from lambeau field, brandon cruz, fox6 sports." tim and brandon hangin' in titletown for tonight's sports blitz at 10:35. we'll break down the game; we'll have all the local sports stories of the week. sports. the packers win made it a perfect weekend for josh mccall. josh is a terminally ill patient who was surprised by packers legends santana dotson and gilbert brown at the milwaukee airport. the packers fan living in seattle got to attend the game and spend time on the sidelines watching his heroes. josh's goal was to be able to make this game..perhaps, the courageous young mvp inspired the pack... detroit stays 2 games ahead of the 7a narrow win over the 3 and 10 bears. matthew stafford scores the go ahead touchdown 9 up 4 down lions-win, 20-17; they have to play on the road against the giants and cowboys. the vikings improved to 7 up 6 down with their first road win since september. kyle rudolph from sam bradford. minnesota beats jacksonville, 25-16. san diego's melvin gorodn left today's loss to carolina with a hip injury; 3

brandon cruz is live in indy with a preview of the big game. brandon adlibs about badgers. "the ability to stay focused each week, and i think i can only answer that after a long stretch where you've had some highs and lows and all that they've been consistent, they've been who they are and they've enjoyed that is one thing that they've continued to do which i think is hard and can be an area of improvement." here on fox6! live coverage from indianapolis starts tomorrow at 6. from the badgers to the packers-- quarterback aaron rodgers appearing on the team's injury report today. so what does that mean for this weekend? pip has the answer in tonight's blitz. but first-- he's accused of taking pictures up his classmates' skirts. a milwaukee teen learns his "upskirting" has been ordered to pay a 5- thousand dollar fine. prosecutors say austin halbrooks secretly took pictures up classmates' skirts at university school in milwaukee. today he plead guilty to one felony count of invasion of privacy. his attorney argued he's already suffered considerably as a result of his actions.

>> this is the best day ever for me. >> brandon feels like any other kid. >> great story.ove when his dad says the worst thing is to watch your offspring suffer. which is true. >> right. >> but the best thing on the flip side is to see your offspring smile and see the dreams of your children come true. he saw it in his son there. all because of steph curry. hats offer to steph and the warriors organization. very cool. >> brandon will take that with him for a long, long time. >>> let's talk about weather. rosemary orozco watching the rain for us and looking at the dry periods in between. >> we have soggy weather ahead. we do have breaks. i will see if i can detail those for you so you can get out and about if you need to do that for your weekend. giving you a view at mainly dry conditions. cloudy conditions over the east bay. we had the rain move through and late this morning, early afternoon now, we are seeing our area dry out. giving you a view from up above. the winds coming in from the south. a light wind out there. if you look close enough, you can even see a few break

his entire life he has struggled. >> such was the backdrop for brandon's childhood the kelman family persevered in time the kid that was not expected to walk or talk did both and so much more. >> to watch him keep developing with the never say never attitude it is inspiring. people are amazed at where he is, from where he should be and where he is now. >> sports were not a part of brandon's life as a small child. that is until his younger brother jack showed him a video on the internet. >> when curry made these unbelievable half-court shots i found video and i showed branded at -- and he looked at it and i could see his eyes glow the second he saw the video and ever since then he has tracked every single basketball game that stuff to replace. he knows every single players on the warrior's. >> cognitively we didn't even think he was able to understand and comprehend. i was blown away. >> curry became a healthy obsession and then some could be -- something even more amazing happened. the obsession gave way to emulation. >> he said i want to learn how to shoot baskets. this is a guy i c

the mission or brandon and carolyn. commissioner brandon, you been the beacon that is really guided the port for all the improvements and transformation of the southern waterfront the open spaces and the jobs. just the way the community and the port commission of and able to work together over the years having been there to watch you and to be guided by you just want to express my appreciation for all that you put into your job here over the years and carolyn, i don't think i can exceed anything that's been described for all your contributions. all i can say is that in her retirement really glad you're staying on the waterfront plan working group. and you will keep teaching us. so thank you very much. >> commissioners, and port sap, i hope you will indulge me. i've written a little ode to carolyn. cheers to carolyn as she gets ready to retire. it's been 43 years and maritime industry since he was first hired. who would've known that boats in the water would capture her heart. was a job of secretary and dispatcher where

brandon cruz-from indianapolis. "all season long the badgers defense has been called upon to win games. they've been fairly successful making it all the way to the big ten championship game and that's another place where they will most likely have their names called as they have to face a very good quarterback in trace and it starts with the quarterback position, hes a dual threat guy, he can hurt you both with his deep arm and legs, hes a shifty type of player only 205 pounds but hes very elusive.' 'he does a lot of things really well, and thats going to be hard to stop, he can pass the ball really well and he can run as well and at the same time they have great weapons around him which always helps as a quarterback.' "and the badgers seem to be ready as they lead everybody in interceptions. something they hope to repeat again on saturday night here at lucas oi fox six sports. cruz's reports continue tomorrow as the 6th ranked badgers meet number 7 penn state-saturday on fox--with the big ten championship at stake!

