and sending the same amount in treated wastewater back into lake michigan. that will require more permits from the dnr... and local governments. the estimated price tag of the plan remains 206 million dollars. residents in waukesha could see their water rate double - or even triple. it's not the total bill that's going to double or triple its going to be a portion - the rate for the water the mayor says waukesha's water - right now - is safe to drink. but radium contamination. drying up aquifer ... mean it won't stay that way forever. he says lake michigan water - although pricey - remains the city's best option. the treated water coming back this way will go into the root river in franklin. along lake michigan, pz, tmj4 a court order a court order called for waukesha to find a 2018. the city will ask for an extension because the approval process for its plan took so long. it's now hoping to begin pumping and using the lake michigan water in about 5 years. it's going to be a much cooler weather this weekend than what we saw this week.meteorologist jesse ritk

along lake michigan, pz, tmj4 the mayor says lake was the best option for waukesha's water supply. but it's a pricey one. the total price tag for the project is still estimated at 206 million dollars. residents could see their water rate double - or even triple - under the new plan. yesterday was another november treat with hazy sunshine and record breaking highs near 72 thanks to a southerly wind to this morninmore than 10 degrees above the normal high temp. as a powerful storm system drops a foot of snow in minnesota, we will remain in the warm sector of the storm with highs in the mid to upper 60s, increasing clouds, and a few late afternoon and evening showers. the main issue today is the sw wind gusting to 40 mph. the wind shifts to the 40mph and temps dropping into the lower 30wind chills will be in the teens. there is a chance for a light rain/snow mix overnight and early saturday morning with no gun deer hunting season is just one day away-- the nine-day season opener starts tomorrow.deer hunters this year can now buy a license and even select and print antler home... throu

that connected lake michigan to the des plaines river and sent all of their waste downriver.t sent it down river to peoria as well. 1900ew system opened in but the illinois waterway was not completed for another couple of decades as they needed to create these dams to allow large ships to move with greater facility up and down the river. and thee eight lohs hsrgest ones -- eight loc and the largest ones are near chicago. as you get farther down the river, they only bring you down another 10 feet. every boat that leaves chicago on its way to the gulf of mexico will pass through peoria as well. in the early 1900s, the illinois river was frequently used by paddleboats, steamboats for trips around the area. at the base of main street, which is just a block north of us, we now have a wonderful little park. in the early 1900s, it was a shallow bank into the river. parked where these boats or docked. they just ran up onto the sand and these gangplank's came out from the bow onto the land and that is how the passengers came in and out. at any given time, there were a dozen of these b

right around sun set this evening that's when the lake effect snow machine really begins to kick lake michigan. check out this band right here. we'll talk more about this in a second but it's that band we're concerned about more snowfall perhaps down towards mansfield. it's the lake effect snow off lake erie that we'll see generally from cuyahoga county towards the primary snow belt regions through not only the evening but the overnight hours, tomorrow morning, before things finally begin to dissipate around lunchtime for some of us. ab still see the snowfall through mid- to late day on sunday. so how much snowfall are we talk about here? well, remember that lake effect snow band off lake michigan? i think we'll see a coating of snowfall there from richland to ashland county. right into the snow belt regions, three to 6 inches of right between a trace and 2 inches. a trace upwards of an inch. then southern cuyahoga county, you'll notice just north of medina there i think we'll see anywhere between an inch to 4 inches. window nation 7-day forecast showing you 30s. so very chilly. through the st

and this is a result of priming from the northern lakes, lake michigan, lake superior and it starts to accumulation over get some snow rock throughout the night. we're going to get some western extension also with the northwest flow. sunday, 29 mans field. we can support some snow accumulation and it will continue into sunday morning before tapering off. here's how much, we have the possibility of a little bit of lake michigan collection. that could bring us a little built of a dusting. primary snow belt and the sweet spot where we could get 1-4" of snow. keep in mind, once it gets going, we will be adjusting all of these numbers as for now, 50 and fall forking the day tomorrow. staying in the 30s for tomorrow. it's going to be a cold browns game. look at that, the thanksgiving holiday will be in the 40s. but it looks like we could have with. >> thank you. >>> and the browns running game. it's been pretty nonexisting. >> looking at weather that changes when the steelers come >>> the cavs have a nice stretch coming up. the cavs will be at first rest on wednesday in indiana the game they

from the lake-effect snow bands we see from lake michigan began we will see a coating of snowfall. generally towards the snowbelt communities towards the lake up if you are on the southern even and the northern tip of tumble three to 6 inches are possible. north of medina county as well. in lorain we might see more accumulation as wel temperatures are only in the 30s. tomorrow stuck in the 30s as well. it will be a cold go of things on sunday. monday more sunshine. of course a big weekend of traveling as well with wednesday being one of the biggest travel days of the year. thank goodness it's just rain showers. traveling should be okay as long as your windshield wipers are working properly >>> most likely someone wants a fitness wearable. fit bit. if i told you that you could get some thing that preforms the same function and has a easy traveling compartment. you would buy this. the scene is larger. how do you charge it? what if you could take the device off and plug it up? >> that would be easier. >>reporter: the fuon device that just hit the market. it's waterproof. it displays a

