the hats, the mittens, the scarves, cover up. you are going to want to do that for the next few days. >> egg good reminder. -- a good reminder. there is controversy over russian government hackers election. >> donald's trump that he does not believe it. >> the democrats are putting this out because they suffered one of the greatest losses in the history of politics in this country. >> on monday, the white house said that the russians were clearance to figure out who benefited from the malicious russian cyber activity. >> josh earnest went further and said that trump shares guilt. >> the head a good sense of whose side he was coming down on . >> it was a statement about the notorious emails. >> i find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> trump was having none of it. there is a rocky start with the intelligence agencies he will command. he's insulting intelligence agencies that are working hard washington. >> governor scott walker is talking about his visit to military bases and he says that the soldiers he spoke with are celebra

they are holding the mitten tree drive. they are teaming up to collect you can donate through january 6th, but mps leaders hope they are getting a lot of donations soon, because this we can we are expecting the temperatures in the single digits. last year the program helped 4,000 students. >> the need is huge. the cold snap caught a lot of people off guard. so we are in need for these items for the students so everyone can get to school and home drop off the gear at any of the 16 area tcf branches in the milwaukee area. >> it is so cold early in the morning. >> especially this week. >> 5:11. looking inside of the eye of a hurricane. >> coming up on "wisn 12 news this morning", the new mission that nasa is launching to explore how to deadly storms get a start. >> plus a hotel of sleeping guests catches on fire in the janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels so you can binge all day. and don't

thumb of the mittens, it instead looks like someone clasping the cheeks of their bootay. >> trevor: no! no! ( laughter ) yo, can i be real for a second? what is it with americans and holiday cups? ( laughter ) first you complain that starbucks' cups aren't christmasy enough and now mcdonald's cups have too much anus. what is going on. there there is no pleasing some people. you can draw anything on anything. you can't say as you drew hand to make it look like an ass. look at the golden arches of mcdonald's. it's just an "m." but if you turn them upside down and draw nipples on them, it looks like saggy boobs. you can't blame mcdonald's for that. the point is let's all get a hold of ours. well, not like that. what i'm saying is don't make a big deal out of this. although i do love the idea that some conservative is looking at that cup going, "that's disgusting "n" warmest greetings? this gaping butthole should be saying 'merry christmas'." ( laughter ) i don't know about you guys, but i'm ready for 2016 to end. i am so done with this year. ( cheers and applau

. >> find the mittens is what i say. bill henley is looking forward to a real chill later this week. bill? >> several mittens for each hand, i think. >> okay. >> for what's coming at the end of the week. right now, though, you don't need the shovel, you don't need the umbrella. you might need some gloves. it is cold outside, but we are in the clear as far as precipitation. and clear enough that it's now below freezing in the lehigh valley. and a few of the suburbs have dropped below freezing as well in south jersey, now down to 30 degrees. 34 in delaware and 36 degrees in philadelphia. everybody's pretty much in the same territory. one degree above freezing for chestnut hill and andorra, and it's 35 in northeast philadelphia at the airport while fox chase is 36. society hill, pens port, center city 37 degrees to start with. clouds overhead. that's a part of why the temperatures are pretty uniform this morning, other than the lehigh valley, where there are some more breaks in the clouds there. so, you'll see some sunshine

buddy is here, all bundled up with the mittens on because temperatures are in the 30's from wind chills are colder then that but we can see evidence of the cold air with the lake effect snow coming in off of lake erie, and a few flurries flying around in our area as a result, so with temperatures, as we said in the mid 30's, this is what it feels like in the 20's trust for temperatures in the 20's just like bus stop buddy did and get ready for a high of 41 o feel like it because wind chills are in the 30's all day long and we will call that a blustery day. sunset time 4:45. bob kelly continues his vacation this week. lets check traffic for you if there is any on this eve of new years eve. people dropping stuff in the studio. we are going nuts. the here's a disable vehicle on route 209 northbound it looks like it is off to the shoulder not slowing anyone down at all. i-95 near highland avenue everything is moving smoothly there. another disable vehicle to tell but route 202 north bound , just before route 252 in paoli, and for sunday, couple of big road that will be closed for mummers pa

