allegiance, led by the state representative, tom barrett. >> thank you. of[ recitation of the pledge allegiane ] >> thank you, governor. >> if you would remain standing, thank you, tom -- at this point, i will invite another to come forward to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed

allegiance, led by the state representative, tom barrett. >> thank you. i pledge allegiance -- >> to the flag of the united states of america, and to the which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, governor. >> if you would remain standing, thank you, tom -- at this point, i will invite another to come forward to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light

please rise for the pledge of allegiance, led by the state representative, tom barrett. >> thank you. -- edge allegiance >> to the flag of the united states of america, and to the flight for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, governor. >> if you would remain standing, thank you, tom -- at this point, i will invite another to come forward to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> well, thank you for that wonderful rendition. that was outstanding. if everyone would be seated please, our invocation will be delivered by bishop ira. bishop: this time, if i may ask you to stand again fo

milwaukee mayor tom barrett urged people to stay in their car while it's running. "do not leave your car running unless you're in it. this is the time of year when we also see an increase in auto thefts because so many individuals leave their car running to

with balmy highs near 30 before sunny, cold weather returns for toss back to mike milwaukee mayor tom barrett is gettinthe wo out about this dangerous cold. he's appealing toresidents to watch out for one another. 3 mayor m barrett "its pretty much common sense and it's about being a od nehbor - make sure you are watching out the people who live ar you and the poeple you know and i think for church groups in particular theyre gonna have a lot of elderly people who are members of their congregations to check onth at a news conference late th moing at city hall...the mayor urged residents to check up on elderly relatives- mothers with chen - a those with disabilities.the yor maalong with public th commisoner bevan baker, outl some other recommendations like making sure you take the time to are for the cold - including making a cold weher preparedness kit and always keeping gloves and hats available if you have to go outside. 3cause heatinsources are cranked up...the deep fr creates problems for those working to put out fires. cbs 58's julie pare joins us live with how firefighters are coping in

milwaukee mayor tom barrett urged people to stay in their car while it's running. "do not leave your car running unless you're in it. this is the time of year when we also see an increase in auto thefts because so many individuals leave their car running to to get something. this is something where we're asking for trouble. do not leave your car running unattended." and the greenfield fire department says don't warm up your car in a garage, even with the garage doors open. "if your car is in the garage, even if your garage door is open, we ask that you pull your car out of the garage. because even when the door is open you can build up co gasses in the garage and that could be deadly." com for our live radar and interactive maps, and any other weather information you need. a small fire broke out on the roof of the pfister hotel in downtown milwaukee today. someone across the street noticed the flames and called the fire department. "the folks here at the pfister did a great job evacuating people from that area we had no injuries that i'm aware of and the situation

the common council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars starting today. that's down from 50 dollars. the goal is to provide more alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. just in time for the holidays "slice of ice" will open for the season today! it's ready to go-- all the red arrow park ice rink needs now is skaters. it's completely free if you bring your own skates. or you can rent a pair there for 8 dollars. the fun starts at 3 o'clock this afternoon. ahead on wakeup -- drivers on milwaukee's east side paying up after snow over the weekend. just how out on one block. also this morning - a plane on its way to germany diverted to new york. the threat called in to the airline - next. and six officers shot in six days in georgia. a look at the unrelated mostly sunny and cold today with high temperatures in the low teens. daytime wind chills will stay near or below zero. a few more clouds tonight and tomorrow with lows in the single digits and highs in the low teens. wind chills will be in the si

mayor tom barrett has released a statement on the vote saying.. "milwaukee continues to move forward in the fight against lead. i'm thankful for the council's support and the hard work being put into this effort by city departments." insurance under the affordable care act. if you have any questions or concerns-- a special enrollment event is taking place tomorrow at "independence first" in milwaukee. it runs from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. in what could be described as his final parting gift, the cancer research bill vice president joe biden spent a year lobbying for has been signed by president obama. a bill that the senate decided to name after biden's late son beau. mary moloney reports. a left in office, president obama has signed a 6-point-3 billion dollar bill, aimed at bringing major breakthroughs in battling cancer and other diseasesthe "21st century cures act" passed the house of representatives in a rare act of bipartisanship earlier this monththe bill boosts federal research and funding for cancer, mental health issues,

