all town of geneva police will confirm to us is there is an incident at that lake. we do have a crew on their way to the area. as soon as they arrive we will bring you more information. 3 a winter storm is headed our way...we could have a lot of snow on the ground come monday. monday.a winter storm watch has been issued that will begin saturday night...and lasts all day on sunday. sunday.for the latest in the forecast...chief meterologist drew burygone joins us now... 3 3 winter storm watch saturday 6pm - monday 12 amtonight: some clouds while staying partly cloudy. lows in the low teens with wind chills from 00 to 100. wind: w 5-10 mph. weekend: saturday starts out with a little bit of sunshine before clouds increase. stays chill saturday with highs in saturday late afternoon or early evening. light snow continuous saturday night and all day sunday before wrapping up monday morning. highs on sunday will be close to the freezing mark in the lower 30s. by noon sunday most of southeast wisconsin will have 3-5" of snow on the ground with an additional 2" to 4" possible

that's my message from geneva. >> did i hear this right? little birdie told me that you met with president-elect trump yesterday. is that correct? >> no comment. no comment. >> no comment. from you? >> there's a first time for everything. >> apparently so. >> seriously? no comment? >> i'll be coming home soon. i'll be coming home soon. i've had enough of switzerland. it's a beautiful place, but, boy, these guys are tough, i have to tell you. >> if you're are not going to comment today, hopefully you will soon. do you talk at all about the stock market though? >> yeah. they are in the camp of pe's are higher than we think. they just don't buy the earnings for next year. they just don't buy it. >> i'm talking about you and the president-elect. now you're trying to deflect again. >> you can't nail me on that. >> i can only try so often. >> not the trump -- >> my first meeting was yesterday in geneva, and i had time and i left that meeting not feeling as good as i went into it. you know, it's all -- our perceptions about the animal spirits have

of talks. >> the geneva understanding back in 2012. so i assume he's talking about that. what i want to -- if when you talk about a political process, and united syria, if the regime -- al-assad chooses to be part of the process and run a fair and transparent election and so on, would he be allowed to? you have committed yourself in the past to the fact he lost the legitimacy to govern. >> well, think we still believe that. as we said before, thissing exactly the sorts of issues that need to be hammered out in political talks, what this transition looks like and what an election looks like. that's why it's so important to get the regime and the opposition together to talk. >> i understand -- >> we're note going into this -- laying out what it all has to look like before they've had a chance to talk. >> it is obvious that the regime, not necessarily al-assad presents a good portion of the syrian people. there are minorities that look to them as leadership and so on, so want that kind of political entity to -- should the bay allowed as p

convention and i happened to mention that the same sentence to provisions of the geneva conventionse claimed and i wasn't talking about the purpose, but simply the provisions in the geneva convention that say prisoners of war, yes provided an athletic uniforms and access to scientific instruments and give them a monthly allowance, stuff the american people wouldn't stand for those kind of privilege is being given t to tr purpose just killed 2,000 americans that any event, if god -- it was leaked and they thought i was being critical in the geneva convention which nothing further could have been from the truth and the lesson i learned is to minimize the amount of information you put in writing be careful about your e-mails and as we now know today that is a shame because it is hard for historians to come back after the fact and develop an accurate history of the decisions that are made and the reasons for that decision. >> what prompted you to write the book and then how did you write the book, i tried to write a book and decided i was not capable. >> i decided to write the book beca

and the readiness to go to geneva. that is the only way that anybody with common sense or strategic visions is to end the war. to take those negotiations. and now with the exception and to negotiate in good faith to bring syria back together. deal new way to make progress one of the united mp's falls area of resolution to a 254 less well as those statements so hopefully people will point actions with where their words have been. >> do you think the illustration should have come out? i will not start making comments that at this point. i will not comment on anonymous reports with the official said have not then identified, i just will not comment on that. but with your question earlier, of we sat in the situation room and the president made the decision based on the input to go out to the country and they did so. back in october when the department of common security -- romance security made the statement to the nation with high confidence with high confidence the russian government including political organizations tho