. >> not to mention the mittens and sleeves. >> sleeves. >> and there's a little space heater back thereor you rosemary, perfect conditions back there don't forget to look at the bottom of your screen your local forecast. current temperature in philadelphia, 37 degrees. and in the neighborhood, we're seeing mainly 30s. chestnut hill 31, fox chase, 35. summerton, upper 20. and the suburbs seeing a chilly start to the day. however, keep in mind, it's only getting chillier as an arctic blast takes place into tomorrow. and still keeping it in the 30s. bedminster at 33. in new jersey, again that west-southwesterly influence as far as the wind goes will help itself out. robbinsville 25. and hopewell township currently in the low 30s. your wind profile helps but keep in mind as the day progresses it will shift out of the west. west-northwesterly, and then northwest. it will kick up tomorrow. so get ready for a blustery trend at least through sunday. feels like temperatures now that you take into consideration those northwesterly winds. it will feel mainly in the low to mid-30s. by this afternoo

degrees, so very cold if you're doing anything outside tonight, make sure you're bundled up, the hats and mittens and the warm jackets. 43 degrees is our high temperature tomorrow. not quite as cold for our weekend. bright spot is sunday. our 7-day forecast. monday into tuesday, a big change is coming. dropping below freezing. >> people are freaked out. >>> a good job on the north side. there's been an accident not far from northwest parkway and we haven't been able to pinpoint it on the camera. no delays from erie, and 144th, so i'm going to call it clear. c-470 andd285 for now look okay. remember, for the procession, we're going to have closed. the rest of the drive looks nice. all through glen dade and throogh south moore, all wide open. >>> oh, you can feel all the excitement there, the cheering for volley ball day at the adaptive athletic program. it took place in lakewood. 20 schools participates so the games are adapted to fit their needs so those in wheelchairs got to place. among the physical education program from -- >> the students participating get a sense of competition and they're h

so you will certainly need the winter coat and the mittens early on. but later on this afternoon, i think you're going t b-plus for today. the afternoon high up near 47 degrees. the ten-day outlook is coming up in ten minutes. now it's time to go over to melissa mollet with beltway issues growing. >>> this problem is growing outer loop before rockville pike. take a look, everything is pushed under the far left side of the roadway. the overturned vehicle is on the right side of the roadway, but right now we have a big police and fire response kind of blocking some of those lanes here this morning. eastbound 66 at 123, the left lane is blocked slowing things just a bit. westbound 50 before kenilworth, we have a crash on the left side. right now 270 south looks okay. the top of the beltway is looking slow. chopper 4 will be there soon. we'll have live pictures from above. 66 inbound looks okay. 95 northbound, no big worries. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car today. >>> thank you. a case of cruelty exposed. a little girl found l

let's get a check of the forecast with kelly. >> k: the door blast the heat, grab the hats and mittens. temperatures are in the 30's in the las vegas valley. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures rising into the mid 50's by 3:00. that's our high for the day today. the winds of change are about to blow back into the picture. we'll take a look at that coming up. >> dana: breaking news out of washington. a police officer has been shot and killed in that community. we learned just about two and a half hours ago that the suspect this started as a domestic violence call when shots rang out. the officer rushed to the hospital for surgery and later died. then it led to about a 12 hour standoff before the suspect himself was shot and killed. we understand a woman living in the home and her two children were able to make it out safely. >> kim: this coming to a dramatic conclusion about two hours ago. happening today the national finals rodeo in town and there she is joining us live this morning. you were having fun with this but you have important information for how people can get las

