jeremy, jeremy... ( breaking glass ) don't do it. you can't do that. you think i got a right to smash this camera? everything okay here? next time, i'll feed you the lens, i promise. good night, jeremy. try and stay out of trouble. you okay? i'm fine. jeremy and i are old friends. i hate this dweeb. you must spend a fortune in smashed cameras. he has the right to photograpapme at a public gathering. that legal? he sells that picture to some rag. next thing-- it's a "secret affair" with melissa mason. i wouldn't mind doing the babe but my girl might object. women... you can't live with them. you can't shoot them. funny line. steven wright, huh? so i'm a thief. nice. make yourselves at home. this place must cost $300 a night. oh, please, mr. woods, give me your autograph. i'll let you do anything you want to me. just trying to make you feel at home, jeremy. switching to boys? that will make a good story. jody kleinman, this is littlefield and... somebody. simon. right. jody's my agent. nice to meet you. put on sosothing decent. charity benefit at 8:00. p

here is meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning. jeremy: good morning, everyone. the weekend is off to a bit of a query start. cloudy skies for areas like madison, milwaukee, and green bay. that is just inching its way to the east. we have at least two or three more hours of cloud cover here in milwaukee. it is probably not until late morning and midday we start to brooklyn of sun. the clouds to benefit kept us warmer overnight. 36 degrees right now. clouds hanging around and a pretty thick layer of clouds this morning. midday partial sun. once we get the sun up the temperatures will jump quickly on a southwest breeze. a little bit above-average today with a high of 47. we will talk about sunday's forecast and a rainmaker coming up. andy: thank you. breaking news overnight. the former leader of cuba, fidel castro has died. we look back on his half century of leadership in the only communist government in the western hemisphere. reporter: this is the scene from miami, little havana, aa hours after the announcement of age of 90. he was born in cuba. as a child was e

thema: thank you, jeremy. happening now, milwaukee police are investigating a shooting on the city's northwest side. this happened just after 2:00 this morning near 60th and bradley road. investigators haven't released many details about what happened, but officers were on the scene for a few hours. we will bring you new information once it comes into our newsroom. as you heard jeremy say, the cold weather is here. basic necessities to cope with the cold, namely, winter coats. only on wisn 12 news, adrienne pedersen shows us how local charities are scrambling to provide enough warm coats. adrienne: these hangers at catholic charities in milwaukee are usually full this time of year. the coats you see here only >> its 70 degrees out, who is thinking winter coats at this time? adrienne: now that it's getting cold local charities don't have the coats they desperately need. >> these coats mean a lot. i can't tell you how many times clients and their children will come in and have no coat. adrienne: brother rob roem

jeremy. 7:20. and darth vader back. we will show you the new scene just released of the "star wars" universe. and later shop until you drop. where you can get today to score deals on designer clothes for thema: welcome back, everybody. this morning we are talking about some of the store as that you're sharing on-line. we are getting together glimpse into the "star wars" universe. thema: the latest international trailer of the upcoming rogue one a "star wars" story was just released. we are seeing more of the death star, darth vader and more battles. the film opens next month on december 16th. actor robert redford is retiring soon from acting to focus on directing. the 80-year-old star did an on-line interview with his grandson and radford is saying he is getting tired of acting. projects in the works including a love story with jane fonda called "or souls at night." he won an oscar for director in 1981 and 2002. well, golfers in south africa encountered an unusual hazard on the course this we

and meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. good morning. jeremy. jeremy: hey. good morning, everyone. mild weather continues today. but a big temperature drop is i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine

plus, jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: good morning. we are tracking rain and snow for that is giving week. we break down the travel forecast, coming up. you're watching wisn 12 news this morning. >> get important local news wherever free mobile app. first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... now, it's wisconsin lottery's $15 holiday scratch game, unwrap the cash. ironically elf-themed, this festively-fun gift put a bunch of us into early retirement. old-school gifts can't compete! so on my 400th workaversary, i moved on to greener pastures! what a gift! denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. cept denny's all-new liday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, >> leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 weather watch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news this morning continues. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news this morning. 5:39 right now on this sunday, as we take a look at the roads. have a dozen cars out as people

