most of what's falling all over the lake it will we did see is rain. we start to trend cooler temperatures stay steady where they are right now all day long and eventually as the wind start accumulation of them high climb into the upper 30s that's the snow that affects everybody in ohio thieves seems to be they key to presidential election. he came back to ohio to think voters for their support todd meany is here with what he had to say. he was born during a campaign that he must win ohio and his led by significant margins helped him win by significant margin. i'm here to say thank you to we want this but almost ten points which they say is totally unheard of. more support for law enforcement a stronger defense he referenced at monday's attack ohio state university. that are very stupid politicians. cincinnati police are getting so many complaints they sent out a teensy they didn't release the details in the fields. trump called him the closest thing we had to general george patton. thank you very much. akron as a new fire chief his the 19th trees in th

right along the lake shore and ashtabula county. watch what happens as we go hour by hour by 10 a.m. we are starting to see more lake-effect showers through the lake and northern geauga and a lot of ashtabula county and it's going to be rain, wet snow and it looks like it stays more of a mix into the afternoon too. and if we get a persistent snow shower you can get a quick coating or slushy weather so be aware of that for your dinner plans tonight. because we are still noticing the lake showers at 6 this evening. and then things wind down can't rule out a flurry early tomorrow and otherwise a lot of overcast skies for your saturday. and another very typical day. as far as numbers go. window nation 7-day forecast whole weekend. we have got more rain and snow chances on sunday. and then there's that warmup for early next week. monday we are up to 47. which is really nice. and it should be a dry day. scattered rain showers for tuesday and wednesday and close to 50 degrees and then the bottom drops out. here comes the cold front. it's go

we are in the middle of tempe town lake. the interesting thing about this is most people don't have lakes that are brand-new. our lake will be 17 years old very soon. >> tell me why it was built. very this used to be a barren stretch of the salt river. the salt river once quite a ways through arizona. it was dammed up when roosevelt dam was built. this beautiful stretch of river fish in water flowing in it was dry, they used to do all kinds of horrible things to this and we worked with the army corps of engineers -- engineers, to get everything out that had been here for decades, and we have turned it into a lake. the lake is responsible for 1.5 billion dollars of economic development in our community. >> what changes have you seen? pretty much nothing you see was here with the exception of the two bridges that you see. we are talking about all of this, all the shops and restaurants, nothing was here before 1969. so pretty much as farce the eye can see is new and the lake is responsible for all of this. is,reason our city exi

most of what's falling all over the lake it will we did see is rain. we start to trend cooler temperatures stay steady where they are right now all day long and eventually as the wind start

the animals got stuck in the lake after officials opened the flood gates to prevent overflows. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at lake tarpon this morning. emerald, biologists are worried about the manatees now that is coming. yeah, some of you all might have gone up to places like crystal river during the fall and winter to see the manatees when it gets cooler outside. well, the reason they go there is because they need to be in water that's a little warmer than what lake tarpon will be soon. once the water temperatures start to dip below about 68 degrees, it can get a little dangerous because periods of time. but for now, the manatees are doing just fine. it's probably safe to say they're probably pretty happy in the lake right now because there is so much for them to eat. however, it won't be long before it'll be too dangerous for the animals to stay in this water...so starting at nine this morning, a massive rescue effort will get underway to rescue any manatees that might still be in the water after tropical storm colin. crews from the fish and wildlife commission, the us

actual temps will drop to -3 along the lake, to -9 inland by thursday morning with wind chills to -25. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin from 9pm tonight until 10am thursday. skipping the extra layers today-- could mean everything-- to your safety and your health pete zervakis is live at the greenfield fire department this morning-it reminders about things you ?might overlook when frigid the milwaukee health department has some advice for staying sare in below zero weather. they're things we probably all know... but advice some of us still don't follow... which is why emergency responders get busy the time you spend outside. when you do go out, let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return.cover any exposed skin... including your fingers, nose and ears. frostbite can occur within minutes.when traveling, make sure you vehicle has blankets, extra clothes and high-energy foods.be sure to keep you tank at least half full.full.at least half full. the milwaukee rescue mission sees an increase in people showing up during the cold. it averaged abo

the clouds are slowly clearing out, and this morning is partly cloudy with lows near 10 along the lake, wind is light, but wind chills are slightly below zero. today will be mostly sunny, breezy and cold with highs in the low to mid teens, and wind chills near 0. under a clear sky tonight, lows will be in the single digits, above and below zero, with wind chills to -15. incident freedrive times on timeaf or above posted milwaukee police just told us this morning, they are still looking for the person who shot and killed a 15-year-old girl on the city's north side. the shooting happened yesterday evening.this morning, ann sterling joins us live from john marshall high school where the teen was a johnson was a good kid and she on track to graduate from john marshall high school early. the 15 year old was killed yesterday evening-- shot inside her home... and right now police are trying to figure out who did this,the shooting happened just before 6 p.m. at 35th and silver spring drive.police say shots were fired from outside the family home and right now -- they don't was at the wrong pla

como is one of the first lakes to freeze. however she says multiple agencies remain on the scene. from both from wisconsin and illinois police dont have a description of the person they're looking for erlier the towns police chief told us the cautions everyone should take if your planning on going out on a lake this time of year. "it's too early season to be out on the lake right now and it sounds like we're gonna have some cold weather and following that you just want to make sure the ice is frozen but there's still areas of the lake taht are open there. we're monitoring the situation stay with fox6 for the latest updates on this developing story we're live here in lake como im angelica snchez fox6 news steph thanks angelica to the weather now. all should prepare for the snow as a winter storm watch is in effect for the second half of the weekend.