[inaudible] >> he said that we want, you want to go back to the geneva, i assume that's geneva one -- >> is he talking about -- that's where -- >> the talks that have occurred. that was back in 2012, which stipulate certain points to get the process going. i assume he's talking about that. what i want to specifically say is if you talk about a political process and a united syria, if bashar al-assad used to be a part of this process and run in a fair and transparent election and so on, would he be elected? you guys have committed yourself in the past to the fact that he lost the legitimacy to govern. student i think we still believe that. as we've said before, those are exactly the sorts of issues that need to be hammered out in political tax is what this transition looks like and what an election looks like. that's what it's so important to get the regime and opposition together to talk spivak i understand, but -- >> we are not going into this prescriptive and laying it would also look like before they got a chance to talk. >> it is obvious that the regime, not necessarily bashar al-

this morning, every state holders tells me they are ready and willing to get back on the path to genevaincludes turkey and arab states and the only remaining question is whether the syrian regime with russia's support is willing to go to geneva and prepared to negotiate constructively. lets be crystal clear who bears responsibilities for what we have seen and what we are seeing and in continuing to see in syria. we are seeing the unleashing of the sectoring passion allowing the assad regime, the assad regime is aiding and abetting. it is actually carrying out and nothing short of a massacre. we have witnessed in discriminate slaughter and not accident of war or collateral damage but purposeful, a cynical policy of terrorizing civilians. so we believe this is a moment where the syrian regime and the russian military have an opportunity to make the decision to a st. patrick's day decision, i may add for peace. one that'll make it possible of sensation of hostility all across syria which could throw out of this. we are for a cease-fire country wide. but, you have to be able to deal with al

policy -- >> it's part of the geneva convention. >> it is part of the geneva convention, and the uniteds has recognized as much not just in this past week, but historically in many different resolutions. i would disagree with alan with the notion that somehow this is tying donald trump's hands. there have been many resolutions like this in the past, frankly, that presidents have ignored when it comes to enforcement. >> this is the only one they've abstained from in the obama administration, and the only one they haven't backed. >> the only time the obama administration has used its veto was to prevent a resolution criticizing settlements. i think what you're seeing today, this hysteria in response from the israelis, is an attempt, really, to exact costs on any elected officials in the future from ever deviating even an inch from the netanyahu line. >> first of all, there is no israeli leader that believes the jewish quarter of jerusalem, the hospital, the western wall is illegally occupied. nobody believes that. president obama went to the western wall and prayed and put a prayer in it.

and in addition to that everyone has reconfirmed to me their readiness to go to geneva for discussions aimed at putting an end to this horrific war. so that's the only way that anybody i've talked to with any common sense and any strategic vision says you can end this war. it will take negotiations. and they haven't taken place in all of these years any real negotiations. but all of the parties have now told me with the exception of what we haven't heard from assad himself and his willingness to go out and actually negotiate in good faith. and try to bring syria back together. that's the only way towards a united and peaceful syria that is reflected in resolution 2254 as well as in the issg statement which is include russia and iran. so hopefully people will put actions where the words have been. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> reporter: mr. secretary, do you have any response to reports that putin himself was directly involved in election-related attacks? do you think the administration should have come out before the election more boldly wit

the moderate snow extending from lake geneva and eastward toward burlingtonwestern racine and kenosha county. so we're gonna start to see that snow really beginning to pk up right now all of wisconsin, the u.p. of michigan and points off minnesota and northeastern iowa under winter weather warnings or advisories. for us across southeastern wisconsin most of us under a more serious winter storm warning in affect right now until 8:00 tomorrow evening. that includes the milwaukee metro area, wausaukee, washington, dodge, jefferson, waukesha, milwaukee, racine, kenosha, and walworth counties. up to the north, fond du lac and shall bogey began counties, our friends up there, under a less significant but still important wintther advory what that points out is just how long ts is gng to be going on and the persistent snow is going t pose aroblem for road >> we'll time it out for you hour by hour and let you know who's gonna see how much and your sto tea forecast comg up. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> the snowstorm will be roads as it ramps up tonight. you're watching the flakes fly in waukes

a year after i saw the coptic codex in geneva, the egyptian owner took it to new york city and triedsell it there without any success. >> the owner then deposits the codex in a bank vault. it stays there for nearly two decades until another buyer finally persuades him to sell. >> here i am, opening again that safe. all the pages were glued together. and fragments of the pages were floating around. >> still uncertain what the manuscript is, tchacos takes it to yale. >> i say, do you know what you have here? this is something that's only been hinted at in antiquity. for the first time ever we're laying eyes on the actual gospel of judas. >> but there's bad news. restoration will cost a fortune. tchacos needs someone with very wealthy contacts. enter manuscript dealer bruce ferrini. >> i was told that bruce ferrini was a very reputable manuscript dealer and that he had bill gates as a client. that sounded good. >> seeing the chance to make a quick profit, ferrini decides to buy the manuscript himself and sell it on. >> ferrini writes two checks totaling $2.5 million for the gospel of ju

