officers say the guy threw the window of a janesville home, got a in an upstairs closet. the homeowner was arrested on charges of harboring a fell on. >> the mega merger that could create more choices for people who eat chicken. introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can 85 people set to lose their job. the company plans on operating three of the plans tissue machines. the nina facility employees more than 300 people. the mayor said there's no warning for the closure. >>> the midwest' chicken producer is being acquired for $350 million. pilgrim's pride says it plans to pay cash for a company. the move helps pilgrim's pride help expand the natural

high: 27 low: 20 friday: partly janesville school district is doing. last april a school bond vote failed by just 14 votes. now almost the same project is on the ballot, and the district hopes for a different result. and some school districts across iowa tried out the summer reading program for third grade students this year. we look at the results of a looking to save money or just be more organized with shopping this holiday season...here are a few savings apps from josh elledge at savings angel dot com. first-- swag bucks...it's free and you earn points just for using their search. josh sot: boost your points quickly by taking surveys, watching videos and playing games. now when was the last time you were paid to do any of those things? vo: elledge also suggests before you shop... search for a coupon code at retail me not dot com. they have the largest depository of coupons, coupon codes and even specialty sections. next, check out price grabber dot com and shopping dot com to compare prices and finally, snip snap dot i-t-- an app that stores your c

i can't imagine walking 2 miles to school.so the school district of janesville offers a special program during the winter months.my adviser says when it's cold like this, she's able to give me bus tokens.tokens 4 teens gives bus tokens and gas cards to low-income families who don't have a way to get their students to school.it's a needed program.the program is funded by donations and is widely used in the district. last year we went through another 100 gas cards.but this year, donations are down.i'm roughly probably cut in half of what i was getting last year. so as requests come in to me, i try to fill them as fast as i can, but i can't fill all of them.for the families she can't give bus tokens or gas cards to, kulinski tries to help them as best she can.sometimes they have to find a ride with another family in the neighborhood and we brainstorm ideas of get to school during the winter months.but she's hoping more donations come in so she can keep students like dakota warm on their way to school.if i had to walk in this weather, i'd probably get frostbite or something coming up... gun

at a time when most of iowa's rural school districts are shrinking, the janesville enrollment has grown about 30 percent in the last six years. the district says that's left its classrooms and gym undersized. this coming tuesday, the district will take says the biggest change this time will be the district's plea. supporters say the need is not just more space but space that meets modern needs.sot/nat for instance, steep stairs are the only way in or out of one classroom. the disabled have to use an outside door and come all the way around. and then there's the too-small-to-meet- standards main school gym. "if you want an illustration of tight sac these are the bleachers for high school basketball games. and as you go down, you've got about 3 feet from out of bounds to where people are sitting. and the iowa high school athletic union requires ten." "it impacts the safety of both athletes and spectators. we even get into issues in the winter time. people walking in... we've had to stop the game to get the floor dried out. "

that's why it is happening in some of the areas in janesville and lake geneva. i anticipate in the next hour to an hour and a half it is kind of filling back in. keep in mind we're not completely done, we have this lull to the north and west. in beaver dam and west bend, everything here under a winter storm warning that continues. i have been talking with the national weather service about their thoughts as well. they are continuing to warning. this is a live look at the road this morning. there was a semi that jackknifed in racine county, you can see just the remnants of what is folks driving very slow. the snow will continue to fall. easy to shovel, but hard to drive on. you need to know if you decide you want to attempt to drive outside. i don't see a lot of the cars on the roads. that's a good thing. i don't want to be driving, folks. the snow will continue in the afternoon and evening. i anticipate us seeing hazardous road conditions. andy: right now, plow drivers are workar sandy rusch walton from the city of milwaukee department of public works is live on

i think a speak for all of us when i say thank you for bringing some of that janesville whether to us. [laughter] speaker ryan: it is going to be 19 below zero. >> packers weather. i appreciate the chance. me to start a conversation like this without talking about jack kemp. i wrote about him, you work for him. his name is up there, as you noted. -- herere there todaye today, still preaching the , big tent, happy brand of conservatism that he liked to talk about, what would he be pleased about and displeased about in terms of where we are right now? speaker ryan: i remember we would have conservative meetings about fighting poverty and he -- and you could sit everyone around one table at his office. it was like, six people. this is exciting just to see this effort. i think he would be really excited. if jack were here or if his son were on time -- [laughter] remind him i said that. theould be excited that battle of ideas has really matured to the point where we have so many more people engaged in this fight. my mentor, in addition to jack kemp, is bob woodson. i met bob through jack r