brandon cruz reports from indianapolis. "indianapolis is the place to be if you are a penn state fan or a wisconsin fan because both teams will be meeting at lucas oil stadium for the big ten championship game on saturday. tehy will be competing for the trophy replica of the amos alonzo stag championship trophy on friday both coaches had the real trophy in front of them as they exchanged pleasantries. also players on the badgers who got injured and been out for the entire season are still playing a big roll with the current badgers ready to do battle on saturday."" "they've had a really significant role. and just because they stopped, they weren't able to play doesn't mean they stop being teammates teams been fun and i think in large part because of that attitude. you know the guys just want to do all that they can to help in whatever way they can help " "the badgers do coem into the game as favorites. not by a big margin by any means only 2.5 points at this time. but if they go on to win they will be in the conversation un

brandon where to you stand. republicans with mitt romney say we like where he stands or how dare he criticize done romney. >> mitt romney. great man, great guy ran for office nominee a couple years ago. i think for mroykz in appointment is one to work well with trumen and one he can trust. i share concerns for other people whose voiced kens about appointing someone not just never trumper but pretty far antagonistic against going against trump and again confident working with mitt romney you'll see him appoint him. >> let me mention the other names in the growing list we seen for secretary of state. also now of course united nations ambassador boltman and exxon mobile ceo rex ill iterson and senator from west virginia joe mansion and retired navy admiral james sbritis. >> greek. >> and do you think. there's a whole lot of names all of a sudden thrown into the hat we have not heard before. what does it tell you about this particular position or choosing someone for this position. >> as know this is the most import

>> brandon is live at that cemetery. they say he used a stun gun on the victim? >> yes, george and shannon and he said he was stunned four times before having his valuables taken. >> he was upset. >> and i didn't expect to come here and this is what happened to me. >> just a few days ago he was robbed by two men with a stun gun while finding his parents at the cemetery. >> now he says o he's out of $170 and his car. >> i was yelling and scream and then a guy came over and says if you yell one more time i'm going to bust your mouth and hit you in the face. i hope i get the car back. >> milwaukee police say this is the second armed robbery at the cemetery in the last few weeks. in both incidents victims had their car stolen. patrick and his family heard they came together to the cemetery as a family. >> i don't know what's going on with people but they're crazy out here. you've got to protect yourself. >> he's at least looking ford to the cemetery providing security for families providing security while visiting loved ones. >> he would like to see more of a police

corner back brandon jackson died in a car accident in september. navy knows what it's like losing a teammate. two years ago slotback will mccainy collapsed in practice and died. >> i don't know if there are words you can say. you're just there to help support people. my vocabulary isn't broad enough or expanse enough to your family members and your brothers that you love. >> what you'll see is just two teams playing for someone other than than themselves. that's i think our culture just from the service academies in general. we play for the person to our left and right. >> it speaks volumes of our brotherhood. it's a game. we understand it's a game of football. but it's brought us together in a way that we have a brotherhood and i know army, they feel it it. >> each day is not promised. you want to go out and play your hardest, you know. it might be your last time on the field. you never know that. we want to honor brandon jackson with our play and how we fight and prepare each week. >> he loved to be around the guys. he loved being a part of our t

his entire life he struggled. >> such was the back drop for brandon's childhood.ered. in time, the kid who was not expected to walk or talk did both. and so much more. >> to watch him keep developing with the never say never attitude, it has inspired the heck out of myself, my kids, my neighborhood. people are amazed at where he has come from where he should be and where he is now. >> sports were not a part of brandon's life as a small child. didn't play them. didn't watch them. that is until his younger brother jack showed him a video from the internet. >> curry, when he started making these unbelievable half court shots. >> curry pushes it the other way and got it. >> i found a video and i showed brandon. and he looked at it and his eyes glowed up the second he saw the video. ever since then he has tracked every basketball game of curry. he knows all of the players on the warriors. cognitively we didn't think he was able to comprehend and understand. i was blown away. >> curry became a healthy obsession you might say. and then something even more amazing happene

