nelson. no, it's "ms." ms. m-s. daddy will be here any minute. so why don't you all sit down and i'll look out the window. everybody sit down. here he comes! oh, here he comes! edith: out of sight! you open the door, gloria. oh, okay. that's right. shh! hi, daddy! ma, daddy's home! all: surprise! hey, hey, hey. jeez. what? who? me? all: ? happy birthday to you ? ? happy birthday to you ? ? happy birthday dear archie ? ? happy birthday to you ? you know, i still don't understand. why didn't archie stay? i thought it was his birthday. i think the surprise was too much for him. i guess he's just taking a walk around the block. for two hours? have poor memories nowadays. well, he'll be here. let's all have a good time. hey, will you get off the phone there, kelsey, and come and pour me a beer? sorry to keep you waiting, arch, but that was kinda important. yeah. it's my birthday. i got to spend it sitting here looking at you. your birthday, huh? well, seeing this is a special day for you, that is on the house. happy birthday to you. oh, it's a lousy b

before we get to tucker tuc let's say good morning to our t facebook fan of the day monique nelson and she shared s a very cool fox5 collage with us.. >> more than 30 years onlyn y missing pictures with youh steve, tucker and kevin. then her collage will bee complete.mpte tomorrow is monique'snue's birthday. we know it's going to be ait's g great one.eat one >> our fox5 rock concert series downtown d.c. many hey, h tuck. >> hey, steve. sve >> those pictures. >> remember those days. >> wasn't thaemt lonembeg ago.g >> it will be back soonk s enough.gh cooler weather moving inea mov overnight. be ready for a sunny anddy fbeautiful looking day although back. 57 this morning in a i washington. check out your winds north and west at 12. ur wl be breezy today live today live mega doppler3 our front whicher game through yesterday. just a few scattered showers for the area yesterday. not expecting any today.3 ou thr inou fact we s'lcalthe arpeg anh the weekend.nd. as we are featuring just one of those really nice novemfeberr weekends with daytime lyles in the mid 60's overnight lows in l the upper 40's. qui

and nelson ago i lore is dropping some s bombs.he comments that doug pederson says were disappointing. that is next. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus even more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >> announcer: this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experienc

nelson. frosty temperatures out there this morning. jeremy: it's freezing inland. temperatures in the 20's and you get along the lakeshore in the 30's but any way lieu at it, it's one of the coldest mornings this season. thema: wear two layers out there this morning. jeremy: temperatures in the city are 34 degrees and we've stayed just about freezing but parts of milwaukee county are greendale, glenndale and sherwood drop to the 20's and a frosty shot in brookfield and the other numbers as cold as 24 in watertown and burlington. a lot of furnaces kicking in for maybe some of the first times this season. heat on this morning and maybe the windows open at some point this weekend. i'll let you know when we warm up in your seven-day forecast. explosion in afghanistan killed four people and wounded another 14. the u.s. army general says the attack happened inside the bagram airfield early this morning. the table has claimed responsibility for the attack, which they say was carried out by a suicide bomber inside the base. there's no word on the nationalities of those killed and wounded. presiden

he says he will wait until 90's minutes before kickoff, the very last second to make it official. nelson admitted he can't get out of his own head after all the drops and the illegal formation penalty in seattle. as far as the other eagles receivers hopefully they can take advantage avenue struggling packers did he first tonight. they have really had a tougher time. they've allowed nearly 40 points per game over their last four. >> i remember we got to about week five or six and we went over the film and i was like guys it seemed like we played good one week then we fall off and play good the next week and fall off and i was like we got to start finding a way to be more consistent. >>> that's the biggest thing i want to talk to the group about. other than that obviously we're always going to go out there and do well. we need to do more. >> i think for me it's just executing. >>> it's being smart with the football knowing when to take my chances. that's something i'm continuing to trying to learn and trying fight -- walk in fine line every week knowing when to take chances, when to protec

