side. plus-- progress on a controversial pipeline is halted. the latest from north dakota. plus-- the death toll continues to rise after a fire inside a california warehouse. what investigators have learn

the tree was harvested in eagle river in far northern wisconsin. this is video from last year. it is on display throughout the holidays. >> speaking of holidays, it is feeling like them. >> yes, bundle up. jeremy, we are seeing some snow see snow on sunday, maybe enough to stick. the snow on the radar now is below the state line, lake geneva and twin lakes. this is not be enough to tick. the temperatures are a little too warm at the surface now. 32 in west bend. 32 waukesha. where we have the snow showers it is 34-35 degrees. 36 right now in milwaukee. the pavement is a little damp across the the flurries are exiting early on. seasonal. considering the average high is 38 degrees. we look ahead to the snow for the weekend coming up. first to the morning commute with matt. >> it is wet pavement out there. no reason to rush out there, the volume is very light. take it slower out there. right now though, nice and quiet. green everywhere on the traffic no reason to speed out there. if you are headed out right now... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you. th

snow to the west, most of that is staying in central and northern wisconsin. it is all associated with a first of the disturbances and the cool front. temperatures, 29d at twin cities. teens at pier, south dakota.

right now, troubled male offenders are sent to lincoln hills in irma in northern wisconsin. but that facility is under investigation for allegations of abuse and neglect. county supervisors today heard from those in the community who work with youth every day about incarceration. >> we don't want to just build another facility. we cannot keep doing the same thing over and over and failing our children measurably. we need to do something different, and it start from the top. joyce: the governor earlier this weeek said he's open to having the state help pay for a new juvenile corrections center in milwaukee county. giving milwaukee residents more options for snow plowing this winter. that's the goal behind a decision by the common council starting next tuesday, the fee will drop from $50 to $10. the city will also compile a list of licensed contractors online. you can find more on wisn.com/links. patrick: if this cold weather has you thinking vacation, you now have a new, warmer, option out of mitchell international. frontier airlines launched a new non-stop route from milwauk

especially in northern wisconsin, green bay. those are the kind of games that we enjoy especially when we get to put our hand in the mess in the dirt or the snow, kind of getting after the other team. that's fun." "packers head coach mike mccarthy improves to 19 and three in home games during the month of december with sunday's victory. at lambeau field, tim van vooren, fox six sports." dirt or the snow, kind of getting after the other team. that's fun." "packers head coach mike mccarthy improves to 19 and three in home games during the month of december with sunday's victory. at lambeau field, tim van vooren, fox six sports." the good thing about the badgers season is that they get to put last night's big ten loss to rose bowl-bound penn state in the rear view mirror. paul chryst's team will play western michigan in the cotton in arlington, texas is intriguing. wisconsin takes on a broncos team that won the mid-american conference championship with a 13 and oh record. it'll be the badgers first trip to the cotton bowl. former b

thousand dollars for refugees. 3 coming up ...delta could be bringing back a major parts of northern wisconsin are seeing heavy snowfall.... the snow started yesterday morning in the northwoods. vilas ty excited about the snow... saying they're ready for winter tourist season. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky. chilly with highs in the low to middle 20s but feeling like the low teens due to the wind. wind: nw 5-15 mph.tonight: some clouds while staying partly cloudy. lows in the low teens with wind chills from 00 to 100. wind: w 5-10 mph.weekend: saturday starts out with a little bit of sunshine before clouds increase. stays chill saturday with highs in the low 20s but feeling closer to 100. snow arrives by saturday late rn light snow continuous saturday night and all day sunday before wrapping up sunday morning. highs on sunday will be close to the freezing mark in the lower 30s. too early for a total event snow prediction, but by noon on sunday most of southeast wisconsin will have 3-5" of snow on the ground.today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky.