please rise for the pledge of allegiance, led by the state representative, tom barrett. >> thank you. i pledge allegiance -- >> to the flag of the united states of america, and to the which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, governor. >> if you would remain standing, thank you, tom -- at this point, i will invite another to come forward to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> well, thank you for that wonderful rendition. that was outstanding. if everyone would be seated please, our invocation will be delivered by bishop ira combs. bishop: this time, if i may ask you to stand again for

at a press conference milwaukee mayor tom barrett, stressing everyone follow basic winter safety tips. wear anything that can limit your skin exposure. the most vulnerable populations right now are children, elderly and of course the homeless. conditions tonight could lead to frost bite and hypothermia. 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 s

she could be forced to bnt that's why mayor tom barrett says she could pay over 10 years. >> roughly $160 per year and you divide that by 12 and you're looking at maybe $12 or $13 a month. maybe a cup or two of coffee a week. >> oh, that would be a great help if they could do that. >> it's recommended families living in homes older than 1951 with childer younger than six should install filters until their pipes are replaced. the mayor has planned for more homes that need it. in milwaukee, terry sater, wisn 12 news. kathy: state licensed daycares will be the first to get the new pipes. work will begin next year. joyce: tonight at 10:00, a new airline is coming to milwaukee. why they chose our city and the new nonstop flight to a sunny destination. then, a woman dragged off a plane in michigan. the bizarre video and the reason the airline says they were forced to remove her. that's tonight at 10:00. kathy: 6:00, our coverage of donald trump's visit to wisconsin continues. this is a live picture from state fair park. the long list of superstars the president-elect hosted today before ge

so frosty, so harsh, milwaukee mayor tom barrett warning everyone about frostbite and hypothermia. >> causing shivering, drowsiness, and confusion. >> the mayor took time to encourage everyone to check on family and friends. >> make sure you are watching out for the people that live near you, the people you >> i wouldn't even know it was cold. >> this funky 83-year-old spent her day at washington park senior center where a few warmed up...with a workout. but we're told this exercise class is missing a lot of people. >> what kept them away? >> i think the cold weather. center. the mayor also warning if you're driving to keep your tank at least half full so you won't be stuck outside or in a home that isn't heating up. >> they could be at the house and need help. >> with the dangerous cold sticking around, this city will continue to keep warming centers hope. in milwaukee, today's tmj4. >>> a windchill advisory kicks in later tonight. make sure you bundle up before you head outside. cover any exposed skin, that includes your keep, basically. minimize the time you spend outside. if you'r

mayor tom barrett says all of the city's warming shelters will be open. the city is also working together with the police department to make sure its homeless outreach team is out helping people find shelter. >> we want to make sure as this cold front comes in today, very hard tonight, that people get themselves into warm situations. and to do that means spending as little time outside as possible. joyce: another request from the mayor, be good neighbors. check on your loved ones, the elderly and anyone with medical conditions. you can track the temperatures anytime with the wisn 12 news mobile app. it's free to download. kathy: breaking news now. the body of a missing lakeland university student has been found. kaelin o'neal was last seen on campus sunday morning. body was recovered by the sheboygan county dive team this afternoon. authorities do not believe there was any foul play involved in the incident. lakeland university tells wisn 12 news, o'neal was a member of the football team. he was also from north carolina. joyce: a fire on the roof of milwa

in a news conference early this week milwaukee mayor tom barrett said the cold wind chills will cause frostbite in as little as 30 minutes to exposed skin. to help those in need local warming shelters began opening... the homeless u emergency warming shelter in west allis wednesday night. they welcomed people into the basement of the chapel at 81st and lapham. the group also went out looking for those in need and brought them back to the church. the demand for help spikes this time of year and the folks at the impact 2-1-1 call center-- are busier than ever connecting callers with the help they're looking for - assisting many in finding shelter. 58:41 any given day, we take colder like this the call volume will go up. the 'feeding his flock' emergency shelter will continue to operate as long as temperatures are 10 degrees or below. if you or someone you know needs shelter, call 2-1-1. you can be connected to needed resources. reporting in west allis, julie collins. fox 6 news. we posted a collection of tips on staying safe and warm when temperatures bottom out like they are this week.