patco new schedules go in effect tomorrow they will be out there today distributing the paper schedules. mittens. it's a good idea. it will feel like the 40s, we have a high of 49. let's look at the numbers right now. 33 in martins creek. 34 in pottstown. 37 in warrington. 39 in chester. 40 in center city. temperatures nearly 20 degrees cooler than they were at this point yesterday. 36 in browns mills. 39 in glass borough. 42 degrees in dover, delaware. quick look at the day ahead. sunshine and clouds, breezy. high, 51. >> thank you karen. >>> a new stud suggests testosterone replacement therapy could cause blood clots. there's a 63% of developing blood clots. the risk decreased significantly after the 6 months and after treatment has stopped. >> reporter: in this morning's "g.m.a." first look, philadelphia police and fbi and bureau of explosives are searching for this man, a person of interest who dropped off a package that contained a homemade explosive device that left a man with serious injuries. >> this person did drop this parcel at this location. >> reporter: in the newly released surveil

maybe better than that, but you still need the winter coat and mittens early this morning. the daily grade, just like yesterday. a little on the chilly side, but as long as you can do outdoor recess, today gets a b-plus. we'll look at the ten-day forecast coming up in ten minutes. >>> good morning r, melissa. >> bradley boulevard has reopened near kentsdale drive. all lanes are reopened there. northbound 295 before benning road northeast, we have road work blocking the right lane. this is what we have been dealing with every day this week. but i wanted to the inner loop, the express lanes ramp top westbound 65 is blocked. the ramp to eastbound 66 is open. and 270 from frederick to the spur is nice and clear. >>> melissa, thank you. it was one of the biggest drug busts ever in our area. and it was made by accident. how an officer happened to find 250 pounds of marijuana. >>> plus, bringing holiday spirit to a man who has provided so much. how neighbors plan to celebrate a guy who >>> all right. we have four days before christmas and people are still getting out the last-minut

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and the mittens, and a little bonn-bonn for national chocolate candy day. untains, 38 in lancaster, but chilly 30 degrees in millville. even colder in atlantic city, we've got some northwest winds, brought in colder air, and the temperatures are as much as 28, 29 degrees colder than they were 24 hours ago. now, few stubborn clouds in the city this morning, other places seeing sunshine. 40 degrees in philadelphia, but it feels like 35. won't have any precipitation today. but we will tomorrow morning. in the meantime, enjoy the sunshine when it is here. 42 degrees by lunchtime. probably 43, 44 for high temperature today. which is pretty seasonable, for almost the end of december. that's your weather authority forecast, time is just about 8:30. and we are checking on this car fire, pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension, this is the northbound side of the extension, just after the lansdale exit. the fire is on the shoulder of the road. and all lanes are blocked right now. so, avoid that part of the northeast extension right now. >> disable vehicle, on roosev

. >>> time to pull out the wool scarves and mittens and the whole deal. >> we'll feel like the michelin man. >> like the christmas story if you fall down you can't get back up. he doesn't any way. >> hey! >> stormtracker 6 live double scan clouds have moved in and they continue to thicken up and moisture blossoms socially in southern areas as the arctic front comes through and a period of snow for some overnight tonight. above freezing across the board the 23 degree threshold for read and not far in millville and cape may. sunshine the first part of the day. high clouds from the midwest and arctic air is still north and west of cleveland. and some precipitation is blossoming in virginia and as the front interacts with the strong winds called the jet streak it will develop a little bit of snow. philadelphia to the south and east around the midnight hour. but to the north and west you see the lake-effect snow machines kicking in with the very strong wind. there is the arctic front. crystal clear but cold in minneapolis and the front is moving our way. by midnight you see the light snow do

the happens warm. i am happy to have my mittens. don't forget the rain jacket and the barack obama. it will -- and the umbrella. prepare for it and get ready it will be here. we will show you picture through the morning. >> now the rain coming down the bay bridge as you can see it is slick. alexis just said, drive carefully and give yourself plenty of extra time with pockets of instanting waters with vehicles that could hydroplane. we were in emeryville as the steady rain came down last night not the kind of weather you want to be out and about in. you can track the storms on live doppler hd with our app by downloading the app free. enable the push alerts for breaking news updates. >> now the oakland warehouse fire a shocking announcement from the building services department. they admit the inside of the warehouse has not been inspected by them in 30 areas! >> it could take weeks before we see the final report on the cause of the fire. it is the deadliest in oakland's history. >> mayor schaaf is creating a task force with national fire protection officials to create new regulations

