the city of duluth is on >>> the city of duluth is on bear watch after someone spots this black bear perched on this tree outside of the courthouse. it made several attempts to get down but it looks to be stuck or perhaps it is spooked by the crowd. a lot of people are posting pictures online. wildlife experts are telling police to leave the bear alone. they are hoping to climb down >> reporter: the bear looks too big for the tree. >> it does. >> reporter: you have to imagine it is going to break something and fall down or it is going to climb down. >> i've been to duluth before so there is not a lot going on but let the bear come down on its own. >> reporter: i'm sure in duluth that is a big deal. 72 degrees right now. winds out of the southeast. a light breeze at 3 miles an hour. not looking too bad here. look at these number, 71 right now in scottsdale. 73 in cave creek. 72 in deer valley. 70 in surprise. 72 in mesa. a 68 in ahwatukee for you. it is later in the evening. yeah, we do see a little bit of moisture sitting down here working its way up into arizona. you can see a nice

duluth police say the bear made several attempts to come down... but climbed back up because of those onlookers. duluth news-tribune says the bear went from one tree to another... then climbed down and left just after sunset 3 if you want to get in a few bike rides before the snow falls... you have more options in milwaukee.ten new bublr bike sharing stations are opening up in milwaukee. extending in all directions from downtown for a total of 57.we stopped by the new station at m-lk and north.. 3 we like that there's a more encourage people not just to go through downtown but to come to the neighborhood and support the local businesses." businesses." bublr bike stations have now doubled in milwaukee since they first started appearing in the fall of 2015. 3 tonight: mostly clear. a little chilly with lows in the upper 30s inland to around 400 lakeside. wind: n 2-5 mph. friday: lots of sunshine. staying above-average with highs around 600. wind: sw 5-15 mph.weekend: quiet weekend with lots of hi stays mild with highs in the low to middle 60s saturda

so duluth, superior, to the north. low pressure is spinning to the south. it is keeping the light rain going overall. now the roads are just wet here.

the city of duluth was on bear watch this morning.this young bear was spotted near the first str >>> minnesota was on bear watch with ipads and cameras in hand. according to duluth police, the bear made several attempts to come down but went back up due to the spectators in the area.the last time a bear was spotted in downtown that's cbs 2 news live at 5 . thank you for being with us today.we hope you'll join us it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage b

duluth. kathy: the owner of penzeys spices is causing a social media firestorm. he sent out fliers blasting republican voters and describing president-elect donald trump as a racist. wisn 12 news' kent wainscott is live outside penzeys warehouse in wauwatosa with tonight's big story. >> the remarks lighting this political fuse are from bill penzey junior in the company's most recent e-mail newsletters to customers. the owner, and others so angry they say they'll stop shopping here. penzey's, known for spicing up food, is now stirring the political pot. it's owner, bill penzey junior, getting political in the company's customer newsletter, writing, "the open embrace of racism by the republican party in this election is now unleashing a wave of ugliness unseen in this country for decades." and in follow-up directed at openly racist candidate for the presidency of the united states of america." >> if as a business owner you feel secure enough that your business is doing well enough that you can state what you want to state like that then, more power to you. >> most

had nearly 20 inches northwest of duluth, minnesota, not sure where that is. and yourself quite a blizzard going on. that storm system is moving into canada, but dragging toward us. the temperatures will seem mild compared to sunday and monday, compared to the gusty winds blowing on in here. the ocean storms backs upthrow tonight and the morning tomorrow. it will bring the clouds to the i-95 corridor, through 7:00 a.m. in the morning, in to boston, through the late morning, certainly by lunchtime, north shore, cape ann, especially you develop too and that's what future cast is showing us with the shots of green in there. let's stop there and talk about the better half of the weekend, that is, saturday. temperatures in the low 50's here, look at all of the clouds, back to the north and west, upper 50's, perhaps even 60 degrees in a few spots, because that's where you have the sun the longest, but where it's going to be coolest is southeastern massachusetts, that means, for the annual thanksgiving day parade and of course, plymouth, that's where you're going to

the latest bear became the attraction in downtown duluth, minnesota. it was spotted high up in a tree outside the city's courthouse. according to witnesses, the young bear made several attempts to it eventually made its way down and wandered around the city before getting out of sight. authorities are asking the people to stay away from the bear. and check this one out. this is boo boo the bear. he has been spotted a couple of times in hancock maryland standing on two legs. he came into sight right after pedals, another famous upright bear was killed in new jersey last month. a live look of wrigley field courtesy of earth first there is shaving. blades. sharp and precise. then gillette shielding. comfy lubrication before and after. and also cooling. oooh. i got goosebumps. gillette proshield chill with lubrication before and after the blades. shields and cools while you shave. proshield chill from gillette. the best a man can get. proshield. killings. >>> good morning. coming up on 6:00. you are quiet heading outside this morning. maybe for the nature

