weather arctic air settling into southern wisconsin is 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 area tonight into thursday morning. a wind chill advisory is in effect for that time. then we turn our attention to friday and saturday where we are forecasting 6 to 9 inches o s this will impact travel so keep up with the latest forecasts as we pin november -- mps's superintendent has solicited public input to a proposed shifting of the schools' calendar. today, darienne driver and dpi superintendent tony evers held a joint news conference with an update. beverly taylor joins us in the studio with this developing story. it's now up to the school board to decide whether all milwaukee school high schools start "it might sound like it's small but it's a game changer for us."milwaukee public schools superintendent darienne driver has a plan to help mps succeed-- but she says it will take more instructional time during an academic year to do it. and wisconsin department of public

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 area tonight into thursday morning. a wind chill advisory is in effect for that time. then we turn our attention to friday and saturday where we are forecasting 6 to 9 great divide between what people believe and what i know to be true. and how would you like him remembered. there should be more horses. more soldiers. why are you doing this mrs. kennedy? there's more crying more cameras/ this is making us look like barbarians. what's wrong with you. you don't have to do this. i will march with jack. present...i'm not the first "jackie" tells the story of how jacqueline kennedy fought through grief and trauma to solidify her husband's legacy. gino sat down with natalie portman to talk about playing such a historic role. ad lib to bite "has being a director changed you as an actress? i think it makes me more willing to try

we melt a lot of the snow that fell across southern wisconsin. 34 over 30. winds are west at 11 at the airport. this is a look at cathedral square. a few minnesota and iowa. i anticipate a few thin spots in the clouds for today. but we are melting some of the snow. mostly cloudy skies this morning. 30s. we look at a thin spot or two in the clouds. for tonight, mostly cloudy. >> sal, thank you. >> southeast wisconsin is cleaning up from the first snow of the season f. you parked outside, then take a look at time to brush off your car before headed out today. hillary mintz is joining us more on the clean up. hillary? reporter: speaking of cleaning up and brushing off, yes, this is handy. i just put it in the car over the weekend. take a look around here, snow covered here and slushy. if you left the car out, this is what you are morning. this is how much they got here in waukesha county. so yeah, take a little effort to scrape the snow here. if this is your car, you are welcome. again, this is a couple of inches. allow a few extra inches to clean off the car.

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 area tonight int morning. a wind chill advisory is in effect for that time. then we turn our attention to friday and saturday where we are forecasting 6 to 9 inches of snow. this will impact travel so keep up with the latest forecasts as we pin down the timing and amounts.arctic air settling into southern wisconsin 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 area tonight into thursday morning. a wind chill advisory is in effect for that time. then we turn our attention to friday and saturday where we are forecasting 6 impact travel so keep up with the latest forecasts as we pin down the timing and amounts.arctic air settling into southern wisconsin is causing bitterly cold temperatures. temperatures will dip into the

4-8 inch snowfall across southern wisconsin. we are going to be accumulating snow. it is lifting to the north and east. the clouds are fairly stubborn. a few peeks of sun throughout the day. the low pressure is pulling off and away and low pressure trying to organize over the northern plains. actually, what is happening is a cool front to the north and west. we also look at the first round 3 minneapolis. elsewhere 19 beaver dam. 21 waukesha. 26 at the airport. we are going to hold 21-26 for much of the day and familiaring in the afternoon. the side streets are slippery. some clearing today. the model is pro sunshine today. we see the peeks of the sun.

it is covering all of southern wisconsin. there is a little bid of atmosphere and keeping the temperatures are getting very cold this morning. the deepest of the cold is coming in later today and tonight. part of the reason that the windchill advisory for tonight and tomorrow, the cold air. this is tomorrow morning at 6:00 with the future windchill, you are seeing the windchills about 10-25 degrees below zero. it is 12 at the airport this morning. 7 waukesha. to move in likely for us. we are going to bring you the estimate on the totals later today and tomorrow. but we are certain of accumulation and impacting the travel friday afternoon and friday night and saturday. until then, we deal with the cold. bright sunshine in place for us. staying dry tonight. for tomorrow, talk about the