there is a little snow flying across minnesota and iowa and central and northern wisconsin. i do think we stand a chance for a few flurries between 1:00 and 4:00. early temperatures, take a look at this, 36 kenosha. 37 racine and milwaukee and cooler in watertown 32. 30 in waukesha. we get a little bubble of the warm air. look at the teens across the dakotas. colder air is coming our way tonight. mostly cloudy this morning. we are here at 2:00 this afternoon, a little light snow and flurries with a cool front and note the rapid clearing in the wake of the boundary. colder, dryer air is moving in. sunshine. fair skies tonight. then for wednesday and thursday, breezy, colder. a mix of sun and clouds as the temperatures hold in the 20s for the highs. in fact, friday is the coldest day. 37 today. 30s this morning and slowly falling with the temperatures after 3:00. 22 tonight. 26 tomorrow. windy thursday. 24. the windchills day side in the teens, overnight windchills in th patchy light snow possible on sunday. temperatures closer to around 31. >> sal, thank you. melinda: an 21-y

right now, male offenders are sent to lincoln hills in irma in northern wisconsin. but the facility is under investigation, facing allegations of abuse and neglect. county supervisors today heard from those in community who work with youth every day about how best to handle juvenile incarceration. just build another facility. we cannot keep doing the same thing over and over and failing our children miserably. we need to do something different, and it starts from the top. kathy: the governor earlier this weeek said he's open to having the state help pay for a new juvenile corrections center in milwaukee county. joyce: new at 6:00, pills kill. that's the lesson in a new campaign aimed at stopping drugged driving. >> here dose of reality, driving under the influence of prescription painkillers is just as illegal and just as deadly as driving drunk. joyce: that's part of the new public service announcement you'll soon see on the airwaves. according to the wisconsin department of transportation, 149 people were killed in drug-related crashes last year, the penalties for

in northern wisconsin, menominee county has finished its recount. jill stein, who's paying for the co picked up votes. the clerk blames human error for the discrepancies. adrienne: a mother charged in the death of her own three-month-old baby boy. according to police 36-year-old otisia scott fell asleep on him while she was drunk. police say she also killed her two-month-old baby the same way in 2013. according to the complaint, after that incident one of scott's children went to protective custody. however, the baby who most recently died was allowed to remain with her. the department of children and case. patrick: cars parked in a tow lot in waukesha county go up in flames. today, we learned the fire might have started from an electrical issue inside a vehicle towed to the lot. it happened thursday morning at a.m. towing on national avenue in big bend several cars were on fire. adrienne: the season of giving is in full swing. and volunteers from kohl's are embracing that. workers donated and delivered one thousand gifts to the most kids there come

while it's just cold here, they saw snow in northern wisconsin. this is the scene residents in manitowish waters in the far northern part of the state woke up to this morning. the snow started falling early and picked up after sunrise. business owners say they're excited about the sn tourism in the area. kathy: we could look a lot like that very soon. mark, the weekend brings two chances for snow. mark: it won't be lake effect snow. for us, it will be two rounds of regular, good old snow. the question will be rounded two. let's get right to it. snow saturday night, a good likelihood, then again sunday night, more questionable on second low-pressure center is going to go. what is certain is next week will be brutal. if you think it is cold now, you have not felt anything yet. two rounds of snow. saturday evening probably after 8:00, 2-4 inches of snow during the nighttime saturday night, most done by sunday morning. some slippery spots on sunday morning. dry on sunday, then snow developing late in the day, sunday evening night, depending on the tra

parts of northern wisconsin are seeing heavy snowfall.... snowfall.... the snow started early this morning in the northwoods.vilas county is the hardest hit... but business owners are excited about the snow...saying they're ready 3 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy with soem flurries. lows in the teens with single digit lows in the teens with soem flurries. mostly cloudy tonight: partly to 3 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy with soem flurries. lows in the teens with single digit wind chills.friday: variably flurries possible during the day. highs in the mid 20s with wind chills in the teens. wind: wnw 5-15 mph.rest of the week/weekend: dry and chilly with low 20s friday. saturday night into sunday could provide the chance for snow, and this could continue into early sunday morning. right will fall across the area. keep checking back for updates. another wave could provide another shot of snow sunday night into monday morning. 3 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy with soem flurries. lows in the teens with single digit variably cloudy with stray flurries poss