jeremy: pretty chilly. that food sounded good, maybe a bowl of oatmeal or something warm early today. thema: very hot coffee. my producer said beer and cheese this morning, sign me up. jeremy: our breakfast is kind of our lunch generally because we've been up for quite a while. if you're just waking up this morning and about to step outside or maybe let the dog out you'll expect a cold morning, 20's and 30's but a seasonal start to the a fantastic sunday with warmer temperatures flowing in and in the seven-day forecast we'll detail a late storm system that could bring rain to southeastern wisconsin. how about the jingle bell run? if you're up stretching the legs, think about what you'll wear to the jingle bell run at veterans park in milwaukee. i'd say extra layers. around 41 degrees at 9:00 a.m. plenty of sunshine throughout that run. 10:00 a.m. it gets started, 44 sunny skies out there. just a touch on the cool side this morning by afternoon we should return to the 50's. we are very close to freezing in m

jeremy: yeah. the cold mornest across southeastern wisconsin, the gusty wind the plus side of the forecast, those have eased up. look outside of the weather window. the holiday decorations at cathedral square, 25 degrees currently. there's the wind, what we don't have are the gusts out there which hit 46 miles per hou gentler breeze this morning, but a bite in the air with wind chills 11 degrees in sheboygan, and 15 to 20 degree wind chills from port washington, racine and colder down in kenosha and pleasant prairie. a look outside of the weather winnow. clouds over the lake, and cloudiness in the last couple of hours that will mix with sunshine today. grab the warm coat. afternoon. the average high is 44, we will be in the 30's today. and a lot of changes for thanksgiving week. that is coming up. thema: all right. thank you, jeremy. milwaukee police are investigating a deadly accident from overnight. it happened around 9:45 near 27th and capital. investigators are saying they tried to pullover an

thema: thank you, jeremy. new this morning, a juvenile is airlifted to milwaukee after a shooting in racine. according to racine police, officers were called around 7:45 last night to the area near 16th and grange for shots fired. officers found the victim, who was taken to a hospital in racine, then flown to children's. we are working to learn the victim's condition this morning. no suspects have been named. hundreds of runners are getting ready to hit the streets of milwaukee for the city's annual running festival. in preparation for the marathon and half marathon. this is a look at the marathon route. the races begin at veterans park. the first runners leave at 7:00. the race impacts wisconsin avenue, lake drive, and parts of sherman boulevard. streets could be blocked into -- [no audio] major bus delays. today, the green bay packers host the indianapolis colts at the packers are slowly getting healthy. ty montgomery has been cleared to play and will likely start at running back. randall cobb remains questi

jeremy: this is winter. this is what it is like. >> i'm not ready to go out on the whole game of thrones, winter is coming. it is not here yet on the calendar. jeremy: it feels like winter, even though it is fall. we are cold temperatures and first snow of the season. we were spoiled. not a lot of snow sticking. not only snowflakes this morning, but when guests today may hit 40 miles per hour. they will hit in the teens most of the day. frigid range in the 20's. if you are a deer hunter, stay you head out into the woods. then deer season begins at sunrise. teens and 20's. wind will stay up most of the day, staying 20-30 mile per hour's. an elevated tree stand in a tree, be careful. temperatures nearing 40 degrees. roads are wet in the milwaukee metro. this is our tech campus, wells street here. temperatures for today. close to 40 degrees by afternoon. the winds are sustained in a northwesterly direction. at least 20 miles per hour, probably higher at times. we will try to mix in some from time to time. any s

and here's jeremy nelson in the weather center. jeremy: tinker is a huge fan favorite here. weather-wise, what about a big weekend warm-up? how far temperatures climb, coming up. you are watching wisn 12 news "this morning." >> like, comment, and share with the news team you trust. like wisn 12 news on facebook and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. andy: we are following breaking news. former cuban leader fidel castro died at the age of 90. news of the former cuban leader's passing came with some celebration in parts of miami. thousands of cuban's flocked to miami and south florida during castro's 49-year rule of cuba. plans for castro's funeral will be announced later today. an explosive in syria has been identified. senior chief petty officer scott dayton of virginia died thanksgiving day. it's the first american casualty since special forces were deployed there last year to fight isis. right now in israel, wildfires are burning across the country. firefighters say the fires are mostly under control. some people are returni