most of the activity is over the lake itself. and you will notice as we zoom in that's the case but we are starting to see some of the showers as liquid move inland along the lake shore there. so we will continue to watch be a as -- and as we do look ahead by 10:30 the coverage is a little more widespread into geauga county and we are seeing some of the rain and snow mix together. and then it spreads into cuyahoga county and more of geauga county 3, 3:30 today and even into the evening so if you have dinner plans or heading out to see a movie with the family whatever, it looks like there could be slow downs because of a few showers. significant accumulation at all in fact it looks like a lot will be the mix of rain and wet snow. quieter overnight and for the saturday with the exception of a few early flurries i think a lot of overcast skies tomorrow. and again, like i said, the window nation 7-day it's typical stuff for the first weekend of december with highs close to 40. rain and snow chances they are a little higher again on su

pretty much as far as the eye can see is all new and the lake is responsible for it. the reason that our city exists is this is a really great place to cross the river and where we are right now is exactly where our city was founded. >> this was here because of the ferry crossing. >> the building that you see behind you, the white building with columns, that was our first business. between the ferry and the mill, this is how our city got its start. >> tell me what is the city like now? >> well, one of the most urban and densely populated cities in arizona. we are the number one college town in america. >> wow. >> we are doing amazing things. tempe is known for being innovative. turning a lake into a river -- we had to create a like to become a river again because there's water that runs from the salt water and comes down this way. and it's not we are going to put a wall. we actually have a working dam, when it rains, this lake becomes a river, we can let it as much water as we need to and we can raise up the dam again and have a lake. >> now, how is it utilized recreat

and a mix along the lake from time to time thanks to the warm lake. but we will keep you up-to-date on. andy: a lot of patients this sunday. have a great day. the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. to be white house chief of staff reince priebus. only on "upfront," priebus on donald trump's transition to the white house. and who might be the next supreme court justice. then, counting the votes in wisconsin -- again. do voters lack faith in elections and could the recount help restore it? it's my interview with electio commission chairman mark thomsen. covering the issues important to wisconsin. this is "upfront with mike gousha." mike: hello again, everyone

this the lower 20s along the lake, and teens inland. wind chills will be near 10 all morning, and in the teens all day with highs near 30, a brisk wind, and some sun. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens and wind chills in the single digits. oakland officials have declared a local state of emergency due to the deadly warehouse fire. this would allow the city, residents and businesses impacted by the disaster to get funding. officials also announced they have identified 35 of the 36 caused the massive fire. 75-years ago today.. the japanese launched a surprise attack on pearl harbor. more than 24-hundred americans were killed.. almost as many were wounded in the strike that pulled us forces into world war two..today hundreds of survivors.. will join thousands at the site to honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.jay gray takes a closer look at this historic anniversary. nats wavesif you listen closely....... to the nats windsd winds that sweep across this tropical paradise - you can almost hear it.. d

this will keep the snow totals a little bit lower along the lake. andy: the roads are clear for now but as sally said, it could get slippery once the snow falls. you can track the snow from your phone or tablet. just download the free wisn 12 news app. you can find the latest weather conditions, right down to your street. you may want to leave early if you're headed north for the packer game. kick off at lambeau is at noon against the houston texas. and the injury list seems to get longer every week. t.j. lang and j.c. tretter are out. damarious randall is questionable, not to mention aaron rodgers in addition to three linebackers, clay matthews, blake martinez, and jake ryan. on the offensive side, the packers have passed the ball 69% of the time since eddie lacy went on i.r. last week's 28 rush attempts were actually the most since lacy went down, but still far >> we are taking it one week at a time. whatever we have to do to win is the key. we don't want to think about the sustainability of throwing it twice as many times as you run. it is based o

actual temps will drop to -3 along the lake, to -9 inland by thursday morning with wind chills to -25. a effect for all of se wisconsin from 9pm tonight until 10am thursday. now-- let's take a look at your roads.. incident freelight traffic speeds at or above posted drive times on timekeeping an eye on sheboygan county drivers and continuing the cold today is "painful.... and can quickly turn dangerous. this morning...pete zervakis is live with the greenfield fire department-- with some reminders-- to keep you safe in the cold. if you want to stay active-- on a dangerously cold day like today, there are some options. the pettit national ice center has a huge indoor track-- and ice skating rink that opens ?early-- so you can get your sweat on... without getting sick or hurt! we had a mild fall and so people had other outdoor activities to do but once the of snow - they come in in droves there's no way i'm walking out there. i'm over 65 and if i fall it's game over for me the pettit just opened at 5:30 am until 9 at night. it's four dollars to use the additional tips for driving in the