we could see major delays there and further north, slow going roadways in minneapolis and duluth. thanksgiving itself is nice other than the northeast and pacific northwest. back to you. >> thanks, cam. >>> when we come back, the rest of the morning's headlines and a new security alert issued by the fbi and homeland security, and what they're telling local law enforcement ahead of the holiday season. >>> if you're still looking for dessert, how to make the perfect sweet potato pie. >> yum. >> and one ingredient you may have never thought of that makes all the difference. it has nothing to do with patty. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by points of ugh, it's only lunchtime and my cold medicines' wearing off. i'm dragging. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. nna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start th

the winter weather advisory for our extreme northwestern counties from duluth and superior up to northeast minnesota where they have a winter storm warning. in orr, minnesota. as you can see, a couple snow showers starting to develop. here come these snow showers from the northwest. they're more spotty and broken clouds. the wind speeds are continuing through the morning hours. gusts will be around 40. during the day tomorrow, 20-30 mile-per-hour winds with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. there's the high temperature in milwaukee. superior high was only 43. 41 right now in milwaukee. 36 in waukesha. 36 in white water. also out in burlington. so the big storm is starting to wind down. snow flurries starting to clear out. ink everything is done by -- i think everything is done by 9:00 in the morning. the chilly weather settles in tomorrow night and continues right on into sunday. a few snow showers developing. could mix with rain. winds gusting to 40 miles per hour or even more. 34 at the lake shore. 31 inland. very chilly night after what we've been used to for the first 18 days of the month

so duluth, superior, to the north. low pressure is spinning to the south. it is keeping the light rain going overall. now the roads are just wet here. thanksgiving day. 42 at the airport. the wet roads and 44 today. >> wet on the way in for me. if you are headed out, be prepared for that. the volume is very light. not much competition on the roads. things are moving smoothly. things are looking good... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you >> matt, thank you. it is a busy morning for the firefighters and police officers. >> a number after crashes and fires. we are going to tim with the latest from overnight. tim: come to the tv and check this out, this was a fire that was burning in kenosha county. reported on river road, not far from the outlet malls. the fire destroyed a barn there and a vehicle. in the video, it is not looking like serious damage to the home. no one was hurt. the investigators are looking into how the fire started. also new, a car crashes when trying to get away from the police. the officers tried to stop the car for speeding

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up to six inches fell here in duluth wednesday.. creating dangerous conditions on the roads for millions of holiday travelers. right now - the same system that brought this snow to the upper midwest, is heading our way.. let's check in with meteorologist eileen whelan. - a few morning showers - dry weekend ahead - warm-up next week with more rain coming today: mostly cloudy. a few morning showers. highs: 53-58 winds: s 5 to calm winds: light black friday: mostly cloudy. stray shower. highs: 54-60 winds: s to nw 5 mph the new names joining the trump administration - and the big decision one will be making over the thanksgiving holiday. john live tease president-elect donald trump is busy the thanksgiving holiday. he's hunkering down with family at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. on wednesday -- trump breaking from his early staff picks dominated by white men. his latest nominations -- both women who were critical of the president-elect in the past. he is appointing charter school advocate betsy devos to lead the department of educa

the colder air starting to fill in towards duluth.we will have several inches of snow. farther south, we are looking at just plain rain right now toward omaha. so here's a look at snowfall totals through your wednesday, the next 24 hours. now central and northern minnesota, these spots saw quite a bit of snow last week. unfortunately, looking at another 3 to 6 through wednesday. so traveling on i-94, i-35 rather, you could have some slick travel there. you go a little bit farther south towards sioux falls and green bay, we're looking at 1 to 3 inches of snow through wednesday. now let's talk about the great lakes region out towards chicago, not too much happening there right now, but the rain is approaching. and we're going to see this pushing more to the east. so right around midnight tonight we'll start to see some of the rain moving toward chicago. so watch the futurecast as it fills in, the cold air starts to move into the north-central. so that accumulating snowfall near duluth and minneapolis, down towards chicago, we're seeing

he held a rally in duluth urging republican voters to come home saying if clinton were elected, she would bring outright corruption to the oval office. he dismissed the fbi's laterst found no new evidence of criminal wrongdoing in her handling of national security information, and promised a victory. i joined this campaign in a heartbeat because you have nominated a man for president who never quits, who never backs down. he is a fighter. he is a winner. final rally in michigan tonight. we've been talking about battleground states this afternoon, so let's take a look at the latest abc news battleground map. it's newest model has new hampshire leaning towards clinton and georgia leaning toward trump. arizona, north carolina, and florida still up for grabs but if this map holds, a trump sweep would not give him the electoral votes to win. on however if several states currently leaning towards clinton break the other way, nevada, colorado, pennsy among them, trump could make his way to the 270 electoral votes needed to win. one of the battlegrounds you saw on that map, nevada, may already be

