hi, andy. hey, andy. i hear you're gonna be umpire at the baseball game. well, i'm not too sure i'm happy about it. oh, you mean on account of opie playin' on the team? well, yeah. andy, i had a long talk with the mt. pilot coach and the league officials and we all agreed that you'd be the perfect man for it. ( clicking tongue ) right! honest andy taylor. never been a blot on that name. well, thank your mother, howard. can't i be the base umpire instead of workin' behind the plate? well, no, andy. mr. hendricks's gonna be on the bases. he can't call balls and strikes 'cause he's got a bad leg and can't squat. you gotta be a good squatter. get a better focus on the ball. just call 'em as you see 'em, andy. we know you'll be fair to both sides. that's all anybody can ask. hmm. oh... he looks so cute in his little outfit, doesn't he? mm-hmm. get a picture of him. oh, okay. andy! ( shutter snaps ) oh, well, then, let's get one of opie. opie, come on. miss crump wants to take your picture. ( whining ): oh, aunt bee... come on, opie, please. now make a nice pose

a tour de force from andy murray.n straight sets, murray, through to but something far less familiar was happening on court one. there will be no novak djokovic in week two at wimbledon. there was no way chance for andy murray. all he had to do was take it. against nick curiosity thatis was take it. against nick curiosity that is exactly what he did. ruthless, clinical, and he is a quarterfinalist yet again. but if you was making things look simple, the quarterfinal, against a jo wilfred tsonga, was anything there will be no novak djokovic in week two at wimbledon. there was now a chance for andy murray. all he had to do was take it. against nick curiosity that is exactly what he did. ruthless, clinical, and he is a quarterfinalist yet again. but if you was making things look simple, the quarterfinal, againstjo wilfred tsonga, was anything arms raised aloft, another triumph on centre. a five set marathon. thomas berdych in the semifinal proved little obstacle. andy murray in straight sets, a demolitionjob, really. tha

andy? >> thank you. andy: new this morning, a 5.8 magnitude quake hits trinidad and tobago along with other caribbean islands. so far there are no reports of significant damage or injuries. the quake hit yesterday afternoon. melinda: right now, investigating the source of a deadly fire at a warehouse in oakland. atf investigators say a the fire that killed 36 people. they're calling the refrigerator a potential source of ignition. another appliance could be responsible too. the fire broke out during a dance party on friday. sheriff's officials say they believe they have found every victim's body. andy: new this morning, a firefighter in ohio shot while responding to a fire. it happened monday night in youngstown. firefighters were leaving the scene when shots rang out. police say bullets hit the fire truck and one firefighter was shot in the leg. police say the firef >> i don't think they were stray bullets. there were a few shots taken, and we have at least two bullet holes in the truck, so i don't thin

andy: thank you. snow emergencies are already in affect for several local communities including greenfield, pleasant prairie, burlington and kenosha, water town snow emergency is set to begin this evening. a reminder during the snow emergencies you are not allowed to park your carn in milwaukee winter parking rules are in effect across the city. the four inch parking rule could go into effect today. if the city declares the rule in effect, you will not be able to park where four inch parking signs are posted. the d.p.w. will let us know when the rule begins. you could be ticketed or towed. we have been receiving reports overnight including one involving? snowplow. this is after midnight, 20th and highland in milwaukee. the truck slamming into a pole there. no word on injuries. and a live look at statewide road conditions from the wisconsin department of transportation. the roads show in purple marks slippery patches. the roads in blue in the central part of our state are cov would snow. we will contin

andy: jeremy, thank you. this morning a milwaukee woman have a warning for other drivers a bump-and-run. around 74 and locust around 8:30 yesterday morning. the victim speaking on wisn 12 news with our ben hutchison about the sudden attack. >> she threw me to the ground, jumped in my car. i held onto my door. like, no! i didn't put up much of a fight. ben: the fast pieced and traumatic. the victim of a bump-and-run near 74th and locust on friday morning. a suspect, and a vehicle speeding off. hours later the s.u.vis found it in a parking lot and told her a 16-year-old is in custody. >> you can tell they had their -- blunts in my car. they had cigars. >> the suspects did steal anything. >> a $300 diaper bag. ben: and a thousand dollar camera. she is teaching lucky. minutes before her car was stolen she dropped off her 10-month-old baby at the reporter: gonzales feels violated. >> you're not going to camp me stopping if anyone hits my car again. i'm drive to a police station. but there is no way i'll get out of