. >>> also mother motorists in northern wisconsin had an encounter with a nosy basement state troop ertzvered the bear was standing on its hind legs and pieing into passing cars. officials believe the bear is that affecting that way because people have been feeding it. very dangerous thing to do especially with bears but even with deer too. they captured the bear and will allow it to hibernate for the rest of the winter with an evaluation set for the spring so hopefully people feeding it doesn't lead to it having to be euthanized nydia. >> hopefully so matt. thank you. >>> a christmas day jailbreak. police are searching for several tennessee inmates who broke out by using a leaky toilet. "action news" continues. >> ♪ >> now on "action news" a lehigh valley mother gets lost in the arizona wilderness and explains how she survived two nights in subfreezing temperatures without any food. >> happening today, a historic visit. president obama will join the prime minister of japan at pearl harbor. >> prepare for a one day warmup. morning showers and highs over 60 will make it seem like spring.

the light snow will move into central and northern wisconsin. temperatures are a little cooler to the north and west as you can see. that is the chilly air headed go. >> from the ground, the chopper is parked with the low clouds and low visibility. we are in decent shape on the roadways. we have a crash at 108th and morgan. it is a serious crash here. they have used the jaws of life to get the person out that was driving. southbound lanes of 108th street are closed at right now, you are seeing that the travel times good shape just 5 minutes northbound from the hale up to the zoo. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. security is tiekt at the train stations in los angeles. >> that is after someone claimed a terror attack would happen today. tim? >> as of right now t trains are running on schedule. authorities are not sure if the threat is credible or not. em plying that an attack would happen at the subway station. because of that, security is being increased at all of the subway stations in the area and the fbi i

especially in northern wisconsin, green bay. those are the kind of games that we enjoy especially when we get to put our hand in the mess in the dirt or the snow, kind of getting after the other team. that's fun." "packers head coach mike mccarthy improves to 19 and three in home games during the at lambeau field, tim van vooren, fox six sports." up next - the seattle seahawks come to town on sunday afternoon - you can catch the action right here on fox6. and we now know which bowl game the badgers will be playing in. after saturday's tough loss to penn state in the big ten title game... the 8th ranked badgers will play in the 81st cotton bowl for the first time... against game is on monday, january 2nd... in arlington, texas. donors and season ticket holders can request tickets until noon today. student tickets go on sale tonight at 7... and general tickets go on sale tomorrow at noon. the 5th ranked nittany lions will tackle u-s-c in the rose bowl. coming up - the force is not so strong for one guy trying to become a police of

it was harvested in eagle river in far northern wisconsin. this is video from last year. it is on display throughout the holidays. >> 6:08. it is here now. >> it is here. >> holiday season. >> just a little dusting. >> jeremy, just a little. >> we get a little of the snow, on sunday. snowflakes overnight. it is not sticking. cloudy. damp pavement out there. no reports of slippery spots. 32 in waukesha. a look outside in milwaukee, we have cloudy skies at the moment. we watch the temperatures go closer to 40 in the afternoon and a peek of the sunshine. that is the forecast, get it any time on the free wisn 12 app. matt? >> my on the roads. a little wet pavement and. some of the areas, in the main lines, it is drying off. take it easy on the overpasses. light volume here. 27th over the top. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. fires destroyed thousands of acres. tim is here with the yub date on the conditions. tim: the fire is proving to be quite a challenge. the fire crews are battling the high wine -- winds and the smoke. 11 people have died

in northern wisconsin, menominee county has finished its recount. jill stein, who's paying for the recount, and gary johnson, both picked up votes. the clerk blames human error for the discrepencies. "we shall overcome ." accepted -- when he accepted the nobel peace prize. that is the same for the we energies mlk speech contest. you're invited to watch as the top five students from kindergarten to 12th grade give speeches on that theme. at the we energies public service building auditorium on michigan street in milwaukee. later today your family is invited to new year celebrations hosted by the hmong american community milwaukee. the first families came to milwaukee in december 41 years ago. there will be music, dancing, and food at center. the opening ceremony is 10:45 in the morning. today, the wisconsin badgers face penn state in the big 10 championship game. quarterback alex hornibrook and defensive lineman connor sheehy are questionable for the game. both badgers head coach paul chryst and penn state's coach james franklin won a big 10 coach of