you can see a few showers over lake michigan and keeping the rain gear handy. chopper parked this morning. we are in decent shape, zoo interchange and things are looking good. in fact, we are trouble free across the system. travel times... no crashes on the system right commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. 5:13. happening now in iraq, patients are flooding into the main hospital and treating trauma victims. a doctor from the hospital is saying that the staff is treating both civilian and military casualties up to a 150 patients a day and the hospital doesn't have enough beds in the er room. the offensive to retake mosul from the militants is slowing as the troops avoiding the casualties. >> h first of a nine day mourning period for fidel castro. tim, you are learning more about the celebrities planned? >> yes, a 21 gun salute. after that, the government is signing a solemn oath to castro at the monument in havana. the schools and government offices are closed and observing after the death on friday. he was 90 years old. his funeral will be held on sunday.

thanks to clear skies allowing our the 30s inland but lows will still be above 40 degrees near lake michigan. due to the damp ground and the expected cooler air there is the chance for some fog to form overnight with the lack of wind.friday will be a near repeat forecast near 60 degrees and a light wind eventually from the eps hwest. high pressure in this wonderful wer pattern throughout the weekend as well. low 60s, light winds and blue skies contie for saturday and sunday so schedule your golf tee times anplayground ay-dates w!no high pressure slowly slides east on mo will be a few degrees cooler but again it will be mostly sunny and quiet. tuesday is the next best chance to see showers as a cold front swings through southeastern wisconsin to bring 50s back for the rest coming up, lance allan shows us a wisconsin hoopster going russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a vouchogrr pr pen russ. russ: i've heard from falies in need of gooying js. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade

look at this from mace -- lake michigan coming into man field. then it gets cranking tomorrow night in the primary and secondary snowballed areas. at temperatures drop back into the 20s, we will hold on to that lake affect. lake michigan connection could put it down. i'm not sure. but, the bigger chances for the actual stimulating snow, will snow belt. depending on how all of this sets out, with we get it going, three -- six in the primary. up to eight in the secondary. i do not see an eight inch floppy accumulation. 1 -- 4 inches accumulation in the sweet spot. this is in the hinkley area and strong bill. suddenly tomorrow, an interesting day. we're in the 30s for sunday, an by thanksgiving, back to rain, to which the 40. >>> that last emoji was nice. thanks. coming up, how will the cavaliers respond to their lost -- lost tonight to go. >> you will see what they want ?? (laughs..) here it is. ?? ?? hey dad! ?? wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the and a complimentary first month's payment. if

is moving through lake michigan front like we've talked about israel limited. we are only looking at borderline conditions.s. sr going to be a major issue. we mentioned that northwind will be a six-hour window and then id this continues our overall pattern that we've had enough for the last several weeks high pressure experience keeps us dry was a time clock at the bottom that should continue through thursday as you look aheadtha the storm systems get strongersr we will have another hunter and thanksgiving week's weather with a good movie another hour use caution as you are opening and up onto the innerup belt bridge is don't forget about someday work today will start right around seven music inspired artist when you narrowly report was doing on thursday take a look at this low hiking with her daughter there was a and oakland has been seen since she conceded the election the get your creative thinking caps remember those swing. i think we'veve all usedr one. fisher-price little people they've all been conducted theyy sabol, closure is, transform a bit scott's g

you'll inland away from lake michigan, it is down into the 30's. a lot cooler for inland counties early this morning. you probably want to grab a jacket in west bend, watertown, in waukesha. those areas are in the mid 30's in some of the low spots in river valleys inland locations. right along the lakeshore for the most part, 44 to 49 degrees. racine, caledonia, one of the warmer locations this morning at 49 degrees. this afternoon, we saw the forecast high, let's fill in the details with the southwest to southerly breeze at five to 10. that will help to boost ties close to 70 degrees. yes, it is november 6. that's why you get over 60's to 70 degrees this tif suntastic conditions this afternoon, you want the sunglasses with you for tonight. clear skies around another cool light and the potential for a little bit patchy fog and some of those fog prone areas away from lake michigan by early monday morning trade at seder in the afternoon, lots of sunshine and is not until monday evening and monday night that some of the clouds to the west start to fil

our temperatures will be holding thanks to some influence along lake michigan. lake michigan is still running warm for this time of year. temperatures as cool as 36 in waukesha. don't be shocked, especially inland, if we have snowflakes mixing in. superior, 32. 32 rhinelander. cities. these temperatures will hover around freezing, and most precipitation will be snow. it is one of those times when i wish i had the ability to shrink this to where it is happening, but you can't. there is snow happening, but it is a loft. it is not making it to the ground. it is called sublimating if it is snow before it makes it to the ground. we will watch this and layers of, then we will see some snow move in here, mixing with rain, then changing over to all rain. winter weather advisory's up north, 2-4 inches of snow expected, some spots get as much as five inches. here is midnight, just mainly rain showers in our area. then it is all rain tomorrow morning here, but along highway 10 northward, that is the issue, so be ready. green bay snow, then it changes over to rain. stevens