the knits group arranged apparel they made, colorful hats, gloves, mittens, and scarves donated to eight organizations. >> the local police officers called themselves the christmas cops amazed at what they produced. 3200 pieces. 3200 pieces, and the knitters are working on next year's donations. >> the cops said they showed up expecting to get a bag or two, inste instead, carts of clothing. >> they have been very, very busy. it's going to be cold here. we could have gloves. >> just eight to ten women in the group, by the way, quite the accomplishment. >> calmly down it. >> >> coming up, when you think of holiday goodies, what two things immediately spring to mind? >> cheesecake. candy kaens. >> fruit cake, good, close. and rugala. this morning, we're showing you how to have the best of both worlds. right here in our insomniac kitchen. >> first, the race to rescue a humped back whale tangled in fishing gear. see how it ends next on "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to le

the closet. >> i think you'll drag out mittens, hat, whole thing, the scarves, we will need those as soon as tonights we will drop down in the 20's for the first time this season, in philadelphia. temperatures right now though we're not in the zero's. not doing too bad. 35 degrees. we will look live at center city philadelphia, all is quiet, wind southwest at 6 miles an hour, so feeling more like 30 degrees. temperatures are pretty seasonal right now across the area, 28 degrees in millville, we are at 33 in wilmington. your current temperature at 30 in reading. twenty-eight in quakertown. 31 degrees in willow grove. 28 degrees in mount holly. that arctic air is slowly working in across the delaware valley, temperature change over last 24 hours, we're in negative numbers all across the area down 5 degrees in millville. storm scan three showing us included cover still hanging around a couple flurries up toward poconos and lancaster county. it will start to decrease as we head in the second half of the day to day with some sunshine returning but that will not help our temperatures out too much. 46 degr

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mittens. >> just the little things. >> oh, we got to get your little pups. >> so i got to get on that. >> younow it is all about accessories. >> local college student pitch in to make sure thousands of families have traditional holiday >> coming up tonight at clock 30 join us for more stories of hearts and hope. all year we bring you stories of brotherly love. >> ukee washington and jessica dean will look back at some of the people making our community a little bitter. our brotherly love special airs tonight at clock 30 right here on cbs-3. >> first coming up today, later "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a dog given months to live makes a miraculous recovery. doctors say the treatment used on the dog work for humans. health reporter stephanie stahl has details on what could be a miracle drug that's coming up today at 5:00. >> our "joy of sharing" toyfest is in full swing. >> we hope you'll pick up a toy for a child in need. for a list of drop off locations head to our website cbsphilly.com/toyfest. you can also fine them on the cbs local apps. >> or join us right here at our cbs-3 studios on tuesday

have the essential gear. we have mittens, hand warmers and hat. boots, waterproof, warm socks and snow pants for another layer of warmth. it just takes a few minutes for happens, it is less than 30 minutes. if your fingers are tingling warm them under the warm water. loss of feeling, exhaustion or confusion and loss of feeling in the fingers or toes are the signs to get to a doctor immediately. again, you want to put on the warm water, not just let your fingers warm up just a little bit if they are feeling a loss of sensation there. shovelling, that is another thing you can over exert yourself quickly. >> glad you are inside this morning. >> stay with "wisn 12 news this morning" for all of the weather and download the free wisn 12 news app. >> new, a driver is safe after river in kenosha. tim? tim: this happened late last night. the police tell wisn 12 news that a driver lost control of the truck and over a snow embankment and crashed into the pike river. the crews rescued the driver from the extremely cold water. the driver was then take ton the