actual temps have dropped to 0 along the lake, to -8 inland this morning with wind chills to -25. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin until 10am. dee up to 8 degrees with gusty winds and wind chills staying around -10 all day. tonight is mostly cloudy with flurries and isolated light snow as lows drop to 5. there will be less than a half inch of snow traffic is lightspeeds at or above posteddrive times are on time ravi: "it's a nice cozy sweatshirt type thinbut when it gets wet, it stays wet and that can lead to cold weather injuries like hypothermia." that article of clothing he's talking about is cotton and shouldn't be the first option when choosing warm items to wear. that's why experts at r-e-i say every single piece of we stores are synthetics.. like polyester, nylon and merino wool. that way when you're getting dressed start with a thick base layer to keep you dry.. then an insulating layer.. then the outside layer to keep out the snow. "the perfect thing about a layering system is you can de-layerone of the cool things about new winter tec it's thinn

dive- rescue crews spent hours on the lake searching for the victim.it happened on lake como in walworth county. eric ross has been on the scene all afternoon. he's live with us now. at least two dozen fire and police agencies from illinois and southeast wisconsin are out here right now---searching for man who went under around 1:15 this afternoon. thwn chief told me earlier this afternoon that this is not a houx and that golf course staff on the other side of the lake did witness a man go under. flight for life was in the air----while dive teams and air boats search the lake without success. unfortunately- -police say it's unlikely anyone could still be alive after being under water for more than 3 hours. "it's just the beginning of the winter season so the ice is thin. when the sheriff's immediately broke through the ice so it's still too early for people to be walking through on the ice." and now that the sun has set---it's making it extremely difficult to search this 955 acre lake. we'll have another live update at six. reporting at lake como in walworth county, eric ross, today's tm

this morning is partly cloudy, windy and chilly with lows in the lower 20s along the lake, and teens inland. wind chills will be near 10 all day with highs near 30, a brisk wind, and some sun. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens and wind chills in the single digits. incident freelight traffic incident freelight traffic speeds at or above posteddrive times are on time several overnight closures re opening developing news now: a warning for parents in the south suburbs this morning.police say a man tried to proposition a 13 year old girl for sex while she was walking home from school.ann sterling is live at the cudahy police department with more. this man reportedly drove past this child three times as she we know police are still looking for this guy. police say he approached the child near edgerton and swift avenues. he tried to talk to her and police say at one point he propositioned the 13-year-old girl for sex. he was last seen near swift and edgerton driving a blue or grey colored four door sedan. he's described as a white man -- in his late 20's or early leng

o 10 along the lake and single digits inland. the wind is light, but wind chills are slightly below zero. today will be mostly sunny, breezy and cold with highs in the low to mid teens, and wind chills near 0. under a clear sky tonight, lows will be in the single digits, above and below zero, with wind chills to -15. beyond wisconsin this morning - the wells fargo scandal is now implicating prudential financial.wells fargo admitted a few months ago that thousands of its employees had created as many as two million unauthorized accounts.now, wells fargo employees appear to have also signed up customers for prudential life insurance policies without their knowledge or permission. three former prudential employees are suing the insurance company, alleging they were punished for illegal practices. already this holiday season we've heard a lot about thieves stealing packages off front porches. but a suspect in indianapolis is taking it to a whole new level. this security camera video shows a man posing as a pizza delivery driver.he rin

winds with the lake-effect snow showers, staying well away from the region.t is windy and cold. the high temperature in philadelphia 39 degrees, with the northwesterly wind gusting as high as 35 miles per hour. overnight mainly clear and windy and cold. dropping down to 28 degrees in philadelphia. the setup for us as we head into the weekend sunshine and clouds tomorrow and windchills close to 30 and the temperature says 38, things change into sunday into monday. tracking the area of low pressure to the plains that cuts to the west to get the day started and showers are likely northern and west of the i-95 corridor during the predawn hours, it's late sunday night into monday morning. could make for a messy commute on monday. a chance of snow nonetheless of i-95 corridor quakertown. tracking the system and track the track of it as we head into the rest of the weekend and see if there are any changes. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast windy and cool today. high of 39 and windchills in the 20s, still brisk and cold on saturday, a high of 38 an