here is jeremy. jeremy: good sunday morning. everyone. we are tracking near record over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfair trade. but senator johnson sided with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible blocked off because of this race. so you want to give yourself plenty of time it get around the city this morning if you want to drive. and taking county bus,

thema: thank you, jeremy. developing this morning, the fbi is assessing the credibility of a possible al-qaeda terror attack against the u.s. on the day before the election. officials say counter-terrorism investigators are reviewing information that mentioned new york, texas, and virginia as potential targets. an nypd spokesman says the so-called information lacks specifics. we're learning more about a deadly police shootout in new york city. it happened yesterday afternoon when officers were trying to capture a home invasion suspect. that's when police say a man opened fire. suspect were both killed. officials say a second officer is in stable condition at the hospital. the sergeant was a 19 year veteran of the force and the father of two children. that shootout comes days after a deadly ambush-style attack on two officers in central iowa. sergeant tony beminio and officer justin martin both died after being shot while sitting in their patrol cars. the suspected gunman is in custody. yesterday, people lined

thema: thank you, jeremy. it's been exactly one year since 130 people died in a mass terror attack in paris. last night, paris took another step toward healing. >> nothing comes from violence, those born beneath an angry star. thema: that's singer sting performing to a sold out crowd at the bataclan in paris. it's the same concert hall where 90 of the terror victims were killed. sting's performance marked the venue's reopening. the money raised from the concert will go to charities that are helping survivors of the paris attacks. we're learning more about a deadly attack at a u.s. air base in afghanistan. counter terrorism officials say an apparent suicide bomb killed the explosion happened at bagram during a veterans day 5k. right now the u.s. embassy in afghanistan is closed following the attack. the taliban is claiming responsibility. 150 more border patrol agents are temporarily being added in south texas. this comes after authorities reported a surge in the number of undocumented children and families try

(sot: jeremy wernick, hatsgiving) "we might need a bigger box." so, jeremys hats-giving efforts they expect to receive well over 3-thousand hats by thanksgiving next week. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... how taking a look outside....is making some people say super --------- --------- the latest on an officer-involved shooting investigation in cedar rapids--and why some in the community are demanding answers. the moon is putting up a big show in the sky for us the past couple of nights... and it'll continue tonight the supermoon occurs when the moon becomes full on the same day its orbit is closest to earth this typically happens once every year or so but, what makes it special this time? the moon will look bigger chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your final forecast. how's it looking out there? weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl snempt tonight, backlash as president elect trump picks his powerful inner circle, lifting a man with ties to white nationalists into the heart of t

and meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy. jeremy: good saturday morning, everyone. a gorgeous start to the weekend across southeast wisconsin. hopefully you have outdoor plans today or tomorrow. this is probably the best weather weekend that we see during the entire month of november. outside of the weather winnow right now we have partly cloudy skies above downtown milwaukee. there is a lot of clearing out there. in 25 minutes we will have sunrise and you want to sunglasses for today. looking great. 52 degrees right now. did not cool ouc a west to southwest breeze around. and mequon it is 49. and a 5 to 10 miles per hour breeze right now. your forecast looks like this for today, a couple of clouds this morning. and sunshine this afternoon. perfect to get outside and enjoy the beautiful fall weather with highs in the middle 60's. we will talk about sunday's forecast and your seven day the candidates for president are pushing for every vote. hillary clinton and donald trump have stops planned in crucial swing states, ohio, flo

jeremy: the earlier the more calories you burn. you can get outside, exercise a little bit early this morning and if you are out exercising or traveling across the area, good news in the or cast, -- forecast, we are dry early today. if there is damp payment and should not ice up as we stay well above freezing. this afternoon, we will warm to if you have a jacket you can burn calories after thanksgiving dinner. cloudy skies in racine. north-northwest breeze about 10-15 miles per hour. i think the wind will ease up as we go through the afternoon. just clouds out there now. clouds are a little bit thicker off to the west producing snow showers through the dakotas. this will race across minnesota an wisconsin. whatever is left will give us a chance of brief rain or snow shower on friday. cloudy and dry across the state, lower 40's here in southern wisconsin, right on average for this time in november. the forecast on friday looks ominous, but just a brief rain or snow shower statewide. some 30's up to the north, not expecting any snow