a few clouds over the warm water of lake michigan. 25 degrees at the airport. the air mass is dry and chilly. so for tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night rain and snow developing across wisconsin and rain. i will show you where the snow will fly in the state. now to matt as they are launching news chopper 12. >> if you are headed out, good shape on the roadways. nice and quiet. right now you are seeing the volume is light. the travel times are looking the hale up to zoo. back to you. ben: right now, police in two different states are looking for the people accused of shooting police officers. tim elliott is here with us with a closer look. tim: the first shooting happened in texas, another in missouri. saint louis police are searching for the person who shot an officer in the face. he survived. police say the officer was sitting in traffic lni and shot twice. police say they do not have a description of the suspect. and in texas, a san antonio officer was killed yesterday morning. the detective was writing a traffic ticket just outside police headquarters. off

there is patchy fog away from lake michigan. you can see visibility crystal-clear. generally visibility at a good along the lake. there is an advisory until 10:00 much like yesterday. mostly well if you routinely drive in areas near rivers creek streams -- rivers, creeks, streams. -- it is a gentle november underway. melinda: it is friday and we are into some trouble. 41/45 as degrom, emergency crews i will try to get some information to you. 10 minutes, 94 eastbound into downtown. 10 minutes southbound on 43 from brown deer into downtown. new this morning power is back on at one of las vegas' most popular casinos. ben: the paris hotel-casino was in the dark for more than 12 hours yesterday. crews were able to get the lights back on overnight. a casino spokesperson says a construction crew accidentally cut a power line just before 10:00 yesterday morning. at first people were allowed to stay inside but after a few hours the building's fire alarm system battery started to run low. about 3000 guests and employees were evacuated. overnight the hotel used twitter to tel

it goes through portions of lake michigan, and write down south of cleveland. that is the second snow band. you folks down here, you are getting snow part of which is the moisture that backs up to lake superior. there's her primary snow, that one located, the primary snow belt. we're going to zoom in and show you what's going on here. we take you to east wheatland first, geauga and asked to buell county. down toward bloomfield, the areas of snow as well. some of it is heavy and it is heavier than it has been over the last hour. starting to pick up. scattered around the east side of cleveland, nothing too bad here. down toward summit county and starting to break off. strong back towards 271 in the turnpike. looking pretty good around akron, getting a break. picking up additional heavy snow down 71. light to the dinah county to lorain county. and huron and erie county. the snow band continues here. if the sticks around how we are going to see some heavier snow amounts show up. the dinah towards lorain county. we saw betsy talk about the skies clearing in my dinah

melinda: as we get a live look on the weather watch camera, we're looking east to lake michigan. skies are clear. we have a little bit of fog showing up inland. jeremy has been live this morning. temperatures 40's along the lake and 30's women. a dense fog advisory this weather. your first for just this morning. -- forecast this morning. temperatures are in the low 60's later today. let's join matt news chopper 12. visibility is good in milwaukee county. we are looking down at the high-rise bridge. headlights are coming out of the interchange. that is the top of the frame. travel times look great. just nine minutes 94 eastbound into downtown. a 10 minute trip or three southbound from brown deer into downtown. that is a look at the morning commute. back to you. melinda: thank you. developing this morning, a missing woman is found alive inside a metal container. police in south carolina describe her rescue as a miracle. now they have the person responsible in custody. tim elliott's following this story this morning from the tim: this story is so incredibly disturbing. this is the wo

tells us if we should expect week. wilill cold tonight with lows dropping into the mid-20s along lake michigan and even a few teens inland overnight.if you don't like this chilly weather, there is hope: a warm front approaches to increasing the cloud cover tonight and for deesite the ck into the low 40s for tuesday. there is a small chance for a light rain shower after suet but a much better chance to see rain s te police are investigating after a man is shot while walking down the street. police say three suspects near 64th and villard. one of them shot him. he's expected to survive. no arrests have been made. a former youth director in brn de is being sentenced today for allegedly raping a teenage boy.jermarro dantz-ler worked at a state-sanctioned youth home in brown deer when he allegedly sexually assaulted the boy at gunpoint nearly two years ago. investigators y tried to message e boy on facebook s er the tack. police say the mademanded ne. but the ier refused so he reached across the ?@counter and d grabbefr threat?@s were ndon ted.f enisyou se man, cpolice. farwelavenue is ba open afr