one has though been the common council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. the reduced fees go into effect next tuesday. windy and cold tonight with lows dropping into the mid to upper teens. wind chills will stay in the single digits. a few flurries possible thursday and cold again. highs will reach into the middle 20s with wind chills from 5-15. the cold will last through saturday then we look towards another chance for accumulating snow. behind the snow we see even colder air move into southeast wisconsin - temperatures will only warm into the teens. tonight: windy and cold. low: 18 wind: w 10-20 mph thursday: 26 wind: nw 15-25 mph stay ahead of the weather by downloading the fox6 storm center app. it's free and available for apple and android devices. get instant access to the radar and temperatures before you head out! they've met 9 times in the past 10 seasons, including twice in the post se

that's the goal behind the common council and mayor tom barrett's decision to reduce the fee for a plowing license. starting next tuesday, the fee will drop from $50 to the city $10. will also compile a list of licensed contractors online. you can find out more on wisn.com/links. if you're planning your family's next vacation you now have a new , option out of mitchell international. patrick: frontier airlines has launched a non-stop route from milwaukee to phoenix, arizona. southwest and american also fly direct to phoenix. frontier's first flight took off for sky harbor international this morning. the addition is part of ongoing efforts by the airline to expand its' network. frontier's service will operate on mondays, wednesdays, fridays, and saturdays. and you might be tempted to hop fan if we went to arizona, mark. here, not so much. mark: i like the sound of that. i'm not talking so much about the cold, a scene that looks like that, coming up in weatherwatch 12. >> sally kidd in washington, is the president-elect picking corporate winners and losers? how'd the president-elect's tweets

the common council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars starting today. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. six police officers are shot in less than a week in georgia... as police continue to search for one of the suspected shooters. the latest on the investigations. thieves-- targeting mail this holiday season. how they're stealing packages from mail carriers. bill cosby-- facing a key assalt case. what we can expect mostly sunny and cold today with high temperatures in the low teens. daytime wind chills will stay near or below zero. a few more clouds tonight and tomorrow with lows in the single digits and highs in the low teens. wind chills will be in the single digits and teens below zero. nighttime wind chills wednesday will be in the teens and 20s the single digits. snow chances return by friday and continue into saturday but temperatures briefly warm in to the 20s. today: mostly sunny and cold. high: 17 wind: nw 5-15 mph to

mayor tom barrett says several agencies, including m-p-d are hard at work preparing for the dropping temperatures... helping people find shelter. 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 services." services." if you need to find a warming center... you can call 2-1-1. the call center is open 24 hours a day and will direct you to the closest center. mps with extra winter clothing for students who have to walk to school or wait at a bus stop tommorrow. tommorrow.50:29-39this is a heavy season for donations where we have a number to students, upstairs you'll see we have a mitten tree and things of that nature tomake sure our students have what they need need dr driver says parents have got to help them dress in layers as they head out for class.decisions on cacellations because of the cold are made regionally.be sure to check in first thing in the morning with the cbs 58 morning news starting at 4-30. 3 3 with the cold temperat

