. >> this man, larry layton, was a faithful follower of jones.y bothering me was that all of a sudden larry layton had decided he was a defector. i just had a gut instinct. you just have intuition. >> jackie speier seen here, got people moving toward this plane, a 19-seat otter. that's jerry parks walking with his wife. tracy parks and her brother dale got on the smaller plane, so did larry layton and vern gosney. >> the pilots started the plane and we were taxiing, and we were coming down the runway to take off and then the tractor trailer with the assassins cut in front of our plane. >> this is that tractor and farm wagon. >> and that's when i heard the shooting, and i looked out the window and i said, they're killing everyone. they're killing everyone. i turned and that's when larry shot me once in each side. >> larry layton, the false defector. at the same time, these gunmen leaped from that farm wagon as it pulled up near the larger plane. the nbc cameraman taking this footage was shot dead. >> i really didn't know what was happening at firs

this is video from loomis and layton. police say a vehicle driven by an 1ar crossed the median on layton and hit the squad. you can see damage there to one of the cars. that driver and the two officers were all treated and released from the hospital. we're also hoping to get more information about the man who died after falling through the ice on a local lake. rescue crews arrived at lake como in walworth county yesterday afternoon and recovered the body of a 40-year-old man. authorities say because of the warm weather we have had, no ice is safe. when it's forming and when it's thawing. adrienne: officials don't know why the man was on the ice in the first place. milwaukee police are investigating a deadly car accident. it happened late last night at the intersection of 12th and hadley. police say a chevy suburban crashed into a dodge stratus. a 66-year-old man inside that car died at the scene. the driver of the suburban stayed on the scene and is cooperating with investigators. it looks like president-elect donald trum

this is video from loomis and layton. police say an 18-year-old milwaukee man was behind the wheel and crossed the median on layton and hit the squad. that driver and the two officers a house fire in new berlin kills a family's pet. it happened at a home on forest avenue just before 11:00 this morning. you can see the smoke just billowing there. the new berlin fire department says the family who lives there is ok, but their pet dog didn't make it out. meantime, a dog is saved thanks to the cedarburg fire department. the dog fell through thin ice on a pond earlier today. the department posted this picture of three divers in the water. they got the dog into a boat and brouit shore. local kids are going to bed tonight dreaming of their trip to the north pole. dozens of children suffering from life-threatening illnesses participated in the flight to the north pole via signature flight support today. the goal is to make families at least temporarily forget their problems and feel the magic. >> we had a fun trip here. it was a

the work will require the left lanes of both the northbound and southbound i-94 to be closed, from layton avenue to 13th street. the closures are scheduled for the next three days... workers are repairing damage caused by crashes.as always, the schedule of work is weather dependent and subject to change. is hovering around $2-20 a gallon. but things are looking good in wisconsin.according to gas buddy, parts of pewaukee, menomonee falls and northwest milwaukee are seeing the lowest prices at $1.92. in oak creek.. people will have to pay $1.99 at the if you thought yesterday's snow got us good here in wisconsin.. apparently they already broke a record in chicago.. a 52-year-old one! o'hare saw 6-point-4 inches of weather service... shattering the previous daily snowfall record for dec. 4, which was 4-point-6 inches set in 19-64. brian has another look at your weather and traffic damp roadslight traffic speeds at or above posteddrive times consumer wallets are becoming lighter... as more shoppers use mobile wallets.according to the capital survey, nearly one quarter of consumers use mobile

the work will require the left lanes of both the northbound and southbound i-94 to be closed, from layton avenue to 13th street. the closures are scheduled for the next three days... workers are repairing damage caused by crashes.as always, the schedule of work is weather dependent and subject to change. also happening today... the family of a man shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer is set to meet with the district attorney today. jay anderson was shot wh the officer says anderson was reaching for a gun.police dash cam video has yet to be released. anderson's mother, linda says she is hoping to see the f-b-i enhanced video of the shooting during the meeting. police are on the look out for a brazen robber who held up a b-m-o harris bank..and demanded money.this happened saturday at 70th and national avenue in west allis.these are pretty clear images of what this robber was wearing. police also mention, that he took off with an unknown amount of police say thieves broke into a shorewood couple's home and used the garage door opener to steal their car. it happened saturday night at

the department of transportation is closing the north and south bound lanes of "eye"-94 from layton avenue to 13-th street. it's part of their first phase of construction to repair damage caused by crashes and to help prevent future ones from happening. the repairs should be completed by wednesday. governor scott walker asking state lawmakers for about 35 million broadband and technology in rural areas. the governor says it's going to take money to make the internet faster in those areas. under current legislation-- the state wants to spend 16-and-a half million dollars on broadband in the next three years. governor walker wants to make that total about 52 million dollars. the christmas tree at the state capitol building lights up for the first time this holiday season. governor walker lit the tree early this morning. the christmas tree on display is from eagle river-- donated by bruce and charlotte made by wisconsin schoolchildren. this year's theme is: "wisconsin wildlife." toss to weather weather mostly cloudy tonight with overnight lows in the mid to upper 20s. staying mainly cloudy an

