highway 29 that runs through the heart of green bay, wisconsin, was under major construction.ce and amber's family think she and her unborn baby could be buried somewhere under all of that asphalt. >> i know what a certain person was, where he was working at the time. he had access to that. >> that person is matthew schneider. though he claims he barely knew amber. >> we've pretty much been able to prove that that was a lie, that he did have a sexual relationship with her, and amber thought that he was the father of her child. >> police say amber's phone records, combined with her secret diary read like a road map. they believe all roads lead to schneider. >> i wanted nothing to do with the baby, and he wanted nobody to even know that he could even possibly have been the father of the child. >> but schneider has other serious issues. cops find out he also has a fiancee. >> i think the biggest thing was he didn't want heidi, his fiancee, to know because he didn't want that relationship to end. >> cops say in her diary, amber makes it clear she wanted schneider to come clean wit

fox weather's robert ray is live in green bay, wisconsin. what's it like out there? noon to you and everyone watching from one of the beautiful neighborhoods here in green bay, wisconsin. you can see covered with snow. you know, february has decided that it wants to up its ante on all of this precipitation, this winter weather. look at this, guys. we're at the base of lambeau field, green bay packers. okay, so they're not in the super bowl this year that airs on fox tomorrow, nonetheless, the shrine in the tundra with the snow coming down, three to four inches we've gotten already. look at some of this video from around green bay of the snowplows that are out dropping that salt and brine to try and make these streets safe. folks from green bay, they're used to this winter weather. to be honest with you, it's been mild the past few years in the wintertime. a 17-inch deficit for snow. that's changing this afternoon and evening as the fluffy snow has fallen by our estimation, about four inches thus far. they could get above eight and in some areas maybe more. 90 million

fox weather correspondent robert raitt live in green bay, wisconsin with more. it looks snowy. n bay packers on fox tomorrow but none the less isn't this what you think of it when green bay comes into your mind? look at all the video from the surrounding area as i make my way through about five or 6 inches that have fallen so f far. winter weather warning until 8:00 p.m. central tonight. we could get 8 inches, it may be even more an and surrounding ars a lot more than that as the system is tracking across the u.s. this afternoon and into this evening. the northeast where you're at and others will get hit tonight. that is really what we are facing here in february as the winter button or switch is turned on. we had an ice storm a couple days ago in places like chicago and now all the snow coming ino green bay, lambeau field covered in snow the packer fans probably wish there was a game tomorrow but their season is over. it is super bowl on fox tomorrow. but all of the system again will make its way through into the northeast. and then, we are not over yet. there's one comment two

cities like jacksonville, charleston, green bay, wisc wisconsin, friand forks, north dakota, and harrisburg, pennsylvania. fear is also pervasive. people are afraid to go to work. schools. businesses are hurting. local economies and communities and states in states from nebraska to ohio to texas are hurting. this bill plays on fear, it's cruel, it's unnecessary. it's dangerous for all americans' due process rights. vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from maryland -- mr. raskin: reserves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: i wonder if the democrats even listen to themselves. the gentlelady just told us this bill is duplicative of existing law and therefore a farce and a moment later tells us it's an adangerous expansion of existing law. i ask them to pick one side or the other and stick to it. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi is recognized for two minutes. mr. guest: i rise today in support of h.r. 35. legislatio

with the next one that will hit us from south dakota, aberdeen over to minneapolis, including green bay, wisconsinht into saturday morning. saturday morning's when you're getting the heaviest snow in minneapolis. then the ice starts down in west virginia and meets together. by sunday night we'll be feeling it here. we'll be watching that one. i will track this one's timing coming up. let's get your local news and weather next. >> announcer: the friday morning before the super bowl, "gma" is in new orleans. super bowl mvp. and kylie kelce. plus, are you ready for the biggest big-game nachos ever? >> see you at the super bowl. you see. >> hip hop has never seen a beef quite like this. >> this story is about kendrick and drake. >> kendrick lamar is having the best week ever. drake. >> he's just a perennial hitmaker. the guy doesn't miss. >> they both wanted the throne and something happened. >> bring it on. >> if you want to put it into perspective, it's the equivalent of bill gates and elon musk fist fighting. >> kendrick versus drake the feud now streaming on hulu. >> good morning america is sponso

cities like jacksonville, charleston, green bay, wisc wisconsin, friand forks, north dakota, and harrisburg, pennsylvania. fear is also pervasive. people are afraid to go to work. schools. businesses are hurting. local economies and communities and states in states from nebraska to ohio to texas are hurting. this bill plays on fear, it's cruel, it's unnecessary. it's dangerous for all americans' due process rights. vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from maryland -- mr. raskin: reserves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: i wonder if the democrats even listen to themselves. the gentlelady just told us this bill is duplicative of existing law and therefore a farce and a moment later tells us it's an adangerous expansion of existing law. i ask them to pick one side or the other and stick to it. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from mississippi is recognized for two minutes. mr. guest: i rise today in support of h.r. 35. legislatio

election, kloster worked as an observer for the wisconsin republican party on election night and was accused of yelling at election workers and police in green baye disputes. the daily beast did a deep dive into kloster back in 2023, when he was hired by then republican congressman matt gaetz of florida. according to the report, kloster has a history of making inflammatory social media posts and then deleting them, including one where he called himself a raging misogynist. another where he said, you know what i need? i need a woman who looks like she got punched. a third where he suggested slaves owe us reparations. daily beast also uncovered a comment, reportedly from kloster, on a libertarian blog post about from 2012, titled government out of bedrooms but into barnyards reading consent is probably modern society's most pernicious fetish. kloster did not respond to the daily beast's request for comment. opm has also found itself infiltrated by at least one of elon musk's very young acolytes. wired uncovered a number of these young men, including a 19 year old named edward coristine, who appears to have recently graduated from high school and t

wisconsin hockey players made us. but did i say that right was can't was caught was can a special delivery members, the green bay gamblers went to a pediatric clinic. >> and they gave teddy bears away for the teddy bear toss which happened on saturday and all the stuff animals. >> you know, they really helpful. yeah, you're going have a stuffed animal with you. you know, when you have to go somewhere to the doctor and team donated thousands. >> of those stuffed animals. very sweet. >> well, this is a forecast that is going to cooperate actually for this weekend. we're getting a lot of that rainfall out of the way wednesday night into thursday and even into early friday, friday night for your day plans for valentine's day. we're looking pretty solid in saturday looking especially good for the new lunar new year parade years. what we can. yeah. what happens if you don't want like a teddy bear and like your honey, get to a teddy bear with that for valentines put on a bank. give it to the da incoming dishes. —ahhh! —duck! dawn powerwash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. yeah, it absorbs grease five time

wisconsin named teresa halbach. she just loved being behind the camera. andrea canning (voiceover): kim petersen and teresa became fast friends in college. both were photographers working at the same studio in green bay. kim says teresa had a special way with her subjects. kim peterson: she would get the smile. that was one thing i think that she really loved to do was just make other people smile. andrea canning (voiceover): the two stayed in touch after graduation as they launched their careers. but that would all change suddenly on october 31, 2005. kim caught a story on the local news. teresa was missing. reporter: investigators say the 25-year-old photographer was on assignment for "auto trader" magazine when she disappeared. and my heart just kind of dropped knowing that it was somebody i knew. what do you do at that moment? i felt helpless because you want to just deny it. you want to try to get in touch with her. did you try to call her? i did try to text her, but-- andrea canning: no response? no response. andrea canning (voiceover): wisconsin police quickly launched a massive search, bolstered by a team of volunteers. after two days, a big break. they had found teresa's vehicle on the avery