under the plan a property owner , would pay for one-third of the co, milwaukee mayor tom barrett says homeowners could pay for the new pipes over time, over ten years, for instance. that lowers the price tag for a homeowner to a few dollars a month. a milwaukee tradition is back. today the ice skating rink at , red arrow park opened for the season. skating is always free at the rink if you have your own skates. if you don't, you can rent them. because of our cold temperatures, the rink has postponed its holiday hoopla celebration until next wednesday, december 21. patrick's live at state fair park. ? patrick: during the campaign, trump and house speaker paul ryan had a rocky relationship. tonight, both were in the room. hear what trump had to say about ryan tonight and the crowd's reaction. mark: plus, when we trade this cold for more snow. the latest on the timing and early thoughts about how much is on the way. joyce: remembering a 15-year-old shot and killed while inside her own home protecting someone else. and part of a holiday display joyce: take a look at your screen. an el pas

mayor tom barrett has released a statement on the vote saying.. "milwaukee continues to move forward in the fight against lead. i'm thankful for the council's support and the hard work being put into this effort by city up next on live at daybreak on community is doing this morning 4 years after the sandy hook massacre.then -- two weeks after a deadly wildfire in tennessse all but destroyed one tourist town... we learn just how much it will manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp and... ...keeps you up to 100% flake free yesterday was sunny, windy and cold with highs in the teens and wind chills near zero. with a clear sky, and snow on the ground, temps dropped ic near zero and wind chills to - 15. today is sunny, but very windy and very cold with highs near 10, a 30 mph wind, and wind chills around -10 during the day. actual temps will drop to -3 along the lake, to -9 inland by thursday morning with wind chills to -25. a f

the common council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the only 10 dollars starting today. that's down from 50 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. just in time for the holidays "slice of ice" will open for the season today! it's ready to go-- all the red arrow park ice rink needs now is skaters. it's completely free if you bring your own skates. or you can rent a pair there for o'clock this afternoon. thieves targeting your holiday packages. ahead on wake up the warning from police. and how would you like a free beer vending machine... that will never go empty? we'll tell you all about anheuser- busch's "office bud-e" fridge.. and carl is check out country christmas! you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. mostly sunny and cold today with high near or below zero. a few more clouds tonight and tomorrow with lows in the single digits and highs in the low teens. wind chills will be in the single digits and teens below zero. nighttime wind chills wednesday will be in the

we're awaiting a press conference from milwaukee mayor tom barrett and commissioner of health bevan baker on cold weather safety. but now, let's go to rob haswell for temperatures mean efforts are underway to keep the homeless safe. in milwaukee county...some shelters are extending their hours. on the efforts. efforts are underway to make sure those in need are safe. the shelter is normally only open during the daytime, but when temperatures hit 10 or below, the shelter opens back up overnight the demand for help spikes this time of year. repairers of the breach has been busy. on monday night--12 people passed through, tuesday afternoon more than 100. that number is expected to grow as the cold air sticks around. staff are working extra hours.. scarves and hats. "we greet them, offer them a hot shower, a hot cup of coffee, a hot meal, a sleeping bag, a pillow and a place to sit., sometimes they put the chairs together and lay down. at about 11 o'clock things settle down and we might even put a movie in and go through the night in warmth " if you are in need or know someone who is, you are

and any road areas which are mayor tom barrett... issuing his own warning for anyone traveling for the holidays. "make sure that you've got a car survival kit that includes blankets, clothing and high energy foods. make sure that your vehicles' fuel tank is at least half full and that the battery is charged." mayor barrett is also warning drivers not to leave cars running to warm up unless someone is in it - to avoid car thefts. for the complete list of closures-- head to our storm center app-- it's free for apple an android devices. law enforcement throughout the state cracking down on drunk drivers. starting today through new years --- 24 o-w-i task force teams will be on the lookout for impaired drivers. overtime for task force officers is covered by federal funding. officials say be smart if you plan on drinking over the holidays...like taking a cab or a bus. there are also several rideshare options available. the d-o-t does offer a free app that has a "find a ride" feature -- locate alternative transportation. three state lawmak