tracy nelson who played jennifer deluccio, the valley girl wanna be in 1982's "square pegs," says her character was the original valley girl before anyone ever heard the zappas' song. "when my dad mentiond it, i got very upset when that album came out . he mentiod that it could almost like be construed as a promotion for it, which is developed two months before valley girls came out. she's not an airhead. she's much more. she's a snob really but she has that same kind of looseness." but tracy didn't seem sold on the idea of a valley girl "well you know, she talks like this. she's very cool. it's very silly." but don't ever tell that to a valley girl. "i mean, get serious. barf out. oh my god!" barf out. oh my god!" [ boomer ] imagine what you wear every day actually making your body feel better... making your whole day better. hi, everybody. i'm boomer esiason. and that's exactly what tommie copper do for me. now, they call it "wearable wellness" and they have infused it into everything they do. slves that help support aching elbows and knees. tops that can help ease your overworked,

nelson leftover from sunday. but jordy was so good at practice, he didn't even make the injury report. c-b-s 58's scott grodsky reports on a banged up defensive backfield scott: hey kevin, it pretty much seems like the cornerbacks here are playing a game of injury roulette and as the wheel keeps spinning this week it's demetri goodson whose name is added to the injury report. he was out of practice today joined by demerius randall. on the bright side quinten rollins did practice for the first time in a couple of weeks as rollins tries to come back from groin injury.rollins: it's always frustrating when you can't be out there with the team so it's frustrating but at the same time you have to take it for what it is control you can control and just get day. i'm progressing day by day will see how i feel tomorrow hopefully i can do a little more and take it from there.gunter: a big boost, we're short in the secondary right now so we can use all the help we can get right now. hyde: i think weve seen in the past that he can make plays, he's a play maker and a smart football player so if he's back

s. that is unusual. this morning where talking fog. minute ago and it has settled back in. i am meteorologist jeremy nelson. ben: let's turn to traffic. matt, we have been following an accident back of mecca we do have a crash on 41 northbound -- accident? matt: we do have an crash on 41 northbound. it may have just been cleared. right now, putting on from highway q down to the zoo. that is a look at the morning commute. melinda: we are now just four days away from the election. some people are already casting their ballots. but there's a big deadline approaching. wisn 12 news tim elliott is in the newsroom with more information about early voting. tim: i'm taking a look this morning at the milwaukee county election commission's website. today is the last day to vote early in a lot of cities across tomorrow. if you're already a registered voter you can head to the zeidler municipal building the -- building, the midtown center or the forest home library through tomorrow at 5:00. but if you aren't registered to vote today is your last chance to vote early in person. if you plan to vote on election day the pol

s-t. yes, master. yes. oh, good evening, major nelson, i hope we're not disturbing you. it's my fault anyway, major. i insisted that we come by and thank you personally. yes. come in. thank you. you're camping in your living room. yeah, it's sort of a rehearsal, sir. with trees? bellows: and a babbling brook? i wanted to get the feel of it. oh, alfred, why don't we ever do something like this? amanda, i spend half my life curing people who do things like this. i see you even have a fire going. yes, sir. got chilly in here. i think we'll be running along. oh, yes. but, major, listen, i want to thank you again. you don't know what that group did for me. i can't tell you what they did for me. i wouldn't wait until tomorrow to go on your vacation if i were you. i'd leave now. hey, baby. how you doing? yeah, look, i just played your new song. well, let me see. the bridge is very weak. well, the tempo's awful. the lyric? stinks. i think you got another smash. congratulations. look, i'm ordering 100,000 records, and that's just the beginning. how did you get in here? excuse me, are you mr. phil spector? lo