andy, back to you. andy: the snow is causing slippery conditions on the roads. multiple accidents were reported overnight. even some snow plows weren't this happened just after midnight near 20th and highland in milwaukee. and let's take a live look from our department of transportation cameras. i know of some accidents and disabled vehicles happened just after 5:00. i-43 westbound at south 13th street, we're checking to make sure there's a disabled semi northbound at beloit road. we're taking these roadways to make sure that we are on top of their latest when it comes to travel times. winter parking rules are in effect in the city of milwaukee. the dpw says they will let us know when and if the four inch rule starts. so pay attention to the signs on the street. if you're parked on a marked street, you could get a ticket or be towed. several local communities are under snow emergencies. pleasant prairie, kenosha and burlington are in effect right now, as well as the town of norway in racine county. a snow emergency will go into effect at 8:00 a.m. in greenfield.

andy: good morning. welcome back to wisn 12 news. i'm andy choi. it is almost 8:30 on this sunday, december 4th. we will begin check win meteorologist sally severson in the weather center. it hasn day for us. for the crews on the road. >> right. andy: here we are. sally: the snow is spreading into much of southern wisconsin. big game for today. headed up to green bay, allow a little bit of extra time and certainly stopping distance. temperatures are currently in the low 30's over much of eastern wisconsin including the green bay area. and green bay is included in the winter weather advisory for today. anticipate and plan for light to game today. there is? snow as the moves in. we have not seen snow to speak of since last april. we have had a couple of flurries. but this is the most snow this season. we slip south and waukesha county. some dry air in the eastern part of the state. that's reason the snow is holding back a bit in the far east. winter weather advisories the entire southern portion of wisconsin. in fact a good section of the southern 2/

andy: new this morning, a 5.8 caribbean islands. so far there are no reports of significant damage or injuries. the quake hit yesterday afternoon. melinda: right now, investigating the source of a deadly fire at a warehouse in oakland. atf investigators say a refrigerator may have sparked the fire that killed 36 people. they're calling the refrigerator a potential source of ignition. another appliance could be responsible too. the fire broke out during a dance party on friday. sheriff's officials say they believe they have found every victim's body. andy: new this morning, a firefighter in ohio shot while responding to a fire. it happened monday night in youngstown. firefighters were leaving the scene when shots rang out. police say bullets hit the fire truck and one firefighter was shot in the leg. police say the firefighters were targeted. >> i don't think they were stray bullets. there were a few shots taken, and we have at least two bullet holes in the truck, so i don't think it was random. andy: the firefighter is firefighters

andy: thank you. wisn 12 news time is 5:21. combining dance moves with ugly sweaters. the company that is hiring only if you have both. why tomorrow might be the best janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. say yes to more. call now. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." you are looking outside with snow on the way. it will be later tonight. jeremy has the details. new this morning, ugly christmas sweater parties have become a holiday staple over the years, but one store in texas is making sweaters. they decided to expand this year and hire more employees, but instead of a typical application, the owner is looking to hire anyone who can dance

andy. andy: all right. thank you, jeremy. up next on wisn 12 news this andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news this morning. you're taking outside. beautiful sunlight, 7:53 on this december 10th. we will check in with jeremy to see when that snow is coming. new this morning a holiday lights giving back to the community. edge chantment in the park is back for the eighth year. here to talk about it is laurie, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> glad today and not tomorrow. >> yes. yes. >> let's talk about the edge about? >> a holiday light snow. close to -- show, close to a million lights. we opened a week and a half ago through new year's eve. we are closed on christmas. it is a mile-long to drive through. you park your car and walk back in. we have an entertainment room with a stage. so special events practically every night. we have santa every night. and a horse drawn carriage on friday and saturdays that goes >> eight years strong. you're practically lighting professionals at this point. quite a few volunteers. >>> about 750

andy: a scary situation. ben hutchinson reporting. the woman says a few hours later, a man and his daughter dropped off her wallet. they found it on the ground, license and debit cards all inside. in milwaukee county, election officials are expected to tally more city of milwaukee ballots in the presidential recount despite a lawsuit. a federal judge rejected a request for an immediate stop to the recount. group supporting donald trump say the recount is a violation of the constitutional rights of people who voted for trump. the court did allow the lawsuit challenging the recount to move forward, scheduling a hearing for late next week. clerks in all 72 counties have get through all the ballots. milwaukee county is expected to count ballots from the city of milwaukee, tomorrow. 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

