dr. darienne driver on wednesday and get her take on these extreme conditions.she offered up similar advice on being prepared. 3 (not the coolest thing. long johns, warm socks, hats, scarves, mittens. this is a heavy season for donations. have a number of agencies giving coats to students.) students.)school let out time will be 2:35 this afternoon. and rest assured...conditions won't have an by then. and remember we've always got you covered when it comes to school delays and cancellations because of the weather. so stay with cbs58 ...on air and online...for all the information you need to wauwatosa police patrols are looking for car thieves! it's because of the cold weather. this morning cbs 58's kyle aevermann is on the move with tosa police.. for a closer look at the extra steps they're taking to keep people... and their property.. safe! hi, kyle! we are joined by sgt. katie gierach this morning. the tosa pd constantly does different types of directed patrol missions for various types of incidents and crimes. with the cold weather they are directing those efforts to prevent motor vehicle

dr. darienne driver about how the district handles days impacted by the weather. and what goes into making decisions about delays and cancellations (a decision made regionally. our operation officers across se wi come together and make decision to stay open or close schools due to wind chill factors. made on a day by basis based on the weather.) weather.) and as it stands now...there are no delays and cancellations to pass along. but when they do happen...we'll let you know. on air or online. reporting live from milwaukee...ms...cbs 58 news. 3 milwaukee officials are making sure people have a warm place to go in this bitter cold. mayor tom barrett says several . agencies...... including the milwaukee police department... are ready to help people find 8-19 the homeless outreach team is very active during weather events. they've established relationships with homeless individuals and know typical locations where they know people can help direct them to warming centers and other services." services." 3 if you need to find a warming center... you can call 2-1-1. the c

dr. darienne driver about how the district handles days impacted by the weather. and what goes into making decisions about delays and cancellations.and as it stands now...there are no delays and cancellations to pass along. but when they do happen...we'll let you know. on air or online. reporting forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonigin mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast... today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: sunny. high: 52friday: partly you always want to pick the city with the steepest hills. >> that's actually funny. >> they are very hilly in san francisco. >> i'm nervous about self-driving cars. >> i'm picking one up tomorrow. >> news breaking. >> what kind of car is it, do we dare ask?

superintendent darienne driver has a plan to help mps succeed-- but she says it will take more instructional time during an academic year to do it. and wisconsin department of public instruction superintendent dr. tony evers stands in agreement. "expanded learning makes a difference. the initial proposal was changed...to a with the year-round and i.b. schools on a common start date in mid-august and a common end date in mid or late may beginning in the 2017-18 school year. "the district itself has the ability to go on record and change the starting date unilaterally for special schools and schools that are struggling. :08 in 2018- 2019, the proposal calls for all schools moving to an calendar year, which would call for legislative action. "i'm going to do whatever i can going forward as is part of my budget to have legislation change and, this schedule would make room for a 4- week "j-term" in june. "...we would be able to use for credit recovery for students who might have failed a course, students who even have a d or c and want to improve."the j-term is in addition to the traditional summer school programming in the state report card, many students are still falling behind. the four-year hi

schools superintendent darienne driver has a plan to help mps succeed-- but she say nstructio academic year to do it. and wisconsin department of public instruction superintendent dr. tony evers stands in agreement. "expanded learning makes a difference. the initial proposal was changed...to a aligning all mps high schools with the year-round and i.b. schools on a common start date in mid-august and a common end date in mid or late may bigin the 2017-18 school year. "the district itself has the ability to go on record and change the starting date unilaterally for special schools and schools that are struggling. :08 in 2018- 2019, the proposal calls august to may calendar year, which would call for legislative action. "i'm going to do whatever i can going forward as is part of my budget to have legislation change and, this schedule would make room for a 4- week "j-term" in june. "...we would be able to use for credit recovery for students who might have failed a course, students who even have a d or c and want to improve."t o summer school programming in july. although mps has moved up ade in the state report card, many students are still falling fourh school gradu