the clouds are slowly clearing out, and this morning is partly cloudy with lows near 10 along the lake, and single digits inland. the wind is light, but wind chills are slightly below zero. today will be mostly sunny, breezy and cold with highs in the low to mid teens, and wind chills near 0. under a clear sky tonight, lows will be in the zero, with wind chills to -15. today a-t-f officials will release their findings, after investigating that deadly warehouse fire in oakland. the december 2nd fire at the so called "ghostship" warehouse killed 36 investigators still have not announced a cause for the fire. city officials admit the warehouse which was housing an art collective hasn't been inspected in nearly 30 years. the city's fire chief says budget cuts and hiring freezes hampered the department's prevention efforts. two milwaukee women pleaded not guilty to charges in the death of a 7- year- old boy. court records show mary martinez punched trevion winningham with a closed fist multiple times on november 28th. the next morning he was hospital. martinez reportedly wanted hughes to du

this morning is partly cloudy, windy and chilly with lows in the lower 20s along the lake, and teens inland. wind chills will be near 10 all morning, and in the teens all day with highs near 30, a brisk wind, and some sun. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens and wind chills in the single incident freelight traffic speeds at or drive times are on time police in in the south suburbs are looking for a man right now. they say he tried to proposition a 13 year old home from school.ann sterling is live with more. this man reportedly drove past this child three times as she was walking home.and right now we know police a still looking for this guy. police say he approached the child near edgerton and swift avenues. he tried to talk to her and police say at one point he propositioned the 13-year-old girl for sex. he edgerton driving a blue or grey colored four door sedan. he's described as a white man -- in his late 20's or early 30's --- with a brown chest length beard. this happened in the middle of the day. in the middle of the day. police really want to find this guy.

we will start to see the middle of the lake become pretty active with lake affect to the windchill us in the middle and high 20s and the overall forecast does not show all whole lot of change the only change will be the ring direction primarily out of the west spirit it will be more northwesterly and let light snow areas further south we will have some snow mixed in there locally temperatures are above freezing that the temperatures aloft are not above freezing. we are starting to rain and wet snow later today with slushy accumulations we could see a little more than that daytime highs pretty much where we are right now. we have a handful of different weather systems that will affect us over the next week will talk snowfall numbers looking back over the next 70 years and see if that gets us any indication of the winter ahead. thank you, scott. highways for the most part was pretty good out here we do have the overnight work still out here along 90 eastbound as you had from hilliard to mckinley there working on overhead signs through that construction zone tonight the monsters in the a

just the lake effect winds. the cold winds over the lakes, not frozen yet. depending on the wind direction ands the speed determines what part of the lower side of the lakes get the heavy snow. it could change. you can be in a blizzard and drive 15 minutes and see sunshine. it's crazy we anytime soon? doug: not really. wednesday maybe wet flakes mixed in but most of the air is dry. michelle: cheering for snow flakes. doug: it was cold this morning. this was the story earlier this morning in northwest washington along idaho avenue. the temperature is 32 degrees. we are in the upper 20's this morning. through the day, a lot of sunshine. notice the low angle arc of the sun. a few afternoon clouds. temperatures to fall we will have slow wind chills again. take a look at the lake effect. this is just sustained winds moving across the lake. some of the streamers and the snow bands pushing far south to pennsylvania. the hill areas are picking up the highest amounts. more coming that way. 127 degrees. that is -- 27 degrees. that is a look at the conditions when we ge

those areas near the lake shore just have some chilly raindrops.basically the great lakes, has some mixing because of the temperatures close to freezing, and that will continu for those counties to the east with the wintry mix for the next 36 hours, for the rest of us the winds make it feel like it is in the low 30s. the south amazed, 62 degrees at raleigh. tomorrow, the same deal. and, saturday morning because o a few renegade snowflakes of the snowbelt it will be mostly quiet. and then racial mix. >> very minimal amounts of precipitation expected. tomorrow low 40s and then it will be quite chilly through a slushy curation by sunday evening and then tuesday, rainfall, near 50 degrees and then wednesday, rain into snow was falling temperatures with some overnight lows in the teens. this could be a decent amount o lake effect snowfall because of the way it sets up. >> we have the wide-open of lake erie it is a opportunit big game to the cavaliers in the pressure is on for area high school football teams to pursue state titles. >> the cavaliers have some explaining after that lack luster per

tonight it will be chilly. >> the wind chills in the 20s, looking at avon lake, you can see the white caps lake erie, cloud cover has been pretty dry to the last, a high of 43, are used to childre were like 65, that's why normal fill so-called. a look at what's happening, so the moisture from the kerry headed towards downtown cleveland and also along 271 and east. to southern northern and central portions o geauga county and also ashtabula and trumbull county you run int some mixing and snowflakes. the same story tomorrow and saturday in the typical snowbel areas lake effect snowfall and a little bit of everything becaus 41 the grace metro wide including the lakefront that feels like 31 degrees, 30s and 40s had taken over the great lakes region, to the south 42 degrees charlestown and much warmer weather sounds like raleigh. >> tonight wintry mix and continues tomorrow and also tomorrow night it will taper of saturday morning saturday will tonight mid- 30s tomorrow around the four days like today and then sunday another slushy accumulation. and tuesday rainfall about 50 degrees and th