we're awaiting an update from town of geneva police officials. not too long ago we saw waukesha county sheriffs dive team come through. multiple agencies remain on the scene. through. multiple agencies remain on the scene. now to recap what we know is a call came through around 1:15 this afternoon. when a witness saw a person fall through and never resurface were told there are open spots on the lake. the ice is not very thick we spoke with someone from the lakefront homeowners association who says lake como is one of the first lakes to freeze. however she says multiple agencies remain on the scene. from both from wisconsin and illinois police dont have a description of the person they're looking for erlier the towns police chief told us the cautions everyone should take if your planning on going out on a lake this time of year. "it's too early season to be out on the lake right now and it sounds like we're gonna have some cold weather and following that you just want to make sure the ice is frozen but there's still areas of the lake taht are ope

off on 280 if you have to travel between san francisco and a leasing it does not amount to 80 at genevaill have been overturned as soon be two lanes blocked pretty quiet through the area and not too many commuters no major delays so far once again is an overturned blocking two lines will definitely keep an eye on and will have a crassly and san mateo north from 101 at third another spinoff see history run attracted great bear holding all traffic that is why it is part for the image of delays for a west the drive times looks good so far >>mark: the 35 year-old was killed in friday's warehouse fire along with his fiancee is visiting from finland >>reporter: the is one of 36 people killed in friday's tragic fire the director to do so was what goes where house with his fiancee opposed to this video from inside the warehouse just an hour before the fire that took his life the 35 your move to oakland couple of years ago from the east coast at the time of his death he was working of a freelance producer he was an only child and leaves behind his two younger twin daughters the friends said the

and all lanes are now open in san francisco on northbound 280 before geneva avenue.his was a three-car crash involving a rollover. but as you can see, still delays remain in the area and cars are moving at 32 miles per hour. so give yourself extra time here if you are traveling through that area. moving over now to a live look at the nimitz freeway, looking good in both directions. cars moving pretty slowly though because of those wet roads. 880 northbound between 238 and the maze 19 minutes out of san leandro and a look at the slow commute across the span of the san mateo bridge from hayward into foster city. that will take you 24 minutes. and keep in mind here, we have a cap corridor delay 15 minutes between martinez and richmond. otherwise bart, ace and caltrain are on time. >>> a guy hopped a fence at sfo and refused to surrender caught on camera. the man ran around the tarmac, dodging police and cars. witnesses say that he was act erratically at the southwest terminal then took off running outside through traffic jumping from the upper level of the terminal down

they're navigating the dark, and the bitter cold. 12 news ben hutchison is live in the town of geneva. and you are getting an idea of what happened. reporter: i am told it is a recovery efforts at this point. couple of hours offshore and to the boast -- the boats have come in. we have information from sources, learning that a man left the clubhouse at geneva national and walked out onto the ice. and assistance call was made. and when he fell through the ice, some were called in. because of conditions, it made the rescue operation difficult. back out here, you see the emergency lights behind me. i spoke with a woman who is with the homeowners association. she says this lake breeze is extremely quickly during the year. i checked online, it is nine feet at maximum depth. but everybody says it was too early to be out on the ice. patrick: thank you. a waukesha county teenager is local children into sex acts for cash. wisn 12 news nick bohr is at the waukesha county courthouse, where the teen is facing more than twenty felonies. reporter: 18-year-old adam rosman was just in intake court her

. >> the area about a quarter mile off shore geneva police say the . victim left a property at geneva . national to go out onto the ice command center. divers searched for hours switching out because of the cold. >> a body was located in the lake. >> it's unclear why the man, identified only as in his 40's was out there in the first place ,. >> it is dangerous when it is it is dangerous when it is forming and thawing. >> we know they lake it this happened in a local community here. >> about 20 agencies responded, the authorities telling us that no ice is safe ice. patrick: at this time, police are not releasing the name of the victim. adrienne: a waukesha county teenager is facing 21 felony counts, accused of coercing children to commit sex acts for money. 18-year-old adam rosman of sussex appeared in court today. prosecutors say he victimized at least seven 16-year-old boys, often behind a lisbon strip mall, over the summer. to several different teenage boys for sexually explicit videos and sex acts he would perform on them. adrienne: if convicted ros

also, northbound 280 before geneva we had a flipped s.u.v. and other vehicles hit it and blocking the right lane. not good on northbound 280. that is only the beginning. we have a lot of wet pavement. >> everyone will be wet. through the morning. the good news you do not have to fight with kids and get the heavier clothes in the north bay temperatures are 20 degrees warmer, or 15 to 20 degrees warmer in the low-to-mid 40s. even the peninsula in the low-to-mid 50s. san mateo bridge on the east side we have had a third of an inch of rain. heaviest rain is this morning and on the wart it will be breezy and wet. exercising outside, stay inside today. san jose .0 5" but slick and temperatures in the upper 50s to mid-60 the next few days. >> this could be a vice if you have kids would you get that half of parents in san francisco drive their children to school in it is a far cry from the number of adult whose commute. 56.5% of students k-5 are driven to school. there are 45,000 children in that range attending public and private schools in the city