nelson rockefeller than with nixon. he repeatedly criticized nixon throughout the 1950's and 1960's. when nixon reached out to him in 1960, kissinger went to great lengths to avoid even meeting him. he claimed he had a pressing engagement in japan. if you want to avoid someone that's really want to avoid them, that is what you have to say. -- if you want to avoid someone -- really want to avoid them, that is what you have to say. they only met for the first time in december of 1967 at a cocktail party. i think it is this occasion that supplies parts of the answer to my whodunit. there is one answer to the question of why nixon picked kissinger that i is -- that i am fond of, but it is not true. it comes from one of henry's longest-serving phd students. "henry was the only thing of nelson that nixon could afford." [laughter] you must admit, that is a good line. but no, it was not that. they met, and you know that nixon is not a socially grateful man. the young henry kissinger was not particularly a debt either. -- notd both arrived particularly adept either. they both arrived early. a

nelson is in the weather center. jeremy: good sunday morning a windy warm-up arrive today when highs fall into the 40's. >> can important local news wherever you are with wisn 12's 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! greener pastures! see you on the green! okay! >> you are watching wisn 12 news this morning. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news this morning. on this sunday, november 13th e5 right now 5:41 a little bit of light on the horizon. cl woman is going to get today over here in the weather center with jeremy nelson we talk about the warmth in the moon. jeremy: a super bowl tonight had this goes all the way back to last spring. this consecutive streak started in mid-may but our highs 50 or better. it is not reached 180 days. i already included today that land is in fourth place all-time. if we can keep this going through saturday which there is the potential there. we probably finish in the number one spot. ea

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you are with wisn 12's >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with andy choi and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 is 5:40 two on saturday, november 26 and we are waiting for the sun to come up on this second half of the holiday weekend. it is nice to have 4 days, right? jeremy: i think so. a lot of people are off and will be traveling today. it will be nice to have some sun in the forecast. do not forget the sunglasses, you will need them. a clearing line to the west of madison. before the sunshine reaches us in southeastern wisconsin. if you are traveling west, you will hit the sun sooner. we have clouds that are keeping temperatures up a little, 34. not much wind right now. a weekend warm-up, then a rainy system next week. could it change to snow? more in the seven day forecast, coming up. wisconsin is at the white house, but not as the official christmas tree. we got demoted. first lady michelle obama and her nephews welcomed the tree yesterday. the balsim fir, harvested earlier this month in oconto, wasn't quite tall enough

jeremy nelson is in the weather center and we are holding on to comfortable fall temperatures. jeremy: it feels like september. temperatures in the 60's continue for another two to three days. it is comfortably cool. you may need a sweatshirt, but between five and 10 miles per hour. 49 in bay view. shorewood, right at 50. in waukesha county, not as chilly. 45 in work field. lower 40's in waukesha. 49 in belgium. i know a lot of yard work will get done today. temperatures in the middle this afternoon with sunshine and a light breeze. a good day to get the yardwork done so you can watch packers football tomorrow. thema: and you can take the forecast on the go with you while you do that yard work. it is with our free app. we'll also send any weather alerts right to your cell phone. there are just 3 days until election day, and across wisconsin the presidential campaigns continue to rally voters. both parties are making the final push this weekend. running mate mike pence will make a stop in mukwonago. he plans to join house speaker paul ryan and senator ron johnson for an outdoor rally at field park. the event is part of senator johnson'

fox 13's investigative reporter tina jensen has looking into this for months. this is a big deal. what's the latest. it is senator bill nelson made that announcement this morning and speaking with us later this afternoon. attorney general loretta lynch asking the department of justice to do a full investigation into how the florida dmv has been selling the private driver records of more than 15 million people. in the letter he said in this new era when identity thieves are causing real damage to millions of hard working families, the fact that the state is making a profit by selling floridians personal information on the open market is simply unconscionable. the federal law makes d with a few exceptions. now this state told me it only sells to companies who meet one of those exceptions but we discovered state isn't really vetting those companies. and is giving them access to entire databases of driver records. we also discovered the state dmv actually puts leaks to some of companies on their an own website companies that sell records for a few bucks online. now nell son's request department of justice is in response to our s

