>> reporter: she got the big coat from the one warm coat drive. >> this is my second year coat. >> it connects me with the fact that there are people out there that care for just themselves. >> reporter: bay area mission said they have come to depend on their partnership with the one warm coat program >> reporter: would you be able to buy the number of coats people need? >> no. we rely on the kindness and donations of mom and pop that give $10, $15, $20 a month a warm coat means everything to somebody that they count, someone loves them. often times, it will trigger changes in behavior. maybe life doesn't seem so daunting, just the fact that somebody cared enough to give them a warm coat. >> kindness of the stranger makes a difference >> absolutely. >> reporter: that's what the bay area rescue mission is trying to do. trying to make a difference the kitchen is alwa busy? >> busy. the beds are always full. >> during extreme weather, we open up beyond that for emergency weather and our numbers swell >> reporter: residential programs and culinary training program the goal is to give peop

and we will be collecting coats 200 coats. and they're beautiful coats. they'll be well used. and well received i'm sure by front line. so tomorrow, if they'd like to stop by at our downtown location, bring a coat, if they need a coat, we're offering an incentive of $25 off of a new coat. but we would take any donations and also at our chagrin and lakewood stores too. >> awesome. so it's an easy way to upgrade and make a same time. enjoy winter fest. thank you to you both for being here tonight. i appreciate it. chaz guiger, and jane, thank you so much for being here. >>> it's not just the homeless that need coats this winter, kids throughout northeast ohio need to stay warm too. the annual coats for kids campaign is happening now. and from now through early january, you can donate new or gently used coats of all sizes at a variety of locations, offices, and the garden centers, for more information, go to coatsforkids the queen of soul's gospel version of the national anthem at an nfl game is taking social media by storm today. lions game. take a listen. [ singing ] franklin s

we are helping to collect coats for the salvation army share the warmth coat drive. >> melissa mollet is live in alexandria with how you can help out with the cause. >> >> hi, good afternoon, ladies. the first thing you need to do is dig into the closet and start pulling out the coats. you may not have been thinking about the coats because we have all of this nice warm weather. here we are at the bank as you mentioned. this is what you want to be looking for. we have these bins all over the place at 25 locations. we want to introduce to you right now executive vice tell me why you're involved here. how important is it to you? >> well, as a local community bank, we feel strongly about giving back to the community. we think that the coat drive is a way for to us give back. a way for our customers to get involved and helping people throughout north virginia. we've done it for six years and it's been growing. >> that's great. we have a lot of coats here. and folks justik >> absolutely. i know i haven't done it but i will because we have through november 19th. we have some time. it's been

>> now that it's getting cold local charities don't have the coats they desperately need. >> these coats mean a lot. i cannot tell you the number of times that they come in during the dead of winter and have no coat. >> brother rob roemer at st. ben's, a ministry providing meals six days a week, tells us people he sees almost everyday will stay warm. >> i just went and purchased four cases of gloves this week because they're not coming in yet and we need them soon. >> robert eubanks eats at st. ben's about twice a week. >> it was a person that gave me a code. it wasn't all that, but it kept me warm. he gave it to make off his back when i didn't have none. >> that's why you donate coats now? the people at catholic charities tell me that the coats they need the most are for men and boys, and they usually get plenty of those cute coats for little girls. remember that the donations they need are mostly for men and boys. in milwaukee, i'm adrienne pedersen, wisn 12 news. kathy: it is so important. thanks a lot. it's now feeling like november. temperature drop. mark: and drop and drop and drop

will have a coat.re not going to hold them or anything. once they get the coats, they will be donate the and given to someone who really needs it. there are plenty of locations around the area. gasia was just talking about that. you have plenty of time. until the end of christmas season to drop off a coat. >> i love it. >>> it is flashback friday. today we are taking a look back at a beloved movie that aired this week 23 years ago. mrs. doubtfire starred the late robin williams. it was shot in the bay area, including right here at ktvu. >> yeah. >> reporter: mrs. doubtfire stars robin williams as a shopping clerk at a television station. denied regular visits with his children, he devises an elaborate scheme. >> passing himself off as the housekeeper to see his kids. so he thought of this great character. the potential to be far out. it was amazing. >> reporter: the movie was shot entirely in the bay area. for one week in april, various scenes were filmed in and around the ktvu stations in oakland. >>

coats mean a lot. i can't tell you how many times clients and their children will come in and have no coat. adrienne: brother rob roemer at st. ben's, a ministry providing meals six days a week, tells us the same thing. >> it looks like we have a lot of coats here, but when you look at them they are really thin , coats. adrienne: he's worried about how the people he sees almost everyday will stay warm. >>us four cases of gloves because i know they are not coming in and we need them soon. adrienne: robert eubanks eats at st. ben's about twice a week. >> it was a person that gave me a coat, an older man. it wasn't even all that, but it kept me warm and i told him, i'll never throw this coat away because he gave it to me off of his back when i didn't have one. that's why i donate coats every year now. thema: that was adrienne pederson reporting. leaders at catholic charities they say they usually get plenty of coats for little girls. there is a food drive today during the holiday parade in milwaukee. volu