. >> reporter: it has been a mystery why offensive lineman brandon brooks has missed the last two games, he woke up two days and was feeling sick, he revealed he's suffering from anxiety. >> it's not nervousness or fear of the game, what it is is, i'm actually kind of like an obsession with the game. and it's an unhealthy obsession right now and, you know, i'm working with team doctors and things to get everything straightened out and get the help that i needed. >> reporter: brandon says he has always had anxiety, he wants to be perfect and when it's not, he gets anxiety. he was led to believe it was because of ulcers, but it is much more. he is very open sharing this, and is not embarrassed. >> you know, i got to kind of taper it down and kind of chill and turn my brain off. and then, you know, go talk to somebody. figure out why i'm constantly searching to be perfect and if i'm not perfect, you know, i don't feel like i've done my job or it was enough. >> brandon says he has already started medication and if he stays on it it will not derail his football career. >> thanks, john, for h

the mission or brandon and carolyn.ommissioner brandon, you been the beacon that is really guided the port for all the improvements and transformation of the southern waterfront the open spaces and the jobs. just the way the community and the port commission of and able to work together over the years having been there to watch you and to be guided by you just want to express my appreciation for all that you put into your job here over the years and carolyn, i don't think i can exceed anything that's been described for all your contributions. all i can say is that in her retirement really glad you're staying on the waterfront plan working group. and you will keep teaching us. so thank you very much. >> commissioners, and port sap, i hope you will indulge me. i've written a little ode to carolyn. cheers to carolyn as she gets ready to retire. it's been 43 years and maritime industry since he was first hired. who would've known that boats in the water would capture her heart. was a job of secretary and dispatcher where sh

>> brandon lloyd agner. no complimentary mug or nothing? >> no complimentary mug. for them to do a report and then i guess i'll get dressed out. i'm not sure what's going on. >> before agner is discharged, the jail runs his name through a statewide database to see if he has any outstanding charges elsewhere. >> left hand. this finger scan is to make sure he doesn't have any warrants in any other counties. we don't always know what they have. we do this before we let them go. if they do have a hold or warrant in another county, we'll send a message out to that other county and they'll tell us to place a hold on them if they want to come pick them up. and in columbia county, it is showing up. >> officer jefferson discovers that agner has been indicted in another county on receiving stolen property and obstruction of a law enforcement officer. >> tank top. we discharge him out of the system, give him his property back. once he gets to columbia county, they'll do the same thing here, dress him up, give him a jumpsuit and take his personal property. >> it's all right. a

. >> reporter: brandon was a beautiful, healthy baby boy for about six weeks.>> he started having quirky movements, reflexes that didn't seem right. we were told it wasn't a big deal. within a week, they escalated to where it was clear there was something going on.>> reporter: infantile spasms, the most catastrophic seizures a child can house. >> the worst thing for any parent is to watch your offspring suffer and know that you can't do anything about it. >> the only solution at the time seemed to be basically removing half of his brain. >> they can't perform surgery on a four-month-old because it's not going to go well so they gave him this medicine to slow the seizures down. that's all it was supposed to do. i have these doctors that to this day are scratching their head whenever we go back because not only did it slow them down, it stopped them. >> we got extremely lucky because of the malformation he developed cognitive delays so his entire life he struggled. >> reporter: such was the backdrop for brandon's childhood that the family persevered. in time, the kid who is not expected to

nbc 10's brandon is live from bartonsville. brandon. >> reporter: jacquelin and jim, the workers are over in this parking lot not too far from where we're standing. you can see the flashing lights. they're plowing that low and cold parking lot. you can see trucks in this restaurant parking lot right where we're standing. this is just the look of what we're looking at right now. you can see some of the snow on the ground. i would say we probably got about an inch or less in this area. as you go further north right off the 61 is, you may see two to three inches. a lot of people we talk to say this is a chance for them to get out and put in the extra work. >> it's the beginning to what adam brown expects to be a long night. we caught up with brown and his co-worker outside the giant in bartonsville on the first significant snowfall of the season. >> the snow removal. nothing crazy yet, but it's going to be all night. >> snow is good business for you guys. >> oh, yes. everything is good business for us. >> brown works with northeas

see the packers and bears right here on fox 6 followed by complete post game coverage as tim and brandon cruz will be live from soldier field. then they'll wrap it all up on the fox 6 sports blitz sunday night at time to find out who's turning six.... we're wishing marshong in milwaukee a happy sixth birthday!