melting a lot of the snow across southern wisconsin. we are not getting a bucket of sunshine. the clouds are filling in overnight and looking at the lows in the low 30s. now, tuesday, mostly cloudy in the morning. there is a chance of a little stray flurry or a light mix. most of us staying dry. cool tuesday night and the temperatures will take a nose dive as we move into wednesday. how about the upper 30s. the snow melting temperatures. 32 tonight. cloudy skies tomorrow. clearing later in the day. windy and chilly for wednesday and thursday. the temperatures falling back to the 20s. the next chance for snow headed >> melinda: new information about why space pioneer buzz aldrin had to be evacuated from the south pole. tim elliott is live in the wisn 12 newsroom with those details. >> 87 years old and checking out

now, windchill advisories into going until 10:00 tomorrow morning and covers all of southern wisconsin. the arctic high pressure is in place and situated to the south. we have a cold blanket over much of north america and plains and great lakes states and ohio valley. going from the cold, we'll transition to snow. no worries about snow for today, tonight and tomorrow. in fact, sunshine, gusty winds and temperatures about 14 degrees this afternoon. the coldest air is coming in tonight and early tomorrow. plenty in the way of sunshine today. clear and cold tonight. moving into thursday, sunshine in the morning and tomorrow night at 6:00 the clouds. the temperatures are going to rise. we could get patchy light snow going later thursday night and friday. friday in the afternoon is snow saturday. do plan on significant accumulations for later on friday, friday night and saturday. 14 today. 8 tomorrow. the temperatures rise tomorrow night as the clouds come back. we are on weatherwatch 12 for friday and saturday. >> thank you, sally. we have traffic watch 12 for you. looking good here. not a

we melt a lot of the snow that fell across southern wisconsin. 34 over 30. winds are west at 11 at the airport. this is a look at cathedral square. a few minnesota and iowa. i anticipate a few thin spots in the clouds for today. but we are melting some of the snow. mostly cloudy skies this morning. 30s. we look at a thin spot or two in the clouds. for tonight, mostly cloudy. >> sal, thank you. >> southeast wisconsin is cleaning up from the first snow of the season f. you parked outside, then take a look at

>> the snow is ending across southern wisconsin. now the snow flying over the u.p. and lower michigan and headed to the sen trat part of the great lakes.

here is the windchill advisory covering all of southern wisconsin. 15-25-mile-per-hour winds and windchills 15-25 degrees below zero. >> thank you, sal. ben: new this morning, a deer wanders out onto an icy lake and has to be rescued. jersey went out onto the ice to save the animal. they grabbed the deer's hind legs and dragged it to safety. the firemen were both wearing water suits and had ropes tied to them so they wouldn't get stuck just like the deer. they strategically went flat on the ice so they wouldn't break through. 15 people on the shore then pulled the men and the deer to safety. as soon as it was back on dry land, the deer ran off. >> clearly something they have practiced before. >> also new this morning, into a rescue mission. ben: witnesses say an airboat carrying seven people flipped over in the middle of alligator-infested waters. six of the passengers were tourists. the boat operator had reportedly turned the boat around to see an alligator in the water. at least three people were taken to a hospital, none of the gators attacked. ben: new this morning, a mail truck catches

winter weather advisories the entire southern portion of wisconsin. in fact a good section of the southern 2/3 of the state. plan on one to two inches of snow lakeside for today. two to four inches of snow inland. we will look at temperatures in the 30's. right now, it is 33 degrees at the airport we will hold in the low 30's. and van getting snow at the station. van: no snow here at the station yet. sally. we are talking and looking at the tree over here, still leaves definitely contributing frut our warm november. that will probably changed to. we head to the department of public works on the phone with us earlier, you will want to slow down once the snow starts falling in here. and parking is another big deal. especially those on the east side. the wiper park -- winter parking restrictions continue. each and every street and neighborhood is a little bit different. so you want to look at the street signs for sure. you don't want to get the car towed away. and you want to wa clearing your sidewalks and the man home covers otherwise you will face a fin

the commute should be pretty good. 5-8 inches across most of southern wisconsin. green bay is included. like enhancement could keep -- lake enhancement to keep snow band. it wraps up tonight into sunday. sunday is a little warmer. it will be wet by the afternoon. look at the temperature freefall. arctic air on tuesday morning with the cold front pushing through. 10 on wednesday. potentially the first below zero morning. we do have wind chill by friday. andy: thank you. wisn 12 news time is 5:49. ikea is giving some of it's popular products new names. coming up, how the new ad campaign hopes to help solve everyday problems. first, here's a look at what's coming up next on "good morning america." >> good saturday morning. on the attack. after alleging russian interference in the u.s. election. what we know from the report and trump's response. winter weather alerts in 19 states from coast to coast. icy roadways and wide-out conditions with more snow and wind on the way. samsung ruling o f intent on making the phone unusable for those who have yet to replace the devi