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jeremy: it is going to be about infrastructure, fixing potholes. anna: jeremy cook stays with us.xt, bmw has been pumping money into its electric car. more about their earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to daybreak europe. there is tokyo where we see the dollar against the yen. on the move at 103.23. 3:30 in the afternoon if you are in tokyo. we are going to tell you what is coming up in today's edition of daybreak. focus on the job story coming through today. front cover of daybreak for you. a lovely, well organized and well dressed line of people waiting for jobs in the united states. all about payrolls. markets looking for a jump of payrolls, the last report before the election and second last before december's meeting. the fed will be watching for further evidence that a rate hike is warranted. how week with this number need to be to throw that expectation of a rate hike in december off its course? >> definitely keeping me on edge. political unrest in turkey. police begin rounding up kurdish lawmakers in the post midnight raids and extending crackdown on oppos

jeremy corbyn speaks to bloomberg. stay tuned for his take on government support for business, brexit, and president-elect donald trump. vonnie: then the latest in european politics. the former french minister posting a surprise first place finish in the surprise -- in the primary. in germany, angela merkel confirms she would indeed seek a fourth term. brazil bonds could sidestep the recession to post some of the world's biggest gains and now succumbing to the global selloff. mark: have a look at where european equities are trading. green.of equities in the left column and stocks rising. volatilityl getting intraday for 10 consecutive days. that's something that hasn't happened in well over two years. look at these currencies are rising against the dollar. we had a big spike in sterling in the space of literally one minute. sovereign bond deals are falling. individualsome movers, this is the big decline or -- this is a u.k. company that makes plastic caps and cigarette filters. it cut its operating profits forecast and

so let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, how about that record high yesterday 66 degrees in milwaukee. nothing like that in store for today. we fell into the 40s overnight and not recovering even with the sunshine mixed with the clouds. 48 degrees right now. above milwaukee a few clouds are filling in, a mix of sun and clouds this morning. the low 40s inland. mid to upper 40s and 50 in racine at the moment. we are going to drop a couple more degrees before going up to

(-jeremy) "i'm glad i got a second opinion. that's for sure." ryan kath, for cbs news, boston. >>> new york city is getting is ready for christmas. the tree that they cut for the rockefeller center.. next... plus... how long can this beautiful weather last? sherry has your full forecast... still ahead on 8 news now, ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the christmas tree for rockefeller center was cut down today. the tree is a 94-foot tall norway spruce from oneonta new york. it had to be lifted by cranes and loaded onto a flatbed truck. it is expected to arrive at the rockefeller center on november 12-th. then it will decked out with more than 50-thousand multi-colored lights and a star.// ((sherry swensk)) we've tied record highs for the past two days... and we'll be close again today... much closer to we've tied record highs for the past two days... and we'll be close again today... ............... temps right now in the 70s around the valley and a few places flirting with the 80 degree mark already at noon. .............. our high today just a few degrees

i'm in with jeremy nelson. the thing about nine -- about now and 9:00, -- that is happening after 7:30. clear skies elsewhere. between 9:00 and 4:00, everybody is talking sunshine and temperatures in the low visibility away from the lake quite variable. .3 of a mile at burlington. sheboygan reporting nine mile visibility. airport visibility is pretty good as well. 36 and elm grove. 39 at dave you. -- at bayview. meteorologist jeremy nelson, we

first, meteorologist jeremy nelson has a look at your holiday forecast. good morning jeremy. jeremy: good morning everyone. happy thanksgiving. forecast looks ok. the drizzle and light rain has turned the state. we are looking at cloudy skies. a look outside. currently our conditions -- this is a view of both conditions, racine is at 38. breeze at nine miles per hour. clouds will really continue and hang around for most of the day. 43 degrees this afternoon. if you want to get outside the little football around, it looks we will talk more about what is in store for the long holiday weekend coming up. melinda: new this morning, a group of local volunteers are traveling to north dakota this thanksgiving to make sure pipeline protesters have full meals for the holiday. 10 volunteers left from west salem in a bus yesterday. they say they felt a call to help out, so they packed hundreds of pounds of food on top of a bus including 4500 bread rolls and 350 pounds of meat. >> we were like we need to do somethin and we have this great bus which really enables us to take a lot out ther