>> what's cooler than a brand-new winter coat? how about one personally delivered by a local firefighter? and the firefighters think it's pretty cool, too. >> it's almost selfish, i feel as happy as the kids do getting the coat. it makes me feel amazing giving back to the community. >> 188 coats were are delivered to keep kids warm in winter, but maybe provide much more. >> hav way to school every day is essential to them and their learning environment. i think it helps the teachers in the district just as much as it helps the kids. >> operation warmth provides the coats, but the money needed to purchase the coats is all local. >> racine firefighters charity stepped up huge for us and gave us a very, very generous donation, and we got a grant from we energies. >> the secondary goal of operation warm is to support american jobs and the economy. usa. in racine, brian niznansky, today's tmj4. >> if you'd like to donate toward future warm coat delivery to students in racine, we put a link on our web site at tmj4.com. >> we're all goin

we collect about 100 coats. they go to the llewellyn community church. >> you know where your coats are. >> yes. i call them and they come and get them when they backup. >> one warm coat kicks off tomorrow. you can donate your new or gently worn coat in several locations. bay street in emeryville, walnut creek, jack london square or santana row. for more details just had to ktvu.com. >>> that is a wonderful program and coats will be needed over the next few days with colder air pushing back into northern california. right now as you can see the rainfall up to our north. that will be changing by this time tomorrow. some rain up to the cape -- up toward eureka we will notice an increase in the clouds in the short term. some of the rainfall there's a chance of a few sprinkles and light showers up in the north may for tomorrow. just a chance for right now. as far as current numbers we are cooling off. you can see center is down at 42. napa 46. san francisco in the 40s and san jose 48 degrees. already a bit of a chil

but mom cynthia...still needs a pile of coats. "i have four little ones and then one for myself" there are more than six thousand coats...at the salvation armys distribution center on milwaukees northwest side. "these coats have been professionally cleaned, the zippers have been need, no questions asked. "we certainly dont want anyone to go without that is the role of the salvation army to provide for those who are in need" "all of the coats at the warehouse are organized by size. the whole place is organized like a department store, so when you get here youll let them know how many coats you need for your family. then you will be assigned a salvation army volunteer who wil girls ...thats this way" keeping up with growing children on a budget... is a challenge. "they sprout...one minute she was a size 12 now she is into a 2 t so it gets to be struggle" hundreds of families wait their turn...in the same situation... "we have 65!" its a tough time of year "its halloween, thanksgiving, christmas, and then new years and i have birthda

the coats go to the community church. >> you know where the coats go? >> yes. i called them and they come to get them. >> you can donate new or slightly used coats. bay street at emeryville. want to creek on ice. jack london square and santana row. you can get more information on our channel 2 website at ktvu.com. >>> sports are coming up next. the warriors take care of business. one of the stars came up lame on this play. what happened to draymond green. >>> a busy day in college football. cal hosting ucla at 4:00 stanford will kick off at 5:00. they have reisin town. and san jose state is saying hello to fresno state at 12:30 pm. all schools are teeing up at home. warriors hosting the timberwolves tonight. first off last night. how about a long-range there is that's good. kevin durant had 29. how about this for an assist there is there's the dunk. not everything went in for steff curry. here on the breaker, and easy dunk that did not work. that's okay. draymond green turned his ankle in the game. it should be okay as the warriors blast ellie, 109-89. sharks h

a month and collect about ten 100 coats.y go to the community church so you know where your coats go? >> yes, i call them and they come and get them. >>> you can donate new or slightly used coats at several different locations here in the bay area. walnut creek on ice, and you can get more information at our website at ktvu.com. >>> there's a new project happening in sacramento that could be the solution to helping to end the homeless crisis. coming up, how these pods give people a roof over their heads this holiday season. >>> we are continuing to follow this developing story in san mateo where one person was found dead after an early morning house fire. we'll tell you what information we have from the fire department, coming up. >>> this morning a deadly house fire in the south bay. crews remain at the scene now. alex savage is there bringing him in for a live report. >>> good morning, welcome back. mornings on two, it's friday november 25th i'm frank mallicoat. >>> today cold and dry. mainly dry. a few sprinkles in the fo