flurries over southern wisconsin. there's the low that's going to start to spread across the inter-mountain region. we will get sunday late saturday into saturday night. a little more to our southwest, a little more, a here comes the low pressure system out to the west. clouds increase saturday. snow by late afternoon or early evening. a few flurries left over for tonight. 20 at the lakeshore, 17 early, between 0 and 10 above for tomorrow. breezy, cold, partly cloudy skies, windchills still in the teens, 24, your high. right into saturday, increasing clouds throughout the day. 24, your high. that could rise through the nighttim develops late. here is the forecast. on sunday, some light snow turns into more snow by saturday night. 30 degrees on sunday. on monday, a little light snow, especially in the morning hours, 27 degrees. and then we start a cooldown. once again, tuesday, 20, with a flurry or two, and low temperatures on wednesday and thursday, only in the teens. ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, w

overspreading southern wisconsin and continues to the ending between mid night and 3:00 a.m. a second chunk coming in on sunday night into monday and we are hesitant to put the snow totals on this, if both hit us, we are having much more snow, if just the first piece, the it is a couple inches up to 3, 4 across southeast wisconsin. we are continuing to watch that. how about this, next weeks, 15. back to you. >> thank you. will smith says he has wild new nieb neighbors. >> he's chatting about the lion on the lous in the backyard. >> we have the video cameras and security at my house and they show, right, so that. >> that is a mountain lion. >> show the other video. show the other one. now what is a? what is that? >> the milwaukee lion. we found him. >> watch the entire interview at 4:00 and followed by wisn 12 news at 5:00. >> you just never know where bill murray may show up next. >> coming up, why he signed more than just autographs at a college basketball game. >> plus, one of the hottest it is $85. ?? >> hey. good morning. >> i like that. >> we love that. >>>> and a dab. >

the school board will vote on weather arctic air settling into southern wisconsin is causing bitterly cold temperatures. temperatures will zero. these temps combined with brisk west winds will bring dangerously cold wind chill values of -15 to -25 to the area tonight into thursday morning. a wind chill turn our attention to friday and saturday where we are forecasting 6 to 9 inches of snow. this will impact travel so keep up with the latest forecasts as we pin down the timing and amounts.arctic air 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 tonight into thursday morning. a wind chill advisory is in effect for that time. then we turn our attention to friday and saturday where we are forecasting 6 to 9 inches of snow. this will impact latest forecasts as we pin down as the push to the playoffs progresses, the packers bring in a player to help bolster their defense. and another departure for the golden eagles. coming up, who has left the team. [ zaps ] barry. f

>> the snow is ending across southern wisconsin. now the snow flying over the u.p. and lower michigan and headed to the sen trat part of the great lakes. morning. now early morning temperatures cool spot 18 at the dells. 19 beaver dam. 25 milwaukee, racine and kenosha. single digit chills. feeling like 1 # 4 at mitchell. today breezy low to mid 20s. a slow fall later in the day and wednesday. >> new, a wrong way driver hits a snowplow on the interstate. it happened this morning on eastbound i-43 in green field. one person was take ton the hospital. it appears that the plow was part of the milwaukee county clean up crew. that clean up is continuing this snowplow crews are not the only ones out, the firefighters are out in milwaukee. andy? >> good morning, ben. this is a live picture at idaho and clement in the bay view area. we were in the drive cam and seeing the fire trucks and squad cars on the way to this area. they are dealing with fire. maybe two houses are involved. i will walk around and show you the scene. as you can see, a number of fire trucks are here and