then monday night -- police say the same guy broke into "layton gyro." in that case he also television. if you recognize him -- call cudahy police. a suspended milwaukee police officer sentenced to 12 months of probation today -- after firing his service weapon while drunk. michael anderson was arrested in september... prosecutors say he fired the weapon twice in his backyard. his blood alcohol level was recorded at more than twice the legal limit for driving a vehicle. a big doa 128th air refueling wing to our "coats for kids" campaign. the salvation army -- on hand this afternoon to collect nearly 250 coats. this is the 128th's eighth year taking part in the "coats for kids" campaign. the coats collected today will be cleaned and distributed to families in need right here in southeast wisconsin. weather arctic air settling into southern wisconsin is causing bitterly cold temperatures. temperatures will dip into the single digits below zero. these temps combined with brisk west winds will bring dangerously cold wind chill values of -15 to -25 to the are

and two greenfieol officers were involved in a head-on crash on layton avenue near 45th street this afternoon. afternoon.investigators say an 18-year-old man from milwaukee might have been speeding when he crossed over the center lane. he then collided with the squad car.all three were taken to the hospital... but are expected to be okay. in milwaukee...if your water service line breaks or leaks and needs to be replaced...you may ?not? have to pay the entire cost. cost.a meeting was held today to talk about this proposal. or needs to go...you'd pay the entire, sometimes hefty, cost. if this proposal goes through...the city would pay a majority of it...plus their part of the bill.the goal is to get rid of those old lead lines that were installed more than 50-years ago. 3 "cost is the main issue, how is it going to be funded? we know we have to replace the pipes, that is a known, that's what we have to do. so how are we gonna fund it?" it?"milwaukee uses a special treatment to prevent lead in pipes from to prevent lead in pipes from dissolving into the water that residents drink. however, resea

it happened just before two this afternoon near layton and loomis. police say they were on patrol -- when an 18-year-old driver lost control -- crossing over the median and hitting the squad. both officers were taken to the hospital-- but they have since been released. police say speed may be a factor. ...a busy morning for north shore firefighters. they responded to several incidents just before noon. the most severe was this one on port washington road-- just north of into the concrete wall, supporting the railroad trestle. we're told only one vehicle was involved. one person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. authorities in new berlin are investigating what sparked a house fire this morning. it happened just before 11 at a home on forest drive-- near 124th street. the house suffered some pretty serious damage to the attic and roof. we're told the people inside made it out safely. unfortunately -- the family dog was not today after falling through thin ice in cedarburg. fire officials say they were called to zoo-nert zuenert park afte

two months later, patrick kenner and elizabeth layton sat crying with him when the results of the 1945 election came through. the tears, just as he wept a lot before the war so, did the tears keep flowing after it. in may 1947, the french politician paul remadier was an impeccable choice, having won the decoration himself during the defense of verdun. and churchill wept with emotion during his speech. he was particularly delighted by the apocryphal story that any holder of the military medal if incapacitated by drink had the right to be driven home without charge by the police. there is a photograph of churchill weeping on the 7th of may, 1948 at the congress of europe, at the hague. and there was another moment of emotion for churchill during a conservative party meeting the same month. the council of europe at strasbourg in 1949, a book recalls how he was acclaimed in the city by cheering crowds. he wept. he spoke in french and gave wisdom and guidance to the council. when on returning to office in 1951, churchill learns that the canadian government had decided that rule britannia sh

here's 41-94 at layton avenue. not that many people. some areas have gotten almost six inches of snow. that is something to keep in mind. we are not done yet. madison airport, almost four inches as well. under two inches as of midnight, five hours ago. we are looking at the snow impact it's going to be heavy overall, totals throughout the entire events, five inches to eight inches. you can see the radar network still showing we are in the thick of it, it's going to be lasting for the next several hours, seeing heavy snow and eventually was her to see that taper off as we head into the warnings continue through 8:00 p.m. andy: we want to know what it looks like where you are. you know or tweak them to us. we would love to show them on the air. winter means slick roads. this morning, aaa is urging drivers to make sure they're prepared to travel. through the winter season, the organization expects to answer nearly 7.8 calls for help. that includes about 1.4 reports of a dead battery, and mth they recommend that you keep the items, listed o

bring in cnn military analyst retired air force colonel sedrick layton.onel, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure, wolf. >> your dad served in the u.s. army in world war ii. i was a former pentagon correspondent. is it -- it's not unusual that a lot of those veterans for years and years, they never wanted to talk about what they went through during world war ii. >> absolutely true, and i think it's particularly true with people who actually saw close combat. my dad does not see close combat but served in the intelligence side of the army and he worked a lot of the code-breaking issues that became really famous in later years. first of all, couldn't really talk about that in the close proximity to world war ii because of the classification but then able to talk more about it and it was very clear that that had a decisive impact on the war. >> only imagine how emotional this trip to pearl harbor for this 95-year-old veteran is going to be. let's talk about the lessons of pearl harbor. lessons that are important today. we often hear military analysts say it