the hour's long parade started, hundreds of thousands of people flooded into grant park along lake michigan and some of the cubs in the spirit celebrating a huge win for the history books. so up next, grant park. here's a sight to see. lots admiring what happened. getting ready for today's festivities, they change the color of the river for st. patrick's day. blue. very fitting. check out blue bird skies over the flat irons now. mainly sunny and dry. there are parts of colorado that will finally see snow. well. we see more blue in the sky. temperatures in the 60s and upper 50s in northern colorado and well county. around the metro area, temperatures in the mid to low 60s. your highs today are still above normal for this time of of year. upper 60s and 60s and low 70s. near the divide, 40s and 50s. dry. temperatures in the 50s by the time you may want to take jackets for the stands. dry across most of the state. we're seeing moisture creep into the san juans. more of it to the south of that because of the storm. it's kind of sitting over southern wyoming. a winter weather advisory will go in

tells a story of this remarkable man, james strang who, in short, tried to form a theocracy in lake michigan called beaver island, in the 19th century and well, things didn't go so well for him there. it's a fascinating story about a colorful man who tried to do this amazing thing. >> how did you discover the story? >> well, growing up in michigan, i learned a little bit about michigan history. when i was a kid, i was, i was always in envious of other states. i always thought all the great civil war battlefields were out east nothing happened in michigan that was something that i was concerned about. there were no battles in michigan, there weren't any forts to speak of, there's a couple, but nothing significant. at some point along the way i learned of the story, and i'm not sure where, but if you make an effort to study michigan history, read up on it and the explorers who came here, the people who lived here, the things that did happen, you did happen, you eventually stumble upon this footnote in michigan history of this guy named james strang who attempted this remarkable project on beav

lake effect snow. and windy cold conditions. three-five inches falling in lower michigan. >> and bringing in beautiful blue and calmer conditions tomorrow. >> clear forecast that's the way it is going to stay certainly through tomorrow. >> so your storm team forecast for the balance of the evening tonight, clear, and breezy and cold, temperatures dipping down to 23 degrees. for tomorrow, lots of sunshine, breezy, puffy clouds, and up to 34 degrees. about 10 degrees below average. >> here's your 7-day forecast, more sunshine on monday, 38 seasonal tuesday, tuesday night into wednesday, the next storm is approaching. cold rain. and if you are traveling on turkey day, it looking quiet. no big snows in time for the holidays. what a difference a day makes across south eastern wisconsin. >> i'm cold already. thanks scott. >> the badgers found themselves >> as paul has done this entire quarterback. and got to offense going. >> they failed to score in the first quarter, when it rains it pours. and enter bart, with 8 and a half to play in the first half. hands it off to alex, he m

even this band of clouds here coming off lake michigan and extending all wex and for a -- west virginia and north carolina. and for the most part we stay there tomorrow so it's still going to be below normal tomorrow. we start to get the lines curving the other way here which means we've got some ridging going on and so temperatures are going to begin to moderate with the warmest weather probably occurring on thanksgiving. and knocks temperatures down a little bit but nowhere near as much as what we're experiencing right now. so 7:00 this evening. 41 getting chilly fast and then late tonight down to 29 with still a bit of a breeze out there. so there will be a minimal wind chill when you get up if in the morning and then a high of 54 tomorrow. we hit 53 today. not much to choose from there. then as we take tuesday, 59 then we're into the 60s wednesday, thursday, and friday with again the warmest day probably be thanksgiving and if we see any rain during that entire period it might be in the form of an exciting sprinkle sometime on thanksgiving morning. >> we've got the turkey trot on th

despite the clear skies the wind change will help keep temperatures above freezing, especially along lake michigan where temperatures will be near 40 degrees in the morning. university of wisconsin men's basketball star nigel hayes is demanding action from school officials following two costumes at camp randall.the students who wore the costumes of president obama and hillary clinton wearing nooses around their neck have had their season tickets revoked, but hayes says more must be done. he tweeted out a statement... saying in part student- athletes of color "are not shielded by the 'w' we wear on our chest. we are loved during competition, but then subjected to racial discrimination in our every day lives too." today milwaukee county is holding the second of three sessions where warrants and have an outstanding warrant... officials will lift it free of charge.they held both morning and afternoon sessions.the afternoon session runs until 5-30 tonight.the third and final warrant waive will take place next wednesday. happening right now... an inauguration ceremony for the latest group of the city of

lake michigan cooling down but the temperatures will cairo over past midnight. so tomorrow is low to mid 50s. brisk winds will be out late in the day until they finally pop-tart to die -- start -- die down. a couple showers moving to the east-soust out you can go all the way past the rockies to the west coast and all the way to the east coast and nothing is going on. quiet in the weather pattern. high pressure moving in from the west-northwest. pardly cloudy and clear out tomorrow night. then on saturday, the winds are going to start to go more west-southwest. cool but the mild air is poised so for tonight, we are looking at a quiet night. a bit breezy from the north. tomorrow 52 with northeast winds at 10-15. lots of sunshine for veteran's day and breezy and cool on saturday but cool is above sunshine on sunday and monday. look at the temperatures through tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. there is a couple chances for sprinkles but not much in the way of major rain or snow. nolan claws is five and handsome and smiling. he should be. the bucks on the wrong end o