a batch of light snow drifting across southern wisconsin and greeting us in the morning tomorrow, potentially a dusti. through friday evening and friday night the snow going across the state. notice the edge of it scooting near the wisconsin illinois state line. if it goes a little more to the south more snow. just a handful to the north, that really cuts down on the snow totals across southeast wisconsin. we start to quiet down by saturday evening. the track and travel will be impacted starting on friday and continuing into saturday. by sunday, the next cold blast of air. we are looking at temperatures only in the single digits above zero. the cold is with us today. the snow is developing on friday. then next week we get a little break, dryer and mimeder and the highs back to the 30 >> thank you. ben: new from overnight, a ceasefire is off in aleppo. violence broke the fragile truce within the last few hours. tim is live in the newsroom where new information came in overnight. tim. tim: syrian activists say that government forces broke the ceasefire and fired shots at an ambulance that was l

and then cleanup is uwa much of southern wisconsin. and trim off one or two inches of snow up to the north in parts of fond du lac and western and northern areas of sheboygan county. this is our biggest snow this season. the impacts, winds light up till we get into sunday afternoon. and eight to 18 miles per hour. the roads very slippery. not too many power issues. this is good news. this will lock in place with the cold arctic air next week. highs in the teens. night time lows below zero. andy: feeling cold a, jeremy. thank you. and 8:19. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news this morning. we're taking a live look outside. the sun is starting to come up here. 8:23 on this saturday december 10th. we're going to check in with jeremy. first, new this morning the may be cold outside. but the racine zoo has plenty of ways to get involved this time of the year. here to join us, beth and kristina special animals at some zoo as well as a fundraiser. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> all right. who do we here slithering into the studio. >>

the snow is spilling across the mississippi river, coming into southern wisconsin by saturday evening, that is 6:00 p.m. the western counties and latest up around sheboygan. the snow is continuing overnight saturday. the one changes, this is one long event through sunday, especially late morning and into the afternoon, we have a renewed area right snow. 24 hour window with the snow across the area. the snow forecast 2-4 inches saturday evening and night and again on sunday. add those up and most of southeast wisconsin could pick up 4-8 inches of snow this weekend. yes, tim, did you see that, there is 8 on the map. if we get the 8 inches he's volunteering to shovel. >> i have a bad back. >> now you have >> we'll see. if you have travel plans allow extra time. high of 9 on thursday. >> that is cold. jeremy is saying leave the forecast to the experts, tim. melinda: new this morning, a woman in arizona is accused of stealing someone's identity after using a debit card. the problem is it was her own card! isabel ponce didn't know there were any issues until she saw a wanted poster with her

so they were getting all the coverage of southern wisconsin without letting the democrats think about wisconsin. she went off somewhere. by that stage, i wasn't paying any attention. it is the smaller, less expensive trump team that figured out the keys to the american system. particularly the core group toward the end, steve bannon, kellyanne conway, jared kushner who did an amazing job. they were handling the candidate part of the campaign while reince priebus and others had 7500 fieldworkers having learned the lessons of 2012. it was a synergistic impact of trump on big rallies and on the internet with a systematic rnc, probably the biggest since mark hanna that really came together and we won. at that point, the media went into a state of shock. but the center of all of this, the person without whom it would not have happened is donald j. trump. you have to remember it was his vision of making america great again. it wasn't just that he was a good, articulate guy, he had a message. it was a message the other candidates could not understand and could not articulate. he would say it

covers all of southern wisconsin until 10:00 tomorrow morning. and i do anticipate overnight wind chills 15-25 degrees below zero. for today, we're around 14 degrees, fair and cold. chills in the neighborhood of temperatures will moderate as clouds roll in later in the day ?? ?? la vie est belle available at macy's, your fragrance destination. ?? ?? ? and off you go, ? ? ? and off you go, ? ?? ? and off you go, ? begin strong with the lasting energy of 100% whole grain quaker oats... and off you go. eucerin has been solving dry skin problems for over 100 years. discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy, rough, skin. for immediate relief and proven 48-hour moisture. for healthier-looking skin... ...look for eucerin, now in the red cap. [ nutcracker instrumental ] almost... there... arget. you guys rock! yeah!... whoaaa! >>> welcome back to "gma" and look at that christmas tree go up in flames. it happened so fast. this morning we have a new warning about holiday hazards. you see our live demo getting set up right there. we have o