personal note with a photo of gates in a santa hat and a few other things inside the box, an xbox 1, videogames mittens framed picture of her family that the billionaire photo shopped himself into. >> that's cool. that's cool. >> marrying the robot. >> that's not cool? >> no. >> not so much. >> i don't think so. >> i'm a little disturbed by that. >> there are people out there that are super lonely and it can't hurt? i mean, i'm not -- >> okay. >> i don't know. >> i'm not trying to put my -- >> i think it goes to show how disconnected people can be now that technology has taken over. >> what about human-to-human contact? >> it's bad. it's a sad reality. >> wonder if robot wives are on any christmas lists. >> my husband! [ laughter ] >>> in the south bay, green all the way through so that's the good news. 101 northbound between 280/680 split to highway 237 a quick 13 minutes. then you have 11 minutes across 280 northbound between 101, 280 split on highway -- 101 northbound, 87 looking good, as well. moving to the altamont pass coming out of tracy you're moving at just 12 miles per hour and then things do

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the coming days. 'cover those ears...gloves wear those mittens wear those hats again this is all basic stuff' the most vulnerable populations are children...the elderly and those working very closely with our local homeless shelters. our focus is making sure we have enough capacity with some of the warming rooms. ' on average milwaukee can have 200-250 people living in the streets. in an effort to provide shelter ..several warming rooms are opening up across the county. including a new one at feeding his flock in the city of west allis near 81st and lapham. 'make sure to check on family members and friends neighbors... the elderly the disabled and people that have nobody living with them.' this warming room at feed his flock will open up at 7pm tonight if you at home want to help those less fortunate the city asks you donate jackets, blankets and non perishable food items to any shelter or warming room. we have a full list of places at fox6 now dot com live in west allis i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news ted thanks myra we posted a collection of tips on staying safe and warm when the they are this week.

the coming days. 'cover those ears...gloves wear those mittens wear those hats again this is all basic stuff' the most vulnerable populations are working very closely with our local homeless shelters. our focus is making sure we have enough capacity with some of the warming rooms. ' on average milwaukee can have 200-250 people living in the streets. in an effort to provide shelter ..several warming rooms are opening up across the county. including a new one at feeding his flock in the city of west allis near 81st and lapham. also important this winter season is keeping a car survival kit with well as securing your vehicle at all times. 'do not keep your car running unless you are in it...this is the time of year we see an increase in auto thefts.' but above all he is encouraging everyone to look out for one another. 'make sure to check on family members and friends neighbors... the elderly the disabled and people that have nobody living with them.' if you at home want to help those less fortunate the city asks you donate jackets, blankets and non a full list of places at fox6 now dot com live in west

a few members of the knit scarves and mittens and donate those, too! if you or someone you know need a warm coat this winter -- get in touch with the salvation army. 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 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 is causing bitterly cold temperatures. temperatures 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 of snow. this will impact travel so keep up wi

the 30s. so what to wr? heavy coat, mittens, wool hat and scarf for sure. you can leave the umbrella at home. today, daily grade marginal. a little on the chilly side, but nowhere near as cold or wet as we were. >> sort of like our producer scott who always says he's adequate pup say how are you, i'm adequate. right now still have the two situations i mentioned to you here. so water street southeast between 12 lt and m, fire activity with all the lanes blocked. and bound suitland parkway, being pushed off on to s road because of police investigations there. southbound 295 before benning, work zone still blocking the right lane. and taking a look at 270, it looks quite good from 70 down to the spur. nothing in your way southbound, same situation northbound. going to it a look at 95 in maryland coming up. >>> it is voting day, the electoral college set to make november's election official. but could some delegates sdecid to go a different way? >>> plus ticket changes just in time for the holidays. newest museum in washington making it easier for >>> we're gett

bus stop buddy has the scarves , mittens, on, and you need a hat today. temperatures are in the 30's but we will see some sunshine, now there are some clouds around too and you might even see a snow squall, nothing going on right now with a any of that as far as snow is concern. let's just talk temperatures, 35 degrees, but it feels like 26 with those 15 miles an hour wind. we will get to a high of 41. chillier then that with 35 miles an hour wind gusts, but it is down to 29. you have to bundle up. it will feel like the teens, that is your fox cast, for friday, and we will give you that, new years eve and new years day forecast coming up but right now we are looking at eastbound this morning, on what road this is. >> you know what i had it upside down. so here we go, waiverly road at the schuylkill expressway, right. and it is small fire in the woods there, it is so hard to see, little smokey that part of the roadway, and this is in lower merion, and as they take care of that, that will probably slow you down this morning. traffic is moving more slowly. we