andy, back to you in the studio. getting a new perspective of the devastation caused by wildfires in tennessee. thousands of acres have burned, including some 700 buildings. check out these before-and-after images from digital-globe. they show what gatlinburg looks like before and after the fires. at least 11 people were killed, and dozens more hurt. authorities are searching for 70 people still reported as missing. >> it is look at if makeover for the led lighting unveiled last night and more vibrant colors. lights come from the canadian side of the falls. andy: exciting news for harry potter fans. jk rowling's play "harry potter and the cursed child" is being summoned to broadway. the entertainment website the wrap is reporting that the play will open at new york's lyric theatre in the spring of 2018. the london production of "cursed child" is sold out through years after the action in the final harry potter book. melinda: the album based on the smash broadway musical "hamilton" is already number one on itunes and

andy, back to you. andy: we're getting a look at all the damage left behind from the massive wildfires in tennessee. around 1700 buildings have been damaged or destroyed by the flames. the death toll in the fires is also rising. 14 people now confirmed dead. the latest was an 81-year-old woman who died after crashing her car while fleeing the fire. 134 others have been hurt. wednesday is the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor, which plunged the united states into world war two. >> right now, 75 of survivors of the attack and other world war two veterans are in hawaii for a week of events to commemorate the bombing. they received a hero's welcome saturday in honolulu. some of the men were 18 and 19 years old the day of the attack. their entire trip to hawaii was donated by the honor flight. >> it was a great flight and it's unbelievable. i don't have the words to say what i want to say. it's just great. melinda: then-president franklin d. roosevelt called december 7th, 1941 quote, a date whic

andy: i know that. it was too stupid for me to say she was in the building -- she fascinates me for a variety of reasons. i think she'd changed things. if we talk about today, there would be no beyonce. she came from the projects. there was a lot of racial stuff. was a little bit of a thug when it she was in the supremes and i would like to get into that. there is more to that story. charlie: you also do public speaking. andy: anderson cooper and i are on tour together. deepcalled deep shot -- talk and shallow tales. you can guess who the deep part of who the shallow part is. and anderson and i are for real, great reason we have a great time together. , andoked a date in boston the year and half later, the schedule is full up. would you do one a month? andy: we have about 20 on the books. we go out and we talk and we tell stories about our lives. we play very well off each other and it's about being on the front lines of celebrity and world events. is it you interviewing him -- andy: the first part is m

andy: and i'm andy choi. ben has the morning off. it's 4:30 on this friday, december 2nd. let's start with the forecast. here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we are watching the radar and snow showers are drifting to the southeast. this is primarily some drizzle and snow showers. closer inspection into walworth county. they are drifting to the southeast and not expecting snow accumulation. wells street in milwaukee, i was just outside and starting to dry out, just a little damp in some of the spots. 36 in the city. a little farther inland, walworth 32, 33 degrees. we hold in the mid to upper 30s today. trying to get the sun in this afternoon. we look ahead to temperature weekend forecast, which includes a chance of snow or a wintry mix on sunday. all that and more coming up. melinda: when you're on the go, take he weather watch 12 forecast with you. tablet. >> we want to have this done right the first time, the only time. we have to take this serious. melinda: observers from the green party, the hillary clin

andy, back to you. andy: jury selection continues today for a milwaukee man charged in a homicide and a police say martez maclin dyson carjacked a woman last november then went on a crime spree. investigators say in the matter of days, he shot and killed tony vance, shot three other men, who all survived, and then got into a gun battle on i-43 near highland. this was in early december of 2015. police used bullet casings, finger prints, cell phone records and a statement from an informant to tie him to the crimes. >> wisn 12 news time now is 4:33. a new effort to combat our state's heroin addiction epidemic launches today, and you are likely to see it on your drive to work. the drug enforcement agency is teaming up with cvs to put up billboards to increase awareness about the risks and treatment options for opioid addiction. the billboard will be up for the next eight weeks. the first one will be unveiled at a press conference at 11 o'clock this morning. melinda: today in the u.s. senate, lawmakers are s

andy? >> the family of a man shot and killed by the police are requesting a federal investigation into the case. hillary is live with the latest. hillary? reporter: andy, we are here at and this is where the da decided not to charge the officer who pulled the trigger. now, we are going back, the shooting happened in madison park in wauwatosa in june. the officer shot anderson six times while the 25-year-old was in the car. the police say that acted in accordance with the law because of fearing for his safety. the video from the dash cam was released yesterday and shows anderson seated in the driver's side in the black vehicle and his hands are raised and the officer fired at anderson appeared to reach for a gun. the officer is returning to the force now that he's cleared in that. for now, live outside of the da's office "wisn 12 news this morning." >> hillary, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 6:04. today marks a week until the federal deadline for the presidential election recounts. wisc