so they were getting all the coverage of southern wisconsin without letting the democrats think about wisconsin. the democrats knew they could not compete in minnesota, they did not worry about it. she went off somewhere. by that stage, i wasn't paying any attention. it is the smaller, less expensive trump team that figured out the keys to the american system. particularly the core group toward the end, steve bannon, kellyanne conway, jared kushner who did an amazing job. bread parts he, whose work with information technology was phenomenal. they were handling the candidate part of the campaign while reince priebus and others had 7500 fieldworkers having learned the lessons of 2012. it was a synergistic impact of trumpism on big rallies and on the internet with a systematic rnc, probably the biggest since mark hanna that really came together and we won. at that point, the media went into a state of shock. but the center of all of this, the person without whom it would not have happened is donald j. trump. you have to remember it was his vision of making america great again. it wasn't

winter storm warnings have been issued for states from southern wisconsin to as far east as southern maine (sot/mon0219)we have all hands for a storm like this, whether its 10 hors or 36 hours, we will have everyone in (track/mon0038)heavy snow and freezing rain caused treacherous driving conditions from the great lakes to the northeast. (track/mon0230)in gorham, maine e rson died after icy conditions caused an s-u-v to spin into oncoming traffic and collide with a dump truck. gorham police chief/mon0230) "slow down, the roads are slicand if you feel you have traction until you don't, and then by the time you lose it, it's too late." (nats/mon0325/0:01)shoveling (track/mon0325)much of the midwest is digging out after some aas recved over ten inches of snowfall. (sot/elesha ellwanger the painted fox owner/:40)we knew it was comg so, people were prepared, had their shovels//it's all part of the fun...gets you in the spirit of the holidays(track) that storm system is just the beginning. parts of the country will see wind-chills next batch moving in wednesday through friday in the northe

if you have a holiday party or travel plans it is going impact us here across southern wisconsin. sunday morning by 6:00 a.m. the snow is gone here across southeast wisconsin. it would be late afternoon saturday and saturday evening snow. a few inches akroesz southeast wisconsin. we are fine tuning the snow fo that. by sunday, another chance of snow sunday night into monday. then look at the cold, high of 15. that's it by next wednesday. >> wow. >> new, a warning for all facebook users. there are two separate gift exchange post that are scams. the secret sister gift and wine bottle exchange claiming you are first you have to send your name and mailing address and phone number. this is an illegal pyramid scheme. you could be subject to penalties for mail fraud. >> you never know where bill murray will be showing up next. >> why he signed more than autographs. >> i love that. >> that is a good song. where is the dab? >> wait for it. there it is. >> good dab. thanks for that. smiling faces this morning. >> yes. >> good morning, pewaukee. wisn 12 is stopping by classrooms across southe

winter storm warnings have been issued for states from southern wisconsin to as far (sot/mon0219)we have all hands for a storm like this, whether its 10 hours or 36 hours, we will have everyone in (track/mon0038)heavy snow and freezing rain caused treacherous driving conditions fromhe great lakes to the northeast. (track/mon0230)in gorham, maine one person died after icy conditions caused an traffic and collide with a dump truck. ((sot/dan jones, gorham police chief/mon0230) "slow down, the roads are slick and if you feel you have traction until you don't, and then by the time you lose it, it's too late." (nats/mon0325/01)shoveling (track/mon0325)much of the midwest is digging out after some areas received over ten inches of snowfall. (sot/elesha ellwanger the painted fox owner/:40)we knew it was coming so, people were prepared, had their shovels//it's all part of the fun...gets you in the spirit of the holidays(track) that storm system is just the beginning. parts of the country will see wind-chills that regisr 30 degrees below next batch moving in wednesday through friday in the northe

right now it is mild across southern wisconsin. 35 at the airport. dew .30. the winds are west at 9. this morning, cruising into the mid 30s. hitting the upper 30s for this afternoon. then mostly cloudy skies. lows tonight holding in the low 30s. we talk about the chilly air and when the first breezes roll in. >> right now, communities across southeast wisconsin are cleaning but you will need to get in the car this morning and probably brush that snow off if it was left outside. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, melinda. yes, this is coming in handy this morning if you parked outside. we are in brookfield and off of barker road. a lot of people were using this this morning. the side mainly wet. the plows have been through. no problems getting around this morning. most of the snow is clinging to those tree limbs and the grass here. one thing we noticed is what a picturesque snowfall. really, just a nuisance of a driveways in the neighborhood just a coating. you don't really need to shovel and it is going to melt later in the day. again, keep the s

