downtown has been evacuated. that part of the north bay really getting pounded with rain. >> all that water that falls in the hills in marin county has to funnel through all those rather small creeks and that's a tremendous amount of water that's fallen since 7 or 8 a.m. what's going on right now? three-hour time lapse of kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar. yes, the back edge of the heavy rain rainfall is now moving through sonoma county but i'm watching a new batch of steady rain poised to move in around mill valley and san anselmo so they are not out of the woods yet. it's pouring everywhere. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: murder driven by hate. the white gunman who killed nine african americans at a bible study is convicted of hate crimes. he could get the death penalty. also tonight, cbs news has learned alarming details of a lightning strike by russian hackers at the heart of the u.s. military. they're down to the homestretch. it's the crunch be

we think this will attract lots and lots of people downtown. we have more and more people downtown. and tonight, it's the opening of the rink but also this is the 26th annual light up downtown event where we celebrate christmas and santa claus and fireworks and we will have 14 blocks of stores opened tonight with refreshments entertainment and arts and crafts for the families and so forth so we expect a lot of people in downton canton tonight. the ice -- downtown canton tonight but the ice rink is a new added everybody is excited. >> reporter: we don't have time to mention everyone who was involved but when you talk about cities a lot financially strapped and so this was really important to have that communityinvolvement. >> it was very, very important because canton has difficult financial issues and associated with the general fund operations and we needed to get partners in order to open this. and we got partners again from parks and recs and chamber of commerce and special improvement district and again water down he has 50 hours this week alone himself in building the ice. and

downtown. and we're not going to see a lot of retail until we have more people living in downtown. >> reporter: the blueprint for the building a better, more vibrant downtown begins with housing. some of the construction is underway. but whether it lays the foundation for retail remains to be seen. >> i'm not going to shop retail, but i am going to explore an event like this. >> reporter: about five years ago. christmas in the park was in jeopardy after the state did away with redevelopment agencies and the source of funding went away. the city has managed to find money in the budget and generous donations from the business community. >>> in our health watch, you now have a little more time to sign up for health insurance. the deadline has been extended until midnight. president-elect donald trump's vow to overturn obama care has not kept people from signing up. >>> new this morning, ireland is officially challenging the european union's landmark decision to collect taxes from apple. the appeal

justin williams is live downtown with more. details... and today we have several more to share -- regarding b-mo harris bank's planned addition to milwaukee's downtown business district. if you can't feel their excitement, i can't contain myself. you can, most certainly, hear it ... this is, indeed, an exciting day for bmo harris, and michael best, and the city of milwaukee. thursday, those three entities thousand-square-foot office tower, which will house both bmo harris bank headquarters, and the law firm of michael best and friedrich. the bmo financial center will be a significant addition to downtown milwaukee. construction is slated to start, next summer, and be completed by late, 20-19. what will, officially, be known center at market square will be located right next to b-mo harris' current location, at 7-70 north water street. that location will be redeveloped into a multi-use building, beginning in 2020. i think about the years that b-mo and m&i have been together, uh, nothing--nothing, makes me happier, than to announce, today,

people like the ever changing downtown... downtown... "well it says that milwaukee is kind of up and coming and a little more modern than it has been before." as for what's to come... weirick couldn't reveal anything right now...but as she put it "new surprises are going to keep coming for us." in downtown, el, cbs 58... bill...back to you. u-w madison's student government passes a resolution demanding the uw-system declare they'd be for students who entered the country illegally as minors. they want it made before president-elect donald trump's inauguration... saying trump may start deporting illegal immigrants.the resolution would mean campuses couldn't release certain information to immigration authorities.federal authorities also couldn't come on campus to arrest those students. in an email to campus staff and students, u-w milwaukee's chancellor says the campus supports its international and the possibility of declaring a 'sanctuary campus'..but says he doesn't have the federal authority to do so. a wisconsin university is taking ad

wind chills right now not bad downtown. it feels like 38. north and west it feels like 26 in hagerstown, feels like 25 in winchester. again, this is the temperature and the wind combined. it feels like 10 in oakland and 10 in davis in the valle wind chills in 20s by 8:00. wind chills tomorrow morning mainly in the teens to start. so keep that in mind. do the battle with the kids tonight before tomorrow morning, lay out the gloves and sweatshirts and scarves. tomorrow morning all day the wind chill is not above freezing. 25 to 32. then wind chills tomorrow night if you have plans will be in the 20s again. so winds are going to be the future cast, i hesitate to show this. don't pay attention to the temperatures because dress for the wind chills. tomorrow morning 25 in gaithersburg, 31 downtown. by 9:00 we are in the low to mid 30s. yeah, you're seeing a lot of snow west of the divide out towards oak lapd. by lapd -- oakland. by 1:00 at 41. don't let that deceive you. maybe 35 in silver spring, even 34 as i want to focus on the wind chills. so