a tour de force from andy murray.t something far less familiar was happening on court one. massive win for sam querrey. massive shock. there will be no novak djokovic in week two at wimbledon. there was now a chance for andy murray. all he had to do was take it. against nick kyrgios, that is exactly what he did. ruthless, clinical, and he is a quarterfinalist yet again. but if he was making things look simple, a quarterfinal againstjo wilfred tsonga was anything but. arms raised aloft, another triumph on centre court for andy murray. a five—set marathon. as it turned out, it was murray's biggest test. tomas berdych in the semifinal proved little obstacle. murray in straight sets, a demolitionjob, really. that is sunday afternoon ta ken care of. the men's singles final is between milos raonic of canada and andy murray of great britain. he is there. straight sets again. wimbledon champion again, a supreme performance, a first—class tournament. andy murray. for the women's trophy, another familiar name. the wimbledon cha

andy: and i'm andy choi. ben has the morning off. it's 5:30 on this tuesday, december 6th. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. >> early morning temperatures showing up 31-39 degrees. a few more hours today for the colder air alives later and tonight. we time out the weekend snow chances. a little snow is possible this afternoon, just a few flurries. the window is between 1:00 and 4:00 as it is moving through. there is the holiday train visiting milwaukee. right now 39. the winds are south at 5. the winds will shift out of the west and the temperatures will be falling. the highs tomorrow and thursday in the 20s. here is matt. >> the construction wrapped up. this is us-18, 94 eastbound tail lights. right now no problems in either direction rolling through waukesha. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> no charges will be filed against the wauwatosa officer who shot and killed 25-year old jay anderson back in june. tim elliot is learning about the possibility now of a federal investigation. tim. tim: according to the attorney for jay anderson

andy? andy: we're getting a look at all the damage left behind from the massive wildfires in around 1700 buildings have been damaged or destroyed by the flames. the death toll in the fires is also rising. 14 people now confirmed dead. the latest was an 81-year-old woman who died after crashing her car while fleeing the fire. 134 others have been hurt. melinda: wisn 12 news time is 5:48. wednesday is the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor, which plunged the united states into world war two. >> right now, 75 of survivors of the attack and other world war two veterans are in hawaii for a week of events to commemorate the bombing. they received a hero's welcome saturday in honolulu. some of the men were 18 and 19 years old the day of the attack. their entire trip to hawaii was donated by the honor flight. >> it was a great flight and everybody was so good to us. it's unbelievable. i don't have the words to say what i want to say. >> we have learned that president obama and prime min

game, set and match, andy murray. 2-0, 6-2, 6-1.pic champion, andy murray, finishing the year ranked as the best in the world. his brother, jamie, doubles world number one, with gordon reid also at the top and johanna konta in the top ten, it has been an incredible yearfor british tennis. and there was still one more piece of history to be made. nobody had ever been awarded the bbc sports personality of the year three times. the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray. it has been an amazing year for sport and i am very proud to be a part of it, thank you, i hope you all thank you for watching. good morning and merry christmas. mild temperatures so far today. we have achieved a temperature of 15.6 celsius twice before. as we go on through today, we take a look at the big picture. we had in mild deer between weather fronts but there is cold a lurking —— mild air. ahead of the colder air it stays mild this afternoon, plenty of cloud with some outbreaks of rain and drizzle, particularly through wales and the west of engl

andy: students andff one was near the crash site. the truck caused some significant damage to the school and some other vehicles. investigators are looking into what went wrong. one witness says a different car was driving the wrong way down the street just before the pickup crashed into the building. >> just in, time magazine person of the year the president-elect donald trump. >> we'll get more details coming up. caught on video. news this morning," what a good samaritan decided to do early this morning to finally put a stop to the suspect's chaotic crime spree. andy: plus, a happy reunion a decade in the making. how this poodle made it back home years after going missing >> 6:41. we get a live look at the network, this is our camera mounted at the journal times building in is coming up over the clouds. a freighter is going out to the lake. the gusty winds today 15-25 miles per hour. that is contributing to single digit windchills this morning. coming up, we time out a chance for a weekend snow. looks like accumulation. means we ar