for winter coats. we need people to come donate warm, winter coats, men's, childrens, anything they have. really warm winter coats. >> we're here collecting those today. and all the rest of the locations across colorado right now. and you know what, it is warm. but it's going to get cold. forecast? i am. and miss kathy sabine at inverness with adele arakawa. hi guys. >> we have the nuance quartet out here. we have entertainment at inverness and the most perfect weather conditions. they have a big event coming up to get you ready for christmas. >> we're all members of sound of the rockies chorus, we're doing a december 9th and 10th at the newman center. we'd love to see you there. >> we'd love to see you here today. >> we couldn't do 9 cares colorado shares without the boy scouts and the cub scouts of america. and this group has come in, you guys raised so much. and you gather so much food. you're an integral part of this every year. what did you bring this year? >> food. >> nonperishable food donations

i just don't have a houndstooth sport coat. the coat isn't important. not important? that was my favorite coat. what matters is that it caused you and sam to have a fight. now, dr. kramer's specialty is teaching married couples how to fight. to dr. kramer's theory, there are three kinds of fights -- the amphigoric, the semiamphigoric, and the centripetal. what type is my houndstooth sport coat? to you, it was just -- just an ugly old coat, right? right. well, what we have to determine is what did that houndstooth sport jacket represent to darrin? bad taste? too simple! according to dr. kramer, shows the condition of the entire relationship. how does darrin like to see you dress? oh, bright colors, chic lines. good. good, good, good. that means he still thinks of you romantically... as a lover. well, i hope so. because if he liked for you to wear drab clothes -- you know, dull colors and those sensible shoes -- well, that would mean he was just beginning to take you for granted. that sounds logical. but what about the houndstooth jacket? why was i wrong to get rid of i

coat? "what do you think about your color, tell me what it looks like." "purple." "what do you think about purple?" "ummmm crayon." crayon." she's one of 6-thousand milwauke kids geeting new coats from milwaukee were there for the delivery at story elementary school.the firefighters have spent the past year collecting money to buy ese coats. this week is payoff for the kids....and for them. "what you saw today, how ppy the kids were to receive the coats and to see the joy on their face, that's what it's all about. and we enjoy serving the community, that's our job." job." the firefighters will make coat deliveries to schools all this week as part of their "warm up winter" campaign. 3 sheri: wraised mover 102 thousand pounds. we're so thank. thankful.for the fifth year in a row, cbs 58 will team up with hunger task force and the brewers community foundation for drive through food drive the day before thanksgiving.we always have so much fun meeting you and putting holiday meals on the table. table.mark your calendars the food drive is next wednesday the 23rd.. from 5

grab the heavier coat. get the winter coat out, i did that the other day in anticipation of the colder air mass. and we are getting into shortened week. we are dealing with cool weather. 40 degrees on monday. and more sunshine. here are the clouds and then the first signs of the next storm system could develop a light wintery mix in the western part of the state on tuesday morning. 2:00 in the afternoon. snow develops through the north woods. southern wisconsin. you want an umbrella in the milwaukee metro area. before thanksgiving on tuesday and wednesday, snow shovels in northern wisconsin. so north of green bay a chance of snow and wintery mix. 30's up to the north. we sandwich in a dry day. a mix of sun and clouds. after thanksgiving the potential for maybe another little weather making moving in to give us colder temperatures and a chance of snow. something we will keep close tabs on. your winter forecast is coming up on wednesday at wisn 12 news at 6:00. thema: thank you, jeremy. if you are starting yo

the coats that we buy are children in knee here in manchester. jennifer: a last minute surprise donation to help the firefighters buy an extra 100 coats, but then another business stepped for and purchased 75 more. that is great. josh: awe such. but you don't need a coat tomorrow. mike: no. maybe early in the day. but later in the day it will mike: we start you off with a wintery scene atop mount washington earlier today. locked in with the clouds, certainly looked the part of winter and still does actually with the clouds parting. the breeze not all that bad, and temperatures running a little bit above the norm. but still in the down in the valleys today made a run into the 50's. 57 the official high in concord. well above the average. nowhere close to the record. but we'll be somewhere in between that 57 and that record tomorrow, as it does turn even warmer with plenty of sun for your friday. right now it's on the pleasantly cool side, 40's in many spots, 32 at the summit of mount washington, that's still mild for over 6,000 feet up this time o