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knowing this area pretty well i would try to get on the freeway after ocean geneva. get yourself on the freeway after that is the traffic is holding in the area. let's go to ease back. when it is raining like this close -- slow means different things, slow means a lot lower than you used to. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up for 25 - 30 minute delay. we have had a lot of fender benders. looking at my list i couldn't was them all but a lot of them are on the side of the road already. please give yourself extra time. we are a little breezy but the traffic is doing pretty well in getting up to highway 17. alex has been on the highway watching how the wet weather is affecting the morning commute. alex joins us live. >> the crash is already starting to pile up. we do have these types of slip conditions all across the bay area on all the major freeways we have these issues. the spot here is notorious. this area you are looking at tends to get a lot of standing water because of the rain coming down and also because of high tide. it is not as bad right n

this is happening on lake como near the town of geneva. you can see from newschopper 12, divers are going out in rescue boats, navigating chunks of ice. 12 news ben hutchison is live on the scene. ben, what are you seeing from the ground? ben: we had to move our position airboat, hovercraft, things along those lines. sources tell 12 news that a man walked out of the clubhouse at geneva national, onto the ice, got out a distance, and that is when he fell in. that is why the crews are out here right now. i can tell you it is extremely cold. they are switching shifts, trying to stay warm, as they continue to search for the person that may have gone through the ice. we wil story. there are no updates on whether they have found anyone. we have to move our position, go down the road a little ways. we will bring your details as we get them. patrick: let's go to matt salemme he live in news chopper 12. you have been over the scene most of the afternoon. matt: yeah, patrick, we have seen at least >> number one across southeastern wisconsin, leading

names, and others, were known to officials in washington and london and moscow and stockholm and geneva and the vatican. after all, by april, 1943, nearly 4 million jews from surrounding countries had already vanished. had already perished. the pentagon knew. the state department knew. the white house knew. most governments knew. only the victims did not know. thus the painful, disarming disturbing question -- why weren't hungarian jews in 1944, they were then the last remnants of eastern european jews, why were they not even warned of the impending doom? for one year later in 1944, three weeks before d-day, that young woman and husband, all of them, were already turned into ashes. jews from everywhere, young and old, industrialists military diplomats, investors, students, children -- children. they were all entering the shadow of flames. an italian philosopher, theologian, giordano bruno said, "life is the shadow of god." no, it is not. it is fire that is the shadow of god. that fire, that consumed a third of my people. inside the kingdom of night, we who were there tried to understand

from the grand geneva resort in wisconsin back to you.>>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >> loadedd shipped out, uber making a christmas delivery sending driverless vehicles to arizona, good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville, the self driving cars are going to arizona tonight the move comes one day after the california dmv revoked registration of the cars for not having proper permits. we look at how arizona is trying to take advantage of the situation at california's expense. >> state regulators put the brakes on the uber driverless car programs within hours of its launch citing a lack of proper permits, uber responded in a bit of a temper tantrum, the cars departed for arizona by truck and it will be expanding the self driving pilot in the next few weeks and we are excited to have the support of the governor. >> they released a safe unpermitted unready product. >> widely circulated on social media a dash cam video shows and -- an suv blowing through a stoplight, a member of his team also took part in an uber demo drive and did not like what he saw. >> i though

these toes and others were known officials in washington and london and moscow and stockholm and geneva and the vatican. 1943, nearly 4 million jews from surrounding countries had already vanished. had already perished. the state department new. the state department new. the white house new. -- knew. only the victims did not know. about the painful, disturbing questions. why weren't hungarian jews in 1944, they were the last remnants of eastern european jews, why were they not even warned about the impending doom? in 1944,ear later three weeks before d-day, that young women -- woman and husband, all of them, were already turned into ashes. from everywhere, young and diplomats,ry men, , they werehildren all entering the shadow of flames. philosopher, theologian said, life is the shadow of god. no, it is not. it is fire that is the shadow of god. consumed a third of my people. , wede the kingdom of night who were there try to understand and could not. in annd ourselves unfamiliar world, a creation with its own hierarchy. with its own henchmen, laws, customs. there were only two categories