southern wisconsin. the snow has stopped but left with the partly cloudy skies and the clouds are staying thinner today. so at least a few peeks of the sunshine. there we are, racine, sunrise after 7:00. the holes in the clouds this morning. 24 degrees racine at this hour. dew .15. the winds are out of the northwest, we look at the northwest breezes continuing to pick up. overall, partly cloudy breezy north west. we hold in the low 20s for much of the day before temperatures begin a slow fall later today and a rapid fall tonight and tomorrow. >> thank you, sally. we are on traffic watch, news chopper 12 is flying high there. westbound 94. you are seeing the lights are moving a little slow. give yourself just a little extra time to get through the side streets. watch drive times, everything is in the green. >> two police officers have been shot in georgia southwest of may con. the officers were serving a search warrant. the police later shot the suspect. >> turkey is in mourning after officials say at lea

and that morning we are going to talk about the light snow across southern wisconsin, maybe the rs milwaukee. the sky conditions are not changing this morning. cloudy skies. lots of clouds early. a few peeks of sun in the afternoon. not a bad day. hard to complain about the highs in the 40s. wind is making it feel cooler. i noticed some of the decorations at cathedral square and moving in the breeze that is it feels like 29 in milwaukee. the clouds across much of the state. a couple of flurries across the state line. rain and snow overnight and the pavement is a little damp this morning. to saturday dry. sunday mourning we watch a batch of the light snow off to the western parts of wisconsin and drifting to the east. this is at 7:00 a.m. here comes the areas of light snow. notice how it is not widespread. it is not lng it may be enough to give us light snow accumulations, especially on the grassy surfaces. light snow out there. transitioning to a light wintry mix in the afternoon as the temperatures that day climbing into the upper 30s. i don't think a big issue on the area roads because it

the snow is back in iowa and it will overspread southern wisconsin. it is about an hour from now in our western counties and 9:00 in our lakeside counties. andy: we will see you in about an hour. "gma" starts now. >>> good morning, america. trapped inside. the oakland concert fire, young lives perishing in the flames. >> this is a devastating scene. >> concertgoers blinded and disoriented by thick, black smoke. scrambling for the lone >> at least nine people killed. possibly dozens more missing, the agonizing wait of friends and family praying for word. >> we're all looking for you. your mom, your dad, everybody. >> crews working through the night to carry out a grim search. >> this morning, with the smoke cleared, survivors sharing their stories. now thankful to be alive. the chaos inside as the flames broke out and the investigation

so they were getting all the coverage of southern wisconsin without letting the democrats think about wisconsin. she went off somewhere. by that stage, i wasn't paying any attention. smaller, less expensive trump team that figured out the keys to the american system. particularly the core group toward the end, steve bannon, kellyanne conway, jared kushner job.id an amazing they were handling the candidate part of the campaign while reince priebus and others had 7500 fieldworkers having learned the lessons of 2012. it was a synergistic impact of trump is him on big rallies and on the internet with a systematic rnc, probably the biggest since mark hanna that really came together and we won. at that point, the media went into a state of shock. this,e center of all of the person without whom it would not have happened is donald j. trump. you have to remember it was his vision of making america great again. it wasn't just that he was a good, articulate guy, he had a message. it was a message the other candidates could not understand and could not articulate. he would say it again and again

not alone extending all the way west toward the dakotas, intense snow falling in southern minnesota, southwestern wisconsin and southeastern wisconsin l's zoom fr jefferson into walworth as we zoom in there, expanding eastward. the moderate snow extending from lake geneva and eastward toward burlingtonwestern racine and kenosha county. so we're gonna start to see that snow really beginning to pk up right now all of wisconsin, the u.p. of michigan and points off minnesota and northeastern iowa under winter weather warnings or advisories. for us across southeastern wisconsin most of us under a more serious winter storm warning in affect right now until 8:00 tomorrow evening. that includes the milwaukee metro area, wausaukee, washington, dodge, jefferson, waukesha, milwaukee, racine, kenosha, and walworth counties. up to the north, fond du lac and shall bogey began counties, our friends up there, under a less significant but still important wintther advory what that points out is just how long ts is gng to be going on and the persistent snow is going t pose aroblem for road >> we'll time it out for you hour b