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. jeremy, a little rain snow mix? jeremy: a light mix sometime shopping on black friday it is looking okay across southeast wisconsin. the roads are dry. any rain or snow is near or just to the west of madison and moving in later in morning. cloudy skies right now. it is chilly out there, the wind near 10 miles per hour and the windchills down into the upper 20s. wear an extra layer or two as you head out to the favorite shopping place. all right, check forecast now. drizzle, a few flirz around 7:00 a.m. and wintry mix. high of 40 degrees. we look ahead to the travel weather for saturday and sunday coming up. ben: when you're on the go this black friday, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> holiday shopping season is now in full swing. today is black friday which yesterday evening as soon as they were done with thanksgiving. this is video from toys r us on 27th street on milwaukee's south side. people were lined up before the store

so let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we have a change sweeping across morning north west breezes ushering in a big temperature drop, in the 40s in many of the backyards and dry in metro milwaukee. 49 in milwaukee. those winds are 5-15 miles per hour early this morning and they are actually picking up a little bit, continuing to draw in the chilly air. you will want a coat or a jacket this morning. lower 40s inland. closer to 50 right along the lake temperatures don't budge today, maybe up to 50. it is a seasonal day 'head. with the record high yesterday it is feeling a little cold today. 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. ben: our big story this morning, huge crowds gather in downtown milwaukee protesting president-elect donald trump. tim, the protest turned violent tim: there were some punches thrown as protesters clashed with trump supporters. while the protest and march

good morning, jeremy. jeremy: it sounds like christmas, smells like christmas, and looks like christmas. good morning. >> good morning. jeremy: this is such an awesome experience for people because it is raising money in our community. tell us about the house decked out for christmas and the funds it has been going for 24 years. it is an amazing house here this year. probably the best we have ever done. 10,000 square feet, and we have 23 area designers that have come to decorate top to bottom. just incredible. jeremy: when people come out here, there is a way they can help out the mono mcdonald house and take something home if they are lucky. >> so many things to do at the house. the house is just spectacular. decorating you can imagine some people can get inspiration from every training -- nook and cranny of this house. we are raising money with ticket sales and raffle baskets. we have one right here, an american girl basket. raffle tickets are sold to win the baskets. we have a shop where people can bake

ben: jeremy is going home. jeremy: people are up early if they are serving around midday they are getting started early. if you have travel plans on black friday, headed to the shopping mall or one love the local businesses early, could be a brief rain or snow shower. it looks great for saturday and sunday. thanksgiving -- a long time ago it was four degrees below zero. we had a morning low of 20 degrees. we have had snow on thanksgiving back in 1947 of three and a half inches. no snow in the forecast today and no reciprocation anywhere in the state once we get through the next couple hours. 34 degrees west-northwest breeze at 14. a chill in the air early this morning and when we get a little later in the day the wind will ease up. mid-to-upper 40's across the area. 39 from port washington to downtown milwaukee. 38 currently in kenosha. low 40's across the area, the clouds -- we will not be able to shake those. a west breeze at 6-13. lots of cloud cover today. try to sneak across the mississippi river that will

ginger and jeremy, they can take their time when it comes to having kids. >> ginger and jeremy are just getting married. we're going to give them timee you know, no pressure. celebrated with cupcakes, part of of a special episode of counting on. in true duggar fashion, it was a total family affair. >> they got here, went straight to work. so we're just so grateful. >> things went off without a hitch. in keeping with the devout christian family's strict rules of courtship, the first time jeremy and ginger locked lips is when they were pronounced husband and wife in front of theiar how was it? >> first kiss was amazing, right on. >> wonder how the night was. ginger and jeremy said they will be spending their honeymoon in new zealand and australia. i don't think it will matter where they are. >> i love you. >>> the ultimate daddy challenge. this is amazing. can he braid his daughter's >>> the bachelor is back. only "e.t." has your first look at tad nick's love. >> hi, "e.t.," welcome to tokyo. >> in japan with scarlett johanssen. getting a sneak peek at her thriller' "ghost in the shell."

