the snow up to the north in portions of western wisconsin. it continues to turn around low pressure. cold front moves through. temperatures will fall through the 30's. good chance of rain. tomorrow, 46. saturday 44. sunday nearly 50. breezy. tuesday, another big drop comes in time for veterans day. >> coming up, hunters in alaska had to be rescued after being attacked by five bears. >> where another day of marriage ban was overturned. and a yankee third baseman admits to using performance enhancing drugs. >> and the big winners and a revelation from the country music association awards suspended yankees third baseman alex rodriguez finally admitted to using performance enhancing drugs from anthony bosch's bio- genesis clinic in florida. under a grant of immunity, rodriguez told d-e-a investigators early this year that he used several forms of testosterone from late 20-10 until october 20-12. he was suspended for the entire 20-14 season. the new information could trigger another suspension by major league baseball. ray rice and his wife are ex

snow across central portions of western wisconsin. that's no will continue to fall. up to the north and across the great plains we have some heavy snow showers continuing to drop in. this cold air is trying to make its way here. we take you through monday with clouds of a breakup. showers develop tonight. the powerful cold front will come through tuesday all through the day. rain should mix with some snow into tuesday afternoon. then the moisture get out. wednesday and thursday and friday we are dry. but we will be lucky to climb above freezing at all. to increasing clouds. high temperature into the upper 50s. 47 degrees tonight. 47 tomorrow it's all the work in progress. temperatures will fall through the day. 26 by wednesday morning. wednesday's high of 34 degrees. >> are we getting along? >> keep your distance. weaver over this area on friday. close both directions until 5:00 when they are doing all this work to put in that still bridge so basically they are installing these beams. this is a major project. and not far away another stretch of construction heading s

this is what it looks like in west western wisconsin as parts of the state are getting anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of snow. while in rapid city, south dakota, school districts have canceled classes today. and the winter weather has forced the city to cancel its veterans day parade, where we find reynolds wolf. just how bad is it? it doesn't look good. >> you know, it doesn't. i mean, in terms of aesthetics are concerned, it is pretty to seal. the deal that's not so pretty is that less than 48 hours ago you had temperatures in the 60s. yesterday we had 40s. skies were mostly sunny. now cloudy. we're talking temperatures around 15 degrees or so. the windchill it's below zero. people moving through with no major issue as snowflakes are moving through. thing is, we expect the snow to taper off a bit around 5:00 local time. but, joy, then we have another feature that's going to move in. the cold air we're feeling now, you're going to feel even more of it. as you americans -- people tuning in across america can see the snowflakes moving across your scene, it will be the polar air mass sett

westerner. i love wisconsin, i love iowa, i love all the states. what took iowa so long to send a woman to washington? have you figured that one out? >> i do believe it's because senator harkin is our junior senator after serving 30 years in the united states senate. senator grassly has served for 34 years. having both of them holding those offices, there was little room to beat out these very popular incumbents. once elected in iowa, those incumbents generally stay in office. >> all right. so when you get to washington, will you come down or let me come up to the hill and swoo interview you? >> i would love that. you're welcome at any time. >> congratulations to you and we'll be watching. thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks, greta. >>> most of the gop victories happening before midnight giving the gop it first senate majority since 2006. >> republicans will control the u.s. senate for the last two years of president obama's term. >> that changes everything in washington. >> we are heading to washington and we are going to make them squea

when it comes to snowfall over in wisconsin where a blast of cold air has been bringing cold winds and also some heavy snowfall along with the moisture in the mid western u.s. 25 assent meters fell in ash land, wisconsin wednesday. the snowstorm slowed daily routines as people shovelled snow and navigated icy roads in the process. i think we'll still deal with cold weather as we progress through the next several days. notice the high pressure system, how dominant the feature is expanding from the rocky mountains along the cold front. that's the outer boundary of the cold air. that extends past the carolinas. that's the case in the next several days. this system is not moving anywhere. the low pressure system is producing snow. we are going to see white stuff falling in quebec and maybe northern portions of the new england states as we go through thursday. i want to show you what you can expect as you're waking up. look at this. negative 24 degrees for the morning low in denver. negative 10 in winnipeg. very frigid temperatures. we are expecting the highs to be topping off at negative 8. that's very cold for denver this time of year, colder than what al