how about the dancing horses theatre outside of lake geneva. that's right, dancing horses. carl is getting an up close look meteorologist rob haswell a bit of sun today as yesterdays storm low move off to our east. colder air starts rolling in today with temperatures falling to the low 20s this afternoon and dipping into the single digits tonight. high pressure and cold air for wednesday means sun but highs on wednesday and by thursday well be in the single digits with sub-zero lows. we should warm back to near seasonal by the weekend with some light snow returning. today: partly sunny. chance of evening snow showers. high: 22 wind: wsw 10-15 mph 9 wind: w 3-9 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. cold. high: 14 wind: wsw 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy and very cold. am low: 2 high: 12 wind: nw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly sunny, bitter cold. am low: -3 high: 6 wind: nw 10-20 mph friday: mostly cloudy with the chance for snow. am low: 0 high: 22 wind: s 5-15 mph saturday: mostly cloudy with the chance for snow. am low: 16 high: 32 wind: sw-nw 15-25 mphforecast from fox6 chief meteorolo

william from intellectual property watch in geneva.i'm tempted to ask her to say that this will be elevated to the desk of president trump who said he will turn up all the agreements to renegotiate them himself, but i'm not asking that. i was wondering was wondering yesterday in geneva there is a reference to this seta agreement. and the two parties announced or tried to gain support for new investor state multilateral investment core that they are trying to create. i don't know panelists are aware of that initiative yet, and if there's any reaction to the idea of a multilateral investor state court. thank you. >> so let's answer the three questions. >> thank you very much. with regard to the nafta and what will happen. as i have said, mexico is willing and ready to engage in a constructive dialogue with the incoming administration. we favor the possibility of having discussions along the lines of how we strengthen the nafta, how we modernize that along the lines of what i mention. their disciplines that did not exist when nafta was ne

distinguished career, he served as the permanent representative of egypt to the united nations in geneva and in many central roles in the ministry of foreign affairs in cairo. he is the very marvel of jip shun diplomatic. in 2014, president called minister out of retirement, back to serve his country as foreign minister. and in that role as the representative of the largest most powerful arab country, he is one of the key players in shaping the middle east today. a task we need not envy. as part of this mission, he has been instrumental in the all important relationship between egypt and its neighbor, israel, which he visited just this summer. and again represented egypt at the funeral of the late president. the relationship between egypt and israel is critical for the peace and welfare of the two countries, but also central to the prospects of broader piece in the region. cairo was and remains a key to regional stability and peace. the first arab leader to make an official visit to israel as we remember, egypt was the first arab country to make peace with israel. it was the first arab c

the town of geneva, police say that 44-year-old michael from burlington walked onto the lake and got several hundred yards through the ice. >> the numbers confirm that president-elect trump one wisconsin. he increased his margin by 131 votes. the recount was certified. >> after 12 days, wisconsin's presidential election recount moved the numbers by less than 1%. election workers in milwaukee spent the day loading f wants those numbers were in the system, they certified the recount which was requested and paid for by green party candidate jill stein. >> it is really part of a scam pack. >> you follow the law and you pay for it. >> donald trump increased his margin of victory over hillary clinton in wisconsin by 131 votes. in madison, wisn 12 news. >> the actual price tag is still unknown. they have until next week. he will be at state fair park as part of the thank you to her. mike pence will be with trump. the thank you tour has gone in support of the republican. scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. >> governor scott walker back from his trip overseas. providing details in afghanistan, kuwai

of the powerful for increased bike safety and the flooding issue for future projects regarding the geneva and representative of the hollywood neighborhood expressed concerns over the new ecology for the central sector is not shown to the public but regarding the new options will be part of funding requests and residents were concerned that the brt is only severing now populations go did new neighborhoods again adequately the way they see this project going forward didn't adequately consider the needs of existing residents i want to voice the concerns for the residents in those projects on item number 5 the child transportation survey we - very interesting survey it is well worth paying attention to with over 50 percent of parents driving their children to school it is a really good effort to look at how people are getting around the city and getting their kids to school some of the recommendations included a shuttle service for looking at different apps to help with coordinating ridership this was interesting this was presented on the same day at the instrumental update program having two

of the powerful for increased bike safety and the flooding issue for future projects regarding the geneva and representative of the hollywood neighborhood expressed concerns over the new ecology for the central sector is not shown to the public but regarding the new options will be part of funding requests and residents were concerned that the brt is only severing now populations go did new neighborhoods again adequately the way they see this project going forward didn't adequately consider the needs of existing residents i want to voice the concerns for the residents in those projects on item number 5 the child transportation survey we - very interesting survey it is well worth paying attention to with over 50 percent of parents driving their children to school it is a really good effort to look at how people are getting around the city and getting their kids to school some of the recommendations included a shuttle service for looking at different apps to help with coordinating ridership this was interesting this was presented on the same day at the instrumental update program having two