care facilities.the city has 70-thousand lead services lines that need to be replaced. 3 mayor tom barrett says he's pleased with the common council's vote.in a statement continues to move forward in the fight against lead. i'm thankful for the council's support and the hard work being put into this effort by city departments." a show of appreciation from president-elect donald trump ...as he continued his post-election "thank you tour" in west allis...last night.in true wisconsin fashion... he was given a packers jersey with the number '45' on the back.vice president elect mike pence was givean aaron rodgers jersey.cbs 58's david ade was inside...and has a break down of trump's visit. president-elect donald trump is the first republican presidential candidate to win wisconsin since ronald regan back in 1984.he told a crowd here at state fair park they were a big reason why. why. trump: 1:25 one main reason, thank you to people of wisconsin.a large rally one of the trademarks of donald trump's presidential campaign returned to wisconsin tuesday night.-trump trump trump nat- with milwaukee

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 services." services." 3 if you need to find a warming center... you can call 2-1-1. the call center is open 24 hours a day. operators will direct you to the closest center. 3 be tempted to ?warm up? your car before you head out to work or school. but police say... you'll want to think ?twice? before leaving your car unattended. cbs 58's kyle aevermann is riding along with a wauwatosa police officer to show us why.kyle? this is the time of year where car thefts go up, because people will warm up their car, while they are stilgetting ready inside. so to try to from happening, police have patrols looking for cars warming up. i want to bring 3 coming up in our next half

milwaukee mayor tom barrett... issuing his own warning for anyone traveling for the holidays. "make sure that you've got a car survival kitt energy foods. make sure that your vehicles' fuel tank is at least half full and that the battery is charged." mayor barrett is also warning drivers not to leave cars running to warm up unless someone is in it - to avoid car thefts. for the complete list of closures-- head to our website-- fox 6 now dot com. apple an android devices. a racine sanitation worker is killed on the job. officials say mark gates was collecting recyclables on his route yesterday morning when a car crashed into his garbage truck. gates was flown to froedtert hospital where he later died. he was also the pastor at christ chapel in racine. church members say he did a lot for the community... "he meant a lot to the whole community he wasnt just a city worker he was a father figure to for every child in the community" racine police are still investigating what caused the crash. anyone with information is asked to give them a call. in sheboygan county... the body of a

the common council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents who need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. meanwhile, the first major snow storm proved to be costly for m the weekend snow surpassed milwaukee's 4-inch rule.... and on just one block of cramer street... we counted at least 10 cars with parking tickets. each one is worth 40 - dollars. 'its just extra money, right before the holidays. that i didn't need to spend, oh well." we don't know how many parking tickets were issued in total...but remember to always check the signs before in georgia...as six officers were shot in six days. what happened last night, when the officers tried to arrest a suspect. and-- a plane is diverted to j-f-k airport. ...the reason for the emergency landing. plus.. "..the u-n is warning of a growing civilian death toll as the fighting in aleppo drags on. i'm conor powell in jerusalem with the details, coming up." "the first big storm of the season. it is a bi

he was taken to the hospital-- council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the city. meanwhile.. the first major snow storm proved to be costly for some people on the city's east side. the weekend snow surpassed milwaukee's 4-inch rule.... and on just one block of cramer street... we counted at least 10 cars with parking tickets. each one is worth 40 - dollars. before the holidays. that i didn't need to spend, oh well." we don't know how many parking tickets were issued in total yesterday...but remember to always check the signs before you park. happening now - milwaukee police are looking for the person who held up a post office. it happened a little after 3 yesterday afternoon at the location near 35th and capitol. we're told the suspect showed a gun and got away with cash. in another case-- an entire amazon delivery truck witness saw someone steal items from a postal vehicle near griffen and euclid. the

snap.mayor tom barrett says several agencies are hard at work preparing for the dropping temperatures. temperatures."i've also asked chief flynn and the milwaukee homeless outreach team to continue their important work. 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 servi" services." 3 centers available throughout our area. 3 and to find one...people can call 2-1-1...that's the 24 hour hotline that gives out information on cold weather events and warming shelters. shelters.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad is live from inside the impact "2-1-1" call center.. center...where their response is continually changing...jacob. > ...and for a weather situation like this: where it's getting colder day- after-day...> new warming shelters ?are also opening? as temperatures drop.> workers here will take around 600 calls today...that's the estimate...> now - 211...which is run by impact...doesn't only deal with weather related iss