a couple of flurries near janesville. temperatures close to 20 degrees check this out, they are making the snow at the rock sports complex. a little glow there on the horizon. sunrise is 7:11. the first cut forecast, have the coffee nice and warm early on. the temperatures not warm today, mid 20s. we look ahead to the snow in the weekend forecast. time to get the shovels out. how much we are expecting coming up. now to matt up in news chopper >> jeremy, we are not far from the rock, by the hale interchange. this is a cool shot from the air. getting the runs filled in ahead of the weekend enhancer. the pavement is dry across the system. in fact, turning the camera to 894 looking good here. no delays on the travel times. everything is in the green. that's a look at the morning >> matt, thank you. melinda: new from overnight, a sheboygan county deputy involved in a crash along i-43 near county highway pp. that's between sheboygan and kohler. the interstate was closed for about two hours early this morning while emergency cre

voting on the janesville school bond takes place this coming tuesday. the only polling place in town will be open from noon until 8:00 p-m. you can experience the magic of the christmas holiday throughout downtown manchester tonight. the city is holding its window walk and static christmas parade. and meteorologis t justin gehrts is there live, checking it out. justin, how cold will it be for our weather won't change much over the next couple days. skies remain cloudy tonight but the wind will e down as lows drop to near 30. we're back in the upper 30s tomorrow with a mainly cloudy sky. temperatures remain similar on saturday, although we might manage to squeeze in a few breaks in the clouds here or there. by saturday night, snow showers will start to lift in from the south and continue into sunday. they may mix with some rain before ending sunday afternoon. at this point, it appears any accumulations should be minor. we'll get a break on monday before our next system moves one should be primarily snow but the details of who will get what remain in ques

donald trump got a visit in new york today from house speaker paul ryan.but the janesville republican was ?not? there to talk about a possible position in trump's administration. "we had a great meeting to talk about our transition, we're very excited about getting to work and hitting the ground running in 2017 to put this country back on track. thanks guys." guys."the president-elect is visiting grand rapids, michigan as part of his "thank you" tour tonight...that tour will bring trump to state fair park in west allis next tuesday. with a distinctly latin flavor. flavor. -nats music, dancing- dancing- a band played puerto rican and american holiday music at several milwaukee locations, starting at the united community center's senior facility. shake a leg and spread some holiday cheer..felix navidad!! "now i don't care about the 2 below zero or 16 below...we don't care. you have the warm." from there the band went to city hall makig other stops as well to give as many as possible a taste of christmas cheer.you can catch them at the cafe el sol on 9th and washington at 6-30 tonight. 3

janesville, you are just about done. shot, that -- and waukesha i think that line will be around until that 830. sheboygan getting some light flurries to the south. the winter weather advisory was extended through 9:00 p.m. so keep this in mind. look how slow everybody is going. pl going to be slippery stretches. that is the part where i would be scared. take your foot off the gas just for a moment to let your car coast. temperatures have been hovering in the mid-30's all day. the snow will be tapering off toward 8:00 and i will be talking about how much more snow we will get, where the troubled spots will be and the monday crash this morning on i-41 in washington county, just south of slinger. the sheriff's office says one car crossed the median and got hit by a vehicle coming in the opposite direction. two drivers went to the hospital but will be ok. the southbound lanes were closed for more than an hour while crews cleaned up the wreck. >> the city of milwaukee has 102 salt trucks out right now. a public works spokesp

plus 1 in janesville. now to the weekend snow chances. the weekend is starting dry. once we move into later saturday afternoon, if you are attending a holiday party, snow is developing from the west to the east and steady. overspreading southern wisconsin and continues to the ending between mid night and 3:00 a.m. a second chunk coming in on sunday night into monday and we are hesitant to put the snow totals on this, if both hit us, we are having much more snow, if just the first piece, the it is a couple inches up to 3, 4 across southeast wisconsin. we are continuing to watch that. how about this, next weeks, 15. back to you. >> thank you. will smith says he has wild new nieb neighbors. >> he's chatting about the lion on the lous in the backyard. >> we have the video cameras and security at my house and they show, right, so that. >> that is a mountain lion. >> show the other video. show the other one. now what is a? what is that? >> the milwaukee lion. we found him. >> watch the entire interview at 4:00 and followed by wisn 12 news at 5:00. >> you just never know wh