this coat and one of andy's wigs. when he returned the coat to us, he put a winning lottery ticket in the pocket. so we tried to kind of create a little display. just showing the absolute breadth and width of the collection here. we like to show the wigs. we have at least 60 of them c cataloged. we have more that haven't even been processed yet. and they are all handmade by the same wood maker. some of them when they came here, we had them stored nicely in boxes. these ones were very unsore moanusly just stuffed into these envelopes. so he started wearing wigs right about the time when he first moved to new york. he suffered from male pattern baldness and he was very self conscious about it. so these are really great insight into just how self conscious andy warhol actually was. i think a lot of people have a vision of him being really cool and aloof and he was definitely cool and aloof but it came with a lot of work. would he talk about getting up in the morning and like putting himself together. he would put on his

andy murray justified number one.that status later, cruising into a 4—2 lead but then, david goffin hit rare heights of brilliance. this was a true exhibition and he reeled off four games in a row. andy murray had no answer but he would put this down to experience, especially if it means lifting the australian open trophy at the end of january. goffin will play rafael nadal in the final. he won his first match since returning from injury yesterday and carried on that form in the first set against milos raonic. but raonic, a finallist at wimbledon this year, fought back in the second and set up a decider. nadal won that though, and is through to the final as he tries to put an injury—ravaged few months behind him. bayern munich assistant manager paul clement is the leading candidate to become swansea city's new manager. the former derby county manager was interviewed for thejob in october, before bob bradley replaced coach francesco guidolin. ryan giggs and chris coleman have both been ruled out but former birmingham c

andy? >> we are checking out the scene of a crash. southbound 43, 13th street. add a little extra time to commute. we will keep drive times checked out here too. 94 east bound here... melinda: a victory this morning for the opponents of the dakota access pipeline. the army corps of engineers denied a permit for the pipeline house speaker paul ryan is slamming that move. on twitter, he called the decision quote, big government decision making at its worst. the army corps announced yesterday that it will not allow the three billion dollar pipeline to be built under a lake in north dakota. the standing rock sioux tribe has been trying to stop the pipeline construction for months. they say it could contaminate their water and destroy some ancient native american sites. the developers are being told to find alternate routes. andy: crews are still tryio nightclub fire in oakland, california. tim has more on the details of the search. tim. tim: so far 33 people have been confirmed dead and investi

i feel more still like andy murray.more normal to me but it's obviously, you know, a big honour and happy with that.

i feel ennis hill and andy murray. ifeel more ennis hill and andy murray. i feel more still like andy murray. feels obviously more normal to me but it's obviously, you know, a big honour and happy with that, nice way to finish or start the new year. at least 28 people are killed in two bomb explosions at a busy market in baghdad. the so—called islamic state group say two of its militants were responsible. 40% of councils in england have no procedures in place to prosecute people who misuse disabled parking permits. coming up in half an hour click‘s first ever studio audience live programme. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. celebrations have begun around the world to welcome in 2017. this is the scene live in tokyo injapan as thousands of revellers bring in the new year. you saw balloons being released a few seconds ago. this is the biggest holiday in japan. many few seconds ago. this is the biggest holiday injapan. many people will go holiday injapan. many people will 9° pray holiday injapan. many people will go pray for good luck and good fortune in

andy: and i'm andy choi. ben has the morning off. it's 6:30 on this friday, december 2nd. let's start with the forecast. here's meteorologist jeremy nelson in for sally. >> good morning. rain and snow showers drifted ac all that is left is a handful of the flurries. cloudy skies in milwaukee. right now 36 degrees. the pavement here it is likely staying damp and not icing up. we don't expect the temperatures to drop below 32 degrees. a cool breeze at 9 miles per hour. 35 early at the bus stop. peeks of sunshine in the afternoon with upper 30s. that is the forecast. i talk about the sunday snow now upstairs to matt. >> we are over i-94. on the right side, just a bit of brake tapping as the folks decide 41 northbound ramp. otherwise we are looking good. eastbound ten minutes from moreland road back to you. >> >> we want to have this done right the first time, the only time. we have to take this serious. melinda: observers from the green party, the hillary clinton campaign, and staffers from president elect donald trump are all keeping an eye on wisconsin's historical presiden