the bay area ... =kris/live= plus--re >>> grab your scarves and mitten. ere are freeze and frost warnings for much of the bay area. >> we are live with breaking news. a man shot and killed in san jose pushing the city's homicide total to a number not seen in years. >>> the allectoral college votig today to stamp donald trump's ticket to the oval office. >>> good friday morning. what am i talking about friday? monday morning. we just went right through -- that was quick. thank you very much. friday. excellent. >>> thanks for joining us. sam brock, kris sanchez in for lawyeria garcia-cannon. kari in with freeze warnings.

the west coast has made me so soft. >> i know. >> there was a time, i lived in chicago, i lived in green bay, wisconsin. >> now, ear muffs, it is mittens, it is everything. only the 20s and 30s here. >> it is great. my house stinks when it's cold. i was sitting next to the windows and cold air was pouring in. my house is only about 28 years old. >> not literally stinks. >> i was like why would it smell? >> i was going to say the other "s" word, can't say that on tv. >> it's cold. >> put it that way. fine. need a house with better insulation is what i'm saying. good morning, everybody. here's a look and we just got word from the bay area, air quality management district that yes, spare the airs will be issued for tuesday and wednesday. so three in a row no wood burning. that's nearly 72 hours. frost to sunshine today. check out the high clouds that are dimming the sunshine just a little bit, but not enough to keep us from warming nicely from the overnight lows. this is how it looks from the east bay hills camera. accu weather highlights, high clouds, sunshine today, spare the air. minor warming through thursday, and friday and sunday, i

the bus stop. see bus stop budd which his flyers stocking cap covering his ears, scarf, mittens, layers on underneath. windchills already in the teens and 20's, and we are actually going to go with a three out of ten today. just going to be too, too cold. one little area of snow in cumberland county, looking at this morning, dumping another coating, very light, all of the snow that fell, but it was all part of this cold front bringing this arctic air in to our area, so temperatures continue to drop. thirty-two in philadelphia, 26 in pottstown, 14 mount pocono, and the windchills are really what matters. it is in the 20's, teens, with these winds that are sustained at 20 miles an hour in philadelphia, the gusts are even higher. so, dress for single digits, teens, 20's, if you're in the mountains, it is even colder, sunny, windy all day. bitter and blustery, with about 27 degrees, our daytime high. and wait until you see tomorrow's temperatures. it will be even colder in the morning, bob kelly, than it is right now. >> now, if i was home watching. i would just take the covers, and just pull them right

mittens, scarves. don't really need to make a fashion statement today. we had the chance to speak with mps superintendent dr. darienne driver about how the district handles days impacted by the weather. and what goes into making decisions about delays and cancellations (a decision made regionally. our operation officers across se wi come together and make decision to stay open or close schools due to wind chill factors. made on a day by basis based on the weather.) weather.) and as it stands now...there are no delays and cancellations to pass along. but when they do happen...we'll let you know. on air or online. reporting live from milwaukee...ms...cbs 58 news. 3 milwaukee officials are making sure people have a warm place to go in this bitter cold. mayor tom barrett says several . agencies...... including the milwaukee police department... are ready to help people find 8-19 the homeless outreach team is very active during weather events. they've established relationships with homeless individuals and know typical locations where they know people can help direct th

with that morning chill you'll need heavy coat, mittens, scarf. umbrellas for the required. daily grade would have been an a, melissa, but awfully chilly so we'll give it a b plus. high today up near 41 degrees. >> maybe outdoor recess today. my son has been inside the couple of days. taking a look, bottom of the beltway. slowdown on 210 at livingston road. don't have anything reported but keeping an eye on that because that's not a real typical thing we see this time of day. 66, 28, sully rolling along just fine right now. still have this roadwork hanging around. that's going to be here an hour or two. 295 before benning, right lane take a look at 270 coming up in a couple minutes. >>> melissa, thank you. lights out on a popular tradition. a family known for its familious christmas display opting out this year. the health scare threatening their holiday season still ahead. >>> plus, new information about white house's warning to russia, how it tried to stop >>> this is my america! this is my america! >> no rubber stamp! >> monday's electoral college vote wasn't short of dra