further down to the north, it is cold enough that it's snow in duluth and minneapolis.good, green means go. other than delays in the pacific northwest and northeast. back to you. >> thank you, cam. >>> we're going to get to some breaking news and it's coming from detroit where another police officer has been shot. the wayne state university officer, collin rose, is fighting for his life at this hour after being shot in the head. officials said rose was patrolling an area off campus when the attack took place. a person of interest is in custody and is being interrogated. rose is at least the fifth officer shot on duty across this country just since the weekend. the suspect charged in the ambush-style fatal shooting of a san antonio police officer got married the day after the attack. all of this according to court documents. it appears that otis mccain may have been trying to keep his wife from having to testify against him. the d.a. says any conversations before the shooting would be admissible. funeral services held for the murdered officer next week. >>> a post-electi

duluth, superior, ashland. but again, the moisture is light. now to low is continuing to slip to the east and rapping the moisture around and taking it away from us by tonight. early temperatures 30s and 40s over the plains. 3 # 7 waukesha. holding steady in the low 40s toda the model is over doing the snow in the north. periods of light rain throughout the day. by mid night, most of this is wrapping off and away. cloudy for thanksgiving day. dry and a little disturbance early, 3:00 friday morning, a little light snow waking up on friday morning. the forecast for today, it is a wet one. periods of showers off and on. light. 43 thanksgiving day. 50 as we move to sunday, monday. >> thank you, sal. right now, officials in colombia are working to end a civil war. tim, what's the latest development? tim: after one failed peace deal with the group farc, the colombian government is trying # again. the president has announced that he'll sign a new peace deal tomorrow. once both sides sign the peace deal, it goes to congress for approval. the last deal

evolution of precision technonologies has made a kind of standard possible whereby you can go to duluth or to paris and find the same a440 on the instrument that you are playing. and this kind of standardization has led to the sharing of more music; the playing of more varied instrumentalists together. but a musical instrument can be made of something extremely simple and still have the power of profound expression. it seems to only be true in the european or american world that people look on instruments as a manufactured item. elsewhere in the world, the kind of spiritual aspect to an instrument is much more important. instrumentalists treat their instruments very, very carefully. in many societies, libations and ceremonies are prepared as the instrument is being built and as it is being completed. there's a kind of soul in each instrument that is the responsibility of the musician to seek out, because the instrument is an object, but it's not the object. music is always the object of the instrument. (narrator) technology has always had a fundamental impact on the construction of musi

you can see the bull's-eye around fargo and duluth. people there could see over a foot of snow and wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hour. >>> in the southeast a choking haze hangs over many cities as dozens of control. in kentucky that smoke has even turned deadly. a man was killed in a crash on a mountain parkway where the smoke decreased visibility and in charlotte, north carolina, many are staying indoors after officials issued a code red warning about the air quality. >> going to turn our focus overseas where there are some grim new images coming out of the syrian city of aleppo as bombing there resumes. dramatic video shows a young girl being rescued from the rubble of a building hit by an air strike. bank were among the targets. images of her being pulled out. at least 54 were killed in the attacks by syrian government forces and by russia. >>> in neighboring iraq the military says it's making significant progress in the battle to reclaim the city of mosul from isis. troops have made their way into at least two more districts whe

in mind, we're looking for tuesday, wednesday, possibility of three to six inches from far doe to duluth. of the midwest through the week as you get closer to thanksgiving. mara? kendis? >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> president-elect trump is expected to make more announcements this week. >> he sat down with people for a series of key positions. but still found time for a twitter rant. we get the latest from janai with his top candidates this weekend, he couldn't stay off twitter. from a settled lawsuit to the play "hamilton" to calling "saturday night live" unbiased and not funny. he tweeted about it all. from president-elect to king of twitter. this weekend, we saw both sides of donald trump. >> we're going the to have a great day. >> reporter: smiling and statesmanlike, he lined up 20 meetings if two days. secretary of defense was very impressive. is there he is the real deal. >> reporter: the transition team promising to announce more picks soon. national security adviser lieutenant general michael flynn who called islam a cancer. >> is he in line with how president-elect views i