mikaya thurmond, thank you. >> i don't know if her coat is quite as big as el she had the big down coat on. you will need it? [laughter] >> i was not at all cold coming in this morning. folks are standing in line. and if you are about to head out the door even if the sun is up, you will need a coat for a while. at 10:00, 11:00, we should in the 40s and 50s and still to stand around without a coat but looking at the cool temperatures, the oldest so far this season and wesee sunday even ld we'll talk abou 39 in holly springs, and 31 in knightdale and 34 in smithfield d 33 in wilson, and the temperatures by lunchtime, low 60s, and we'll climb to nearly 70s in spots this afternoon, and at the bus stop this mome of the buses are running later than normal in wake county but expect temperatures in the mid to upper 30s this morning and nearly 70 for the ride home. brian is here with a look at roads on the way to work or a polling place. >>> delays 40 westbound typical for a tuesday morning and slow through garner, continuing up to business 70 and beyond that with compressed delays from jones sa

since 1992, our one warm coat has given away more than 4 million coats. up at 9:30, ktvu's leah will be live at one of the locations. >> one nonprofit group in colorado is making sure that dogs and cats also stay warm during the chilly winter months. it is called coats for canines. it provides coats for animals constantly exposed to the elements. >> they can get cold just like humans. just because they have more hair than us doesn't mean anything. >>> the same group also makes sure that dogs and cats get food and medicine all year long. >>> here we go. three big games yesterday with playoff implications. you saw it here on fox 2. the cowboys knocking off the redskins. cowboys were led by prescott. what he year he has had. elliot had a couple of touchdowns on the ground while prescott threw 17 of 24. he threw one td pass and took one home him sell. dallas over washington 31-26. >>> the last game of the night, steelers facing the colts minus their quarterback. he is recovering from a concussion. no match for ben roethlisberger who had a big night for pittsb

and then--- fittings for the coats. nat ..making these little ones have help enduring the cold mps picks the schools to recieve the coats each year. today's coat give- away came at the perfect time -- tonight the temperatures are expected to drop dramatically. president-elect donald trump announcing more appointments to his cabinet today. he could be looking to one of his biggest critics for a top spot on the team. who he may appoint to secretary of state-- next. criticism after asking for more officers on the south side. how he's defending his request-- coming lawsuits against trump university reaching a major settlement this afternoon... new york attorney schneiderman says they will be settled for 25-million-dollars. he called it a "stunning reversal" of president-elect donald trump's position. the suits had alleged trump university failed to deliver the quality real estate investing education it promised. the settlement doesn't require mr. trump to acknowledge any wrongdoing. meanwhile -- the trump transition is taki

because i want this coat on." in addition to a coat presentation, firefighters also showed off the protective gear ey wear to fight fires. and also talked about the today: a few clouds but still sunshin another warm day with highs in the upper 50s trying to reach 600. wind: sw -> nw 5-10 mph.tonight: partly clou. lows near 40. week ahead: ni mix of sun and clouds most days. slight chance for a few srs tuesday especially in northern areas in the afternoon but predominately dry. temperatures ay st in the middle and upper 50s. thursday and friday could hit 60. rain returns friday with lingering showers into turday. chilly next week with 40s for highs. 50s trying to reach 600. wind: sw -> nw 5-10 mph.tonight: partly cloudy. lows near 40. week ahead: nice mix of sun and clouds most days. slight chance for a few showers on tuesday especially in northern areas in the ernoon but predominately dry. temperatures stay mild in the middle a upper 50s. thursday and friday could hit 60. rain returns friday with lingering showers

"these coats have been professionally cleaned, the zippers have been checked" the coats are free to anyone in need, no questions asked. "we certainly dont want anyone to go without that is the role of the salvation army to provide for those who are in need" "all of the coats at the warehouse are organized by size. the whole place is organized like a department store, so when you get here youll let them know how many coats you need for your family. then you will be assigned a salvation army volunteer who will sort of act as your personal shopper" way" keeping up with growing children on a budget... is a challenge. "they sprout...one minute she was a size 12 now she is into a 2 t so it gets to be struggle" hundreds of families wait their turn...in the same situation... "we have 65!" its a tough time of year "its halloween, thanksgiving, christmas, and then new years and i have birthdays right after donated ... "it gives you that little help. that anybody needs you know" to keep her little ones warm. in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. there are 10 new bublr bikes stations in milwaukee

we're all going to need nice, warm coats. the salvation army's share the warmth coat drive. e we hope you can take a moment and clean out the closet. donate the gently worn coats for families in need. they will be appreciated. you can drop the coats off at any bank branch throughout northern virginia or take those coats to any of the three ace hardware stores they will clean them for free. >> we have families who come at this time of year with children and they are trying to decide whether they are going to pay their light bill or rent or provide warm coats. help support these families. >> the salvation army will distribute the coats november 23rd during an event at washington convention center. we posted a list of all of the just search coat drive. >> they are going to have a few days to get that together. we're not going to need our coats coming up here. >> what's with the summer weather in november? >> i know. it's moving right back in here. we have seen a little bit of a roller coaster. ups and downs. tonight we're in a down. tomorrow we're right back up. you mentioned w