at 5:30, i'll explain what you need to do if you happ t on the lake. back to you. some people on facebook this morning are wondering about the manatee that some people on facebook this morning are wondering about the manatee that got stuck in a storm drain in jacksonville. allison, what an amazing rescue. the manatee is now recovering at sea world in orlando. it took crews up to six hours to cut pipes and clear the way to get the 950 pound female free. city workers were paving a street when they on her nose. at sea world, a team used a large crane to lower the manatee into a tank where they gave her a thorough exam. the manatee's veterinarians say she will likely stay at sea world for a few days or even a week before being released back into the wild. a lot of you watched and shared your thoughts on our facebook live stream as crews were rescuing the manatee.ma giving your praise to the rescue team. olivia writes, "woo hoo! great work! mary thinks they should have a little fun naming the manatee. she writes, "they should name him- storm,or her - stormie . or -her fa

actual temps have dropped to 0 along the lake, to -8 inland this morning with wind chills to -25. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin until 10am. despite a lot of sun, today only warms up to 8 degrees with gusty winds and wind chills staying around -10 all day. tonight is mostly cloudy with flurries lows drop to 5. there will be less than a half inch of snow by morning beyond wisconsin today.cheater dating website ashley madison will pay a one-point-seven million dollar settlement. that's the site for peop got hacked last year. government investigators found the company created fake dating profiles that duped customers. the company also kept on file sensitive information of long-gone customers... even those who paid for a "full delete" of their profiles. for only the second time in a decade the federal reserve raised interest rates. the quarter percentage point raise could impact credit cards... short term loans... and even mortgage rates. however.... the higher rates could be good news for anyone with cds or incomes dependent on interest rates. yahoo is scr

part of the a591, the main road through the lakes, is no longer. 0—year—old bridge that gave pooley bridge its name is gone. for ron and denise, salvation comes from the rnli. i'll take your bag. and questions are being asked. we were told that it was going to be after these defences it was a once in a 250 year event and here we are ten years later, £38 million and ten years later, a bit of a waste of money i think. but it isn't over. three weeks later, on boxing day, lancashire feels the brunt. sue proctor‘s garden centre isn't insured for flooding. it were gushing. it werejust like a river coming through. all the car park were filled up. it happened so quick really, as the river is coming in it's taken palets down, shelves over, all the things were going through the door. the glass is cracking in the greenhouse. with the force of the water at the side of the cafe, and basically it were just like sheer devastation. we built it up and yeah, it's just like heartbreaking really to lose it all down the river. the big clean—up begins, rebuilding lives w

part of the a591, the main road through the lakes, is no longer. oley bridge its name is gone. for ron and denise, salvation comes from the rnli. i'll take your bag. and questions are being asked. we were told that it was going to be after these defences it was a once in a 250 year event and here we are ten years later, £38 million and ten years later, a bit of a waste of money i think. but it isn't over. three weeks later, on boxing day, lancashire feels the brunt. sue proctor‘s garden centre isn't insured for flooding. it were gushing. it werejust like a river coming through. all the car park were filled up. it happened so quick really, as the river is coming in it's taken palets down, shelves over, all the things were going through the door. the glass is cracking in the greenhouse. with the force of the water at the side of the cafe, and basically it were just like sheer devastation. we built it up and yeah, it's just like heartbreaking really to lose it all down the river. the big clean—up begins, rebuilding lives will take much longer. a huge c

the north. having sail done lake champlain i've experienced this. is not always reliable a winter line comes down and the british are coming after them. so that great big british ship in two schooners were leading the way. arnold basically says to sleep, keep on going, although he tried to make one more stand at a place called split what rock. his fleet evaporated around him. so he decided to make a stand so the rest of the vessels could escape. so there is arnold, surrounded by three british vessels fighting for hours, eventually their beginning to sink. arnold realizes that this is it. he notices the wind has changed to the east. he can row, they can't do that so well so they go for sure, make it to shore, pulled their vessels, he's surrounded by few gondolas. they pull the vessels up he orders his men up into the high ground and he refuses to lower his flake. but he orders them to blow up the ships because there is gunpowder in there. the british are approaching, they have lit the fuse and he notices that one of his injured officers have been lef

lake champlain and little did i know, that i was sailing on the other side of the lake and on the east side. on the west side, a few miles below what's now platsburg, new york is the island. it contained a little bay inside. and arnold knew that if he would take his little fleet and hide it inside the bay, and wait for the british to sail past, and then reveal himself, basically wave and say, here we are, the british would then have to sail against the wind to attack his small fleet now, a three-masted british ship with 18 cannons is an awesome for force. but it can't sail against the wind and it would work beautifully, the british with this huge armada would sail down and arnold would wave to them and they'd turn around saying, a-ha, we've got him. we're between him and his escape route and we'll destroy what the americans called the mosquito fleet, appropriately enou enough. and so what would unfold is a tremendous sea battle on lake champlain. arnold lined up 15 vessels to what was called valcor bay. i was up there with my wife in a pontoon boat and circling it and working it out. i