nelson is here with our sunny saturday details. jeremy: it is great this morning. already in the 50's in milwaukee. thema: feels nice. a built cooler out there an extended period of time. jeremy: we are spoiled. we are saying 50's is cool, and that is the average high. we will take it. the good news is, if you have to be indoors today, tomorrow, we we will have in new jersey across southeastern wisconsin. enjoy this if you're doing yardwork today and tomorrow with rest and relaxation. and talk about the forecast. raking up the leaves the good news not a lot of wind today. five to 10 miles per hour. cool and comfully this morning. 53 at 9:00 and this afternoon in the 60's. tonight before heading to bed, we fall back one hour, set the clocks bac with the end of daylight saving time. tonight that means our sunset times this weekend. 5:38 and then tomorrow 437 team. we do benefit with a little earlier break of day on sunday morning. 6:33. that's great news into the winter season. the kids go out to the bus stop don't have to worry about it being dark outside. all right. sunrises and sunsets. a gorgeous one from carrie, h

nelson. nothing to be alarmed about. you're in my house. in your house, dr. bellows? i knew he'd be surprised. s: you've been walking in your sleep. [laughing] tony: i've never done that before, sir. believe me, there's nothing to worry about. now, as you were saying, major healey? we had these two bottles-- i feel awfully faint. do you have any water? of course. maybe something for a headache. of course. you stay right there. thank you. thank you. you just won the academy award. here we are. here we are, major nelson. oh, thank you, sir. it's more than kind of you. water? easy. easy. i'll take that, amanda. you're too kind, mrs. bellows. oh, why, it's a very lucky thing we arrived when we did. yeah, we're lucky. how's your headache? oh, fine, it's-- i think it's getting better. i-i ought to be leaving now. i'm sorry to have intruded like this. you brought the copy to exchange. yes, sir. let's exchange it. we don't have to tonight. well, of course, tonight! otherwise, you'll be walking in your sleep again. and the next time you might get shot. now, there you are, major. "to me, life insurance wa

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s belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. >> leading the way with important local coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news this morning, with andy choi and weather watch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. fog on the sunday morning, clear skies in light wind overnight helping to contribute to some patchy fog. visibility now one half mile at the airport, .3 miles and west bend in sheboygan. my concern this morning is the potential for slow spots on bridge decks, ramps, and overpasses. it could very well deposit kind of glaze on the roadways. at the airport, 33 and dew point temperature in a 30 degrees. wind is light and southeast. for this afternoon, but between now and 8:00, slick spot their possible with fog and freezing temperatures. later, we sandwich in sunshine. south breezes 10 to 20, 50 degrees and then we time those clouds coming in late this afternoon and increasing rain chances for tonight. andy: sounds great, sally. thank you. millions of americans are expected to travel at some point today. according to aaa, most people are hitting the road, but airports are expected to be busy as well. additional hiawatha trains are running at night this weekend. that's the route between m

his s fight has not t only beenr the cubaban people, nor for thee people o of latin america, but r the people of the world that fought for freedom. amy: sello hatang of the nelson mandela foundation also praised castro. >>>> to the people of cuba, your pain is ours. fidel castro belonged to you as much as he belonged to us. and we all believe -- we all know that at some point one has to transition to the other world. and i think in his case, he is a proud man having helped many struggles around the world to achieve freedom. amy: in a prepared statement president obama said -- "history will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and the world around him." memeanwhilile, president-elect donald trump tweeted -- "fidel castro is dead!" he later described him as "a brutal dictator who oppressed his own people for nearly six decades." in political news, president-elect donald trump is claiming that millions of people illegally voted in the november eight election but offered no , evidence to support his claim. on sunday trump tweeted -- "in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you dedu