partly cloudy closer to lake michigan. warmer near the lake. 54 degrees for tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. seasonably mild temperatures. mostly sunny, windy, warmer. the high getting up to around 6g southwest wind. the seven-day forecast, there's the 60, 50 on veterans day, and we'll see lots of sunshine then also saturday looking good at 5. and for the rest of the weekend, we get way back up to 56 with breezy conditions on sunday. 57 monday. 55 with a shower on tuesday. so all in all, it looks like the into the weekend. >> packers safety morgan burnett will be the guest on packers live. he was having some fun on the show when he predicted his teammate haha clinton-dix would have two interceptions in the packers last game against the colts. >> more pleasant occurrence in partner's haha clinton-dix, his pair of interceptions, and i know the way you guys are, and i've told him before, i don't look at you guys as teammates but soul mates, the way you guys are, nobody was happier for him than you. >> it was fun because he came over to my house friday night and him and mj wa

it is a way from lake michigan. it is in november knockout forecast and we had 60's through next wednesday. plenty in the way of sunshine. normal highs this time of year fog. it is covering our inland counties. dodge, waukesha, wall worth and rock county. visibility, 3/10 of a mile. 8/10 of a mile at fond du lac. williams bay reporting fog as well. jetstream high pressure builds in and temperatures across much of the u.s. will be at or above seasonal normals. there is a chill in the air. 47 degrees at shorewood. we are talking sunshine for today. once the sun gets higher in the sky, we will start to see the foggy conditions improve. tonight, all quiet. we will see a few passing clouds around. today and tomorrow, very low 60's, light, north winds. mid-sixties saturday and sunday and will stay there through monday. flight chance for a stray shower on election day -- slight chance for a stray shower on election day. melinda: 6:20. ben: the cma's are in the books. some of the winners from last night's shows and a guest

despite the will help keep temperatures above freezing, especially along lake michigan where temperatures will be near 40 degrees in the morning. the state department of justice has ruled that a dodge county deputy ?was? justified when he shot and killed a man in august. sgt. joseph nicholas responded to a call involving james quealy, which was later described as a "suicide by cop" situation. police need your help to locate a criminal.george mallet is in the newsroom with a story new on live at shannon-- charles--- i have a picture i want to show you. it is an artist's sketch of the desperado you referred to. why fits too when you hear about the disturbing crimes he committed. that's coming up on live at 5... sure hope you'll join us. a new scratch-off contest is leaving lots of people disappointed.our consumer expert, on what you need to know, so you don't waste your money, just ahead.and what will a trump presidency mean for the affordable care act? 4 your money this afternoon.... after an early morning drop in the wake of donald trump's wall street bounced-back this afternoon. here's a

the only storm we have is one moving across lake michigan isolated thunderstorms and the area of showers along. there could be sleet in the higher mountains of tennessee. on the east coast it's dry. maybe showers that are scattered across the florida pennsylvania. nothing adverse for driving or flying. locally the clouds are increasing through day. becoming overcast by tomorrow evening. then a timing game that is waiting on the front and the showers to arrive. the afternoon. i don't know if the skies will brighten. it is a possibility south of town. turkey trot in alexandria. many turkey trots around the area. forecast is about the same. generally cloudy. there could be isolated showers possible during the morning until we hit midday. we should see a brightening of the skies. don't know how much sun we get. a little bit we hope and it should be a dry afternoon and the evening. friday it should be cloudy. another chance of showers with the cold front. and monday and tuesday of next week it looks like partly tuesday and wednesday next week as we watch a storm system passing to the north of

already in the 30s away from lake michigan. 41 here and 46 out in watertown when you wake up in the morning hours. temperatures will be around 3 i will be back with a very chilly deer hunting forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, john. >> am two accused of kill -- a woman accused of killing an infant in her day care has been doing something else to irritate parents. >> the superintendent says carrie heller is no longer he finally took action once we got involved. carrie heller is charged with first degree reckless homicide. in january, a 6-month-old girl died in the illegal day care she ran from her home. the medical examiner ruled little finally olson had a brain bleed and a fractured skull. while she awaits trial, heller has been volunteering here at >> it made me sick. as a parent, i don't think she should be around children. >> it makes you nervous. you don't know. >> parents are outraged to hear heller has contact with children, especially because the terms of her bail include no unsupervised contact with children under the age of 12, except for her own. hellers' rele

ritka joins us with your thanksgiving travel forecast. with lows dropping into the mid-20s along lake michigan and even a few teens inland overnight.if you don't like this chilly weather, there is hope: a warm front approaches to increasing the cloud cover tonight and for tuesday and despite the lack of sunshine our temperatures will climb into the low 40s for tuesday. there is a small chance for a light rain shower after sunset but a much better chance a popular holiday lights display will return to west allis this thanksgiving opens on friday.the drive- through display raises money for the macc fund.this year organizers are hoping to raise 100-thousand-dollars from candy cane lane.last year they surpassed that... raising 113- thousand-dollars.candy lane will be open through december 26th. you can buy a macc star and help cure childhood cancer. the 20-16 today's tmj4 macc star was designed by bailey dove... featuring a penguin with a mustache.the theme is costs 10 dollars and is available at balistreri sendik's food markets and buddy squirrel stores. if you're looking for a way to start of th