fairly common number here across all of southern wisconsin. probably down into northeastern utah -- illinois one to two inches of snow. and then monday's forecast. there is a cold front will plow through the midwest. behind it the coldest day of the season. and just show cold. look at the seven-day forecast. lows into the teens in the short-term. dry today. 36, 37 degrees. tomorrow one to two inches of snow. and then low 40's before that cold blast hits us tuesday into wednesday. andy. andy: i'm cold looking at the the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! , is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. at that, jeremy. coming up. andy: welcome back to wisn 12 news this morning. here's a live

national weather service has dropped all the advisories and warnings up to our north and southern and southeastern wisconsin dealing with the winter storm warning still, until 6:00, so for about another 45 minutes, for three of our counties, sheboygan, fond du lac, and dodge counties, you're already seeing the back edge of the snow moving into your neighborhood. meantime, ozaukee, washington, waukesha, jefferson, and walworth counties, have you that winter storm warning until 8:00 tonight because the snow line will continue moving through your neighborhoods, and finally, milwaukee, winter extended to 10:00. we will be the last ones to see the final flakes flying through our neighborhoods. as of now, we've picked up significant snow totals. looks like we'll get between six and nine inches, would not be the least bit surprised to see a few isolated ten inch or more. here's a live look at "storm team 4" radar, across southeastern wisconsin, the back edge of precipitation starting to move into northern counties, already approaching west bend, to the east southeast in ozaukee and southeastern washington counties

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not alone extending all the way west toward the dakotas, intense snow falling in southern minnesota, southwestern wisconsin and southeastern wisconsin l's zoom fr jefferson into walworth as we zoom in there, expanding eastward. the moderate snow extending from lake geneva and eastward toward burlingtonwestern racine and kenosha county. so we're gonna start to see that snow really beginning to pk up right now all of wisconsin, the u.p. of michigan and points off

see the bulk of the snow is south dakota, southern minnesota, wisconsin, from chicago to milwaukee, especiallyity over to areas towards detroit, and then late tonight, early tomorrow morning, the snow will move through the northeast. then we'll watch the next cold outbreak beginning. it's starting today in montana, billings with a high of 2, then the cold pours to the south and southeast. minneapolis goes to 8. watch what happens in chicago. from 26 on saturday, your high temperature in chicago on sunday is expected to be somewhere close to zero. that would be it. actually, the forecast high is negative 1 right now. that would be the coldest day in december in 33 years in chicago. betty, the cold is the rule, followed by the snow. >> oh, negative temperatures already? >> for a high, that's really cold. >> all right, bill, thank you. at least we've been warned. >>> dolly parton is delivering on her promise to help families affected by the tennessee wildfires. the star held a telethon earlier this week and we're told it raised nearly $9 million so far. the wildfire spared most of dollywood theme

and the southern part of southeast wisconsin, if you are farther south of 94, this is where we are starting to see a little bit of a break. little lull in the action. throughout the next half hour. because it is starting to fulfill back in areas to the west. if you need to run an errand and go to the grocery store really quick. and pickup cinnamon roles now is the time to do it. get gas and shovels do it. this evening, the snow will be ending. overall it is lighter in nature. we are still looking at the same snowfall totals between five and eight inches for the entire event. some folks in janesville and waukesha county, rock counties received between five and six inches already. so winter storm warnings through 8:00 p.m. and the map out here, the heavier snow bands to the north of us now. the break, you can see what is going on here, a little bit of already starting to fill in prairie due -- prairie due clean. going to the packer game today. the roads are slippery. if they are blue, that means snow-covered. and pink it is slippery out there. so take extra time traveling up there. we're hopi

the heaviest falling in southern minnesota, parts of wisconsin l right, let's head back in too george. i always have all the great news but especially this morning. >> you come inside right now. >>> we'll move on the that breaking news about vladimir putin. u.s. intelligence officials tell abc news the russian president was directly involved in that hacking scandal interfering with america's election. dramatic new development in the case and our chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the details. go >> reporter: good morning, george. the plot thickens this morning with u.s. officials telling abc news russian president putin was directly involved in the hacking of the democratic national committee. as putin arrived in japan this morning, a spokesman for him called the report that he was involved, quote, funny nonsense but based on what people in the intelligence community say is a new flow of information. putin is being directly connected to what u.s. officials say was a long-term effort to interfere in the american presidential election. the revelations disrupted and embarr