john kerry and russian foreign minister are expected to meet in geneva tomorrow. if the deal is reached, it could mean an end to the battle in aleppo, but could drive a stake into the heart of the insurgency of bashar al assad. >> we hope that spells the end of this. muhammad lila, thank you. >>> donald trump facing criticism over his business ties when he takes office. now we learned he will stay on as executive producer of "celebrity apprentice." what questions does that raise? (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. (both) yes! (vo) with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even carry over the data you don't use. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. and, just for the holidays, get the samsung galaxy s7 edge for only $15 per month. no trade-in required. i love you in that, no, i love you in that. no, i love you in that! (vo) hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. w

of the powerful for increased bike safety and the flooding issue for future projects regarding the geneva and representative of the hollywood neighborhood expressed concerns over the new ecology for the central sector is not shown to the public but regarding the new options will be part of funding requests and residents were concerned that the brt is only severing now populations go did new neighborhoods again adequately the way they see this project going forward didn't adequately consider the needs of existing residents i want to voice the concerns for the residents in those projects on item number 5 the child transportation survey we - very interesting survey it is well worth paying attention to with over 50 percent of parents driving their children to school it is a really good effort to look at how people are getting around the city and getting their kids to school some of the recommendations included a shuttle service for looking at different apps to help with coordinating ridership this was interesting this was presented on the same day at the instrumental update program having two

countrywide effort and in addition to that, everyone has reconfirmed to me that readiness to go to geneva for discussions aimed at putting an end to this war. so that's the only way that anybody i've talked to says you can end this war. they haven't taken place in any of these years but all of the parties have now told me with the exception to go out and actually negotiate in good faith that is the only way to make progress towards a united and peaceful syria as well as the statements that include russia and iran so hopefully people will put actions to the words. >> is it into election related attacks did you think the administration should come out more boldly about the intelligence of these attacks? >> i am not going to start making comments at this point. i'm not going to comment on anonymous reports from officials that are not identified. we sat in the situation room i remember with the president of the united states and he made the decision based on the input that was carefully vetted by the intelligence community and presented it to everybody he did have an obligation to go out of t

throughout the day and the wind i talked about, dropping windchills to two in fond du lac and 4 lake geneva and 14 in milwaukee. here's your day planner: 19 degrees by 8:00 a.m. and 21 by noon and a little bit of sunshine and 23 this afternoon. with a wildfire in the teens, it makes our reporters grimace and all of you as well. our meteorologist is out this morning, temperatures in the lower 20s and, you have a ruler, it can't be good. >> missing the '80s. >> flashbacks! >> we are live, with the storm chaser and right here, live in sussex with, the only mobile weather app and the temperature is 21 and we have noticed the wind picking up. we have blowing and drifting of snow and we have been driving all morning and the roads are in fantastic shape. again temperatures are below freezing and what may look like wet pavement could be icy and overall the roads are good, keep your speeds down and i'll run reports as far that's snow goes, sussex. and it is pretty good. right at 7 inches and we'll try a spot here. it is 7-and-a-half. and, whoever is giving the reports from sussex, pretty good, 7 to

that can only happen in geneva through some kind of negotiation. we are prepared to accept a negotiation in which there is a transition. assad is part of that transition. ultimately there is an election and the people of syria make a decision about user leadership of their country. and how you get there depends on what happens in these next week's and months in terms of what arrangement is made with russia and assad and the iranians. mr. goldberg: i want to ask you a israel question. you spent a lot of time talking to the israelis trying to convince him your vision of what is coming down the road is the correct vision. what many would say, and i'm not talking about the ideological settler movement, but the average israeli might say you are at a moment when we have hezbollah to the north, isis in sinai, a somewhat weak, threatened jordan. iran on thea, and northern border. you were asking us to begin a process of withdrawing from territory that overlooks been gary and international airport. turn over territory to a weak and divided palestinian gover

lake geneva, t here at tmj4, inch of snow on the grassy surfaces. some of these totals could be higher. some of these are a good hour old and we're still seeing it snow. >> whether alert, again, winter weather advisory 9:00 p.m. this evening covering all of southeastern wisconsin, all the purple counties. the back edge of the snow clearing through madison so we probably have another half hour, hour to go for our southwestern of snow here in milwaukee. let's zoom in on heavier amounts of snow. you can see darker blues across racine and kenosha county, about to move into the city of racine. future forecast here, closed in view. we'll time out when the snow will come to an end. 6:00, maybe still light snow at 6:00 for far western spots, dodge and jefferson county. by snow clears through, maybe some of our lakeside spots at 8:00 still seeing a little bit of snow and then completely done after that, overnight tonight mostly cloudy skies. how much snow total? maybe an additional inch on top of what you have. most of that area will be in that two to three