the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray.inder of what's been going on in 2016. what's going on in the premier league, liverpool are still beating manchester city 1—0 at anfield. goodbye. i've been waiting a while, and. the most boring international football team i've ever watched. if i was in america right now and the police pulled me over, i'm staying stiff. at 20 minutes to five we can now say the decision taken in 1975 by this country tojoin the decision taken in 1975 by this country to join the common market has been reversed. this will be a victory for real people, a victory for ordinary people. a victory for decent people. what's the first thing that came to your mind? when you've seen everybody voting out? when you found out we voted out?|j thought, now i'm going to have to pay for a visa to visit spain! a lot of people didn't vote because they thought, we aren't going to leave europe. i stayed at home and didn't vote. a ka stephan. he thought it was in the bag. he thought, england isn't that dumb! a lot of people dec

andy swiss, bbc news., including ken dodd and patricia routledge, have also been included in the new year's honours list. they're among more than 1,000 people to have been recognised, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. # happiness...# he's been one of britain's favourite entertainers for more than half a century, now ken dodd has received a knighthood. the best day ever, you can't get better than this. i've played lots of big theatres, i've worked abroad, but this is it. this is the day. yes, i'm very, very proud. bucket residence! the lady of the house speaking. patricia routledge has been made a dame. # yeah, you really got me going # you got me so i don't know what i'm doing...# kinks frontman, ray davies, said he felt "humility and joy" to become sir ray. lady anne. a knighthood too for award—winning actor, mark rylance. bond actress naomi harris was made mbe. figures from fashion and design have also been recognised. american vogue editor, anna wintour, said she was touched to be

andy? >> tim, thank you. the family of a man shot and killed by the wauwatosa police is requesting a federal investigation into the case, after learning that the officer is not going to be charged. hilly mintz is live with the latest. hillary? reporter: and we are outside of the milwaukee district building, this is where the da decided not to charge the officer. anderson was shot six times. anderson's family maintains that the officer acted unlawfully and the department investigation. now video from the dash cam was released yesterday. in it, it shows anderson seated in the vehicle with the hands raised. a report is saying that the officer fired after anderson appeared to reach for a gun on the passenger seat. the officer is returning to the force now that he's cleared in the shooting. anderson's family upset about that and they are planning to request a federal investigation we are live "wisn 12 news this morning." >> hillary, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 5:03. today marks a week until the federal dea

andy swiss has the details.ort, for five of its greatest stars — the greatest honours. first, a knighthood for the man who spent 2016 scaling dizzying new heights. commentator: wimbledon champion again — a supreme performance! after winning a second wimbledon, a second olympics and the world number one spot, it's now sir andy murray. a fitting finish to a remarkable season. i feel more still like andy murray. it feels obviously more normal to me. but it's obviously a big honour. i'm happy with that, it's a nice way to finish, or start, the new year. there's also a new title for mo fa rah‘s collection. commentator: gold for great britain again! the double—double. he described his knighthood as a dream come true. having come to britain as an eight—year—old from somalia, he added, he could never have imagined it. another athletic star, meanwhile, becomes a dame. london 2012 heptathlon champion jessica ennis—hill, who retired this year. there was also a damehood for rower katherine grainger. after five medals at fiv

they call him automatic andy. just inside. >> gus: andy phillips is 4 for e whittingham. what a drive spearheaded by joe williams. sensational effort from williams. phillips has been terrific and utah with a two-point lead. >> joel: a lot of time. >> gus: indiana with one timeout remaining. lagow with the big arm. they were able to use two timeouts. hold on to one of them. 1:24 is an eternity in college football. ricky jones and aponte williams are the deep men. richard lagow. and this ball picked up at the 11. williams, and williams with a good return, gets it to the 30. timeout remaining for richard lagow and indiana. down by 2. 1:16 to play. strategywise, what do you do here if you are the indiana offense? >> joel: the important thing to know if you are richard lagow is the entire field is at your disposal until you don't have a timeout left. you can throw it deep over the middle. you can use the exterior outside the numbers. use what utah gives you. >> gus: 1st & 10 at the 30-yard line. lagow. and he's sacked. third of the game. wow. >> joel: they were rushing and pla

andy murray came third.winning their matches today. man united drawing at home. a full update at 5:10pm. let's more now on the new year ‘s honours list. ken dodd said he felt highly tickled by the owner of receiving a knighthood. i'm very proud. i'd like to thank all the people who pushed it for me because they are the ones who made it. thank you very much. do you think a lot of people would say it's long overdue? 0h, think a lot of people would say it's long overdue? oh, no. my library books are! no. a bit surprised and it's a wonderful feeling. how did you receive the news?|j it's a wonderful feeling. how did you receive the news? i have to share this award with all the people, all show business people, and particularly variety people, because they give so much of their time and their talent to good causes. so i shall be delighted to help them. and how does it feel to receive the award, notjust for the entertainment work but also the charity work you do? as i say, show business people are very generous. ve