we chose to focus on the western front for practical reasons.that is where the strength of theholdings university of wisconsin are. a lot of material is germany's role, as well as belgium and france. we wanted to bring these sources to the four and focus on the western combat experience. these first cases in the collection focus on the outbreak of the war in different countries. here is what we are calling germany mobilizes for war. within the case, you can see here for images of -- example, crowds assembled in berlin to receive news that germany was declaring war on russia, and right here, the kaiser is creating a crowd in front of the royal palace. kaiser wilhelm is sitting on his horse. some of the more interesting aspects of what we have for this exhibit are the material culture objects that anti-spangle has donated. within this case, we have two different pins that were passed around in germany during the war . these include a pin: on germans not to forget their colonies. this was a reminder that germany was not just fighting for its territory in europe but also its holdings in africa. there is the payme

heavy snow pummeling western new york, ohio, michigan and wisconsin.east bitter temperatures and gufty winds and even in the southeast they are scrambling for winter coats and firewood as temperatures drop below freezing. we have live team coverage of the nation's deep freeze. meteorologist scott williams is here. first, wxmi reporter troy campbell live in snowy michigan. troy? >> good evening, greta. it's pretty tropical out here. 20 degrees. this is actually a beach. doesn't look much like it now. what you are looking at now just over lake michigan. a lot of this snow. lake-effect snow hasn't been letting up. and it's coming down since yesterday. not expected to stop any time soon. going to be going on through tomorrow and also the next day see more of that drift. slowing down traffic in the area. people don't have to leaf. they are not doing it. they are definitely staying inside. i rode along with an ambulance. they are facing these elements just like anybody who goes on the road. they are having some delayed response times. also, airports, common

western great lakes. but it seems some drivers were not ready. a snow-covered streets causing crashes in wisconsin. the big shift caused by this, -- redman's of murray, the the remnants of murray, the storm that blasted hawaii. even places where snow is not in the forecast. temperatures plunging as much as 30 degrees below average. in seattle the windchill is 20. chicago will feel like 13. this is not pretty. them a taste of winter coming uncomfortably early. >> the impact will be felt all the way down to the goal coast. marcy gonzales abc 7 news. robert mcdonald is expected to announce a major restructuring that could force people out of their jobs. >> we are getting a glimpse of what the that might mean for veterans. we continue here for the first for -- cert everyone getting ready to honor our veterans. hours before we stopped to pause and all -- and honor all who served in the armed forces, a health care change for veterans. today the department of veterans affairs to announce a major for the system that for years has been plagued with problems. speaking out on sunday, robert mcdonald also said

western and northern communities. will zoom in. here is the illinois and wisconsin state line. still moving through portions of mchenry headed towards a leak county. it will be light snow early on. satellite composite shows fairly calm conditions. today's high of 35 degrees. light snow to the north. morrow, 53 degrees. >> coming up, what tweets are topping the wish list this year and the crash and a smash and grab trend continues. more coming up. >> and in sports, the lions' top ranked defense gobbles up the bears and any black playoff hopes. good morning. whenever playoff speculation was beginning to grow, the bears started fast and then fizzled. blinds gobbled them up on thanksgiving day. some stuff up his sleeve, how about the game opening touchdown drive? first quarter touchdown in seven games, color had five at six. it's 7-0. later in the first, stafford back to throw for detroit. jeered alan get him. the ball comes out and alan fights ever before possession. the bears are at the five. after a 2 yd loss, cutler heaves it up and you can't guard this. its 14-0 with the bears

we like elections in new south wales or victoria or western australia as much as elections in kansas or wisconsin or new york. i will also want to acknowledge my friend kim beazley. we met 41 years ago this fall. we were in pre-k. he is one of the finest friends and one of the most principled politicians i've ever met. it's great to have you here. [applause] julia said hers is a relentlessly australian story. i'm going to try relentlessly to turn it into an american story so that she can sell books in this country. [laughter] i think what is most obviously relevant at this moment given the possible candidacies in the 2016 election is what you write about gender. this is a really extraordinary chapter and some of the same passages and who really thought these passages jumped out at him. there is another one i want to read but let me just read you these. i would like you to elaborate a little more on the general question, do stereotypes whisper to us that a woman leader cannot be likeable because she must have given up the nurturing and feeling? you write if you are a woman politician it is impossi