the common council and mayor tom barrett are lowering the cost of a snow plow equipment license to only 10 dollars. the goal is to provide more options for residents that need alley plowing services -- as the city does not plow alleys within the effect tuesday. new berlin police and firefighters join forces off the job. fox6s deandra corinthios explains how theyre helping the hungry. it all starts at the new berlin pick n save...inside the cardboard boxes: 120 hams..purchased by police officers and firefighters...and headed to the new berlin food pantry... to feed families in brookfield, elm grove and new berlin. when it arrives...it is a team effort...by the police officers and the firefighters. "its just good to give back to the community and those who are less fortunate than we are" the pantrys shelves may look stocked...but they rely on these donations "our pantry couldnt afford to buy these" and could use even more help. "the food pantry says what they need the most is protein, an example would be pork and beans, another example would be peanut butter" "this makes a huge difference

milwaukee mayor tom barrett proposed the city will pay two-thirds of the privately-owned replacement with property owners paying the last third. city officials say the replacement process will start next year. "in 2017, we'll be focusing on the replacing lead service daycares and schools,a s well as addressing the homes that have a damaged lead service line." for their portion of the replacement cost-- property owners will pay between one-thousand and 15- hundred dollars. they'll be able to pay it over a length of up to ten years. six elementary school students in florida are taken to the hospital after popping pills in school. according to the school board, a his medication with several classmates. in total, six students were taken to the hospital to be checked out - they are all in good condition. it is unclear if the student who distributed the medication was one of the six who got ill. the medication ingested is reportedly used to treat a-d-h-d. a warning on the fire risks that christmas trees can pose. this video shows how fast a christmas tree can erupt into flames. entire room

the common council and mayor tom barrett are reducing the fee for will drop from $50 to $10. the city will also compile a list of licensed contractors online. this weekend, the roads could get messy. the wisconsin department of transportation warns drivers to use caution. high winds and drifting snow are expected to make driving a challenge. new this morning, one wisconsin college is getting interactive to show the dangers of slick roads. brianna hollis reports. brianna: though many may brush winter driving tips off as common sense, serious accidents happen every winter. a driving simulator at ntc shows when they're dry. >> so here we stop, 100 feet approximately before the squad car. brianna: versus when they're wet. >> you can see on the icy road how much further i have traveled down, almost hitting the curb on -- i've traveled down. brianna: it's not just stopping in the snow that's a problem. >> if i accelerate too suddenly, will start to loose control of the vehicle, as you saw right there. brianna: driving around obstacles also becomes trickier. pretty easy to navigate

at a press conference milwaukee's mayor tom barrett is winter safety tips gloves...scarves... hats and jackets. it is important that you limit skin exposure. tonight, conditions could lead to frost bite and hypothermia. 'hypothermia is a life threatening situation and it occurs when body tempertures drop too low causing shivirning drowsiness and confusion.' 'the cold wind chills will cause frost bite in as little as 30 now coming up at 5 hear what other important safety tips are being stressed during the cold including those that keep you from being a victim of theft. live in west allis i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news steph thanks angelica. we hosted a collection of tips on staying safe, warm and healthy when the temperatures bottom out like they are this week. visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and search "safety information." heartbreak at a sheboygan county college campus. the body of a lakeland university student was found this afternoon in a 18-year-old kaelin kay-lin oneal had been missing since he left his apartment around 10 oclock sunday morning.oneal was f