from wisconsin back to the center of central north dakota or central south dakota, southern north dakota and through minnesota. this is going to continue on in our neck of the woods for a through. darker bands are the heavier snow bands. burlington has picked up two inches of snow. everyone between one and two inches on the ground already. lake geneva getting 2.3. you can see one moderate band went through. here's the second developing. right here north of waukesha county to dodge county. moderate bands move through and die out. another band generally we could see three to five inches on the ground by the morning hours. and another three to five after that. going to the packer games at 3:25, there'll be a lot of snow on the way up there. we'll see for tailgating snow and 27 degrees at 1:00 and light snow from kickoff through the 4th quarter might see four to five inches on the ground during the game and after the game. when you wake up in the morning you'll have three to five inches on the ground. 21. we'll warm up a little bit tomorrow, but the snow will continue on right through the da

. >> he would have written off places like michigan and wisconsin, would have focused on conservative areas in california, southern california, the san diego, orange county area, focused more time in texas where he barely campaigned, focused in the miami area and the i-4 corridor, instead he went to pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan all states that republicans haven't won since reagan because he focused on the electoral college. this has nothing to do with trump being a sore wirn, democrats haven't come to the fact that hillary clinton lost and by the way in the electoral college lost more electors than donald trump did. hard to say the russians stole the election when she can't keep her electors in line. >> and he won by spending less money. we'll get back with all of you. see you in a bit. david: do as i say, not as i do. pen happy president president obama has advice for president-elect that some people are saying is pretty hypocritical. lauren: and awaiting comments from president-elect donald trump live from mar-a-lago florida any minute now. we'll bring them to you as soon as they happen. you're looking a

wisconsin. we have a few light snow showers in st. louis and southernllinois this evening and that front comes through tomorrow. it will come through generally dry. the just some clouds in the morning and more sun in the afternoon. we will not notice when trent comes through except feeling the wind start to pick up after it passes, and feel temperatures begin to drop. temperatures right now 45 in the city, 42 degrees in trenton. forty-two allentown. forty in millville. mount pocono cold spot 33 degrees, and they got five and a half inches of snow, yesterday. temperatures back to the west look at how much colder it is, it is 19 in minneapolis. twenty-four in chicago. only 24 in december money. a lot of that cold is sliding east and through end of the week and weekend. as far as this evening is concern partly cloudy, chilly. cloud will build in overnight tomorrow morning as that front approaches and morning will be mostly cloudy, brisk, cold, temperatures near freezing or upper 20's for many suburbs but by tomorrow afternoon we will see the clouds break,

wisconsin. also, we're likely to see snow showers in the great lakes region. off of lake michigan into southern portions of michigan, northern indiana as well. kendis, diane? >> paul, thank you. >>> convicted south carolina church shooter roof on the other handed to undergo another mental evaluation to determine whether the judge ordered the exam out of caution. roof intends to represent himself during the penalty phase of the trial that starts tuesday. >>> also in south carolina, march 1st set for the retrial of former police officer michael slager. his first trial ended in a hung jury. he faces a civil rights trial also in the spring. >>> death toll of police officers at 135, hitting a five-year high. nearly half killed in the line of duty were shot to death. there was also another disturbing trend, 21 officers died in ambush-style attacks including eight officers killed in an attack in dallas and louisiana in july. that's the highest figures in two decades. according to the national law enforcement officers memorial fund who gathered the numbers. a baltimore judge denied bail to a man whose

wisconsin, in the big ten championship. next lions head to the rose bowl against the university of southern california, on january 2nd. >>> congratulations to them. meanwhile police in state college say some fans took it a little too far with their ga now, they may seek arrest after finding property dag lampn post, area off campus last night, police used pepper spray to disperse student and fans at about 3:00 a.m. this was some of the same type of behavior witnessed after penn state's victory over ohio state back in oe owls are heading back to annapolis, will take on wake forest in the military bowl on december 27th. saturday the owls crushed navy 34 to ten when their first ever aac championship. and great year for temple. this is their second street season, ranked 23rd in the country. coach matt rhule, win against wake forestment congratulations. >> much of the area is waking up to a mix of snow and rain. katie will be along to tell us where there is accumulating snow. that's just ahead. also this morning, frightening ordeal for driver who has had to be rescued from a sinkhole. we'll tell you what authorities believe caused the roadway