nbc10's brandon hudson joins us live at our top suggestion for family fun. i see it there behind him. the blue cross river rink on penn's landing. brandon. >> reporter: keith, we're standing in probably one of the best spots to view both of these free fireworks shows. i'm willing to bet people will be standing here tomorrow night. then they will go down to the river rink below. in addition to finding out some of the best spots for families on tomorrow night, we found out which streets to avoid for the mummers parade on new year's day. ♪ before crowds of thousands see them sunday, our nbc10 camera got a sneak peek at the annual mummers parade. the event will sut down sections of center city beginning at 3:00 in the morning. it starts with closing parks of market street, 15th street, and jfk boulevard. then at 7:00 a.m., broad street from south penn square and washington avenue. a parking ban on market, 15th, and part of ram stead street will begin at 4:00 a.m. while families look forward to the new year's day parade, we found several family-friendly events fo

brandon cruz joins us from indianapolis with more. "lucas oil stadium is a familiar place to some of the badgers. unfortunately, their

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the curious case of brandon brooks. two of the lea last three games with an illness and today he revealed it was because of anxiety. he's had this idea before in his career they thought it might be just a stomach ulcer today he opened up for the first time about the condition. >> it's an obsession. i can emphasize that enough. it's not, you know, nervousness or fear. i love the organization. the organization has been great. they're supporting me with this. the head coach, my conditioning coach, howie, everybody supporting me. and you know i'll make it through. i'll be okay. >> how war eskin, gary cobb, dave spadaro and myself will break down the eagles chance of getting win on "game day live" sunday at 10:00 a.m. then after the ravens game we'll have a special fox 29 post game report with life reaction. little college football st. joe's taking on princeton right here. newkirk nails the three to put st. joe's up by 10 right now they're in the second half and the tigers have the lead by seven. st. joe's has the lead by se

brandon brooks reveals anxiety is the reason he missed two of the past three games. causes him to have severe stomach illness and was so bad he needed i. v. fluids. brook says it's not fear or nervousness causing the problem but instead his devotion to football. >> i have, like, an obsession with the game and it's an unhealthy obsession right now. >> brooks also said he's not ashamed of his condition and is now working with team doctors. and we'll be right back with sports. walked around the shelter, no intention of adopting. he was the very last kennel in the very last row. emaciated. he was skin and bones. usually what you see in neglected dogs. it was one of those complete, meant-to-be moments... i totally fell in love with him. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped the aspca save nearly thirty thousand animals so far. get a new subaru, and we'll donate another two hundred and fifty dollars to help those in need. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you expe

in center city, i'm brandon hudson, nbc10 news. >>> strutting the runway and giving back.ning of style and grace brought out the stars tonight in center city. hundreds were on hand for the fashion show fund raiser at the university of arts. it's put on by famed local songwriter kenny gamble and his wife. nbc10 is one of the sponsors of the event. all the money raised goes to three education and community development programs. >>> three, two, one. merry christmas. >> christmas in camden. dozens of residents turned out for the annual tree lighting ceremony there. the 32 foot tree was directed by camden's department of public works. let's take a live look at the blue cross river rink at penn's landing where the christmas tree will be aglow coming this time tomorrow night. if you can't get to the rink for tomorrow's tree lighting, you can watch it live right here on nbc10. look who is going to be there. tracy, vie, bill, jessica. they're all going to be broadcasting live. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. and sheena could be dry finally for the festivities there tomorrow night as well

the mission or brandon and carolyn. commissioner brandon, you been the beacon that is really guided the port for all the improvements and transformation of the southern waterfront the open spaces and the jobs. just the way the community and the port commission of and able to work together over the years having been there to watch you and to be guided by you just want to express my appreciation for all that you put into your job here over the years and carolyn, i don't think i can exceed anything that's been described for all your contributions. all i can say is that in her retirement really glad you're staying on the waterfront plan working group. and you will keep teaching us. so thank you very much. >> commissioners, and port sap, i hope you will indulge me. i've written a little ode to carolyn. cheers to carolyn as she gets ready to retire. it's been 43 years and maritime industry since he was first hired. who would've known that boats in the water would capture her heart. was a job of secretary and dispatcher where