still 37, milwaukee. 36 in burlington and lake geneva with 35, beaverton, out in whitewater. those temperatures are going to be aided by the wibz. southwest, turning more westerly overnight tonight. even more strength to that wind tomorrow, you can see temperatures between -- wind speeds of between 10 and 20 miles per hour. tomorrow that will take the wind chills into the lower 30s and upper 20s. you can see rain moving in, looks like it's mixing with snow, but all the reports have been rain so far. it's pretty much what we're going to see as it moves through. o dodge county, jefferson to push across, waukesha county, all this pushes through until about midnight, we'll get a break overnight and then chance for scattered showers overnight. you can see our radar and computer model shows everything lightens up around midnight tonight and isolated to scattered shower or flurry right towards the rush hour in the morning. forecast shows the low pressure system dragging in the cold air, for northern wisconsin and by thursday morning, just a sprinkle or flurry left over. a lot of clo

protect and design and build xroiz for the health and safety of everyone that walks and drives with genevand so the streets approaching the redesign protection should be considered along 80s coordinate in order to help the city improve the street safety and achieve vision zero. >> thanks bryan and as bryan said gathering we'll be feedback from people that bike through the z that walk and drive through it and as the mayor said we'll be doing an evaluation to see what is working and not and other parts of city finally i want to acknowledge the 0 folks out here with the jack hammers powerfully concrete and from a construction were the ones that were contracted to do this around the city and want to give them a shout out this project and many others and the other contractors that work with side benefit of all that work we're trading jobs for san francisco businesses that's it we look forward to seeing how this works and it seems to be working as designed works well and safely i hope to keep that that way everyone of the fatality collisions we hear and read about through throughout the year tra

lake geneva down to 8. fond did he lack and waukesha, feels like 8 below 0 already. 5 below 0 milwaukee as we go through the morning hours. you can see we're around 15 below 0. watertown, tomorrow. wind chill in the teens temperatures right around by thursday at morning. 32 below 0. we'llle definitely see wind chill everywheres. skies have cleared out. cooling out quickly. we do have a cold front with the polar air, siberian air coming in. touching off very, very light snow. we'll see light snow or flurries later on. much of it dissipates. cold air settles in. that's all we'll see. temperatures right through thursday before our next chance of snow starts to arrive late on friday. 12 your overnight low if you're right at the lake shore. 5 inland and we will see very light snow, maybe a dusting in some spots. that comes in later tonight. 13 your high temperature tomorrow. wind chill could get as low as 10 below 0. clouds decrease after that lots of sunshine into wednesday with chill could hit advisory levels

that's in walworth county...as you can see from the map, a few miles west of lake geneva. cbs 58's kristen barbaresi is at the scene right now...and she joins us live....kristen, filled with snow. snow.dpw briefed reporters about those preparations cbs 58's amanda devoe is live with the key points of the plan..amanda? the city wants you to know that crews will be out in full force to make sure the roads are safe to drive. the milwaukee department of public works says anti-icing operations started on wednesday. crews are brining the streets with salt and water to keep the snow from sticking to the pavement. 102 streets starting tomorrow. dpw says 350 workers will be out over the course of the storm, and they're prepared to work 12 hour shifts. dpw also says they are monitoring the storm, and will do whatever it takes to keep the roads safe, reminding drivers to be patient with plow trucks as they remove snow. laura daniels, director of operations, dpw "it's important for us to get the snow moved and especially with a storm of this sizable predicted amounts that we don't lea

thatans our feels-like temperature, our wind chill, 10 for washington, now lake geneva. starting to see breaks in the overcast. flurries over southern wisconsin. there's the low that's going to start to spread across the inter-mountain region. we will get sunday late saturday into saturday night. a little more to our southwest, a little more, a here comes the low pressure system out to the west. clouds increase saturday. snow by late afternoon or early evening. a few flurries left over for tonight. 20 at the lakeshore, 17 early, between 0 and 10 above for tomorrow. breezy, cold, partly cloudy skies, windchills still in the teens, 24, your high. right into saturday, increasing clouds throughout the day. 24, your high. that could rise through the nighttim develops late. here is the forecast. on sunday, some light snow turns into more snow by saturday night. 30 degrees on sunday. on monday, a little light snow, especially in the morning hours, 27 degrees. and then we start a cooldown. once again, tuesday, 20, with a flurry or two, and low temperatures on wednesday and thurs