want you to have to coats, and the reason all these firefighters worked so hard so you can have a coat, is so you can come to school every day, so you can come and be warm. joyce: besides the new coats, the kids also got a visit from sparky who helped teach them , what to do in case of a fire. that lesson has stayed the same. our amazing autumn is coming to an end. joyce: those temperatures will be tough today. mark: we are not used to it yet. when to get ready for windchills in the teens. >> congratulations. all right. kathy: a big day for dozens of local people why they decided to , become u.s. citizens and what being one means tohe , returns to downtown milwaukee, the store bringing back its >> congratulations. kathy: these are the happy faces of some brand new u.s. citizens sworn in just a couple of hours ago. joyce: new tonight, wisn 12 news' mike anderson was at the ceremony, held during the holiday folk fair at state fair park. >> that i will support and defend the constitution and laws of the united states of america. kamara and his wife julianna, this moment has been sixteen y

we will end up with a patchy coating of snow. best bet is sticking in the higher elevations and accumulation in the worcester area. should stay under an inch there but flurries for a little bit of coating toward the boston area. that is why julie is warning country potential of slick roads. the berkshires talking a couple more inches and the northern berkshires and could see an additional 6 inches throughout the day. a little messy there and since most of the snow will end up hours and flurries. the bigger issue is the winds, sustained 15 to 30. gusts up to 30. strong enough to do damage and this morning bitter wind chills. feels like 11 degrees right now in worcester. boston's wind chill down to 22. 19 in bedford. not good stuff. bundle-up kind of weather if ever. futurecast diminishing those flurries and snow showers pretty rapidly within the next will be a little unsettled and risk of flurries along with clouds in the forecast. boston's high getting close to 40 degrees. we have upper 30s. lower 40s. that's it. these are your h

a little coating of snow. incredibly slippery out there so kids, parents, teachers headed into school. be real careful on the local roadways. the wind chill, 21. a situation where temperatures are bouncing around 30 degrees for the morning drive into work and school and wind chills dip wind and that little bit of snow when i am back but in about 10. gene. >>> former massachusetts governor deval patrick had a fond farewell when he left office in 2014. according to a new report published by the herald, patrick's farewell party included a ceremony and whole thing cost $300,000. all covered by donations for private citizens and corporations. one of the biggest ticket items was patrick's statehouse for late this cost $7 016 may not be going out with a bang in boston. organizers with the first night celebration are considering getting rid of their traditional midnight fireworks. they are mostly funded by donations and organizers are 100,000 short of their goal. group can't raise the money they will put on a pyrotech

no need for the umbrella or warm coat we needed yesterday morning. we'll get a little bit of sunshine back today. so sunglasses and jeans and short sleeves for sure. bus stop weather this morning, 55 now. 57 by 8:00. but 3:00 this afternoon, average temperature around the area about 75 degrees. that's a full dozen degrees, almost a bakers dozen above average. how long does we'll have more coming up in ten minutes. >>> we do have road work southbound there at congressional lane. the left lane getting by the paving and northbound at cedar lane. the left lane is also getting by the paving. so both of those should be out of the way in just a little bit. 66 and 95 no problems. flying down 270, we are nice and clear as well. from frederick down to the spur, it will take you 27 minutes. driving in the district could cost you more. >> the preliminary approval yesterday increases fines from $100 to as much as $1,000. the measure also allows for licensed suspensions for up to six months. if the measure gets final approval, the build would treat distracted driv

this year they bought 7,000 winter coats. those have been handed out to 12 different milwaukee schools. >> congratulations to them, 7,000 winter coats. >> that is a lot of students too. >> bring them with you. right, sal? sally: you are g if you are out and about this morning through the evening tonight, throw in a heavy coat in the car. we are starting in the 50s. we may set a record for the day. look at the temperatures. 58 hale's corners. mid 50 dz away from the lake. several hours of warmth and a potential record setting day. into the 60s. 69 for today. a few scattered showers ahead of the cool front and cold tonight. >> hands on the wheel today. right now we are calm out there. 94 and highway one hundred looking good. no problems out there. in fact, right now, construction is picked up. the travel times are looking great. no crashes. that's a loo t >> thank you, matt. new this morning, a california man gets a red light ticket in the mail but it wasn't the one behind the wheel. tim? tim: check out this picture from the re