but the night belonged to andy murray. twice as many as anyone else, britain's history maker has done it again. andy swiss, bbc news, birmingham. that is impressive. congratulations to him and congratulations to everybody. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @ kasia madera time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello. i'm tolsen tollet, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: manchester city stage a fight—back to beat arsenal at the etihad. a blaster from costa sends bayern back to the top of the bundesliga. and parrott has all the moves, as he wins the big air on copper mountain. i wish i had moves like that. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the english premier league, where manchester city came from behind to beat arsenal 2—1 on sunday. that win means they leapfrog their opponents and liverpool to go second, seven points behind leaders chelsea. but there was some controversy surrounding their winner

andy: good morning and welcome back. his 5:28. we're going to begin by checking in with meteorologist sally severson in the weather center. good morning, sally. we have a lot to do this weekend if you're going to the service, maybe football at lambeau field. we don't want the snow to get in the way so we have to be careful. sally: we have a little bit of sun and i am glad it will come in and little bit at a time. snow totals maybe two to four west of medicine. it is north into columbia county as well. flying over western jefferson county is actually still is operating in the atmosphere. as far as the snow is concerned winter weather advisory's will go into effect this morning. 7:00 this morning for our inland one to two inch snowfall lakeside which will be well inland. 30 at bayview and 32 ethicon ahead. you can see almost everyone, right around 30 degrees. this morning the winter weather advisory kicks in. we look at a light fix right along the lake and the snow flies through much of the day-to-day. this is video from overnight a

andy: and i'm andy choi. ben has the morning off. it's 5:30 on this monday, december 4th. if you parked outside, you'll probably have to brush your car off this morning before leaving for work and school. several inches of snow fell in parts of southeast wisconsin. the snow wrapped up overnight. let's start your day with a check of the weather watch 12 forecast. in the weather center. sally: i thought that the snow was pretty and pretty drive in this morning. temperatures are not bad. often after a winter storm, we get much, much colder air, but that is not the case. 34 at the airport. skies mostly cloudy. in fact, a little bit of low clouds and patchy fog early this morning.

andy murray one a spoty.imagine. it has yet to sink in. it hasn't sunk in at all. the whole thing has been just hasn't sunk in at all. the whole thing has beenjust a circus but the most incredible experience ever. we saw you win, we saw you in the glitter ball. what happened next? how was the party? do you know what? it was wonderful. it was wonderful to see everybody again together because i haven't seen the cast and so because i haven't seen the cast and so long so it was nice to get eve ryo ne so long so it was nice to get everyone back together and just have the fun that we have been having for the fun that we have been having for the last four mumps. just in one night. the night have any better for you? i don't think it could have done. everything went... well, craig gave us done. everything went... well, craig gave us a done. everything went... well, craig gave us a nine in the american smooth. so craig, you ruined... no, you didn't ruin anything. it was perfect. what will you do now? how will i use fix

andy swiss, bbc news.urs also feature some prominent names in the world of entertainment and the arts. the veteran comic ken dodd, who's still performing at 89, is knighted for services to entertainment and comedy. also knighted are ray davies of the kinks, the actor mark rylance and the opera star bryn terfel. our correspondent lizo mzimba has been studying the list. # happiness...# he's been one of britain's favourite entertainers for more than half a century, now ken dodd has received a knighthood. the best day ever, you can't get better than this. i've played lots of big theatres, i've worked abroad, but this is it. this is the day. yes, i'm very, very proud. the lady of the house speaking. patricia routledge has been made a dame. # yeah, you really got me going # you got me so i don't know what i'm doing...# kinks frontman, ray davies, said he felt "humility and joy" to become sir ray. lady anne. a knighthood too for award—winning actor, mark rylance. bond actress naomi harris was made mbe. figures fr