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 them to warming centers and other services." services." 3 if you need to find a warming center... you can call 2-1-1. the call center is open 24 hours a day and will direct you to the closest center. 3 in this brutal cold... you may be tempted to warm up your car before you head out to work or school. but police say you'll want to think twice before in cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us is live in wauwatosa with their warning. kyle? this is the time of year where car thefts go up, because people will warm up their car, while they are still getting ready inside. so to try to prevent those thefts from happening, police have patrols looking for cars warming up. i want to bring in sgt. katie coming up in our next half hour, we'll take to the streets and see how the pat

the common council and mayor tom barrett are reducing the fee for a plowing license, starting on tuesday it will drop from $50 to ten dollars. the city will compile a list of licensed contractors on-line. the roads could get missy this -- messy this weekend. high driving a challenge. new this morning one wisconsin college is getting interactive it show the dangers of slick roads. we have the report. reporter: so many may brush winter driving tips off as common sense, serious accidents hamon avenue winner. a driving simulator at ntc is showing how different roads are when they are dry. >> so here we stop 100 feet, reporter: verses when they are wet. >> and you can see on the icy road how much further i have traveled down. reporter: not just stopping in the snow that's a problem. >> if i accelerate too suddenly or do any sudden movement i will start to lose control of the vehicle as you saw right there. reporter: d trickier. >> navigate around him. oh, my reaction is a little different now because it is slippery. oh. reporter: when roads are slick things happen fast. making the difficult t

please rise for the pledge of allegiance, led by the state representative, tom barrett. >> thank you.f[ recitation of the pledge allegiane ] >> thank you, governor. >> if you would remain standing, thank you, tom -- at this point, i will invite another to come forward to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> well, thank you for that wonderful rendition. that was outstanding. if everyone would be seated please, our invocation will be delivered by bishop ira. bishop combs: this time, if i may ask you to stand again for the invocation in honor of our governor and the lord and savior of our nation, who has made this nation great. almighty and etern

david: that was david west talking with tom barrett earlier this morning. -- tom barrack earlier thisng. we are looking at silver oak winery, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg. i'm julie hyman. mark: and i mark barton -- and rton.ark ba rates unchanged ahead of next week's fed decision. we will hear from the central bank's governor. julie: iran is getting ready to sign its first oil deal since sanctions were eased earlier this year. mark: and a closer look at taiwan following president-elect donald trump's conversation with the elected leader. why the united nations does not recognize it as a country. centraln india, the bank kept interest rates unchanged before a possible increase in u.s. borrowing costs. the reserve bank of india is also meeting to see the impact of the government's decision to ban 86% of the currency that is in circulation. here is the central bank governor on that decision. >> efficient outcomes in september and october as well as the latest projections for q4, 2016-2017, indicates this stance. you may recall that, in october, the trajectory

please rise for the pledge of allegiance, led by state representative tom barrett. >> thank you. to the flagegiance of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. if you would remain standing -- thank you, tom. anthis point i would invite individual to come forward to seeing the national anthem. >> ♪ o, say can you see? by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed last gleaming?'s and brightht stripes broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? glaree rockets' red airbombs bursting in nightroof through the was still there o, say star-spangled banner yet wave freethe land of the ♪♪? ♪ home of the brave [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful rendition. that was outstanding. if everyone would be seated, please. our invitation will be delivered by the bishop. indulgetime, if i may you and ask you to stand again for the invocation in honor of our governor and the lord and savior of our nation, who has made th

yesterday we sat down with tom barrett, a very close confident -- confidante of donald trump, and thiss what he had to say about declaring china a currency manipulator. a currencya is manipulator? what's the final at that is. that is if the chinese are using u.s. bonds or securities, they can avenue and flow the value of their own currency and also evan and flow the value of our currency. so, on the one hand where we have trade regulations, which by the way are thousands of thousands of pages, and mostly unenforceable. i think there have been two of the enforcement acts in the last 10 years. david: take us into the currency manipulation question. does it make sense for the new president to call china a currency manipulator? they will come, back and say -- if we let it flow free, will you be happy? we all know that it will get weaker and that won't make anything better. i don't think it serves a useful purpose except in so far as perhaps mr. trump will want to send out a message to them to say -- look, we are not happy with the fact that the currency is weaker. particularly we are not h