we are going to try to creep up to 40 downtown. at 5:30, 24 hours from now, 36 in fredericksburg and 31 in gaithersburg. already in the 20s in cumberland and also into romney. now, by sunday morning we will take this all the way into sunday morning, clouds roll in pretty quickly. could be a couple of snow showers in cumberland out to the west of oakland. by the way, they are firing up the guns. they have made snow for the last two days at the ski resort in deep creek. so that will keep temperatures down on sunday with the clouds. we are going to stay dry in the metro area. this is now a forecast of the wind chill. so at 10:00 tonight it's going to feel like it's 21 in gaithersburg and frederick. by morning it's going to feel like it's 19 in gaithersburg and it's going to feel like it's 24 downtown. but, again, the winds will relax tomorrow morning. we start out at 29 downtown, 36 by 11:00 and 38 full sun by 1:00 p.m. so chilly to cold on sunday, 41, a lot of clouds. milder on monday, possibly a yellow alert day, 55. the next 7 days

live in downtown milwaukee, ben jordan, today's tmj4. now to the recount in wisconsin.the recount effort is wrapping up in counties across the state. one of them: waukesha county. the county clerk says all of the county's ballots would likely be ?counted? by this afternoon. after that, the board of canvassers certifies the results for each reporting unit before th to the wisconsin elections commission. we may have to come in tomorrow - or sunday. we don't want to put it off til monday but we may need to come in just to do the final signatures the state elections commission wants to have the recount finished by monday night. president-elect trump will be state fair park tuesday night. vice-president-elect mike pence is also scheduled to be there. trump is traveling around the country holding rallies as part of his "thank you tour." the white house today lowered glenn. glenn was the first american to orbit the earth in 19-62. and in 19-98 he became the ?oldest? man in space at age 77. glenn died yesterday. he was 95 years old. fellow astro

this is the latest, in downtown milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. steph thanks justin big changes are coming to the 50th summerfest next year! what else you'll find... besides some huge new video screens and even virtual reality stations! plus -- we energies... "re-energizing" the washington park neighborhood. how a former drug house... is becoming one family's dream a 55-year-old man is under arrest for armed robbery -- after allegedly trying to rob two downtown milwaukee restaurants on monday. the first happened at wells -- the suspect implied he had a weapon and took money from the register. police say he then went to the "real chili's" in cathedral square. the cashier refused to hand over any money -- so the suspect ran. the 50th summerfest is coming in 20-17, and with it some major upgrades. expect to see everything from virtual reality headsets to a 25- foot video screen. milwaukee world festival and u-s cellular announced a new ten year agreement this morning -- the u-s cellular connection stage. officials say it will really boost the fan exp

downtown is about people and the vibrancy that they bring. carl, a silicon valley leadership group, helped organize the reindeer run. it's a fundraiser for christmas in the park and a chance to showcase what downtown has to offer. >> in recent years we have seen an impressive revitalization of our downtown so we're not going to see a lot of retail until we have many thousands more people living in downtown. >> reporter: san jose mayor -- we san jose mayor says the blueprint for a more vibrant downtown begins with housing. some of that is already underway but whether it truly leads the foundation for more retail remains to be seen.>> i am not going to come shop but i will come explore an event like this or an injury or something else where i can spend a few hours just kind of enjoying the atmosphere. >> reporter: the san jose mayor says about five years ago, christmas in the park was in real jeopardy after the state did away with redevelopment agencies and its funding source went away. since then, the city has managed to get creative and found

san jose downtown 43. further away from downtown, this is where we see temperatures drop off. south san jose mid-30s. campbell and los gatos a few spots could see patchy frost in the morning. some areas in the low 30s. patchy frost still possible even though temperatures fine tuning of the forecast are running slight li warmer than last night. it means we will probably not see as many upper 20s but low to mid-30s. high pressure to the west. which will over the next couple of afternoons lead to the warmest temperatures of the week, especially by thursday afternoon. so temperatures for the morning low 30s from the north bay to the try valley. upper 30s. close to san jose. south of san jose a chance of 60s. thursday looks to be the warmest day of the week where we could see mid 60s in the forecast. upper 50s concord to antioch. highs in the mid to upper 50s and for the north bay in the upper 50s. overall those temperatures may seem warm compared to what is headed our way toward the end of the seven-day forecast. you see clear skies wednesday in to thursday, mid-60s thursday after