. >>> trying to get home in russia hour and you have coats and bags and sweaters and hats and mittens and the rest. >> we've been lucky so far. >> we have. still rush hour is really rush hour. imagine then if you have a strike which is what's taking place because the british railway company southern rail is warning commuters not to travel today. around 300,000 passengers usually commute with southern, however all of its trains are cancelled because of industrial action. uk transport secretary said the train drivers union rejected off towers hold talks with the rail company over the weekend. maybe lot of people doing their christmas shopping. >> incredibly frustrating. >>> you have your christmas shopping done? >> can you believe it? online. weeks ago. >> you can sit back, enjoy tv like the golden globe nominations. coming up golden globes and golden balls. it's happening in the awards world after this break. >>> good morning and welcome back to "street signs" let's give you a check on how u.s. markets are called to open. looking at a fair value implied open and just a bit of softness on the s

the early-to-mid- 1990s. we started working on mittens and hats and smaller knitted roddick's. t has been a way both producers and consumers to learn of doubt the risks and the rewards of trying to ranch in an environment where we care about the environment. ranchers won't run around and embrace this idea and embrace wolves, but i think we all feel like this is a work in progress and it will take the kids to really get good at it. but there are people who are making real progress. >> the wolves have been around these cattle and they have to different. if the wolf stays up there, they have no -- i have no problem if somebody is down here harassing my livestock. we have to be able to manage that. >> your paheck is once or twice a year and this is what you make your living on. it's like anything else. somebody comes into your business and takes a piece of that away, you are pretty aggressive and try to control that are keep that from happening. >> i am a conservation biologist, seth wilson, with a landowner driven water should group here in >> -- watershed group. >> we act as a for

the -- true story. santa showered her with electronics, games, books, mittens, even stuff for the cat. >> the pets, those were hers not in the box? >> they didn't come in the box. she had been in this before previously. her secret santas turned out to be stooges and have given her nothing. it's worked out. >> it was definitely coming her way. how do we get in the secret santa pool with bill gates. how did that happen? >> i think that's the end of the year for bill gates. >> always next year. >> my gift is coming. >> really? >> a bag of coal. moving on to less cheery santa news. could amazon be experiencing holiday turbulence. a pilots' union says poor working conditions may cause packages to arrive late. >> however, the retail giant is quick to dispute that claim. adrienne bankert has the story. >> only ad campaigns run of google and facebook, these pilots say they are paid less and have less rest between flights and killing morale. the first holiday season for amazon's prime air service and when it comes to being on time for the holidays, things are very much up in the air. millions of amazon customers

mittens, scarves. don't really need make a fashion statement today. we had the chance to speak with mps superintendent dr. district handles days impacted by the weather. and what goes into making decisions about delays and cancellations. (a decision made regionally. our operation officers across se wi come together and make decision to stay open or close schools due to wind chill weather.) and as it stands now...there are no delays and cancellations to pass along. but when they do happen...we'll let you know. on air or online. reporting live from milwaukee...ms...cbs 58 news. 3 milwaukee officials are making sure people have a warm place to go in this bitter cold. cold. mayor tom barrett says several agencies... including department... are hard at work preparing for this big drop in temperatures. and helping people find shelter. 8-19 the homeless outreach team is very active during weather events. they've established relationships with homeless individuals and know typical locations where they know people can help direct them to warming centers and other service