am feels like temps in the single digits west of the lake. otherwise, mostly cloudy with stray flurries possible. highs in the mid 20s. west to 15 mph with gusts to around 30 mph.wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. west winds10 to 15 mph.thursday...cloudy with flurries. highs in the mid 20s. west winds 15 to20 mph. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. friday...partly sunny. highs tonight...colder. times of clouds along with a brisk wind. lows in the lower 20s. westwinds 10 to 20 mph. wednesday...colder. am feels like temps in the single digits west of the lake. otherwise, mostly cloudy with stray flurries possible. highs in the mid 20s. to 15 mph with gusts to around 30 mph.wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. west winds10 to 15 mph.thursday...cloudy with flurries. highs in the mid 20s. west winds 15 to20 mph. thursday night...mostly friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. tonight...colder. times of clouds along with a brisk wind. lows in the lower 20s. westwinds 10 to 20 mph. wednesday...colder. am f

the 30s. you can see we're not alone in this whole lake-rain-snow thing. there is a disturbance across the entire great lakes region and stirring up the rain and snow showers. looks like we're going to continue for the next couple of days. we'll be in the 30s through the midnight hour. continue. if we get any banding going on, things would get more interesting in terms of accumulations but daybreak temperatures in the low to mid 30s. as the day foes on, we're not going to see the temperatures moving a lot. we'll see that lake rain and snow going. winds will very slightly start to shift to the northwest. they may bring them south late day, but as far as the temperatures foe, we'll be lucky to make it to 40 degrees if not just a click above for the afternoon. >>> speaking of the accumulations, there is the latest on the outlook. again, primary heart of the show belt area out near thompson where there is the best chance for an inch or maybe two, but it is lake affect so we have to keep an eye on things. >>> if it doesn't look like december on that forecast, i

the clouds are slowly clearing out, and this morning is partly cloudy with lows near 10 along the lake, and single digits inland. the wind is light, but wind chills are slightly below zero. today will be mostly sunny, breezy and cold with highs in the low near 0. under a clear sky tonight, lows will be in the single digits, above and below zero, with wind chills to -15. incident 94 south at drexel out of traffic drive times on timetraffic is light speeds at or above posted it will at a milwaukee high school today. a bullet flew into a home on the city's north side killing a 15 year old classmate. right now milwaukee police are trying to figure out if the teenager was the intended target.ann sterling is live with more. we're here live at john marshall high school. melanie johnson's family says the teen was on track to graduate from the 15 year old was killed yesterday evening-- shot inside her home... and right now police are trying to figure out who did this,the shooting happened just before 6 p.m. at 35th and silver spring drive.police say shots were fired from outside the family home

across the great lakes as well. and even at this time some scattered snow inland and we have got showers over the the lake right now the wind -- over the lake right now the winds are out of the west. but as we see shift we could end up seeing more scattered rain and snow showers. and who knows there could be a dusting and light accumulation by tomorrow. we will talk in detail but firstdanielle has a check on the drive. i am not anticipating it cause as big free ride. and that's great news for those of you commuting this morning. we are looking great on the traffic map all green to the south. no problems. to the north the same picture. drive into downtown on the west shoreway is green. seeing slow traffic on the superior as you try to get into downtown. it's adding a few minutes to the commute. nothing to frustrate you. the drive times from the west look great 71, 90, southwest on 77, 7 minute commute from 480. and east shoreway 10 minute drive into downtown from the euclid spur no problems there because this is where

seasonal with highs in the mid to upper 30s that melted a lot and chilly with lows in the mid 30s along the lake and upper 20s inland. after some morning patchy fog, today is mostly cloudy and seasonal with highs in the mid to upper 30s, and a few flurries late in the day. a cold front moves through the area tonight with westerly winds to 20 mph and lows ne0. be near 10 by wednesday morning. incident free dry roadslight traffic drive times at or above posted speeds at or twenty-eight seconds recorded by a dash camera is the only video evidence of what happened the night a wauwatosa police officer shot and killed jay anderson . the video is grainy... but officials say it was critical in clearing the officer of wrong doing. ann sterling is live with more. the video is now being released because the wauwatosa police officer who shot and killed jay anderson will not face criminal charges. the d - a just made that family of jay anserson has said they want the public to see this video -- but we do want to warn you, it is disturbing this is what transpired between the officer and jay anderson.this is b

feeling like it, watch the colder air invading the great lakes and the northeast. we've got a rain snow mix and some lake effect. you can really see it here. lake effect snow, lake effect rain into grand rapids for us. northeast corner up towards eerie and buffalo, it's a mix of rain and wet snow. for the buffalo area it gets a little heavier there. we're any presip accumulation as far as that goes. a couple of isolated flakes, maybe a rain drop or two. high ground areas of thompson, burton you're getting light snowfall. down here towards andover a little bit of light snow, for the i-90 corridor into geneva and madison. 41 cleveland, akron at 38 degrees. and look at those winds out of the south and west 13 to 20 miles per hour. it's been a blustery day as we said it would be. it will continue to be blustery during the evening hours. 37 mansfield. 13 miles an hour winds worcester and akron. so your windchills will be in the 20s through the evening. just be prepared, your feels like temps in the 20s. >>> all right cloudy and breezy overnight. can't rule out a little i