this is going on at the roosevelt community center downtown. long time volunteers say that many people look forward to this event each year because of its inclusive environment. >> we're providing meals for seniors who live particularly here in the downtown and many of the affordable housing developments and this is a wonderful way to bring the community together. >> organizers also hired performers to sing in several different languages to represent the diverse community. >>> thousands of people in need

the door to downtown program offers a $5 credit for up to five trips downtown. total savings of $25. the hope is more people will limit the parking jams that we see over the holidays along the pearl street mall. the uber and lyft credits are available in boulder through january 1. we put more information on the program at cbsdenver.com. once you get to website, click on links an info. >>> ancient native american ruins vandalized and it appears a group of colorado students are responsible. what the university is doing to make things right. >> a family says the brand new home has turned into a nightmare. why they say the house really >> and, sunshine over the eastern plains today. we are seeing clearing skies over the west. that is just ahead orphean crease in clouds. that is coming with our next system which will bring some rain and snow. but the one we are really watching is sitting out in the ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >> fort louis college in durango is looking at vandalism. you can see fort lewis college clearly written on the rocks. the school says the vandalism happ

only 16 minutes from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco.d to drive out of the east bay, check out the dry. 23 minutes from antioch to concord. leaving livermore from basco road to the dublin interchange, smooth sailing. 11 minutes for that ride. very quiet in the south bay. overall a nice commute and it's less than 30 minutes. >>> 7:03 is the time. breaking news that we just learned this morning. san francisco mayor edley apparently expected to announce a new police chief this morning. that news conference called for 11:00. kron 4 will be there and we will stream that live through our website and mobile app. reports say that the mayor will announce he is hiring a veteran lapd chief for the position. kron 4 is working hard to confirm that. the active police chief had been expected to take over that role. he was backed by the police union. there is word this morning the chaplain is not the payer -- not the mayor's pick. again, we will be there updating you as we get the information. >>> and a top story that we are following. police in the eas

the events are taking place at businesses all over downtown oelwein this friday. most of them run from 4:00 to 8:00 p-m. we have more information under this story on kcrg dot com. biotechology companies in eastern iowa have made progress the eastern iowa biotech spotlight tour stopped at places like cargill and dupont in cedar rapids. it also took people to the state hygienics lab in coralville. there, experts talked about advances in the biotech industries. the iowa biotechnolog y association says the tour does more than just help people learn about the fields. "we want some relationships ya know. we host this as a networking form to a degree and if people can take away do some business with one another then that's a good takeaway we want people to have as well." the biotech association plans to have more events like this in the future. turning back to weather, joe, we have a quiet night start to december. clouds will hold tough through saturday. highs also remain consistent in chance for snow arrives later in the weekend on sunday. have a super day! tonight: sca

downtown denver, 23 degrees. a chilly start to our day. you want to bundle up yourself and the kids heading to school. 20 degrees under cloudy conditions and a chance for a to not measurable heavy snow, but a few flakes across the metro. upper 30s across the western slooe. 30s for the most part. upper 20s in the mountains and across the north eastern plains. if you're heading to the parade of lights, that's tonight at 8:00. it's going to be chilly. you want to layer up. temperatures in the mid 20s and in lewisville, there's another parade of lights happening and jason, you hear your girls are going to be batons. it will be fun and cold. we're going to wear lots of layers as everyone should. it's going to be cold in downtown denver. we're not seeing road restrictions at i-76 and 270. we had an early fatal accident and all ramps reopened. we have road closures and street closures around downtown enver for the parade of lights. they'll be a lot of pedestrian traffic and for the parade route, that will be closed down. heading into downtown ton

it feels like it's 39 in downtown. already 29 in gaithersburg, already feels like it's 22 in by hour because that's what you >>> welcome back to the news at 6:00. the trial is under way for dylan roof, he's the man accused of opening fire during a bible study in charleston, south carolina in 2015 killing nine people. the attorneys say roof's mother suffered a heart attack in court after listening they asked for a mistrial, the judge denied it. the family members of the victims said they have compassion for roof. >> somewhere down the line he will understand that he is missing out on going out on a date, being a father, freedom. >> that was leroy singleton, the brother of one of the victims. he said he's not nc if he's found guilty. >>> also in south carolina the jurors who couldn't reach a verdict in the police shooting trial of michael slager are speaking out tonight. the forman of the jury said 5 of the 12 were undecided about whether slager was guilty of murder for shooting an unarmed black man during the traffic st