throughout the day and the wind i talked about, dropping windchills to two in fond du lac and 4 lake geneva and 14 in milwaukee. here's your day planner: 19 degrees by 8:00 a.m. and 21 by noon and a little bit of sunshine and 23 this afternoon. with a wildfire in the teens,

to see single digit temperatures by thursday of this week. 10, watertown. 8, beaver dam. 7, lake geneva. 13 in ravine. look at our feels like temperature. below zero. bundle those kids up. we're not going to have super strong winds over the next 24 hours. wednesday night and thursday, we will. watch what happens. tuesday night, we already see windchills dropping into the teens. and then, by 7:30 wednesday night, they get into the 20s. windchill criteria would be wednesday night and during the day on thursday before it gets better friday as the snow approaches. so, a couple clouds back in. that will help stop temperatures from dropping. they have a cold one right here causing a little snow showers. i don't think we're going to see much in the way of that falling tonight. if you do, it will be a dusting. that passes through by morning. we're only going to be in the low teens tomorrow. subzero tomorrow night. we'll also see temperatures falling rapidly into thursday. thursday morning should be the coldest morning of the next few the lakeshore. we could get a snow shower or flurry. that wou

the geneva convention said you cannot settle a territory which you conquer.hat's the basis on which -- >> right. and whose territory was conquered? >> all right. this is surely a disagreement that is translating into so much disagreement in washington. we have to leave it there. thanks to both of you for coming and and having the debate. >>> a troubling head line for law enforcement. as we see a major uptick in killing of police officers, are the recent protesters by groups partly responsible. >>> and as democrats look back toward their november defeat, fonler obama staffer suggesting that one of their issues might be their disconnect of people of fe faith. >>> president-elect trump saying there could be a shakeup for american veterans when it comes to health care. we have a powerful lineup here to debate. >> i've been saying we're going to take care of our veterans. we're going to make it great for the veterans because the ♪is it manwich night? ♪ put some manwich on the table... and give boring weeknight meals, the night off. ♪make tonight a manwich night >>

of the powerful for increased bike safety and the flooding issue for future projects regarding the geneva and representative of the hollywood neighborhood expressed concerns over the new ecology for the central sector is not shown to the public but regarding the new options will be part of funding requests and residents were concerned that the brt is only severing now populations go did new neighborhoods again adequately the way they see this project going forward didn't adequately consider the needs of existing residents i want to voice the concerns for the residents in those projects on item number 5 the child transportation survey we - very interesting survey it is well worth paying attention to with over 50 percent of parents driving their children to school it is a really good effort to look at how people are getting around the city and getting their kids to school some of the recommendations included a shuttle service for looking at different apps to help with coordinating ridership this was interesting this was presented on the same day at the instrumental update program having two

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lake geneva getting some extra snow as well. we do anticipate an end time by about 8:00 p.m. slushy, as you are taking those turns, let your foot off the gas. let the person in front of you and your self enough room. temperatures have remained above freezing all day long. temperatures overnight will be flip the hour-by-hour planner shows that flurries will continue. things will eventually taper off as we head towards the 9:00 or 10:00 hour. the visibility is low, if you are driving out there, nature you take your time. a lot of people are sending in county. i will talk about how much more snow we are going to see, where we may see a few more trouble spots and the all important what it means for tomorrow. that will be at karlinsky. >> reporter: tonight, as the number killed grows into the dozens, the search goes around the clock. questions mounting about whether it could have been stopped. was turned? >> as far as preventable, absolutely. i'm not going to make excuses for the city, because we've documented, called it in. >> reporter: the building went up fast. people weren't s

temperatures stain look at ladies and gentlemen geneva down to zero already. seven in fond du lac. two in watertown. wind chills below zero everywhere. we're at 6 below zero in milwaukee. racine, burlington, 5 below zero. kenosha, fond du lac, 9 below zero. our computer model is saying by morning hours, we'll be around 10 below zero in milwaukee during the day tomorrow up to criteria, we'll hit that tomorrow night, as much as 31, 30 below zero. and in the morning hours until it gets later in the day. we could see advisories, that would be tomorrow night and into thursday. here's the storm four friday sat, low pressure starting to move in on northern california and areas of nevada, and we're also looking at temperatures, if you're going out tonight, very, very chilly. the chilly air stays on top of us for the clear skies at night. sunny skies during the day. and then we're watching by late in the day on thursday, that storm system coming out of the plains starting to generate some snow across iowa, it will hit us friday night. so for tonight, it's clear, it's cold, 3 below zero inla