the warmer wind from the southwest will bump us back up to crisp. 40 in milwaukee, 34 for lake, michigan, then tomorrow a high of 54. not as breezy. hopefully you already voted. if you haven't, you have three and a half hours left. lots of sunshine in your seven-day forecast. we boost up to 60 degrees on thursday, though it will be windy, breezy for veteran's day, but a cold front swings across the straight. for friday as well as on saturday. not a drop of rain till tuesday. shannon: still ahead a new development in a hit-and-run case involving a five-year-old child over weekend. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank yo

a little bit showing up away from lake michigan. near the marsh, watertown north of 94 in jefferson county. half-mile visibility at the airport. wet soil from the rain on wednesday, cold conditions overnight to develop some of that dog. advisories in place until then :00 and 32 at west bend and 34 watertown compared to 43 at the it will continue to improve over the next couple of hours and we will see skies become sunny. fair skies and patchy fog again. lows in the low to mid 40's. find november weather hangs around all weekend long. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. pen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this messa

and cold creek, that into little muskegon river, that i prefer, and eventually, ultimately, into lake michigan. so it is great lakes basin water. it is part of the commons. it belongs to all of us. part of the reason the people in mecosta were upset about it is that the extraction of that water was being taken out of the watershed. it was -- the streams were being pumped down to the point the dead stream look like a mud hole at one point. it was bottled and shipped all over the world. amy: to see our full interview with some of these activists from when democracy now! was in michigan, go to our website, democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. president obama says the u.s. army corps of engineers is considering rerouting the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline, amid months of resistance from the standing rock sioux tribe and members of more than 200 other native american nati

then ultimately lake michigan. >> so by having more of these, which also act as a big water filter removing pollutants, it indirectly helps to clean the water you may eventually drink. reporting in brown deer, i'm meteorologist lindsey slater, wisn 12 news. kathy: officials say you'll see more of these projects in brown deer thanks to grants from the wisconsin dnr and mmsd. joyce: we're learning more tonight about a woman killed on the freeway this morning. sheriff's officials say witnesses report seeing the woman run out in front of oncoming traffic on i- a semi hit the woman, and she died at the scene. the northbound lanes were closed for about an hour while crews investigated. milwaukee police need your help tracking down two men involved in an armed robbery. here are pictures of the suspects. police say the men robbed a man near fond du lac and bourbon after forcing their way into his apartment last saturday. both suspects are in their 20's. kathy: a move to knock tobacco out of miller park is moving one step forward. this morning, milwaukee's public measure to ban smokeless tobacco in

on and off cloud cover through the afternoon, and along lake michigan, some of those showers. that system moves through on tuesday. it's later this week, the big system will really pack a punch. this drops temperatures to the 40's over the weekend, even snow for parts of northern wisconsin. i don't think it will be a problem for us. here's something i watching for supermoon. here's some fun things about the superman -- it will be 15% bigger and 14% greater. the next time it will be this close is 2034. this is a big deal. this is the second supermoon this year. there will be one more in december. you will want to grab a little blanket. ur ahead forecast shows we are in the 50's for the long run. the end of the week will be fantastic. it's going to start getting windy head of that weather system, and by friday, i'm not going to rule out a thunderstorm, which is weird for november. it's ok, but it's weird. then we get back to the 40's. adrienne: and i saw a 30 on sheldon: coming up in sports, the badgers' climb toward the top of the college football polls continues. as does the p

bring. >> well, this morning we are talking about a chill, the temperatures in the teens away from lake michigan. here is a look at cathedral square this mornin the winds are light and northwest. we have a light north wind and going to northeast and southeast by tomorrow and pushing the temperatures up a little bit. big picture for us looks like this. high pressure is situated to the south and east still influencing the weather tr today, tonight and tomorrow. the lows in the southwest wet, especially later in the day tomorrow and for wednesday. so let me show it to you. here we are tomorrow morning at 7:00, no weather worries for today. mostly cloudy skies. for tuesday, we are back into the 40s in the south. you are seeing by lunchtime rain, rain snow mix lining up across minnesota and northwest wisconsin, this is tomorrow night. here we are with a l half of the state, wet, maybe a mix in the north counties. look at the snow flying, 3-4 inches of snow in the northern and western part of the state. this is wednesday morning at 7:00. we are still talking about wet. during the day on wednesday and