jeremy, not a lot going on today. jeremy: it is nice to have a quiet on a holiday. burn some calories. you can walk or jog today. dry pavement and just some clouds hanging around. temperatures are seasonal. we avoid the major storm system this thanksgiving. the only thing we will watch for, maybe some damp roads. could be a passing rain or snow shower. if you are traveling back to home on saturday or sunday, looks great. fantastic with more sunshine. we have right now. 36 degrees. we had a little more brisk wind picked up between 10 to 15 miles per hour. certainly a chill in the air, even though it is lower to upper 30's statewide. in between the is a little breeze and keeping the wind chills and the 20's to write around 30. we will warm up a handful of degrees. don't expect sunshine for today. sunglasses at home. the travel weather conditions and a west breeze that will ease up a little bit to more that six to 13 mile per hour range. let's look ahead to friday. maybe a brief rain or snow shower. some snow showers will cross over the mississippi river tonight. we ma

jeremy: fall is a great time. one, it doesn't take as long to get your results back because not as many people are the fall and it will have time to react by the time spring rolls around so you don't have to wait the full season. ray: what is the best way to go about testing the soil and getting that sample? jeremy: you need three things. you need a good trial, a container to mix in, and then a bucket of some sort to collect in. typically what you do is in a garden spot or lawn area, wherever you are simply got 6-8 samples, typically representative samples, as long as you don't have major changes in the soil type. sean: -- ray: something from the side, something from the center? jeremy: random pattern is best. mix it well. remove any debris, rocks, twigs, any grass, you want to keep that out of the sample. next that really well. it to the lab in durham, unh. ray: trying to fill this out, what are the important things? jeremy: all the contact information goes up top. the important thing is cap codes. back of the fo

it's jeremy renner and amy adams in "arrival." take a look. >> come on up. >> thanks. >> nice out here, huh? >> yeah, it's a nice view. >> you know, i was just thinking about you. you approach language like a a mathematician, you know that, right? >> i will take that as a a compliment. >> yeah, well, it is. these communication traps that i didn't even know existed. i guess that's why i'm single. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: focus, focus, focus. >> focus. >> jimmy: jeremy renner, everybody. "arrival" is in theaters now. go see it. michelle dockery joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we catch flo, the progressive girl, at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. do

uh, business has been a little slow lately and jeremy is rather nervous. ah, your wife would never upset me. wilfred, i've got 226 kinda of cattle over in the pens. what's your company paying? that's a deal, i won't try to bargain. 'plenty of profit in it for all of us.' where did you get the cattle, mr. mccanles? oh, some outfit headed west got discouraged and turned back. you couldn't be the one that discouraged them, could you? mrs. barnes sometimes you take too much advantage of being a woman. wilfred. here's the bill of sale for your records. and get the money. i'll be in the bar. mr. mccanles. i don't have that kind of money in town. i'll have to telegraph our kansas city office. how long will it take to get it? - four or five days. - four or five days! can't you get it faster than that? - well, i can try but-- - you try hard, will you. i don't want them steers running up a big feed bill. i'll hurry it up as fast as i can. you better. wait. you don't really believe he bought those cattle, do you? well, he had a bill of sale. he could write these out

jeremy, you have got the honors. jeremy: leaves are those things you have to deal with some way or another. when i try to teach gardeners is they are a great resource and we want to make the most of them. gardeners of more beneficial ways. this is what we typically find. this is a valuable resource for your garden. great way to get organic matter into your garden. there are a few different things to do. ray: before we get to utilizing the leaves, i don't have to bag them anymore. when is it going to do for my michigan state university, they looked at mulching those, and great benefits. it adds fertility to the lawn. it can do a great job over the course of about three seasons of controlling crabgrass and any line. -- dandelion. ray: awesome. you mention this is a valuable resource in terms of composting. how do i turn that garden material? jeremy: if you are going to compress them, now is the time to do it. if you want to compost your leaves can go ahead and mow, mulch them, and you need to rake that have been added