all of us across the great lakes and into the mid-ohio the heat is pushed farther to the south. and we talked about this a couple days ago that this whole kind of rain snow mix system is going to stretch out across the great lakes and you can really see that now. that's helping to drive the west wind and that's going to continue to bring that flow across the lake and you will see the rain and snow showers just continuing out to the east of cleveland. meanwhile, cloudy, cool and breezy especially farther south. morning temperatures in the low 0s for mansfield dover akron and canton. mid-30s to upper 30 snow showers are going to continue. may have a patchy drizzle maybe a flurry father south but things -- father south but things -- farther sorry but tomorrow things are going to be just like today. how much snow by the way? not much. look at this. the little bull's eye in thompson as we are anticipating maybe an inch and on the outi'd chance two -- outside chance 2. we are decembering. start to come back late sunday and again into tuesday. looks like big changes could be coming the

they scoured the lake and all the woods. there's still a lot of high brush an area that you cannot reach on foot. a lot of areas that drones are great but they don't see everything either. >> punches may have been thrown. >> the new jersey state police announced wednesday the loss of lieutenant bill --, at 49 years old he passed away from bring cancer. he. he leaves behind his wife and three children. visitation will be friday in cedar grove. >> we arere joined by a very special guest today. comedian, jay jay black, former schoolteacher and jersey. turn stand up comic. >> i just came to her the muffin joke one more time. >> thank you jay. diana you're chasing an important story, all this girl wants for christmas is to play basketball on the boys team. >> at the catholic school girl my self, i feel her pain. as you know catholic schools have a lot of rules. if you don't don't like them you go to court. >> i just want to play basketball for my school. >> a simple as that. it's not often a 13-year-old takes her school to the co

, the folger house, the lake erie looks pretty angry with plots o low clouds which is typical for the month of december which has the least amount of sunshine i believe about 27 percent of possible sunshine. 47 degrees cleveland, when's our blustery out of the southwest and then eventually from the last testing of 231 mph. with wind chill in the 20s you can say the precipitation across the lower great lakes currently, some tough to find, if at all today, a wintry mix o the eastside is a possibility. some computer models are showin maybe have a look at the weekend forecast and then big changes coming a week from today. lebron james of the names the 2016 sports illustrated sportsperson of the year, credi for rallying the cavaliers, a three-one deficit against the golden state warriors he has 14 nba titles, he was named finals mvp for the third time in his career, he just tweeted that he is humbd belongs to everybody the fans family the team and the lebron james family foundation. chattanooga are searching for a suspect who sho a police officer at 9:00 a.m. i several police were

northwest coming over the great lakes. not coming from the lakes. that is a warmer wind. after the cold morning, 26 in fair mount. 25. 26 in redding. going into the 40s in some places that stayed in the 30s during the day today. 46. 44 degrees. new year's eve is looking dry. not much wind. these temperatures are a little bit above average for that time of night at that time of the year. for the mummers, we are seeing pretty good weather too. 46 at 2:00 p.m. not much wind and dry. similar story in the afternoon. a lot of sunshine. above average temperatures. the wind not all that strong. the weekend is great. we have rain and snow coming for snx week. we will get into that a little bit later. >> hey, which quarterback will play for the cowboys this weekend and what does carson wentz think of his roller coaster rookie season? that is next. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. >> the cowboys coming to the linc with a 13-2 record and securing home field throughout the playoffs. that leads to speculation about which quarterback will play. you might see all of the

lower 30s closer to the lake shore. 36 degrees. still breezy and cold. >>> the death toll from the devastating wildfires in tennessee just keeps growing. the remains of another person was found in just the last few hours. bringing the number of those dead up to 11. the new video is giving us a look at thdestruction done -- scorched trees and a smoky haze surrounding it all. thousands of acres and 700 buildings have burned. 14,000 people forced to flee on monday and the city is still off limits. >>> three people killed when a pickup truck crashed through the doors of this walmart in iowa today. investigators say they don't have any reason to believe it was intentional but they are investigating all possibilities. those killed were outside the passenger were also hurt. >>> police are looking for the man who shot and killed a couple in cold blood. we learned that the the 33-year- old lashaun sanders and sarah marsh have a 13-year-old son and were expecting another child. authorities say this man, 25- year-old david darnell calhoun, jr.