lake michigan where he spent most of his day campaigning. in washington, fox news. >>> silicon valley x -- billionaire explained his support today for donald trump's speaking in washington dc that he does not believe in everything trump has done but in his view, donald trump could usher in a new kind of republican party. >> he points even beyond the remaking of one party to american politics it overcomes denial, rejects global thinking and reckons with reality. >> the paypal cofounder has donated 1 1/4 million dollars to help the trump campaign. >>> brian is in the newsroom. brian, we see the polls tightening and it seems like there is no question into reopening the investigation and it having an effect but what about the election by 2 for this turn the election, in your opinion? >> it could, frank. 1st of all, we need to know more about the polling that is occurring in north carolina and we have learned just today that the difference is still 5 points between clinton and trump with clinton in the lead. clearly, the email controversy has cau

look at our temperatures holding on a southeast wind bringing warmth off lake michigan. we're going to watch rain move in all evening, mixed with a little bit of sleet at times, but very, very light. you can see this is sleet actually right here, sleet mixing in and snow in the rain bands out to the west as we pull way out, big storm system. we're going to see a lot r coming in, but all the snow stays in northwest wisconsin, southwest wisconsin, if you're traveling up to points of the north and west, winter weather advisories until 6:00. snowfall, way over doing it in the madison area. i think there will be nothing there, but five inches in waukesha, five inches in -- general three to five inches across the north woods. morning hours, rain showers in the early morning and afternoon, before everything moves out and thursday we get a break, just lots of clouds. there's the next storm system moving in that could bring a light mix into friday. 39 degreesvernight tonight with mid-30s inland. then for tomorrow, 43 with occasional showers at times through the dashgs cloudy skie

a lake mitch been a connection is responsible and we -- michigan connection is a possible and we could see snow off the lake-effect we could get minor accumulations. but check out this bad boy a pretty healthy flow off lake erie continuing saturday night. that's when the bulk of the lake-effect snow goes on. here's the secret sweet spot back here into western sek of northern medina northern summit county. it will shift but it does lock ke there is. and as you can see we will continue to have that lake effect in the morning. so generally speaking, outside of the primary and secondary snow belts we won't get that much but there's one to four here in this area. and 3 to 6. remember if this really sets up gets cranking, if we get the accumulation to stick, we could have some higher amounts in the locations. it's going to be one to keep an eye on. window nation forecast 50 and falling tomorrow. 30s on sunday as the lake- effect winds down. clouds on monday, and finally as we head towards thanksgiving chance for rain on turkey day. we will be right back. >>> coming up next the cavs back at t

right next to lake michigan shore. as we widen out the view, the southern nation continued warm conditions, at this hour. minneapolis, 66 degrees, 63 one yet again across the center of the nation, much of the nation enjoying the above average temperatures and satellite/radar combination also enjoying across the great lakes, the ohio river valley, westward, through iowa and minnesota, dry conditions, not a cloud to be seen. a little disorganized system off to the west and that could be what affects us over the next couple of days, and in the meantime high pressure down to the southeast continues to be a progress. but, eventually, the high will ease to the east and maybe monday night into tuesday, these areas will combine to produce just a little bit of precipitation in time for early morning election day. across southeastern wisconsin, no cloud on the satellite and future forecast indicates we remain cloud free tonight and tomorrow and it is tomorrow night when the clouds increase, tomorrow evening at 8:00 we'll see the

getting a live look from the station looking out over the marquette university campus and toward lake michigan. the early temperatures in the 40s. you can see finally the green is gone on the radar and the cloud party sunny skies for today. low pressure is continuing to linger to the west, but we have no worries with it for today, as we look at being on the warm side of this and with southerly breezes the temperatures currently in the 40s climbing up to into the 50s today. it is a hypothetical of spring on this giving tuesday. ben, melinda. >> thank you, sal. now out the door and headed back to work. 94, 76 the pavement is wet out there. drive times are in the green. melinda: new this morning, a new jersey teenager is in trouble for his daredevil habits. ben: he's been caught climbing new york skyscrapers without any safety equipment. look at this. the 19-year-old has recorded videos of himself climbing the buildings and showing off the views at the top. all with a selfie stick. back in 2014, he was arrested for breaking into one world trade and climbing to the top. all the way to the top. pol

there is a storm watch for lake michigan. there would be 14-18 foot waves winds building in. the nice november get another few hours. yesterday 72. we crashed that record. today's record 69 set in 1975. the warmest november ever and the warmest fall ever. we have a few more hours of it. the clouds are filling in for us. a few spotty showers. the boundary is stationary, but sagging to the south. the cold air and the moisture is front. the snow is lining up across south dakota and minnesota. today and tonight, wind and cold for us. blizzard warnings for dakotas and western minnesota. we are in the territory of a wind advisory. now currently 60 at the airport. southeast wisconsin 55-60. we still have a little up in the forecast. afternoon out ahead of the cool front. now here we are a couple of stray showers 3:00 in the afternoon. this is when we see a quick run into the 60s and the colder air is going to move in and there is a chance, jeremy talked about it, a couple of stray snow showers in here, this is overnight. we begin to clear out and the cold air entrenches for the week