nelson has jet-set potential, and you're a horse-and-buggy genie. he ought to have a string of ponies. may we get along with the debriefing, sir. [bugle plays] uh?! oh! i'm s-- major, put down that polo mallet. what polo mallet, sir? t make me get rough, sis. you'll like the old coot. he's, uh, just your style. well, i would not trade my master for 50 sheiks. oh, now, how do you know, you haven't even seen him yet. he can be pretty, uh, regal in his burnoose and his flowing, white robes. [muffled yell] do, uh, i look all right to you? oh, fine, fine, sir. well, a second ago, i-- uh, look at my eyes, do they look clouded or anything? no, sir, you look just the same. [???] almost. well-- well, okay, sis, if you feel that way about it. after all, i only want you to be happy. we are sisters, aren't we? a bient?t. tony's voice: jeannie, help. she's got me trapped in the bottle. she's gonna take me back with her. oh. oh! do not worry, master, i am coming. master? better luck next time. e tricked me with his voice. ooh! ha, ha! you can forget about your major nelson, sweetheart. jeannie, would you get us home? would ya? what is this? uh, hadn't you better shoot,

nelson who is in the weather center. good morning. jeremy: good morning, everyone. we are tracking the next warmup in the forecast. and highlights return to the 60's coming up. thema: thank you, jeremy. up next on wisn 12 news this morning, we are well into flu season. why scientists are safing when you were born can increase your thema: welcome paralyzed monkeys walk again. and the technology could hold clues into curing humans as well. you're looking at video published by the journal "nature" and a new wireless brain implant is helping paralyzed monkeys walk for the first time. the research was done by a swiss and american team. they are saying the implant sends signals to stimulate the monkey's legs. scientists hope it could one day help people use robotic arms and hands. risk may be linked to the year you were born. new research in the journal of science suggests people born before and after 1960 have different risks for certain flu infections. if you were exposed to a stern flu strain in your childhood, that could have resulted in long-term protection. and experts are saying regardless of your age, you should still get a flu shot. the newest

nelson is in the weather center this morning. good morning. jeremy: good morning. tracking colder temperatures in the extended forecast. and highs may dip into the 40's. coming up -- you're watching wisn 12 news this morning. russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message thema: welcome back. 7:43 right now. so did you enjoy the extra hour early this morning at 2:00 a.m. across most of the united states falling back an hour gearing up for winter. leaving people in the dark a little bit early. it is a good time to change the batteries in your smoke alarms and check your emergency supply kits. we are in the weather center and the sun came up this morning and warming us up quickly today. jeremy: yes. 30's and 40's earlier, but this also the sun is helping to burn the fog in the inland

nelson is in the weather center. it's cold and blustery. jeremy: a great word to use today, blustery, windy, cold. we are now in the low to mid 30's across the area. the first to snowflakes of the season arrived in the milwaukee area shortly after midnight and some of those gathered on the mall and lawns and colder services. -- surfaces. jason in mukwonago ted accumulation. the rooftop and miller park, some snow. the wind has swept that off to the side, and when we speak of the wind, it's going to be pretty substantial today. a wind advisory until 6:00, it feels like only 23 degrees outside this morning. also, a wintry looking seen in waukesha with upper 20's and plenty of wind. when a squeeze out of her 30's flying around is mainly early this morning. we look ahead to sunday's forecast and thanks giving -- thanksgiving, coming up. 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

the consideration of s. 3110, a bill to provide for reforms of the administration of the outer continental shelf of the united states, and so forth and for other purposes. mr. nelson: mr. president, i want to speak on the bill. we're going to have a vote somewhere around midday tomorrow on this bill. this senator comes to this issue, drilling for oil off of our coast, with a long history. ever since i was a young congressman, i've been fighting to keep oil rigs off of florida's coast, and now it's especially important at this time as we have a new administration coming in that took a public position in the election declaring the president-elect's intent to open up additional areas off the coast to oil drill. so the package that we are going to consider tomorrow is an enhancement of just exactly that goal. i want to point out to the senate why this is not in the interest of our country. now, first of all, we are dealing with a law that we passed about six -- five years ago with an acronym of gomesa, which opened up for the first time oil revenues that came from federal waters to be shared with the gulf states. primarily we were doing this in the interest of louisia