. >> reporter: brandon wittenauer who also went by "chase" or the name necks yu gwo lo. he was 32 years old, he lived in hayward. >> reporter:he worked with computers in i.t. by day but his passion was music. he was in the band >> reporter:symbiotix fungi. >> reporter:his friends and family say he was a talented musicisian who had a lot of stage presence. >>- facebook video him playing in band >> reporter:brandon's facebook was flooded with friends thanking him for all the love and support he gave them. >>- grandma to brandon - dorothy wittenauer - santa maria ca >> " he was a very gracious young man, very talented, he made friends easily" >> reporter:dorothy wittenauer is brandon's grandmashe says her grandson was very passionate about music and was always willing to lend a helping hand. >> reporter:his dad, turned his facebook into a memorial ... he thanked his son for allowing him to be his father and a great and talented young man. >> >> reporter:stay with us at around 8:30pm for another memorial for alex vegah. >> steve: thanks >> steve:under mounting criticism... o

the teen's mom spoke to nbc10's brandon hudson at tonight's vigil. he's joining us live at philadelphia police headquarters with the latest on this shooting. >> reporter: jim, we came here to headquarters to get the latest on this homicide. so far police have no arrests at this time. the 14-year-old's mother says she knows who killed her son and is urging them to turn themselves in. >> he was very tight with me. >> reporter: days after ian was shot and killed, the pain is still raw for his mother, kelly. surrounded by family and friends, kelly spoke to nbc10 before a vigil for her son in mayfair. a tragic loss weeks before christmas. kelly says her 14-year-old son was a popular student at northeast high school. >> he smiled a lot. very well liked, played a lot of football and sports. loved rap music. >> reporter: philadelphia police say on monday night, someone shot and killed ian while trying to rob him. it happened on brous avenue. >> your child doesn't have to be into anything to get shot and killed anymore. it's just happening. >> reporter: trish

. >> brandon? >>> an american pioneer, former in new seeland sooe -- aldrin is in new zealand after suffering health issues. had fluid in his lungs and responding well to antibiotics. stayed in the hospital overnight for observation, but is doing better. >> how scary. >>> niagara falls is looking a a $4 million led lighting system which projects from ontario to new york into the falls. they are environmentally friendly, brighter and use half the power. see the power of led. >> right? beautiful sight up there. need to get up there and see that. those are cool lights. traffic lights, not so much. we don't like those. jen wahl is out there with your good morning, jen. >> the red of the bright lights, matching the stop and go. we'll talk about that. on the traffic, stop and go, yellow around the durango curve. 67th is in the yellow. everywhere else in the valley is pretty green. and live outside, definitely not the case here. on the 202 westbound between a crash reported around 5:00 a.m. and if i seem

brandon rook reports from the scene. witnesses say they heard screams of shock and once they ran outside they say it was a sad scene." i heard the screaming, i went out."and that's when ilyas kazi saw the aftermath of a bad crh racine garbage truck."very sad to see that."kazi says he scene looked like bumper cars with the solid waste worker stuck between the truck and the car."he was in pain, he was screaming and a lot of people went outside to try to help him."racine police say the injured person had to be flown to froedert hospital. kazi doesn't see how this happened he says the driver of the mustang couldn't of been paying attention."the guy who was driving the car, he's got "i hope he will get better and we pray do he can get better." racine police are investigating the cause of the crash and they urge any witnesses who have information to contact them.in racine i'm brandon room with today's tmj 4. we have information on how you can contact the racine police department on our website, tmj 4 dot com. new at five... wa

brandon cruz returns for a big ten title game preview from [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. one of the penn state players the badgers defense will be forced to contend championship game is a 19 year old running back who verbally committed to rutgers before changing his mind. brandon cruz rejoins us from indianapolis..cruzer, i'll bet the nittany lions are glad the football player. really talented and can make things happen even when it's you know not necessarily blocked clean or whatever it may be. then i think when you add the fact of what their doing you know with mcsorley and the receivers and wether it's him running the ball or pushing it down the field our defense will be tonight. the 6th ranked badgers meet numbe

brandon knighted -- knight came in. kept a 50-48 lead at the half. knight with the three ball and the hawks made a bit of a run. eric bleoe a nice tip in here, it is 197. tyson working through a little chest injury. bledsoe hits it off glass. the suns win, 109-107 the final. this young man is especially for arizona. he is just a freshman. he can drive the baseline. you're talk about a seven footer. the kid can take it to the hole he has a nice touch, five three's tonight. catch and shoot. look at the range on the seven footer. he can really play. this cats team hitting a nice stride tonight. i love this backdoor alley-oop play. in transition, allen returns the favor to kobe simmons. it is all wild cats. they go to 16-1, the the country. zack greinke, we told you during the world series, we thought the diamondbacks might move jean segura? they did that to seattle. they are willing to discuss to see what kind of deal can be had for a guy they paid $2.6 million over six years. let's see what they might get in return. there. this came down this evening,