todaye hit 43, which is the average mpvery avere, finall on a southeast wind bringing warmth off lake michigan. we're going to watch rain move in all evening, mixedith a little bit of sleet at times, but very, very light. you can see this is sleet actually right here, sleet mixing in and snow in the rain bands out to the west as we pull way t, big storm system. we'reoin g to se a lot o f rain coming, but all the snow soutt? wisconsin, ifou avg u to points of the noh awest, winter weather advisories until 6:00. snowfall, way over in the madison area. thinkre will b nothing there, but five inches in waukesha fe inches in -- across the north woods.hes warmth front splits ste, rain showers moving through the mo rninghours, rain shors in the e and befoverything moves out and thursday we get a break, just lots of ou e's theext storm system moving in that could bring a ght m in friday. 39 degrees overnight tonight with mid-30s inland. then for tomorrow, with occasional showers at times through theashg cloudy skies, but at least worry seasonal as far as temperatures, more of the same, but no rain on t

. >> the rain is drifting and over-michigan and lake michigan early this morning. we are left with low clouds, mist and drizzle. the round of precip moving through michigan at this point. we are still going to pivot another area of moisture through. the snow across the dakotas. the temperatures in the metro, around 40. we find waukesha 39. 41 bay view. 41 greendale. 41 west bend. topping out at 48 degrees. mirs and drizzle around this morning and steady light to moderate rain this afternoon and tonighting this evening. we look at the warmer conditions for tomorrow. matt? >> it is decent on the roads. wet pavement to deal with. the volume is light.

that's going to turn on the lake-effect snow machine. first across michigan on saturday, then through the eastern great lakes as we go into sunday and monday where we could see some significant especially across upstate new york. so while we're looking at just an additional one to three inches through the upper midwest, the focus will shift to upstate new york where we could see more than a foot of or a foot and a half of snow, especially in syracuse and watertown. that will kick off what will be a very tricky travel week leading up to thanksgiving. another storm system develops across the rockies on monday. as this moves eastward we are looking for heavy snow through the upper midwest on stretching through the plains and wednesday we could see several delays at airports through the midwest down through the gulf coast with heavy rain and strong storms. so a lot to keep in mind for those traveling for their thanksgiving holiday, lester. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> in tennessee, scary moments today when a school bus crashed and rolled over on a highway off

i road my bike yesterday by bradford beach and people were jumping in lake michigan. the shirt and shoes were off and ran in. >> well, it was 77. summer days sometimes are not that warm. but still is lake temperatures in the 50s. ben: they got out quick. it was quick. sally: here is a look, the southwest to the northeast and actually moving rapidly as well. some of the areas are dry. we are looking at periods of rain and embedded thunderstorms across the southern tier of counties. no severe weather associated with this. but certainly downpours. jeremy is live at the christmas tree cutting in milwaukee this morning and he's getting the rain. the rain extends back to central and eastern now temperatures have fallen back in the rain cooled air. this is where we are throughout the day. maybe that rain jacket with a liner. we hold the temperatures into the 50s. the good news is we are not looking at a screaming northeast wind, but lighter breezes. the first of rain moving off. another round by 8:00 or so. then through the afternoon the running the wipers from time to time.

next we'll hopscotch from the pacific coast across to lake michigan and chicago, one described as thecity of magnificent intentions. nick noble, what's going on in chicago, illinois? >> reporter: mr. president, one magnificent intention of these citizens of chicago is to win illinois for eisenhower and win it we will. as you can see, there will be no letting up of activities until the polls close. here is the chairman of the illinois citizens committee for eisenhower and nixon. >> mr. president, we are delighted to have you visit us here in our state headquarters tonight in these closing moments of the campaign. we've had so many people working, and we want to have you meet just a few of them. among our volunteers is miss lydia who has just come back after canvassing 60 of the most difficult precincts. i'm going to ask you to make a brief report to the president concerning your canvass. >> president eisenhower, we were quite worried about these precincts in the beginning because they're so heavily democratic. i'm very happy to report our reception was excellent. we found great numbers

parts of the pattern will lead to several thaws, combined with a warmer than average lake michigan may increase chances of rain or wintry mix, especially early in winter. colder parts of the pattern will support snow. speaking of snow we are , expecting the most active stretches of weather to return three times from december through march. these roughly two and a half week periods will deliver the bulk of our winter precipitation, including snow. so let me sum it up. our snowfall forecast calls for 45 to 55 inches of snow. this means more shoveling than last winter. inches of snow each winter. joyce: all right we know the , weather watch 12 team will be watching all the variables closely. kathy: mark, you have done some interesting research on warm autumn and the correlation to the winter. mark: big thanks to jeremy for all the hard work he puts in. there is one variable that is interesting. when we have warm autumn's, 80% of the time we end mild winters, so we will see how that plays out. 44 right now. it is still pretty mild, wet roads, a minor incident here, state street on i-43 goi