we look at an interesting spread here away from downtown where the downtown buildings radiate a littleit of heat. you have upper 30s. further away from that, willow glenn to morgan hill numbers below freezing. 31 degrees both locations there. over to the east bay an the trivalley temperatures at freezer or just below. check out 29 degrees. around the peninsula 40 degrees half moon bay and over to menlo park and redwood city we have numbers in the low 30s. some context for you if you have family and friends? chicago, louisville, oklahoma city, dallas our weather is nothing to worry about. below zero in chicago. eight below zero. by bay area standards, 0s and 30s for six to eight hours a night is extreme for this time of the year. for the north bay, trivalley to solano county is where we will see the coldest temperatures. we should shape up tomorrow morning, mid-20s santa rosa to na napa. we could see a few spots in the upper 20s to san mar teen. notice san francisco, immune from the frost advisory we will see in the inner bay and coastline. temperatures should stay in the low 40s overni

kpix 5's len ramirez is live in downtown san jose tonight.en. >> reporter: well, things are pretty calm in san jose right now. but there have been fierce winds and a lot of rain throughout the bay area today. one of our crews just shot this video. it's from up the peninsula 280 at the westboro exit. this was a tree that fell down and it's blocking the exit there making it very difficult tore people trying to get home tonight. so this is the westboro exit off 280 in south san francisco. now, here in downtown san jose, we just got a very nice downpour. the rain timed with the evening commute snarling traffic but so far the rain has been lighter here than in other parts of the bay area and it was not enough to stop people from commuting by bicycle tonight. >> problems, i'm having no problems. i have my rain gear. fun. the cars are the problem. we got to get out of our cars. >> reporter: now, we also checked in at mineta international airport where flights are running on schedule. in fact, san jose took in at least two flights that were diverted

on thursday, going to feel 17 downtown. 10 in frederick. advance it to 11:00 a.m. 13 downtown. windchills plummet through the day on thursday. temperatures remain steady or fall. 30s to start. super moon tonight. probably won't be able to see it. 40 at 11:00. 43 at 1:00 thursday, boom, arctic cold. snow shower possible. 31. 20s in the burbs. upper 20s on friday with full sun. next seven days. mix looks likely friday night late. snow, sleet, freezing rain. turns to rain on saturday. showers on sunday, 55. we've lowered temps on monday for the game. it's still dry. highs in the low 40s. >> thanks, top. >>> we're learning about a teenager who was arrested at trump tower. investigators say 19-year-old alexander wang showed up at a check point with a knife, handcuffs, fireworks and a water pistol. didn't get far. he was arrested around 6:30 yesterday evening. >>> president-elect trump will only have to drive across the potomac to meet with senior leaders of his air force one team. that is if he doesn't cancel their contract. boeing announced it is moving some top leaders from its de

haddonfield for downtown shopping. the christmas countdown is on and that means shopping is in full swing, four days left until december 25th and a mad dash to find the perfect gift. >> i find shopping local, they are not as crazy as the mall. >> and people eagerly flock to destinations like downtown haddonfield and tis the season for cheer but chaos at local stores. >> the traffic is really awful. but i definitely took off today. >> gary coleman owner of english gardner gift shop says it's the most wonderful time of the year and the busiest. >> friday nights we have candle light shopping every friday night between thanksgiving and christmas, that is always busy and it's stores are open until 9:00 and we have lines out the door. and we are days away from christmas and every year he gets an influx of the last minute shoppers, they are traditionally the guys that wait until christmas eve, we close at 3:00 this christmas eve and they will be here from 2:45 scrambling for presents. >> and buying gifts come with the holiday

downtown taliban, seeing more vehicles on the road, southbound 275 as you come through downtown starting to get a little bit slower. beyond that here, where the buildings are, let's talk about what is going on in downtown. franklin street is blocked northbound between tyler and cass and won't be reopened until tomorrow afternoon. due to construction. take florida northbound instead. >>> facebook is adding a >> still ahead -- how the social media wants you to spend more time on their app. >>> 6:23. convenient. netflix worldwidal rouses to you download -- allows to you download certain shows and you can watch them offline anywhere. you still need a data plan to down load but they will now be available to watch any time, anywhere. >>> facebook bringing classic video games to its users for free. the feature is called instant games. users can play the video games either solo, on your facebook news feed or challenge friends app. >> did somebody say pac man? miss pac man would be even better. >>> santa claus banned. >> new in the next half-hour, why the jolly old elf won't be seen in some class