so let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, how about that record high yesterday 66 degrees in milwaukee. nothing like that in store for today. we fell into the 40s overnight and not recovering even with the sunshine mixed with the clouds. 48 degrees right now. above milwaukee a few clouds are filling in, a mix of sun and clouds this morning. the low 40s inland. mid to upper 40s and 50 in racine at the moment. we are going to drop a couple more degrees before going up to throughout the afternoon. the north winds 10-20 miles per hour. it is a little chilly out there. we talk about the weekend forecast coming up. first to the commute with matt. >> jeremy, the drive payment and light volume and full freeway speeds. the travel times is showing an easy ride out there. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. ben: our big story this morning, huge crowds gather in downtown milwaukee protesting president-elect donald trump. tim is here with us now. tim, the protest turned violent at one point. tim: there

i'm in with jeremy nelson. the thing about nine -- about now and 9:00, -- that is happening after 7:30. clear skies elsewhere. between 9:00 and 4:00, everybody is talking sunshine and temperatures in the low visibility away from the lake quite variable. .3 of a mile at burlington. sheboygan reporting nine mile visibility. airport visibility is pretty good as well. 36 and elm grove. 39 at dave you. -- at bayview. meteorologist jeremy nelson, we when she's invariable fogginess. no issue of fog what you get into waukesha county. when you headed west, the fog became dense. some of the fog hanging on in the distance. there is an advisory until 10:00 a.m. all of the inland counties across southeast and wisconsin, we have seen -- southeastern wisconsin, we have seen visibility dropped down. you'll get more fog and we get into the higher spots and not quite as reduced visibility. a little bit of fog in this direction. it has been a little slow. i am meteorologist jeremy nelson , back to you. melinda: we turn now to tra

meteorologist jeremy nelson is in the weather center. >> good morning, we are keeping a close eye on the radar network early on today, snow showers beginning to show up in western fond du lac county. if u live in ripen and you have a twitter account, stop by mine and let me know when the snow showers are beginning there. lots of weather information online. but let's talk about what is quiet in milwaukee. just cloudy skies. out in waukesha, a chill in the air, that is dipping the windchill or feels like down into the 20s. the drizzle, flurries by 7:00 a.m. and what we see is for us in the metro is about 8:00 a.m. cool conditions at early sunset time. we have more about the forecast for saturday and sunday coming up. ben: when you're on the go this black friday, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. >> holiday shopping season is now in full swing. today is black friday which means stores are packed. some shoppers headed out yesterday evening as soon as they were done with thanksgiving. this is video fro

guys, as i said, jeremy renner the best. in fact, earlier today, he and i took advantage of the beautiful fall weather and played some catch in the park. it was a lot of fun. check it out. >> jimmy: you got any thanksgiving plans? >> yeah, same as always, take the family to red lobster. >> jimmy: i've got an idea. catch. >> let's see. with a good friend, perfect fall day. let's do this. >> jimmy: nice, here we go! ?? blue 42! blue 42! hut hut hike! [ screaming ] >> sorry about that. yeah, my bad, man. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. all right, yeah. >> this time, you go deep, okay? >> jimmy: all right, deal. >> are you ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> set, hut! hut! hut! ?? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry. shaking off the rust, huh? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, let's do a a hook and ladder. you run out. i'll pump fake, and then i'll hit you in the deep end, all right? >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, let's go. ready? >> come on, baby! >> jimmy: set, down, hike! >> let'sba >> ugh! [ laughter ] >> got it! >> jimmy: all right, wanna go?

so let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist jeremy nelson. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning, everyone. first things first when you step out the door, take a coat or a the northerly winds 21 miles per hour in mequon. we are in the 40s to around 50 degrees for lake shore and mequon 50. here is the difference, the lab shore areas are benefitting from the warmer lake waters. so warmer near the lake. inland though dipping down to 39 waukesha. upper 30s in beaver dam. you add in the wind, it is pretty brisk morning across the the temperatures are not budging today. 45 to 50 that is about it across southeast wisconsin. this is typical for this time in november. we look ahead to a suntastic weekend and bounce ahead for the next five to seven days. a storm system is lurking. matt? reporter: jeremy, we are looking at 94 eastbound, westbound, 84th street under the freeway. the brake tapping is startin there. through the zoo interchange trying to merge on to 41 northbound. right now, the only delay on the system. no trouble through the construction zone just yet. we