salvation army is giving those coats away! this is a live look at the salvation army on cheyenne in north las vegas. people have been lined up since 7 a-m...ths coat give away started about 30 mins ago! we're joined now by phillip holland..director of social services. 1. what's is like out there this 2. how many coats and how many families do you expect? 3. what does a single coat mean to these families? runs until 10 am. at salvation army in north las vegas... 3. vegas... near cheyenne and van de meer. nice in las vegas with light winds and mostly sunny skies. high temperatures will be near 80 degrees both days with lows near 60 degrees. as we head into next week high same each day. we will not notice much of a change until possibly late next week or into next weekend as we might cool off some. but that is still over a week away. so enjoy 80 degrees and sun, because it will be around a while. new this morning -- our political analyst jon ralston is reporting that the majority of early voters in clark county this is a break do

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a big change on sunday, winter coats required. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mostly sunny and pleasant today, 62 is the high, friday, sunny and milder, 67 degrees, a gorgeous day tomorrow, saturday, clouds increase as the day goes on, it looks like we have a shot getting up to 69 degrees ahead of the approaching front. at night there could be a shower maybe a rumble of thunder at front comes through, behind it, sunday look for blustery cold conditions, high of 49. along with scattered rain drops there might be snowflakes west and north of philadelphia, and definitely snow showers in the poconos. it's brisk and chilly, 48 monday, partly sunny and cold, tuesday, 55 on wednesday, remember with we're not on the air you can get the latest weather information at 6abc.com/weather. don't forget we have our winter weather outlook coming your way tonight at 11:00 p.m., we'll be going over when temperatures will be back and forth average or below average and the snow. >> it's going to be bad isn't it? >> reporter: we'll see.

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collecting coats for 10 years. bring in your coats! >>> need fast heartburn relief?t zantac. >> number one come up >>> good evening. what started with adorable home videos of the eight gosselin children has blossomed into a 10-year-long reality show empire. as the new season of "kate plus 8" is about to premiere kate gosselin is opening up about everything from recent allegations of child abuse to her rocky relationship with her exhusband to what it's like living with eight tweens and teens. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: from toddlers -- ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: to teenagers. ♪ you're 16 once and it's right now ♪ >> reporter: for a decade we've watched the gosselin family grow up, seeing some of the highs, the lows, and the stress. >> no, i'm not doing this! >> reporter: that come with raising eight kids. kate gosselin telling my colleague amy robach that older isn't necessarily easier. >> what's harder, toddlers or teenagers? >> i believe that some days babies would be easier and that scares me because that was really hard. eight teenagers. just stop and

i would grab heavy coats. coats and i hope your children already. -- are ready. some are no major delays, give yourself some extra time. i was tracking us 62. normal drive times to the north are looking great. the north and southbound part fine. back to you. >>> thank you, danielle. >>> a man is dead and police are searching for suspects after a aggravated robbery at the 3000 block of 316th. no other information about the victim or suspects. >>> two years after the death of tamir rice, family members are still seeking justice. >> we are joined from the police station, there is a demonstration plant today. >> today marks two years since his death and for each of the years that he has lived. a show of support, a show of solidarity and the fight for justice. two years ago, november 22nd, 2014, a police officer would say he feared for his life and the life of his partner, shot and killed tamir rice outside of the recreation center. it was later learned that the gun that rice had was an air they chose not to indict the officers in that incident. today the mother of ta

and then--- fittings for the coats. nat ..making these little ones have help enduring the cold weather ahead. nat mps picks the schools to recieve the coats each year. today's coat give- away came at the perfect time -- tonight the temperatures are expected to drop dramatically. beverly taylor fox 6 news we;ve had a beautiful week but the temps are about to drop drastically. weather expert stephanie barichello is coming up with her forecast. coming up-- gun deer season is right around the last minute preparations being made for the nine- day hunt. plus-- this milwaukee man is charged with killing his best friend. we'll explain on tonight's most wanted. tomorrow on wakeup -- forget shoveling snow -- shovel in the dough this holiday season. an experts shares tips on how to have a financially stress-free holiday. plus -- the racine zoo joins us with some critters -- and the holly jolly events they have in store for the winter. that's tomorrow on wakeup -- we'll see you when you wake up. adlib to weather until 6pm saturday.

