what is happening at the moment, light lake-effect snow, coming into michigan, syracuse, watertown, not as bad as it could be. looking at this fast moving clipper system over the great lakes, it will bring just a little bit of additional light snow. so i know that's not what you want to hear, but we are getting a littleit of it. unfortately we have stormy weather to talk about. look what is happening in baton rouge, in new orleans, the rain really coming through jackson, mississippi, central alabama. this will cause problems with flooding. we have a flash flood watch in effect starting tonight, straight through monday for much of the region. as well as the threat for thunderstorms. this is on new year's day. tomorrow, we could see damaging winds with large hail, all the way from texas. all the way to louisiana. just be careful out there, that's what we're looking at in terms of the threat for severe weather. the heavier downpours, where theed the flooding may occur, looks stormy for the start of the year. on a positive note, new year's ee eve, times square looks good. 41, a lot colder b

little bit towards syracuse and watertown. these will be light accumulations, it is a fast moving clipper system coming through and that's why they're called a clip, they clip on through quickly. light accumulations, maybe an inch at most, maybe two. we're watching for rain unfortunately, if you're traveling this busy weekend, for new year's, wet weather from houston to new orleans, all the way to mobile, alabama, flash flood watches in place starting tonight, going straight through new year's day, a dangeus situation because we could see 2 to 5 inches of rain accumulate along the coast, so areas that are low lying, that tend to flood, we may have flash flooding. we'll be watching that very closely. how about times square, saw the excitement already early this hour. when the ball drops, the weather looks great. mostly cloudy, a cool breeze at 41. i've seen a lot worse for new year's eve, temperatures are much colder. i think 41 is pretty comfortable. i think most people will be happy with that. elsewhere, for the last day of 2

.>> new year's eve at at watertown turn. we are selling a $20 we are selling a $20.17 sparkling cider in glass of wine and a couple of oysters. at 6 pm we are doing a countdown because i am too mac old to stay up till midnight anymore.>> reporter: libations will be poured in there's plenty on the menu. >> we can see the light show better than we can see it from the high dive which is two blocks away.>> reporter: john plans to cash in. he is open for great weather. 2017 means the year and on his book. a busy new year's a great way to start. >> it gets us through the end of december up until april when the giants come back.>> reporter: looking for a strike this year, the folks at lucky strike san francisco.>> no cover charge, $59 to come in, you get two hours open bar with food, your bowling, and your shoes. it's all you can do, $59 a piece. >> reporter: these businesses are in high traffic areas. up the road inside the very building, the crowds are already here, many of them tourists like this man from mississippi with 19 fam

he was seen in rapids city, south dakota, on his way to watertown, south dakota. i haven't been to either spot. he's already delivered 6 million gifts. santa travels 18 hurricane miles per hour to deliver all the presents to children all over the world by christmas morning. 390,000 homes per minute. this tracking began in 1950. ki bet the tracking didn't look that 3d. >> and how does he eat all of those cookies that fast? >> he was looking at me, and i'm like, i can't answer that question. >> he is incredible. he's coming into to our area swrsh very soon. >> it's feeling like christmas here, because it is colder right now. >>> it will feel like knot pole tonight. some mountains getting some snow snowe as well. we had a lot of snow up in the tahoe area. some these ski resort, a foot to 8 inches of fresh powder. if you're heading there, you'll love the skiing conditions. we did have some snow in the san lu krirks a mountain range. southern california, they continue to see some of novel there. if you're heading in that direction, be dareful going over the grapevine f

you faced, do you think, playing this character given what a tough time this was for the boston and watertown police departments? >> pete and i were like -- i knew there was a huge responsibility and a lot of it would be on my shoulders because i was from there and they would hold me accountable. we were so inspired by what people did, we never found ourselves complaining or needed motivation. for the story taking place, well over 100 hours, telling it in a two-hour movie, we figured out the best way to have me in two places at one time and not giving somebody else credit for something they didn't do was to create the composite character. >> one of the things i found fascinating about the movie was catherine russell, the widow of one of the did have of tamerlan tsarnaev. >> i want a lawyer. >> the film makes it very clear that law enforcement and you think that she knew more than she is telling. >> well, again, i reached out to her four times through her attorney, trying to get her to explain how it could be conceivable that they lived together in a very small apartment and bombs are being ma

under watertown. the conventional thinking is that was an unprecedented act and in direct response to some of mr. trumps, it's about china to more specifically his phone call with the taiwanese president. i'd be interested to act, does not comport with your understanding without the chinese note operates? what do you think this says about the reality of the rhetoric transitioning into direct action when it comes to military events? >> the gentleman right there in the checkered shirt. >> got with federal news radio. you have changed a number of personnel things which you mentioned just recently about cutting additional duties, cutting down some training time. that's an order to hire better people. do you see its emergency to get those people coming in to the next administration? and contending that kind of work. >> and then the gentleman in the uniform right there. >> thank you. german air attachÉ. madam secretary, you elaborate on the f-35 transferring the air war to come. you spend together with the

watertown,ck is in new york. go ahead. you are on. caller: i am calling from new york state where our votes count for nothing for the simple reason that new york state, new york city out votes all of us and we have no say is. more counties went for trump in this last election then went for hillary. however, she walked away with those 4 boros in new york city taking the whole thing. we have no right see her. maine,in, they are -- in they allow for the electoral votes to be split. not in new york. if you have a system where the folks who vote in the cities, they will control this country. angeles, ins chicago will run the country and they will run it right into the ground. host: you would advocate for keeping the college? would you advocate for giving votes proportionally? -- caller: i was say new york state, those of us who live in the northern part, i love as far away as newark city as richmond, virginia is from new york. we have no rights here. host: that is patrick. of thed, virginia, one places where focusing on the electoral colle