the suns got h bench tonight from brandon knight. 23 points. suns shot 45% from the field. knight, a big part of it and so was jarrod dudley. he added 17. down the stretch, eric bledsoe drives and misses and watch the put back right here. they learned to close out the close game it in the end. the difference for the team right now, eric bledsoe off glass and that is the big shot and 13 losses. the young man, 7-footer from finland is some kind of player. watch him drive and what is impressive is the skill set for the freshman. nailed the three ball. he was five of six from three-point land, 19 point, six rebounds, impressive. this 16th ranked team arizona playing well right now. simmons and a backdoor alley-oop play. the final, 85 to 63 tonight. he can do it all at 7 feet. [ female announcer ] the following is a paid presentation for the keranique hair regrowth system, brought to you by keranique, the women's hair-growth experts. there's a problem shared by over 56 million women. it's like this taboo subject that we all want to pretend isn't really there. it's -- it's embarr

sergeant brandon was reportedly judge sergeant brandon reportedly committed suicide. his family al are demanding answers. today the inspector general told us we recognize the importance of this work but i expect it will be published in the spring of 2017. the senator tells us she will continue to monitor the investigation and hold the va accountable. >>> president-elect trump continues to fill positions. sarah palin is now lobbying to governor has been in contact with trump about the job. >>> a look at tonight's other stories. right now in marion a neighborhood is quiet after some tense moments today. lease were called to a home for person -- police were called to a home for person with weapons refusing to come out. police tell us the public was never precaution police requested lockdowns at nearby schools. >>> right now investigators in central city are still trying to figure out what sparked this massive fire. we learned an electrical expert will sift through the ruins to try to find the source. more than one dozen fire agencies responded to the fire. >>> in iowa ci

brandon? >> reporter: steve and shannon, the city and county is asking for help, needing more warming centers for those in need. >> the need for warming centers and shelters is particularly acute this time of year. dropping in which -- and milwaue county has a need for more warming centers. >> people should be aware, these cold temperatures aren't just frustrating, they're something to take very seriously. >> with temperatures like this, you can't have too much. if there's people who have facilities in the nonprofit that understands kind of what a warming center is and are lilg to help us out, please get in contact because we can help you help people stay warm in the winter. >> reporter: the plan is to have more centers open before the week is over. >> we're focusing on just individuals out in the streets, we're talking a couple hundred folks, but in total there's about 1400 that are either sheltered or unsheltered. >> reporter: and they want to get the message out that anyone who is willing t

anyone worth is urged to cudahy police in cudahy i'm brandon rook with today's tmj 4. storm team four -- storm team storm team four -- moth is here.three cheers for flexible flyer sleds--- the big sledding hill along range line road in brown deer--- and the long, awesome winter to come! john malan? high pressure has worked its way into our region bringing the coldest air mass of the season with temperatures expected to get even colder over the next couple of days. by friday, the mercury will have a tough time even meantime, blustery breezes will continue sending wind chills today and tonight into the single digits and teens. a wiggle in the atmosphere could bring more clouds and a few flurries tomorrow with dry, stable air allowing us to see more sunshine than we've had in almost a week on friday. the slightly brighter skies won't last though as the next storm system from the west in time for low pressure toward us, bringing a accumulating saturday into temperatures during the remain below average this time of year. remember -- for all things weather -- go to today's t

live in racine, i'm brandon rook with today's tmj 4. now at noon -- deep freeze. the wind chills barely cracking into positive territory today... and then tonight... it gets really cold. as if we weren't there already.just several weeks ago we were enjoying a mild fall that brough temperatures near brian... things get dangrous cold tonight. with a clear sky, and snow on the ground, temps dropped quickly last night with lows near zero and wind chills to - 15. temps have been rising into the teens this morning ahead of the next cold front that arrives early this afternoon. today will sunshine, temps droppingi nto the single digits, a 30 mph wind, and wind chills around -10. 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 perhaps none are impacted more by the cold than to school. and parents... who drop them off. pete zervakis reports from wauwatosa. you know - the frigid temps - i don't want to take a chance shalissa james and her son - charles - are wai

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