anything can happen, because it >>> winter is here, which means the annual coats for kids campaign. from now until early january you can donate new or gently used winter coats of all sizes in a variety of locations. wkyc provides warm coats for kids across northeast ohio. >>> people probably be hitting the most this weekend. >> snowflakes and whatnot. >> in a big game tomorrow. >> it will be exciting. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends soon! ? >> tonight, black friday frenzy. tens of millions hit the store in person and online, but not everything goes as planned. why must-sell may mean life and death for some retailers. found alive, a woman emerges in northern california nearly lee weeks after her apparent abduction. the details still largely a daring escape. they cut through bars, lowered themselves with sheets and clothing. tonight two inmates remain on the run

the moment you step outside you will need not only a coat but a sick winter coat because right around sunset is when the lake-effect snow machine will kick in. temperatures are already taking a big tumble from the 60s earlier this morning to down in the 30s. it's being ushered in with strong gusty winds. that's only going to straighten through the evening and overnight. by tomorrow morning we'll talk 40 to 50 miles per hour. notice the clearing we are seeing. it's 77 and west of 77. here is what it look like right akron, and kenton said they are seeing snowflakes. this is the first band of wet weather we'll see. we will see a lull in activity between the first band and the lake effect that will move through this afternoon. during this period here i suggest you get out and about and get your weekend errands done. get grocery shopping done. right around that's when the lake-effect snow machine begins to kick in. not only off of lake erie but off of lake michigan began. i know, it's traveling quite a distance, right. down towards richland is getting in on that. that will akuwait to accum

these snow chances here, a chance for a little mixing for coating is going to be for sunday. most of what we see is going to be rain, but break it down, warm and sunny again tomorrow. again we have additional clouds over southeastern massachusetts. and you will find that clouds but tomorrow, kind of easy going day. once we hit the overnight hours. we start bringing in the showers and initially it is warming up that we just have rain in place. it could be even at 7 a.m., some mixing happening. snow falling in the berkshires pause the air is so cold that will be moving into place. i wouldn't be surprised here if into the afternoon we end up with some flurries. perhaps even reaching the boston area. best bet for any kind of precipitation will be early in the morning in the form of rain, but it is very, very start talking about the potential of the mix and potential of any kind of coating. so the impact is going to be extremely low. rain and wind going to be our bigger concerns on sunday. again, very patchy stuff. it gets pretty gusty. snow a still a low concern of

new coats throughout december 31st. go to wral.com and search in key words coats. throughout the years we've helped raise about 150,000 coats for the salvation army and more than $1.6 million helping families. more than 400 runners and about 150 dogs braeed the morning temp's. back by popular demand as you can see there our gerald owens played the role of santa. >> you know he looks forward to doing that every year. >> he does a great job. >> he as a claus in his family. >> you're here all >> every time. >>> up north, yeah? >> yeah, the water's been really warm and you bring that cold air over on top of that it's rather explosive. i'll have to live vicariously through video. another example of how you can lie or do it with statistics. so let's go on ahead and take a look at some of the data from amount was 4.16" but when you take a look at the number of days with varying thresholds of rainfall we actually had way more than the normal amount of light rainfall days. this is days with 1/100" or more. 3" more than normal th

in the poconos a coating to an inch of snow. when the eagles are playing in seattle not great weather there, either. rainy and windy at kickoff. 54 degrees, in the 4th quarter, 52 degrees. we would be loving those temperatures here tomorrow. check out temperatures. beautiful sunshine 71 degrees, we get showers around 5:00 p.m. some that could change to snow showers in the poconos. tomorrow, windy and colder, 48 for the high. at best feeling like the 30s. it's mostly a dry day. with the whipping winds we're pulling off to the great lakes, you could get snowflakes in the northwest and in the poconos you could get snow showers tomorrow especially late in the day. monday it's colder. 45 we're dry, the wind is hauling and 45. tuesday, mostly sunny, starting to feel better because the winds relax, 48 degrees. wednesday not as cold, 53. big travel day wednesday. we're dry during the day, looks like the showers come at night, they lead into thursday, that's thanksgiving our thanksgiving day parade at 6abc. it looks cloudy with the chanc

. >> mom thinks burlington is the place for coats. she's right. fashion coats. quilted coats, gloves, scarves, boots, hats. >> the name brands at the >> they have a ton of coats. >> i use met moussel because no one can beat it and it's the number one brand. it's also my secret weapon. because it gives you more health benefits than the competition. no wonder it's the number one doctor recommended fiber brand. massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and thank you for joining us. the evangelical vote has belonged to the republican party for decades, but this year some are having trouble reconciling their christian values with donald trump's languag