snow showers near janesville and madison. this is the rock sports complex. 21 degrees in franklin. now much wind to speak of there. the winds are a little lighter today but brisk by the midday. the temperatures in the mid 20s. the average high is 35 to see this, i updated the snow forecast, maybe a little higher than you are thinking. >> thank you, jeremy. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. melinda: new from overnight, a sheboygan county deputy involved in a crash along i-43 near county highway pp. that's between sheboygan and kohler. the interstate was closed for about two hours early this morning while emergency crews worked to clear the scene. trapped in her cruiser but responders were able to get her out. tim: looking ahead, addressing concerns about milwaukee's water safety. the city's water quality task force is meeting later today. they'll talk about how to pay for new pipes so they can replace the old ones that are made of lead. officials will be taking com

the windchills this morning are showing up a range from about 1 below zero in janesville, cam poir to 12 below at fond du lac. now, windchill advisories into going until 10:00 tomorrow morning and covers all of southern wisconsin. the arctic high pressure is in place and situated to the south. we have a cold blanket over much of north america and plains and great lakes states and ohio valley. going from the cold, we'll transition to snow. no worries about snow for today, tonight and tomorrow. in fact, sunshine, gusty winds and temperatures about 14 degrees this afternoon. the coldest air is coming in tonight and early tomorrow. plenty in the way of sunshine today. clear and cold tonight. moving into thursday, sunshine in the morning and tomorrow night at 6:00 the clouds. the temperatures are going to rise. we could get patchy light snow going later thursday night and friday. friday in the afternoon is snow saturday. do plan on significant accumulations for later on friday, friday night and saturday. 14 today. 8 tomorrow. the temperatures rise tomorrow night as the clouds come back. we

the janesville republican also addressed his "disagreements" with trump during the campaign.he says that's no longer a problem. "we're fine. we're not looking back. we're lookin' forward. we-- we actually-- we'v we-- like i said, we speak about every day. and it's not about looking for-- back in the past. that's behind us. we're way beyond that." that."the republican party will control congress, the senate and white for the first time .inauguration day is 46 days away -- on january 20th. vice president elect mike pence talked about one of the candidates for secretary of state... retired general david petraeus.petraeus was forced to resign last year for leaking classified information. information.(chuck todd/ nbc) "did he deserve to pay a price for mishandling classified information."(todd) "but you don't think that disqualifies him to be secretary of state."(pence) "i think that'll be up to the pres. president-elect.one of trump's major campaign points was hillary clinton's mishandling of classified information during her time as secretary of state. 3 it's been nearly one week since their

a.m., and there you go, the rain in milwaukee county, the onset and beaver dam, johnson creek, or janesville. if you are to the west, it's coming earlier. to the east, 10:00 a.m. or so. this will continue through the lunch hour. this will be thick, damp snow, good for snowballs, make a snowman. 1230 into the rest of the te between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. after that, flip-flopping. we have the rain-snow mix, towards the end of the day, and out of here by 7:00 here it how much will we see? close to the lakefront, 1-2 inches. waukesha county, up to three. madison, 3-4 inches, so get 10:00 a.m. onset, 2-3 inches generally. after that, it is turning into a rain-snow mix. after that, monday, chilly. tuesday, possible rain, may be a mix, but we are watching for that next weather system. we were talking about it last week, and it is looking like it will miss us. i'm keeping my eye out for next saturday. adrienne: what we know you will stay on top of it. thanks. coming up in sports, whitewater tries to keep its home playoff winning streak alive. sheldon: plus, what's at stake for the badgers as they

elsewhere ranging from 4 degrees at beaver dam to 12 janesville and madison. the windchills coming in 5-10 degrees below zero for most. windchill advisories are kicking in tonight. in fact, ben, starting tonight at 9:00 for all of southern wisconsin and going until 10:00 tomorrow morning. we time out the snow for friday. that is coming up. >> thank you, sal. ben: while we're dealing w seeing record-breaking warm temperatures. because of that, ice and snow is melting. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has been tracking changes in the arctic. according to noaa, there's a record low of ice and snow. that's affecting animals and plants that live in the arctic. >> now to a look at the morning commute. matt? >> if you are headed out, it is quiet on the roadways. warm up. things are looking good on the d.o.t. cams. travel times are looking great. no crashes reported on the system right now. i will check back coming up in just a bit. back to you. >> thank you, matt. adrienne: new this morning, we're learning more about what happened just moments befo

