radar shows light snow continuing to fall near kenosha. for the most part the rest of the region is looking dry. we see this system coming true. does not look like much right now. temperatures are warmer to the west. you can make out the rain and snow line. that cold air is coming our way and that will be here as the precipitation arrives. by nine a m snow across the central portion of the viewing area. it will be heavy this afternoon. we finally dry out into the day. by 7:40 p.m. the snow clears out. our high temperature is 29 degrees. four-8 in. of snow possible. we're down to 19 degrees tonight. wednesday we make 36 degrees with another chance of rain and snow into friday. >> you say that with a smile. we have a few accidents. another accident at michigan and ohio and on the kennedy free right lanes are blocked. northbound cumberland on ramp blocked until 5:00. flashing lights at state and 18 and state and archer. no word on when that will be restored. >> >> where is this sound? >> i guess i lost it. we are done with that. did you watch

wind chill is an issue of concern. -15 for kenosha. -11 in aurora.y is in effect until noon. light snow continues across extreme southern cook county's. as to get down and to look court counties that light snow will kick out. snow is not the issue. this afternoon temperature of 9 degrees, we should be a way to warmer. typical high as 40. tonight we fall down to - 3. the skies will clear. friday with snow showers developing after checkout well into friday evening. saturday we are at 23. >> still ahead, nasa makes a big announcement about the number of planets in the galaxy. and seth oregon opens up a speech on capitol hill. we will tell you what he is promoting. and ben and jerry's is trending for its new flavors of ice cream. nasa just announced the biggest single discovery of planets ever made. the agency says it has discovered 715 new planets. compare that to the one- thousand planets that were identified before. the planets were found using a new technique with the kepler space telescope. four of the planets are in the "habitable zone," which nasa

i just got off the phone with the kenosha police department.confirm the student is 16 years old. and i don't think anybody would imagine it was all caught on video but it sure was. watch this. a wisconsin bus driver is out of a job after a violent fight with a passenger on board his bus. the whole thing was caught on tape. the shocking video shot inside a bus packed with high school students. shows the heated moments before a violent altercation between kenosha transit bus driver scotty wells and a teen passenger last month. the video seems to show the testy encounter was not the first time the two had exchanged words. >> i know it's you. i've been waiting to see you. >> that's that for? >> that's for your mouth. >> [ inaudible ]. >> no, when you got off the bus the last time. >> reportedly, wells told authorities he asked for the teen's information after allegedly experiencing issues with him on previous rides. the teen is seen in the video taking a seat. but a few moments later, he approaches the front of the bus and pulls the first punch. >>

wisconsin.n kenosha, we had american motors company and made pacers and grem lynns gremlins and stood out in history. but american motors did something amazing for the community we grew up in. we grew up in a strong middle-class community. we had families supporting wages and the reason is not only because of the american motors company but also because of united auto workers union, a union that worked with the companies that were there in committee northbounda and made kenosha and delivered they delivered a good quality product. unfortunately, all too often we see these attacks across the country on unions, making it harder and harder for people who work for a company to have a voice in their company. and what happened just two weeks ago was there was a union election at a volkswagen plant in tennessee. they had an election that was conducted by the national labor relations board where workers were deciding whether or not to have a collective voice. they were deciding whether or not to unionize and join the united auto workers. first, the company was neutral. the company had made the

. >>> and in kenosha cameras were recording as a high school boy attacked a bus driver demanding his.d. for swearing and being disruptive in the past. the driver punched the kid back while the bus slowly rolled into a car and two parked pickups. the boy was charged in juvenile court with felony battery and the driver was fired. >>> some important medical news, a large new study of mammograms is sure to add confusion over whether women should have them. after studying 90,000 patients researchers found death rates were the same among women who had a mammogram and those who had not. the canadian studz di found risks to having mammograms one in five cancers found through them were treated even though they were no threat to women's health. >>> all right, veteran journalist tom brokaw announced he's battling blood cancer, the former nbc "nightly news" anchor diagnosed last summer. doctors are encouraged by his project. he continues to work on projects for nbc news. he calls himself the luckiest guy i know. >> time for nonwinter olympic sports. >> college basketball season heating up. detai

all three of these companies moved into kenosha county. [ applause ] these are just a small sample of the many good news stories showing wisconsin is going back to work. [ applause ] this is a stark contrast to the negative job outlook of the past. during my predecessor's last term, wisconsin lost more than 133,000 jobs and lost more than 27,000 businesses. in 2009, the unemployment rate peaked at 9.2%. during that same year, wisconsin's ranking in chief executive magazine's best and worst states for business was 43rd. in 2009, a survey of employers by the chamber of commerce showed just 4% thought our state was heading in the right direction. now, our ranking is up to 17th-one of the fastest jumps of any state in the country. [ applause ] as of last month, 95% of the employers surveyed said wisconsin is headed in the right direction. that's right, ninety-five percent. [ applause ] another reason for our positive revenue numbers is our prudent fiscal management. three years ago, we inherited a state government with a $3.6 billion budget deficit. the state had past due bills to minneso

. -340 hair and kenosha. it's -10 in bartlett. lansing is - 1. temperatures are below zero across our region. here is the windshield. -1640 hair. 26 below in rochelle. those numbers will drop even just a few more degrees today. we are dry today. next chance for snow comes tomorrow around lunchtime. snowed moves into the region we expect 1-3 in. saturday through the evening the snow leaves in time for early sunday morning. one-3 in. coming. that's a possible into cook county. today's high is 13. tonight's low is zero. are we are back up to 20. sunday we make 17. >> with an update on ongoing construction. we of work from morgan to the circle appears to the plans are blocked. and over to skokie, prairie is shut down from a dumpster for resurfacing work. looking really good so far. no big accidents. roads for the most part are completely cleared. no big delays on the expressway's or tollways. enjoy that reprieval glass. >> coming up, when apple pulls and app from the app store. >> and testing the bulls' defense as they tried to stop the golden offens