downtown milwaukee minus 17. out the door this morning, even the air temperatures dropped below zero. most of today cold and dry and sunshine. could be impacting the travel plans across the area. we'll let you know when the snow begins. >> 33 people in wisconsin died because of the cold last year. the windchills are back today. hillary mintz is live inside of the fire department on the winter safety. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, we are staying safe and fire department. the majority of the calls they are using this, the ambulance here for the medical calls, there are a number of serious health problems that can get in very, very quickly with the dangerously cold temperatures. frostbite. good morning, zack. what are the things that you do when it comes to the weather related health problems that you is get the person out of the cold as quickly as positive >>. we actually send extra people with the cold weather to expedite that process and then if the cold is one of the concerns there, we have a co

downtown inches once this is all said and done. still coming in downtown milwaukee. looking back at the art museum. it is slippery because the sun has set, the snow continues to fall. thankfully it won't be for that much longer. even the interstates in the metro area down to the south, please use caution if you have there. i think it is going to be ok. the roads are better down through the south. i think it has completely gone out of the area by 8:00. it will hang on in racine and kenosha and will probably add up to another inch and a half. winter storm warning continues to six in northern counties. eight in waukesha 10 what a long duration of snow. up to half an inch, this is total of what we are going to get. one inch in racine and kenosha. temperatures have cooled down. because of that it is slippery out there. a third of a mile per hour in kenosha. tomorrow. and then just when we get rid of this one we start thinking about our next potential snowstorm and that will be friday into saturday. this is certainly something i will be watching closely through friday into

cbs 58's david ade reports from downtown milwaukee. arlis gordon will spend the next 30 years in prison... with 19 years of extended supervision after that.gordon was in front of a milwaukee county judge this morning.he's the last person to be sentenced in the november 2014 death of five-year old laylah petersen.his lawyer said gordon was trying to carry out a form of vigilante justice... after a jury found someone not guilty of killing gordon's step brother.hours after that verdict... gordon tried to go after the man who went free in that case... but instead... 12 to 14 shots were mike 38-year-old woman and a 36- year-old man were shot to death inside a home near appleton and florist. neighbors called 9-1-1 around 1:30 this morning reporting the sound of gunfire.when officers arrived, they found a man and woman ?shot? and ?not? breathing.two childen were also in the home. they were ?not? hurt and are now in protective custody.. and bmo harris bank has unveiled plans for a brand new 25-story office tower that'll be built next to it's c

this is the latest, in downtown milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. west bend police investigating a troubling invasion of privacy. last week a 20 year old woman and her mother called police to report finding a bedroom. turns out it was a video camera. investigators say the mothers 39- year-old live-in boyfriend purchased the camera and placed it in the vent. tonight he's in the washington county jail. milwaukee police need your help catching a strong-armed robbery suspect. this is surveillance footage near 10th and oklahoma. in the top right corner of the screen you see the suspect try to grab the victim's purse -- and then repeatedly punch her. flees in a gray four door vehicle. if you know anything - call milwaukee police. police searching for the suspect who held up "the wing stop" last night near 76th and good hope. police say the suspect showed handgun - and got away with a tray of money. he was wearing a green vampire mask, grey sweatshirt, grey pants, and gloves. no one was hurt. a 55-year-old man under arrest jimmy john's monday night in down

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a symphony orchestra could join me renaissance taking place downtown. shelton joins us with more. >> we have talked about the on this stretch of the looking at this as a possible future home. >> the symphony orchestra has serenaded audiences. the renovated stage is where the president and the executive director wants them to perform. >> it is growing up and controlling your own destiny. >> they all performed at the markets. >> they have a dedicated concert hall and you have a room to do all of that. that is hard. >> the cruise will have to restore and renovate it for the we are bringing more business in vitality to the neighborhood. >> i reached out about the move and they have not gotten back to me yet. it will cost $120 million. patrick, he would not tell me who we are live downtown. >> as he mentioned, this was across the street from me theater and what it could look like. the plants include office space and a marketplace. a person said they plan on revealing new updates after new salmonella concerns. prepackaged mac & cheese cups with powdered seaso