saying now it is the time to put that emergency kit, windshield scrapers, blankets in the back, extra set of gloves, mittens or whatever you use, you want a flashlight and always, always, always in winter conditions your tires, take a lot. make sure to have those tires check that they are properly aired and you have a spare, as well. vine street expressway is closed west and eastbound you can see that right there. looking good at the vine. looking quiet. that will clear sometime soon. we are all right there ben franklin bridge this is what you are looking at. looking really quite it this morning. that is what you can expect around 4:30 in the morning. we have an accident. what you're waking up to is slick conditions. when we're below freezing, which we are right now in the the 20's, anything that was wet will freeze over and that will cause real issues including hydroplaning, whatever it is, make sure you drive slowly. the accident in new jersey here, 41 closed at route 47, you will see, route 55 or black horse pike. the plus we have water main repairs we will talk about this in ten minutes. jim and rahel,

. >> by friday you'll want to grab the heavy winter coat and scarf and mittens and hat. we have really cold air on the way. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing today we start with the clouds, the drizzle and sunshine by the afternoon and temperatures actually where they should be for this time of year. reached a high of 47 and 48 is the normal high and seasonable. 46 right now in philadelphia. and there is that very cold air welltised waiting in the wings. bismark, north dak, the air temperature is 4 degrees and windchills well below zero that is the air mass moving our way and heading over a lot of real estate though. and it will be moderating as it does. it won't be quite that cold here. future tracker 6 showing tomorrow afternoon 45 degrees that is our high before the arctic front rolls through and then on friday the bottom really drops out with temperatures the afternoon high only 39 degrees, the winds are gusting up to 35 miles per hour and that means windchills will be stuck in the 20s and this is the type of cold that we have not felt for a while. frida

the list. >> my advice would be mitten can make friends and make up, but i don't -- i would not see him as a candidate for the cabinet. >> reporter: and this morning trump is already tweeting praising giuliani as one of the finest people he knows. now, here at the white house there's no comment this morning on russia's involvement in the election but president obama's made clear he wants to get to the bottom of it and ordered a full review and warrants a dan and paula. >> so many questions for that and want to bring in two of our abc news contributors, kernel stephen ganyard, who is in washington and also with us, political analyst matthew dowd who is in austin, texas. okay, guys, we where do we begin but let's begin with the intelligence reports. steve, what do you make of these reports that russia was specifically trying to help trump? is this credible? >> paula, i think there's really nothing new in this report that we're seeing. much was put out byhe october. what is new apparently the intelligence community has come to some conclusion here that the russians were favoring mr. trump. i don

teens will be single numbers by the time you're coming home from work and school today. heaviest coat, mittens, wool hat, starcarf, whatever. the daily grade comes in, no >> that's as bad as it gets. outer loop here. i can hear you take off the cape here over my shoulder. inner loop before gallows road, broken down vehicle causing some problems as well. travel times 66 inbound, not bad. 95 north quantico to the beltway, quite slow because of an incident we'll talk about in a couple of minutes. and top of the beltway same thing, 20 minutes to get from 95 to 270. >>> thanks, melissa. metro caught. your late night plans may have to change soon. >> remember this? people out pumping gas, maybe some shorts, that was this time this year. laj that. . >> we'll show you what fairf may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. the market.redict but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our

we've posted it on the 12 news facebook page and on wisn.com. joyce: hats, coats, mittens, gloves, scarves, boots. you name it, we needed this week as temperatures are about to drop. lindsey: you could feel the change. right now, it feels like 26. you can imagine what it will feel like in a couple of hours. right now, 35, feels like 26, partly cloudy skies. that does not help us. it acts like a blanket and keep has moved towards the east, so the editor cold air is starting to spill into southeastern wisconsin. 20's as we head into overnight tonight. coming up next, i will talk about what the windchill will be and how long this cold snap will last, and the potential for another snow maker this weekend. joyce: thank you. don't the forecast with you wherever you go with the free 12 news mobile app. >> my information has been merged with another david martin. a case of mistaken identity, and it's not the first time. a germantown business owner is trying to convince people that he's not a thief. his retirement savings is now in limbo. as wisn 12 news kent wainscott reports, it'

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