. >>> people in duluth, minnesota, are on bear watch. >> a black bear found high up a tree outside the federal courthouse, tried to get down a few times, spooked, saying i don't knowf there with all of the humans. police put up yellow tape, and the bear came down on his own. >> don't they always, one way or another? >> just wanted to enjoy that sunrise. thanks for watching. >>> haib, welcome to "dish nation." what's up? >> what's up? >> hey. >> big things cooking on a wednesday. we're talking to t.j. miller and things are going to get rowdy. >> we didn't get a response. >> hey. >> but first, lindsay lohan is pulling a madonna. you remember when she is doing that thing and started talking like she from britain? lindsay lohan spoke to reporters and her 5:00 descent was a little british. >> i want it to be a celebration of everybody coming together in a european nation. i think it's very important. and if you watch, you'll have a nice night.

this in hibbing --northwest of duluth. people bringing out the shovels to clear the snow. the main threat here in eastern the bare trees blowing all over the place. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a wind advisory remains in effect tonight with wind gusts to 40 or 45 mph from the wind gusts diminish to 30 mph from the northwest. finally by saturday evening the wind really friday evening followed by clearing overnight. saturday and sunday is sunny and colder than normal with high few dere thursday. wednesday and a possible rain/snow mix tuesday night. thanksgiving is dry with highs in the mid 40s. more cases with one of their newer programs. the i-d-for-p-d site, around for just about two years, taking more criminals off the streets. kwwl's brad hanson joins us live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque. brad? when this program w

we could see major delays and snow could mean slow going roadways across minneapolis and duluth. as for your thanksgiving holiday itself it is looking nice except for the northeast and pacific northwest. back to you. >> thank you. >>> after days of nonstop meetings president-elect donald trump is taking a thanksgiving break at his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach. >> before leaving new york city he moderated some of his more change a hoax. and he's backing away from his threat to pursue criminal charges against hillary clinton. more now from abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: today as president-elect donald trump spends time with his family in florida for the thanksgiving holiday, questions over his business ties, campaign pledges and open cabinet positions loom. dr. ben carson one of many visitors spotted leaving trump tower tuesday just last week said he had no interest in a trump back in the mix and up for the housing and urban development secretary job. rudy giuliani also visiting trump tower but declining to talk about his desire to be a part of the administration. >> i was

tuesday going to wednesday for your travel from fargo over towards duluth, we could see 3 to 6 inches of snow there. midweek when everybody's heading to grandmother's house, scattered showers in the mississippi river to houston to scatters showers in the tricky, tis particularly tuesday night going into wednesday. but along the east coast, we'll have still chilly in the northeast, but clearing out. then by midweek, we keep a close eye on the front. it's going to make its way across texas and right into the lower mississippi valley region by wednesday and we'll brace for it to stay relatively dry going into tuesday before we have a cool snap that will get your attention, as well. kendis, mara. >> all ri >>> president-elect donald trump is meeting today with another former rival, ex texas governor rick perry. and it comes after weekend meetings and criticism over his early appointment. and trump is now embroiled in a feud with the cast of broadway's "hamilton." mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: smiling and statesman like, the president-elect eager for another round of meetings, bu

a 'bear' -- became an "impromptu" -- "tourist attraction" -- in "downtown duluth" this morning. the bear was 'spotted' -- in a tree -- near the courthouse. a 'small group' -- gathered to 'see' the bear.... and take pictures for 'social media'. authorities took a "hands off approach"... asking people to give the 'bear' -- some 'room'.... so it could 'climb down' -- on its own.... and move on. and finally...a mother pig was and finally...a mother pig was clearly over it. a group of piglets was nursing on their mother...when one of them stepped on its mother's snout. the mother clearly wasn't happy and sent the little squealing pig rocketing through the air. the piglet appeared fine, and went back to get lots of sun and a southwest wind pushed temperatures into the upper 70s and low 80s today. look for a mild night tonight with lows in the mid 50s to near 60. a cold front will reach the appalachians tomorrow. ahead of this front, the southwest flow us, and readings warm into the lower 80s, just shy of record levels in most of central north carolina. the record for raleigh is 84 in

this is duluth, where onlookers got sprayed with water while trying to take pictures of the massive waves.

duluth looking at grabbing up to six inches of snow. you see them seeing heavier snow bands already. through colorado. they've grabbed up to a foot of snow in wyoming and montana. so some pretty impressive system. it's going to bring us some moisture, but for your friday forecast, we keep that high pressure. that scoots off as we head into saturday. we'll see some increasing cloud cover even by saturday afternoon. you can see that low pressure system off to our west pushing on in. and as it does so, i do think we're looking at the chance for some snow in western massachusetts, the berkshires seeing some of that snow and then as you can see, lots of green through most of massachusetts. so that's really what we could see a couple flurries in the merrimack valley, worcester hills, as well. and most of that snow staying significantly to our west. but we do have a push of cold air headed our way into the start of next week. as the jetstream does change its pattern. so we've had very warm weather, but take a look into next week, the jetstream