we are going to turn to the guardian and andy murray. good old andy. topping off a fabulous year.nailed on winner a lwa ys year. outstanding. nailed on winner always going to win. not for his victory this time. his tremendous success this year is a bit of a surprise because he's been around for a long time and in a sense you felt that they few years ago his time had been, he hadn't quite done it, he had performed well. brilliant but he was in the area of nadal and djokovic and federer and he was seen as slightly below their level. in any other era he would have been the best. and the second half of this year, he's been magnificent, his performance at wimbledon was fantastic and ending the year as number one, dethroning djokovic was by bilic. third time in a row that he's won this award and rightly so. people like andy murray! they didn't. he has given of himself in a way that he didn't, he used to beat kevin the teenager but now he has developed and grown up and fatherhood has softened him. everyone really likes him. i think he's a genuinely nice bloke, he comes across that way an

i feel more still like andy murray. feels obviously more normal to me but it's obviously, you know, a big honour and happy with that. nice way to finish, or start, the new year. also in the next hour, why you'll have to wait a little bit longer to welcome in the new year tonight. an extra second will be added to the world's clocks to stay in sync with the earth's rotation. good evening and welcome to bbc news. celebrations around the world are continuing to welcome in 2017. this is the scene live in dubai, the latest major city to tick past midnight. hundreds of thousands of people are watching the display at the burj khalifa, the world's tallest building, measuring 828 metres high. these pictures show events in sydney earlier. we've been talking about the security and put in place in many of the cities around the world tonight and here in dubai, private security guards are in attendance on the streets and there are metal barriers blocking the pavements around the building clear so that emergency vehicles could reach th

with a knighthood for andy murrayli feel with a knighthood for andy murray.” feel more still like andyray. it feels obviously more normal to me. but obviously it is a big honour, i'm happy with that. it's a nice way to finish or start the new year. and why you'll have to wait a second longer to welcome in the new year. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. celebrations have begun around the world to welcome in 2017. this was the scene in sydney earlier, where officials say it was the city's biggest ever fireworks display. about 1.5 million people have been celebrating by the opera house. and in hong kong a few hours ago, a similarly elaborate display as the sky along the waterfront lit up with thousands of fireworks. earlier, the city had seen pro—democracy rallies against the government, but revellers came together to celebrate. aside from the celebrations, security has been stepped up in major cities as the world marks the start of the new year. concrete barriers are blocking off central squares in paris, madrid and new york in a bid to prevent terror attacks. i think we have some p

andy: he is a good friend, he represented the district well for five terms.dvice to me was to be myself, represent the constituent interests, and remember where i am coming from. i have lived there for 30 years, ima arizona native -- i am an arizona native. i think i know the district. matt is right there, still, if i need help he will respond. >> what is your background? andy: i am an attorney. i am retired. served the last 14 years in the arizona state legislature. the last six in the state senate. i was majority leader for two years. for the last four years i have been a state senate president. i guess that is the immediate background. >> what about that experience do you think will help you in this job out here in washington? andy: for one thing i am familiar with the legislative process. we just went to a meeting on rules. the rules are somewhat different, but the process remains the same. i think that is helpful. beingher thing is, essentially the author of the arizona budget for the last years one thing i know is how to , work with people from divergen

andy swiss, bbc news.ness including ken dodd and patricia routledge, have also been included in the honours list. they're among more than a thousand people to have been recognised, as our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, reports. # happiness... # he's been one of britain's favourite entertainers for more than half a century. now ken dodd has received a knighthood. the best day ever, you can't get better than this. i've played lots of big theatres, i've worked abroad, but this is it. this is the day, yes. i'm very, very proud. the "bouquet" residence! actress patricia routledge, she's been made a dame. # yeah, you really got me going # you got me so i don't know what i'm doing... # kinks frontman ray davies said he felt "humility and joy" to become sir ray. lady anne. a knighthood too for award—winning actor mark rylance. figures from fashion and design have also been recognised. american vogue editor anna wintour said she was touched to be made a dame. designer victoria beckham becomes an obe. the

andy murray. —— just to fund. yet another strike for theresa may.ning over the last few days is elves, sleighs and reindeer. everything is stopping. trains are stopping. flying as well. and now they will be a mail stoppage. a threat of a strike to prevent presence “— threat of a strike to prevent presence —— presents being delivered. i am a massive satsuma fan. the front of the sun. picking up fan. the front of the sun. picking up the traffic story. this is a story suggesting... this is something already happening in london, the council has powers to police bus lanes and all those things. it is saying these powers are going to go from the police outside london to the local authorities. and of course, as you say, that will be more rigourously enforced. the police don't really like to do traffic enforcement any more. so many people will be hit by them now. anyone in london would say they are pretty good at spotting any minor offence and you will get a fine ina minor offence and you will get a fine in a number of days. with all those cameras. this will