meantime, lopressure across the northern plains will approach wisconsin tonight and tomorrow dragging a cold front along with it. oe the boundary passes winds will shift around to the west and ramp up considerably leading to blustery conditions as much colder air begins to settle into the area. the front should pass by dry and once it departs, we could begin to see more sunshine break through the morning fog and clouds. those stronger winds will combine with a much colder air nd s by midweek when wi ills could dive into the single digits on tuesday night and below average readings the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. from wisconsin to the white house - republican party chairman reince priebus

multiple agencies from wisconsin and northern illinois began working against the clock following a report of a person falling through the ice of lake como. officials tell us after four hours of searching the body of a male in his 40s was pulled from the water. 'theres been a search and rescue operation now for some hours at about 5:30 today a body was located in the lake.' the unidentified male walked at least 700 yards before falling through the ice. officials used divers and for back up. ' because of the weather the divers can only go in for a short period of time so we needed extra man power to handle those.' many locals watching the situation develop from a local bar tell us their thoughts on the search. ' its very sad that something like this happens in our local community here i pray for him and his family.' 'i didnt believe it...the ice is real thin its only been a couple of days.' incident is a reminder of the how deceiving ice can be. 'weve had an unusably warm fall and early winter here in wisconsin ice is incredibly unstable when its thawing and when its forming.' more informat

snow in the rockies and slippery conditions from northern minnesota to wisconsin and into the upper peninsulaichigan, as well. >>> a former reality star vanishing in california. police, family and friends were searching frantically for that nursing instructor. >> on tuesday lisa marie naegle's body was discovered in the backyard of her student's home. now, he's now being held for suspicion of murder. abc's mara schiavocampo with more. >> reporter: a missing persons case turned into a murder investigation. police discovering the remains of former reality tv contestant lisa marie naegle in a shallow grave. >> statistically it is usually th with that is tied to their disappearance which appears that falls into that category. >> reporter: naegle was a contestant on "bridalplasty" in 2010. competing to are a chance to win a plastic surgery makeover before her wedding to derek. police say they were led to naegle's body after her student, jackie jerome rogers, confessed saying he buried her in the backyard. >> we asked him. he must have told us the story 15 to 20 types. >> reporter: mara schiavocamp

it was all hands on deck--- as multiple agencies from wisconsin and northern illinois began working against the clock following a report of a person falling through the us after four hours of searching the body of a male in his 40s was pulled from the water. 'theres been a search and rescue operation now for some hours at about 5:30 today a body was located in the lake.' the unidentified male walked at least 700 yards before falling through the ice. officials used divers and sonar techs to locate him. multiple crews came for back up. ' because of the period of time so we needed extra man power to handle those.' many locals watching the situation develop from a local bar tell us their thoughts on the search. ' its very sad that something like this happens in our local community here i pray for him and his family.' 'i didnt believe it...the ice is real thin its only been a couple of days.' law enforcement says this tragic incident is a reminder of the how deceiving ice can be. 'weve early winter here in wisconsin ice is incredibly unstable when its thawing and when its forming.' more informat

it was all hands on deck--- as multiple agencies from wisconsin and northern illinois began working against the clock after a report of a person falling through the ice of lake como. officials tell us after four hours of searching the body of a male in his 40s was pulled from the water. 'theres been a search and rescue operation now for some hours at about 5:30 today a body was located lake.' the unidentified male walked at least 700 yards before falling through the ice. officials used divers and sonar techs to locate him. multiple crews came for back up. ' because of the weather the divers can only go in for a short period of time so we needed extra man power to handle those.' those watching the situation develop from a local bar tell us their thoughts on the search. 'i didnt believe it...the ice is days.' ' its very sad that something like this happens in our local community here i pray for him and his family.' law enforcement says this tragic incident is a reminder of the how deceiving ice can be. the ice is ectremely unstable uhm and given weather conditions that we've had no ice right