jeremy: they are getting something in return too? >> a coupon for boston store for 25% off and they can shop when they are done. jeremy: when giving the food it is staying locally? >> yes, going to area food pantries, soup kitchening and shelters. >> this is the time of the year it is really needed and how are you helping the families here? with turkeying and the trimmings, and in december we do it with hams and so people can donate foods that make it a festive holiday for the local families. jeremy: we'll talk about the need in southwest wisconsin and how to help out, look for the hunger task force truck in the holiday parade starting at 9:30 on saturday. hope to see you there. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. >> now to a sign of the the milwaukee lights festival is starting tomorrow. check out the decorations at the park. wisn 12 a proud sponsor. melinda and i will be there for the kickoff. you can watch the ceremony live on wisn 12 at 6:30 tomorrow night. a lot of great bands, music out there. sally: i forecast a big turnout, to

jeremy aguero with applied analysis has been examining the valley's squatter problem... 1:31 jeremy: which has become a pretty significant challenge for us in southern nevada. 15:08 darcy stand-up (will need to b- rl may be partly to blame for our squatter problem because of something called "shadow inventory." homes that are bank-controlled but maybe were left in a long-gone owners' name or simply languishing in limbo because the bank has failed to foreclose, making the homes easy prey for squatters. 4:23 jeremy: sometimes when you see homes not being transferred in interest, whether it's for a bank or another purpose, it's because folks don't want to have to bear the property taxes or don't want to have to maintain that particular property. sometimes it's just easier to leave it in limbo. exception than it used to be, but homes that get lost in the shuffle are particularly problematic. this home in my neighborhood went into default in 2005, but gmac didn't take action to foreclose until this september--after contact 13 got involved. 3:00 darcy: we're all dealing with it. this is ou

jeremy nelson is live in delafield, with a sneak peak. good morning, jeremy. jeremy: good morning. this house will get you ready for christmas goodness. tell us about this house and >> the 2016 christmas fantasy house will be open to the public saturday. jeremy: what will people see inside? >> this house was one of the best we have ever did in the history of the fantasy house. it is over 10,000 square feet in the town of delafield. every corner is decorated over the top for christmas. jeremy: this basket is one where people can purchase a raffle to help raise money for the ronald mcdonald charities of each in wisconsin. >> our goal is to raise as much money as possible for ronald mcdonald house, and one of the ways we do it is raffle tickets for these wonderful baskets. jeremy: and the trees, people can take on decoration? >> we have 11 trees that are all temperature raffle tickets in the tree you like and you win all the ornaments on the tree. jeremy: how awesome is that american a fitting the ronald mcdonald charities of eastern wisconsin at the christmas fantasy house in delafie

jeremy: yes, look at the drastic change. now we start off late afternoon and everily evening, 6:00 p.m. feeling like the 50s. look at western part of the state with the 20s and 30s out there and a free fall as we go into the evening. windchills teens and 20s. we wake up tomorrow morning to feels-like temperature the coldest they have been mid to upper wisconsin. we keep that real cold feel around. tomorrow is starting the gun deer season here. it is a frigid feel as the hunters are headed to the woods. a couple of snow flakes in the air. highs may be close to 40. not going to feel like that with the windchills in the 20s. we continue to have the updates with the changes coming up. >> thank you, jeremy. ben: right now, montana is under the city of red lodge got a few inches yesterday which is good news for local businesses. the snow comes just in time for ski season. last year the area had a mild winter which kept visitors away. this year they're hoping for more winter weather. ben: snow in colorado caused some problems yeste

juan: we are talking with jeremy scahill, cofounder of the intercept.s most recent article is headlined, "mike pence will be the most powerful christian supremacist in u.s. history." his latest book is, "the assassination complex: inside the government's secret drone warfare program." we are going to take a short break and then we are come back and talk further with jeremy about what the trump administration holds for the future, what we can at least judge from these initial appointments. ♪ [music break] juan: sharon jones. sharon jones died this friday after next in a battle with pancreatic cancer. a shout out today to the class of the high school for arts and design that is visiting democracy now! studios. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm juan gonzalez, in for amy goodman. amy is on assignment. in north dakota, more than 100 native americans and allies fighting the ¥3.80 dollar dakota access pipeline had been injured by police attacked the with rubber bullets, tear gas, maize canisters, and water cannons in freez