this is coat weather with high temperatures in the mid 30s and a few low 40s south of i-80. later today). the sun will return today as the storm system and strong cold front move farther away from eastern iowa. high pressure settles in for the weekend so it will be calm. the cold continues into tonight. a few low 20s. sunday will feel a lot better, though the temperatures won't be too different. the biggest change will be significantly less wind tomorrow. things stay calm until another system moves in on tuesday. a wind advisory is in effect through late morning for much of the kwwl viewing area on saturday. we'll start the day off with the strongest of winds, but during the afternoon those winds are expected to calm and make it feell how cold it will feel today. this is coat weather with high temperatures in the mid 30s and a few low 40s south of i-80. it won't feel any warmer than return today as the storm system and strong cold front move farther away from eastern iowa. high pressure settles in for the weekend so it will be calm. the cold continues into tonight. a few low

and took the coat off in a greenhouse. let's show you more. clouds are moving insofar so good for the rain showers. and they are not likely until well after midnight in most spots but look at the temperatures. another little dose of springtime 54 medina and ravenna 53 and nor walk and fremont and coshocton 54. 58 cleveland and mid-50s. winds out of the south and west. 9 miles per hour in wooster and 8 in mansfield as well as cleveland. winds have calmed down. a lot going on. let me show you the -- first of all we will go to the snow. winter storm warnings up here. bismarck and north dakota and heavy snow there and they will get another 8-inches of snow and south tornado watches and warnings. this pink trap situation. there is a hook echo and there is a tornado on the ground. this is -- talking mississippi and louisiana. a stormy night and in fact the watch has been extended to southern tennessee. pressure begins to trudge towards the northeast. this low will bring rain. much-needed rain and to pigeon forge tennessee to gatlinburg tennessee. on

coat delivery event. today they are starting this year's deliveries. back live outside of the fire station downtown, you will see the firefighters and their big trucks out in your neighborhood this week, they are delivering to 12 schools all week long. live in milwaukee "wisn 12 news this morning." >> great cause. thank you. >> later today you are invited to learn may be r a proposed new community center in milwaukee. the homeless organization warehouse into a shelter and service center for the homeless. the center includes showers and place to eat and warming center. the leaders are laying out the plan this afternoon. >> later today, weigh in on next year's school calendar for mps. they are considering adding early start days and giving the stuvents more time to prepare ip tests and hear about the plan at the milwaukee school of the arts on high land at 6:30. >> a gorgeous weekend behind us. >> cooler weather is on the way. >> well, it is at the end of the week. now early this morning the temperatures are showing up in the 40s. now, currently 46 degre

. >> mom thinks burlington is the place for coats. she's right. fashion coats. quilted coats, gloves, scarves, boots, hats. >> the name brands at the fraction of the cost. >> they have a ton of coats. >> i use met moussel because no one can beat it and it's the number one brand. it's also my secret weapon. because it gives you more health benefits than the competition. no wonder it's the number one no wonder it's the number one doctor recommended fiber this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. thank you for joining us. the evangelical vote has belonged to the republican party for decades, but this year some are having trouble reconciling their christian values with donald trump's language. we are look at the spiritual divide inside the election series, inside the final 30. >> you'll be a friend to people of faith in this country. >> i'm casting my hat with them, an

okay, you will need a coat, walking out the door in the the 40's in most locations. fifty-three at philly international, probably in the dropping off too much, from this point, but, the sunnies ready to rise here in 90 minutes or so. but as day goes on we will warm up efficiently here. ride home from school from the kiddies 73 degrees. window will be cracked in the school bus and they are reminding to you make sure you don't leave your sweat shirt or fleece in the locker because they will be shed ago this extra lawyer as will you. it is warming you the nicely. we are so used to that. that difference that you need extra layer in the morning and just don't during second half of the day. and it is even warmer. how high it will warm up, too, coming up later in the the show, and eventually take them. >> meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much. we will show you what we're talking about in the world of travel and septa strike impacting, a lot of different areas. happy wednesday or hump day, we are getting over hump together despite the fact that the we are getting ou

this way want layers were heavier coat. you are headed to morning services, make sure the kids have the hat and gloves on. it only feel like a lemon in milwaukee and port washington. teens for windchills in many locations. these won't budge a whole lot with winds starting to pick up a little bit today. the doppler 12 radar network, a couple of clouds passing through the area. up to the north, there were reports of flurries, but it is giving week and talk about your forecast. tuesday, rain and snow moves in and i will continue into wednesday. they traveled on wednesday with rain and snow across the state. to warm in southeast wisconsin for snow. it looks like we stay rain. in green bay, wausau, superior, north of lacrosse, a better chance of a wintry mix or snow in that area. for thanks giving day itself, we will be in the low-to-mid 40's in southern wisconsin upper 30's to the best travel days that we will see the entire week. monday's forecast looks pretty good with a mix of sun and clouds. it stays cool would low-to-mid 4