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cbs 58's amanda devoe continues our team coverage tonight from washington couny where several crashes happened. several accidents have been reported across the region, and while this section of i41 is clear that wasn't the case a few miles up the road. this is video from one accident near slinger earlier this morning. officials say there have been three accidents in the area so far today. the most recent accident happened around three this afternoon which closed of two lanes of i41 north. other areas are seeing accidents too. officers in fond du lac have reported 6 accidents and two run off so far today. a woman slipped off the road on highway 51 earlier today. a sergeant says most of the calls today are from people landing in ditches. while there are hundreds of crews plowing and salting the roads as we speak, officials still want us to drive slow and remain alert at all times. live in slinger, ad cbs 58 news 3 thanks amanda.a d-o-t camera caught a car getting towed away after spinning out at the stadium interchange.the milwaukee county sheriff's department tended to 11 crashes today

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how police around the couny are ptrla >>> some police officers in kansas had a different assignment this week. they are looking for traffic violators, but instead of giving them a ticket, they are handing out gift cards. >> sir, normally this is about $100 ticket. but today we're going to do something different. merry christmas from the wichita police department. that's a gift card. here's your license back. >> thank you. >> i'm just satisfied with the police department and everything. i'm just happy as heck. >> 29 people pulled over got the surprise this morning. >>> security will be a top priority for the inauguration of donald trump now just 29 days away. law enforcement from all over the country are volunteering to help day. >> ted greenburg spoke to officers who were chosen for the job. >> for james, it's an assignment he couldn't pass up. >> once i heard presidential inauguration security detail, i had been to be the first one to sign up for it. >> reporter: six members of the force will provide security in washington for the presidential inauguration of donald trump january 20th.

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after a sitting senator who has a six-year attorney term and try to embarrass them this front of the counynot going to play well in the united states senate. >> howard dean, thanks for joining us tonight. i really appreciate it. >>> coming up, what president obama did today to protect planned parenthood. cecile richards will join us. >>> also, elizabeth warren made a major move in the senate. an inside the senate move that for some has been a first step in a presidential campaign. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ vitamin enriched to revive skin and fight 7 signs of aging your old school dance moves might show your age, your skin never will olay. ageless. jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into

influence his reaction if the government of dubai acts in a way we don't want, in turkey or other counietnot to mention thisa plan strategist who said you start to have anything with a trump name on it around the world becoming an instant terrorist target. how do we react to a world in which the name of the president of the united states is plastered all over hotels and hot spots? >> of all the people you've interviewed over the years, no one is less predictable, i would guess, than donald trump. i asked you this question. i think the sunday shows, when he starts to do them, i hope he does them, every foreign leader, theresa may or -- president obama was hard to find on the air. i think president trump will be available. people will watch because he's unpredictable. >> he is. i'm going to be curious to see at the end of four years do we have a bigger rivalry with china or russia ? >>> when we come back we look at president-elect trump's leadership style. >>> after the break, a look at presidential christmas messages over the decades. here's a >> for over two millenia christmas has carrie

. >> ed you're roiuining our couny and now our flight. >> a boy dangles from a ski lift in utah.inutes later he was skewed. >> one of my skiing nightmares right there >> all that. >> the eagles will not let the giants clench a playoff berth! >> tiger woods tweeting a photo across social media. >> rock band kiss totally turned down an offer to perform at donald trump's nomination and not the first time trump has been refused a kiss. >> on "cbs this morning." shaquille o'neal, the team honored the star player by hoisting his jersey to the raptors. >> can you dig it? can you dig it s? thank you. >> announce announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm anthony mason with alex wagner and dana jacobson. charlie, norah, and gayle are off. good morning, all. >> good morning. >> we begin with breaking news from italy where the main suspect in the attack on a christmas market in germany was killed overnight. amis amri was the target of an international manhunt and had links to isis and considered armed and danger

he wanted to most move the couny significantly to the left and he did. he did it the first two years because he had toalings -- total control of congress. 2 trillion surplus. and then i was wrong in my prediction three times. i thought after the 2010 election, president obama would pivot to the center. he did the -- do that. i thought after the 2012 election an didn't get the house election back, i'm sure after the 2014 election he would pivot to the ?ergs and he department it that. clear over the last eight years that the president wanted to move america significantly to the left. what i would call the europeanization of america. high taxes, overregulation, and what you get in the end is slow growth and we've been underperforming from a growth point of view through these years a recession in world war ii. so if you bear in mind that that's what he wanted to do, i think he moved the country significantly in a european direction. the good news for us is that a lot of that was tone by executive orders and regulation. and to get the country going again, my

breaking in montgomet yory couny a man and a womgoanme shot in their car.r. the gunman still on the loosethe this morning. police say it happened around midnight in aspen hill. victims say a suspect in hisct h late teens early 20'sns ear0's approached the car talked with them briefly and then shot andnh them.them both victims have that nonlife-threatening injuries. ir still unclear if the victimsearc and the suspect knew each other. >> a murder investigation m under way after an officerurde f patrol found a man laying in ag drive way on colebrook drive. >> annie yu is on the scene for us this morning and joins us now with more.thehis mous good morning, now with m annie.n >> reporter: hey, goodeporte hey morning, allison and steve.ve. well, detectives are still onre the scene here five hours later. the officer came across theoss body shortly after 2 o'clock as he did a routine drive byrive in this neighborhood.eirh this is the colebrook drive d 2700 block. bck we just had the fire t f department leave after theyve at cleaned up. i know they removed the bodymov

early snow in the northeast with 3 to 12 inches of snow making its way across the couny.g. ta in the suburbs, 27 in philadelphia. lehigh valley and entire reamon going to feel windchills below 10 degrees during the day today and the temperature will fall as the day goes on slowly coming down as the winds combust to 40 miles an hour. windchill at 7 degrees at hk this afternoon, even colder tonight. have a great day. channel, 108. >>> al, thank you very much. let's talk about what's trending today at 8:13. scrambling to get your christmas gifts delivered on time? next year your presents could quickly and easily be delivered by drone. that's after amazon completed its first ever customer delivery by drone. ceo of that company, jeff bezos, announced the news himself on twitter. it happened in the uk. the customer ordered a streaming device and, of course, a bag of popcorn. guess how long it took for him to get his delivery? had two miles away -- 13 minutes. dropped in his yard. it helps if you have a wide-open yard like that. >> not manhattan. >>> you guys want to see the swe