the janesville republican talks with scott pelley about the differences he's had with the president-elect and the prospects for a donald trump presidency, donald trump's a very-- he was a very unconventional candidate. he's gonna be an unconventional president. what i like about it, in my, like i said, almost daily conversations, is he's just a get-things-done kinda guy. guy. ryan also talks about the republican agenda, including plans for the repeal of obamacare.that's is sunday on :"60-minutes", here on cbs today: cold, but seasonable. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 5-15 mph. a generally overcast sky will prevail today.tonight: partly to mostly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph.weekend: very seasonable when it comes to temperatures with highs in the upper 30s both saturday and sunday. a mix of sun and clouds on saturday staying dry before clouds increase and snow arrives on sunday. light snow showers possible from 9 am to 4 pm with snow transitioning to a wintry mix as it approaches our eastern locations. scattered locations will pick up around 1"

will feel like to degrees in milwaukee, negative one and waukesha, and zero in lake geneva and janesville, so we will hang on in this part for a while. these are the high temperatures, by the way, not the lows, the highs. 26 thursday. 22 friday, then we bump up ahead of our next weather system, thursday. saturday night, we will see snow starting to fly. sunday, those chances are starting to creep up. we could see some accumulating snow, so it will be later in the day saturday that the snow showers will be starting, and possible snow accumulation's into sunday. this is still a few days out, now the weather models are in agreement. i'm giving you a head up keep that in mind. remember, it is the wind. that will make the wind chill feel like the teens, so the bus stop tomorrow morning when not be pleasant. the windchill will feel like a 11, then if you are in waukesha, it might feel like single digits. your weatherwatch 12 week ahead forecast does feature freezing saturday and into sunday, and i think we will see some accumulations. patrick: a snow globe. that was a happy thing when you had -

tomorrow you can stop by harris peters stores in janesville. the stores will be handing out 24 packs of bottles water while supplies last. because of a water main break people in the affected areas are being asked to boil tap water or use bottled water for cooking and cleaning. >>> a new apple store is set to open in the carnegie library. library on k street in the mount vernon square neighborhood was gifted by andrew carnegie in 1903. the building eventually became home to the historical society of washington, d.c. and events d.c. the district's convention and sports authority. now, according to a story first reported by the washington business journal it's poised to become one of flagship stores. >> i like the idea of preserving the building and not losing it. i think that's something that will bring more people here to appreciate it. i'm sure there is a downside of things that we are losing by having a store there now. >> reporter: the sleek look exemplified by apple's store in union square might clash with presevered. apple store being here

in 19-33 the janesville council drafted a liquor control law that prohibited serving liquor.. snow is taking its time getting here and most of us probably won't see much until will snow steadily through the afternoon. the snow likely tapers off by around 6 or 7 pm. with lake michigan water temperatures still in the upper 40s, we could see some lakeshore. total snow accumulations will probably range from around 4 inches far inland to 1-2" lakeside. a former prisoner of war accused of deserting his comrades in afghanistan is asking president obama for clemency.if granted, it would allow army sergeant bowe bergdahl to avoid a court- martial trial scheduled for april. he faces a maximum aleppo hospital authorities say they have received hundreds of syrian people seriously wounded in fighting. the syrian army has captured large areas of rebel-held eastern aleppo in the last week. syrian government forces have captured 60 percent of the area previously held by rebels there. coming up on live at daybreak: we'll tell you about some of the stories that have people talking this morning.