very cold with highs near 10, a 30 mph wind, and wind chills around -10 during drop to -3 along the lake, to -9 inland by thursday morning with wind chills to -25. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin tonight until thursday. beyond wisconsin this morning - the actions of an 8-year-old illinois boy saved two lives. check out this dramatic rescue: a mother fell into a frozen pond while she was trying to save the family dog. called 9-1-1.the boy yelled out instructions from the dispatcher as his mother and bailey tried to come ashore. everyone is alright. in connecticut - the governor has ordered all flags to remain at half-staff to honor the victims of the sandy hook shooting. the shooting took place 4 years ago today.. claiming the lives of 20 children and six adults. it's marked as the third deadlist shooting in u-s history. nationwide, flags are also flying at half staff passed away last week. clean up efforts continue today to recover nearly 200- thousand gallons of crude oil that leaked from a pipeline.. into a creek in north dakota. the spill was discovered last

some of the jackson lake victims have been in the water for nearly eight minutes. true or false? it takes about half an hour in frigid water to incapacitate a person's muscular coordination. the statement is false. it's way more dire than that. in fact, you may only have a matter of minutes before paralysis sets in. >> you have roughly five to ten minutes before you start losing strength. your body, your limbs, start going numb. then you're not going to be able to hold onto anything. you lose dexterity. you lose all motor control. that's when it gets really serious and you can slip into the water and drown. >> with time running out, bystanders and relatives throw out everything they can. inner tubes and rope. >> when they're throwing the rope out there, it was landing within two to three feet of where they were, but i think the cold water and the hypothermia was affecting their body movement. they couldn't even kick over to get to that and get pulled in. >> you're out of the water on the lip of the ice. what now? a, stand up and walk slowly to the shore. b, lie flat and roll away

primarily, just off the great lakes up to 95 in good shape. it's chilly as well. look at the cold, all the way down into central florida with showers and thunderstorms in miami. flight delays there. over the south central, there's control, but eventually, we'll warm things back up. kendis, eva, back to you. >> thank you, justin p. >>> john glenn, an american original tributes paid tort former astronaut and senator who passed away at age 95. glenn was a fighter pilot in world war ii and korea and one of the original seven astronauts becoming a hero in 1962 becoming the first american to orbit the earth, that phrase started, god speed, john glenn. he coined another phrase he'd use for the rest of his life. >> 0g, and i feel fine, capsule is turning around, and that view is tremendous. i could see the booster in turn around, just a couple yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> after leaving the space program, glenn entered politics serving as senator for ohio for 34 years, and at age 77, he another astronaut on that 1998 mission said flying with glenn was like playing

he walked onto the lake. the police say that he was several hundred yards out and there was no word why he was on the lake. a man was found unresponsive outside of his home. >> the police tape across the driveway shoveling the driveway. he was found outside of pay home . >> he was a nice guy. i did not know he had any problems. >> no hard issues? >> not that i knew of. >> i was diagnosed with a heart believe the diagnosis and he is taking it slow. >> you have to take your time. if you are out here and just muscling this snow. it is a light snow. >> you notice you are getting a little shorter of breath and you need to stop immediately. if it does not subside, you need treatment. >> the suspect -- they suspect the man died from exhaustion. another safety reminder. make sure year events are clear. there can be carbon monoxide buildup in the home. making sure year pets are inside. the next 30 days will be rough. >> let's just remember november for a second. temperatures were way above average. in december, yes, wi

this morning remains mostly cloudy mid 30s along the lake and upper 20s inland. after some morning patchy fog, today is mostly cloudy and seasonal with highs in the mid to upper 30s, and a few flurries late in the day. a cold front moves through the area tonight with westerly winds to 20 mph and lows near 20. wind chills will be near 10 by wednesday the wauwatosa police officer who shot and killed a man this summer is now cleared to return to work. the d.a. has decided he will not face charges. and for the first time, video of that shooting has been made public.. because the video is distrubing, we will only show part of it. we do have the full dash camera video online. in june, officer joseph mensah was checking a suspicious vehicle around three a-m in madison park in wauwatosa.. he found anderson sleeping. the car he noticed a gun on the passenger seat. officer mensah says he told anderson to keep his hands up. it's grainy, but you can see anderson's hands raised. mensah says anderson dropped one of his hands towards the gun at least three times. that's when he

cold over the open, warm lakes, heavy snow. coming toward the catskills here and pennsylvania and northern ohio. if you have travels over the next couple day, you could run into that. bigger picture, snows, even in west virginia. a lot of clouds into the mountains out west but we are dealing with sunshine. so with the sun at least temperatures are responding nicely. still quite breezy. hagerstown. -- 30 miles per hour in hagerstown. and washington gusting to 25 miles per hour. right now, 39 degrees in town. freezing for win chester and front royal. 37 in -- for winchester and front royal. when the wind is not blowing, it's not so bad but the wind is blowing. barely above 30 here in the district for wind chills. and for the afternoon, temperatures approaching we won't get too much warmer than now. tonight, down in the 3s with 20s overnight -- the 30s with 20s overnight. details for you this a few minutes. and of course, you can get the forecast and watch our newscast on the wusa 9 app. so take us with you if you can't join us her

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