western front are largely practical reasons. that is why the holdings at the university of wisconsin are. lot of material in germany's role as well as what was happening in belgium and france. we wanted to bring resources and sort of focus on the western combat. the focus on the outbreak of the war in different countries. here is what we are calling germany mobilizes the war and within that case you can see different images, here for examples, crowds assembled in berlin to receive news that germany was declaring war on russia in right here the kaiser is creating a crowd from the royal palace and the kaiser is sitting on a source. some of the more interesting aspects of what we have for this exhibit is a material called share objects that andy stanko has donated. but in this case we have two different than that were passed around the germany during the war. these include a pain, not germans not to forget their colonies. this was a reminder chairman is fighting not just for territory in europe, but also to show solidarity. a pin of the german home a to signify their loyalty to the war. one

western front for largely practical reasons. that is where the strength of the holdings of the university of wisconsin are. lot of material and germany's role and what is happening in belgium and france so we wanted to bring these sources to the floor and focus on just the western combat experience. these first cases here in the collection focus on the outbreak of war in different countries so here is what we call germany mobilizing work and within the case you can see different images, crowds assembled in berlin to receive news that germany was declaring war on russia and right now keizer creating a crowd from the royal palace and the course. the more interesting aspects of what we have for this exhibit i the material culture, there are two different pins, in germany during the war. and not to forget their colonies, this was a reminder that germany was fighting not just for its territory in europe but its holdings in africa. there is up in here to show solidarity with the combatants, little can of the german helmet which a person could wear in order to signify their loyalty to the war effort. one theme tha

california and two feet expected for the western plains and the northern great lakes, but it seems some drivers were not ready. snow-covered streets causing crashes in wisconsin the big shift in where caused by this, the remnants of nuri, the 800-mile storm that battered alaska heading south bringing an arctic blast of cold and snow. temperatures plunging 30 degrees below average. the windchill in seattle, 20, chicago, feel like 13, minneapolis 6 below. this is not pretty. a taste of winter coming uncomfortably early. >> polar vortex of 2014, am i prepared for the winter? not mentally. >> reporter: the impact will be felt down to the gulf coast. the only parts of the countries that that will avoid the drop in temperature is the as well as, hawaii and -- the southwest and hawaii and alaska and southern florida. >>> sky6 live hd is looking live at atlantic city, beautiful out there right now. not a cloud in the sky. we're enjoying some mild weather for mid november and that all changes in just a couple of days. cave dave is outside with a -- david murphy is outside with a look ahead. >> reporter: sarah we don't have to deal with the cool air for several days an

western illinois and will be here at lunch time today. so there will be rain came to us know what the potential for termination especially north of chicago along illinois and wisconsin border. we could see 3 in. of snow. 33 degrees afternoon temperature 23 by late tonight the mouth like a pitcher 31, wed. 35 temperatures tumble again for thursday 27 degrees at thanksgiving day. >> dr. tony will be here to talk turkey and for your pet you have some safety tips. >> a boy carrying a fake gun at a live shot by police and ohio, will have the latest details on the investigation. >> as well tell you why the city christmas tree is getting day heavecleveland polie department investigating fit shooting by two officers of the 12 year-old boy who pulled a bb gun from his waistband. the officers have been done administratively if they responded saturday to reports of the man pointed a gun at people and a park outside recreation center. the caller said the gun was probably fake but people were scared. when officers approached tamir rice people like done with our safety cap removed and died early sunday from two bullet wounds. one person dead others injured when a tour bus rolled

western, a relatively small, private university, you know, we're on national tv constantly. we're playing football this week at penn state. so we're going to be on national tv again. then we host wisconsin the next week and it goes on and on and on. we have nebraska coming in, michigan coming in. you pick up the paper and there's a big thing about northwestern and we're always on tv. so it gives us very nice exposure and what we really like is it's exposure about the academic excellence as well as athletic excellence at northwestern. >> we're talking education with the president of northwestern university, morton schapiro. he's joining us aboard c-span's bus as it continues on its big ten college tour. we want to get your thoughts, your comments, your concerns about higher education. students dial 202-585-3880 and educators 202-585-3882 and residents 3883. where do you come down on football players trying to unionize? >> well, that was a strange day for me. people always ask me as a long-time president, anything ever surprised you? that day surprised me, i have the tell you. if you go back to when our student athletes led by our former wonderful quarterback kain colter came out and said