speaker ryan spoke about what happened in janesville when the gm plant closed. he talked about people relook -- relocating. it was good for the people who are able to move. we don't have enough of that flex ability today. >> by the way these are older versions -- boulder visions than we give credit. i think the bottom line is the government and the way it provides help is paternalistic. it is a one-size-fits-all, and often one size fits no one. buts like, the government even the state government and set telling you how much you can spend on housing, and under what conditions, and food, and what conditions. and how you will get your benefits. i think we need to break away paternalism of government policies. there are different ways to do it. transfer andcash by getting rid of different programs. others have ideas like the one that michael has put forward. there is a really a movement -- it is true we are talking about a lot of new things right now. i think we need to realize the government is not going to be able to address all of these questions, no matter how i

some of the diners came from as far as green bay, janesville and beloit to take part.many expressing thanks fo holiday gathering like thi can create. tim meyer, salvation army:we provide a good meal for them some entertainment to enjoy the cistmas festivities and year we added something new and we asked for seniors to bring canned good or somethinthat we can share with others." others." the salvation army has en doing this for 16 years now, believing that around the food and fun its also important to nourish the sould with good will and the comforts of friendship. turns out ?happiness? may be the key to the fountain of youth. cbs' teri okita reports on a new study that says happy people...live longer. natswith christmas fast-approaching, ted rodgers is preparing for a gift exchange ... anquality time with family and friends. hat makes me happy. it keeps you a little bit younger, i think. rodgers may be right.a new study suggests a lin "sustained" life enjoyment ... and longevity. "what we found was: older men and women who enjoy their lives for a longer period of time are more likely

the janesville school district came up 14 votes "short" of passing a bond issue months ago. now the district is back, asking for voters to pass it. the bond issue needs a 60% super majority to pass. last april, it came up short by just 14 votes out of more than 800 ballots. the district is offering basically the same plan to voters on tuesday. the money would pay for a new gym and elementary school classrooms. homeowners with a about an extra $12.50 a month. supporters thought about re-working the proposal, but decided they needed everything on the list. "it was certainly disappointing. we regrouped after that failed vote and said, you know one of the shortfalls we had as a group or committee is just communication." the district has added nearly 100 students in the last six years. the polls are open from noon until 8 p-m on tuesday for the vote. of bringing home something he could show off. and he didn't disappoint, after battling to reel in a whopper of a catfish. plan on another cloudy november chance of seeing sun, with steady temperatures into the 30s. in fact, there's v

the janesville republican also addressed his "disagreements" with trump during the campaign. he says that's no longer a problem. "we're fine. we're not looking back. we're lookin' forward. we-- we actually-- we've had-- we-- like i said, we speak about every day. and it's not about looking for-- back in the past. that's behind us. we're way beyond that." that." the republican party will on january 20th. the presidential recount continues today...here in wisconsin... and the state elections commission is revealing some new details. details. the commission's website says the clinton/kaine campaign picked up 13 votes in racine county...votes that weren't counted because of the type of pen used. used.there were ballot jams in walworth county...so ten votes were added between clinton, donald trump and gary johnson. johnson.and in fond du lac...both clinton and trump ?lost seven? votes. votes.counties have until december 12th to finishe wisconsin may not be allowed to participate in the electoral college vote. 3 meanwhile..a federal judge has rejected the efforts by michigan state

the janesville republican also addressed his "disagreements" with trump during the campaign. problem. "we're fine. we're not looking back. we're lookin' forward. we-- we actually-- we've had-- we-- like i said, we speak about every day. and it's not about looking for-- back in the past. that's behind us. we're way beyond that." that." the republican party will control congress, the senate and white for the first time . inauguration day is january 20-th. the presidential recount continues today in wisconsin... and the state elections commission is the commission's website says the clinton-kaine campaign picked up 13 votes in racine county... votes that weren't counted because of the type of pen used. used.there were ballot jams in walworth county... so ten votes were added between clinton, donald trump and gary . johnson.and in fond du lac... both clinton and trump ?lost seven? votes. counties have until december 12th to finish the recount. otherwise.. wisconsin may not be allowed to participate in the electoral college vote. "this is about responding to the american voter sta

civil society bubbles up is people really care about their own places where they live, whether it's janesville, wisconsin or new york city it and liberals -- city. and liberals have pushed for many years with a lot of the success for regional governments. larger and larger units of governments. all right? the catholic church talks about subsidy airity and how you undermine it as your lines of accountability get distended. that's happened. we have 12,000 school districts today. in 1950, we had 50,000 school districts. i actually believe when people are in smaller units of government, they tend to be more attentive to their civil societies and feel, i want to help my town. and as government becomes more distant, i think they lose that umbilical link. i think we ought to resist this regionalization trend which hud has pushed for and has been part of liberal dogma for some time. so tax policy and then that. robert: so governor engler one , of the things that we know president-elect trump talked a lot about was immigration. among conservatives, there are some who feel that tougher immigration polic