too many folks small lots here near downtown. they say in the future, a new parking structure might also be helpful and they are ramping up their bus services here, just in time for the busy ski season. >> of course, the resort towns got some snow this week. they would love more. >> they could see more thursday and friday. that is a weaker system. and a bigger system is sitting out over the park. you can see clear skies around here. if you take a look to the west, there is one system sits on the coast. that could bring us colder weather and maybe our first chance for snow here as well. before that happens, 30s thursday and friday. maybe an isolated snow shower friday. good weekend, we get into the low 40s and upper 40s. >> you have to look all the way into the ocean to predict the weather. here in landlocked ,, ,, ,, >> jeff: previously on "survivor": at the last tribal council, there was a rock draw. reveal. >> jessica was sent to the jury. and willed her legacy advantage to ken. nine are left. >> tonight was just very emotional

fox 6's brittany shannon live from downtown with their reaction to the district attorney's decision. jay anderson's family learned earlier today the wauwatosa officer that shot and killed him, will not face charges. as you can imagine, extreme disappointment and sadness from family the family says their meeting with district attorney john chisholm was rescheduled from last week to today. they say chisholm told the family there was no evidence to charge the wauwatosa officer that shot and killed anderson back in june. police claim anderson had a gun but family members say they are skeptical about the police investigation -claiming a lack of transparency. the fbi also provided new dashcam video of the shooting to the family but they say it still leaves many unanswered questions. anderson's fiance says she wants some acc happened... "i feel sick to my stomach knowing he will be back on the force but my daughter will never get to see her dad again. it's not right." attorney john safran says he has contacted the us attorney's office to launch a federal investigation into the case. now, th

open to see long lines of people wanting to bring in the new year with the growing popularity of downtown walled creek there also preparing and making several changes of his department noticed the increase of people during last year's celebration that is why they're making the changes she owns it in walnut creek she will not be open she will be celebrating and downtown walnut creek she credits the area of growing popularity to the upgrade broadway plaza room . >>vicki liviakis: we have some video from last year new year's eve displayed tonight he gives us behind-the-scenes look at the big show. >>charles clifford: the display use it lasts about 15 minutes to take months to repair the started the final phase of the process by loading 5000 individual fire works each fire or displaced by hand into the crowd inspired intense to launching system it should be a good one. sphene. >>reporter: to my we're learning about who exactly is being ordered to leave donald trump wing and this seems to be supporting the decision from the russian president. >>reporter: he announce sanctions against russia an

but away from downtown towards saratoga. already low 40s. and south of downtown a chance at low 30s by tomorrow morning. belmont and red wood city in the mid-40s outside. palo alto 50 degrees. and into tomorrow morning, the coldest spots likely again those if had tearier east bay valleys. but you also have high clouds coming through. that may actually help keep temperatures up slightly overnight. 40s around san francisco to oakland. look at these highs tomorrow. in the south bay, low 60s downtown. from danville. and the peninsula, 57 degrees. daly city, 56. upper 60s into downtown san francisco. patchy frost and wind sheltered valleys climbing to the 50s. mostly clear skies tomorrow. likely setting up the warmest day of the week but as we get inhi into thursday night, look at the changes. not a lot of rain between late friday through sunday night. generally we're thinking les than a quarter inch. and chilly temperatures, chilly showers as it goes to the weekend for new year's eve into sunday and tuesday of next week -- temperatures next few

temperatures in the 30s. 37 downtown, 31 in frederick. look carefully and quickly, clouds roll through. that's the front. back to the low to mid 30s with sunshine tomorrow, even above freezing to start the day downtown. so 38 at 7:00, these are downtown temperatures, 46 at 11:00 and 52 at 1:00 p.m. ea probably a better day. more wind tomorrow. that 52 is going to feel cooler than 50 on friday. the next 7 days, nice for christmas day, kids can play with the toys outside, 52. near 60 on monday. some showers late. early tuesday still not bad and sunshine and 48 next wednesday. >>> well, hey there. >> hi. >> hey. >> i just came in here. >> we were buy ing you some time here. got the wizards? >> yeah, the wizards have been playing pretty good. you know, they have been dealing with some injuries but they are finding their way. finding some kind of grove for sure. they are in chicago tonight seeking their 6th win in the last eight games. tonight we go inside the numbers during their hot streak. that's coming up next in sports. zero really can