western front for largely fragile reasons. that is where the strength of the holdings of the university of wisconsin are. a lot of material on germany's role, as well as what was happening in belgium and france. we wanted to bring these sources to the front, and really sort of focus on just the western combat experience. so these first cases here in the collection focused on the outbreak of the war on different countries. here's what we are calling germany mobilizes for war. within the case, you can see different images. here, for example, crowds assembled in berlin. to receive news that germany was declaring war on russia, and right here, the kaiser's greeting crowds from the royal palace. in the kaiser wilhelm is sitting on his horse. more interesting aspects of we have for this exhibit are the material culture, objects that were donated. within this case, we have two different pins that were passed around in germany during the war. these include a pin calling on germans not to forget their colonies, this was a minor the germany was fighting not just for its territory in europe, but also, it's holding

wisconsin. that's west to east, but your local forecast in 30 seconds, first to the snowy cities brought to you by burlington. >> we are getting more reports of snow in the western areas. you have seen the snowflakes coming down and melting on contact, still just rain in d.c.. to be some pretty good downpours, expect to have visibility reductions at times. we are expecting a transition to the >>> and coming up, more of my interview interview with officer darren wilson. what his life is like in hidin and what it's like for his family. >>> plus the alarming weakness in home security systems. why your home may not be as safe as you think. >>> and epic fail, the twitter executive who had trouble using twitter. the message he accidently shared with the world. >>> and the huge "dancing with the stars" after part gets started. alfonso and witney taking home the mirror ball. ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter ♪ ♪ when the snow comes to cover the ground ♪ ♪ it's a time for play, it's a whipped cream day ♪ ♪ i wait for it all year round ♪ ♪ in winter it's a marshmallow world. ♪ ♪ making a pie that pops is surprisingly easy. just unroll, fill, top, bake and... wow. t

western new york. feet of snow on the ground in new york east of buffalo and another to feed my fall by the end of the week. areas near the great lakes are getting hit. from wisconsin through miss you michigan and eastern wayne's world. julie, it is my childhood! roof of thef the house into the snow bank. >> that is actually tom walking uphill through the snow both ways to school. >> we had an ice rink in the backyard, and in february, you just give up. >> they did not let him wear shoes, though. >> we had snow shoes. this is why jenny ray exists. let's go to what matters -- equities, bonds, currencies, commodities . l was a $73y -2, oi handle when i wondered in this morning. $74.48. dow up with me, the grinding ever higher, not ever higher, but near a record high, s&p 500 of course we saw that. $117.54, the yen, really beginning to look at $120. let's go to auburn on make= -- let's go to abenomics. yen, you can see it is like government mandated. this is the government working, getting into the market, and then they have finally given up. weekis strong japan, china, and it is not just about renmembi.nt i >> i am so confused. are there other countries in the world?

western, a relatively small, private university, you know, we're on national tv constantly. we're playing football this week at penn state. so we're going to be on national tv again. then we host wisconsin the next week and it goes on and on and on. we have nebraska coming in, michigan coming in. you pick up the paper and there's a big thing about northwestern and we're always on tv. so it gives us very nice exposure and what we really like is it's exposure about the academic excellence as well as athletic excellence at northwestern. >> we're talking education with the president of northwestern university, morton schapiro. he's joining us aboard c-span's bus as it continues on its big ten college tour. we want to get your thoughts, your comments, your concerns about higher education. students dial 202-585-3880 and educators 202-585-3882 and residents 3883. where do you come down on football players trying to unionize? >> well, that was a strange day for me. people always ask me as a long-time president, anything ever surprised you? that day surprised me, i have the tell you. if you go back to when our student athletes led by our former wonderful quarterback kain colter came out and said

western district federal judgeship in which is, which and i am a happy to stand here with my colleague again today to speak in support of another terrific judicial nominee who will serve the people of wisconsin well. judge pepper is an outstanding bankruptcy judge, and she will be an outstanding u.s. federal district judge. as president obama noted in making the nomination, judge pepper has a long and distinguished record of service and will serve the federal court with distinction. pam pepper has indeed dedicated her professional career to public service. she has a distinguished career as a judge, federal prosecutor, public defender, and attorney in private practice. she has spent that career dedicated to serving her clients and the people of the united states. i am confident she will continue her outstanding service on the bench and the people of wisconsin will benefit from having this experienced and dedicated public servant as a u.s. district judge. as you've heard, she has served as the chief bankruptcy judge in the eastern district of wisconsin since 2010, having served as a bankruptcy judge in that district since 2005. she simultaneously served the people of the southern district of i