who's going to make that happen is our next speaker, the speaker of the house, your friend from janesville, wisconsin, paul ryan. [cheers and applause] ryan: wisconsin, how about it? oh, my gosh. is this not so cool? is this not incredible? before i had my -- my drivers license the last time wisconsin went republican. this is amazing. here is what i want you to know. because of the hard work of the people in this room, you are helping us get this country back on track. i want to thank donald trump. , fort to thank mike pence helping wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, the midwest, finally see the light of day and put a republican back in the white house. i also want to thank you for sending ron johnson back to the united states senate. ron johnson is here with us tonight. work to do,so much and i've got to tell you years,ng, the last eight they have not been fun or pleasant years in washington. the last eight years with barack obama have been years of divided government. and that is why we are so four yearsut having of a unified republican government to rebuild our code,ry, reform our tax t

some heavier pockets around janesville. creek, more action coming in from the west as we advance through the morning and afternoon. all of us are below freezing. it feels like the teens in spots. probably two to three inches on top of what we have seen so far. following weekend, we wi's a sns a-gonna fall" at yesterday's noble prize ceremony. but a presence nonetheless as he has been in our lives for more than half a century. >> ? you better start swimmin', or you'll sink like a stone ? is. >> pauley: the words were true then and they're true now. is the 20-something boban who first sang them, well he's now 75. but stage hasn't mellowed america's poet. >> bob dylan! >> pauley: take winning the nobel prize in literature, the swedish academy couldn't even find dylan to tell him the news. when they did finally reach the singer-songwriter he was pleased by the honor. it wasn't totally unexpected, dill tan doesn't talk much. he just sings. well-known, where the artifacts of that story are stored, is one of the best kept secrets

i live in janesville, wisconsin. i live on the block i grew up on. most people i'd love with either went to the gm plant or something like that. our big employer was general motors. they were there for 85 years. you could get a really good job there and do very well and have a very nice life and your kids could do the same, and that just went. i mean, we lost that plant like that. we made tacos answer burdens, and now they are all made in texas. there was nothing to -- tahoes and now, they are all made in texas. ibo had to move. they went to indiana, arlington, or they just did something else. a buddy of mine, i worked with him on an adoption case. two little girls, he and his wife adopted. he works at a convenience store. he went from a good skilled trades jobs with rate benefit, six-figure income at gm, to the manager at quiktrip, a 7-eleven. mr. seib: i worked at a quiktrip when i grew up in hayes. rep. ryan: i did not know it went that far west. there is a perfect example. his first name is john. anxiety and lack of opportunity, and i can give yo

starting to see light snow through voc, jefferson and walworth there is janesville and lake geneva. between 7:00 and 9:00, light snow in milwaukee, patchy at first and then steady snow if not a moderate snowfall will move across the area saturday night into sunday morning. and then a period of snow continues as we go through sunday afternoon. again this will just keep piling up our snow totals. by sunday evening, the snow will transition off to the east. and traveling home from the packer game, some roads will be we are expecting on the route three to five inches of snow in green bay and down here across much of southeastern wisconsin. total snowfall, five to eight inches, that includes this evening right through sunday evening. we have a winter storm watch that goes into affect at 6:00 p.m. today and continue until 12:00 p.m. on monday, the impacts, our snow five to eight inches. not a lot of wind, the wind will pickup by sunday afternoon near the lakefront. slippery conditions number one thing. we want our winter driving skills. and light powdy snow, i don't except power issues. t

janesville. i was in delavan. reince was outside of kenosha. what was in the water?ome to -- oh, i've come to appreciate him. i tell you he's been terrific. you know honestly, he's like a fine wine. every day goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more. if he ever goes against me, i'm not going to say that, okay? >> this speech -- >> you're talking about transactional. he's great. he's like a fine wine but if he crosses me, he's dead. that is transactional. >> welcome back to "morning joe" and welcome to the trump presidency. still with us, managing editor of bloomberg politics mark halperin and joining the table, pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of "the washington post" eugene robinson. >> by the way, this is just the trump pre-presidency. >> let me ask you so quickly, we've been doing a lot on syria. we're talking about the legacy. the shameful legacy at least i believe of the united states and the west doing nothing. 2011 civilians started being bombed. the united states and the world did nothing. 2013, the red line was crossed. the u