with the story. 3 kristen introit took four hours and more than 30 agencies from southeast wisconsin and northern illinois to find recover the bo. body. police responded to lake como around 1:15 friday afternoonafter a man walked about 700 yards on to the ice-- and fell through.the first rescue boats went in the water at 1:30-- and dozens of dive crews from neighborhing towns came in to help. help.chief rod smith, elkhorn fi dept.04;54;27 the weather and the divers that have to go in, they can only go in that operational periods are short so we have to ahve more man power. he was last seen around 1:40 pm--the search continued past sunset--but around 5:30 they did recover a body. body.cassandra kordecki, lake como homeowners association 04;51;27 it's very sad. sad.those who live along the shore say this is one of the first lakes to freeze because it's so shallow-- buta warm fall means it's far from solid . yet.cassandrrdecki, lake como homeowners association 04;50;17 this is relatively early for it to be frozen, and obviously too soon for someone to be out on the lake. lake.officials say after fal

partial sunshine and saturday and if you have a holiday party or travel wisconsin, northern illinois, those are the aefrs that see the snow first or travelling west to lacrosse. this is 7:00 p.m. snow is overspreading the area. there will be pockets of snow continuing on saturday night. may get a lull sunday morning and more snow will be filling in. if you are travelling to green bay, allow lots and lots of extra time. leave early at get up there and leave time for tailgating. how much snow? a general band of 4-8 inches. the best chance of getting 7, 8 inches west to madison and rockford and up to the maybe more snow on tuesday. the temperatures and below zero. if you like the snow and cold, you will love this forecast. now to matt with the morning commute. >> plenty of time to let the car warm up. 43 northbound, southbound. north avenue curve, if you will. and follow the southbound a little brake tapping. otherwise, no delays. off the system, a crash under neath 43, 94 at beecher, a couple of squads and a tow truck. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank yo

we could see a lull entering southeastern wisconsin from now over the next couple hours, but our northern spots with the total snow of about six to nine inches. i think things completely come to an end by around 8:00 this evening. until then, be prepared for some snow. >> julia: and keep it here. each hour, you're going to be giving updates. >> brian: the top of the hour. >> julia: brian will be keeping you safe. >>> it's a great honor. it means a lot. >> after a few weeks taking selfies in the woods. >> god speed, john glenn. >> justice hasn't been served yet. >>> good morning and welcome to "sunday today" i'm willie geist. donald trump won't be sworn in as president for more than a month but he's already fighting with his top intelligence ag. trump mocking the cia over its report that the russian government did in fact interfere with the presidential election and did so to help trump win. did putin really swa the vote, and why is trump taking on his own spies? we'll get into that and

storm warning for more than 16 inches of snow for the mountains north of burbank through wisconsin and northern michigan. blizzard watch in parts of north and south dakota. the first snow going to hit parts of wisconsin and then a mix in chicago for tonight. so chicago is a problem tonight. los angeles could be a problem tonight so could seattle. that's what the first then second and look at the rain along i-95 traveling tomorrow morning on the east coast and then that second storm comes through. this is where it tightens up. this storm is the one that i'm most concerned about that's on christmas evening. >> all right, ginger. more on that i'm sure later in the broadcast. >>> the latest on the trump transition and president-elect's surprising nuclear weapons tweet raising questions around the world and here at home. abc's mary bruce has more now in washington. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning. well, amy, for nearly five decades presidents of both parties have tried to limit nukes but now the president-elect seems to say he wants more nuclear weapons, trump this morning is sparking

here's a live look at "storm team 4" radar, across southeastern wisconsin, the back edge of precipitation starting to move into northern counties, already approaching west bend, to the east southeast in ozaukee and southeastern washington counties, farther to the south, in the milwaukee metro area, extending from milwaukee west to either side of 94 in waukesha county. moderate to heavy snow still falling. that's also the case down 43, into walworth county, where you can see either side of "yes" or "no," elk horn. in east central moderate to heavy know either side of 94. widen out the view, snow coming down as significantly as it is, reducing visibility. winds aren't that strong to lead to whiteout conditions, but the snow falling straight down still reducing visibilities from milwaukee down through racine, into kenosha counties, anywhere between a quarter and a half mile, if you have to be out and about, please exercise extreme caution and go slowly on the roads. here's a live look from our airport tower cam, there, you can see the snow still coming the light there, and slow-going out on the roads near the airport on t

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