tough to pinpoint exactly where it's going to be but i bet you watertown, new york, where feet of snow out of it. the big story is what is brewing out west. the storm pushes onshore and drop snow anywhere from portland, oregon, to boston, massachusetts, and by the time you get to saturday, an interesting setup. a him warm front pushes in and all of that snow is going to turn to rain, except for maybe northern new england. charlie? >> lonnie, thank you very much. >>> a desperate evacuation is under way right now? the syrian city of aleppo. video appears to show a convoy of ambulances bringing injured people from the tiny area held by rebels. syrian government buses are ready to remove thousands of p forces. reportedly wounding at least three. the ambulances and cars were trying to ferry people out of instead, they came under fire. this man was apparently shot while traveling in an ambulance. this comes a day after yet another cease-fire fell apart and an evacuation of fighters and civilians was cancelled. an offensive by the syrian regime backed by russia and iran has left the rebels wi

>> reporter: scott, the people here in watertown are in for a long night. up to two feet of snow could blanket the northern and western part of the state by the end of the week. heavy lake-effect snow and a blizzard warning in calumet, michigan, stopped some drivers right in their tracks, making walking the quickest mode of transportation, even in four degrees. further east, in buffalo, new york, white-out conditions forced a battle between man and nature. the combination of snowfall and whipping 45-mile-per-hour winds led to stressful, white-knuckle driving in watertown. a steady band of snow started falling early this morning, enough to keep plow driver bruce reome busy. >> the main thing that really surprises me when i'm out here doing this is, people don't slow down. i see people pass me when i'm out clearing the road, and a mile up the road i'll see them in the ditch. >> reporter: i'm jamie yuccas in stillwater, minnesota, where it is currently three degrees, but with the windchill it feels like it's 14 below. those are perfect conditions to make these

the actual temperatures have dipped below zero. 4 below from waukesha through watertown and beaver dam, madison and sun prairie. that i now to the snow and entering the forecast. the clouds are thickening up tonight. a little batch of the snow slipping across southeast wisconsin and dropping a dusting to half inch of snow by tomorrow morning. friday afternoon and the evening the snow is developing across the area. lighter snow near the state line and farther to the south with this run of the computer model. saturday. you are able to travel but just allow extra time here across southeast wisconsin. the initial forecast is keeping 6-9 from waukesha to the north. lesser totals to the south. as we get new data we are updating the forecast. if you have tral plans on friday or saturday stay with wisn 12. cold has us today. the snow is coming in friday and saturday. sunday a windy and day. tuesday and wednesday a warm up and returning to the 30s. >> tropical. >> if 6 feels good you are in trouble. >> alicia keys is singing about the importance of family. >> and talking about it on ellen. >> t

they could end up with feet of snow bit end of today just south of watertown. a lot going on, alex. i didn't even get to the snowstorm that's going to move across the country as we go throughout the upcoming friday/saturday time period. >> i had to smile when you said buffalo. quick drop of 4 to 5 inches. that's buffalo. thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, the nfl owners pave the way for the raiders and chargers to move. >>> then we show you this windmill dunk. stay tuned for that. sports is next with louis. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ ♪ i want a hippopotamus for christmas ♪ ♪ only a hippopotamus will do at the united states postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more

we can see withs from 20-30 waukesha, watertown, beef dam. 6 in milwaukee. we'll see below zero everywhere overnight. the winds are strong. we are watching another developing winter storm out over utah right now. that will be moving in the plains. the national weather service put out a winter storm watch for 2:00 friday to 6:00 saturday. another weekend snow from milwaukee to the north. you wake up in the morning hours and we are below freezing. plenty sunshine. i'll tell you how much snow we few minutes. >> reporter: the city of milwaukee doing its part to keep warming centers open. if you are in need of shelter. the outreach team is looking for the homeless. there are 1,400 homeless in milwaukee at any given time. >> reporter: some spotsre facing wind chill well below zero. but some people must still be outside. >> reporter: careen was along them. >> reporter: we were in and out of the cold tonight and that's how most people are experiencing these temperatures. running to the store, filling up their gas tanks. but there are others who spend hours outside n

charge after the explosions, and another who was on pursuit with billy evans and eventually there in watertown when the younger brother was captured. charlie: who helped you? who did you reach out to? this is a city you love. >> i reached out to everybody. the first person i spoke to was my parish priest to get his advice. he knew what my intentions were in wanting to tell the story. so we needed to reach out to everybody. i had to take pete, first of all, i took pete to my neighborhood and where i grew up and to the boys club to meet bob, who is the c.e.o. of the boys club, and met with many different people, these officers, victims, their families. survivors. we had to meet with everybody. had to communicate to everybody what our intentions were. and once they knew that, they were extremely supportive. because we tended to -- intended to show people what boston strong really means. charlie: you have acknowledged too there were people who were holding you responsible for portraying in the movie -- >> absolutely. yeah. on they were happy that finally they knew who was kind of in charge or who

>> reporter: scott, the people here in watertown are in for a long night. up to two feet of snow could blanket the northern and western part of the state by the end of the week. heavy lake-effect snow and a blizzard warning in calumet, michigan, stopped some drivers right in their tracks, making walking the quickest mode of transportation, even in four degrees. further east, in buffalo, new york, white-out conditions forced a battle between man and nature. the combination of snowfall and whipping 45 mph winds led to stressful, white-knuckle driving in watertown. a steady band of snow started falling early this morning, enough to keep plow driver bruce reome busy. >> the main thing that really surprises me when i'm out here doing this is people don't slow down. i see people pass me when i'm out clearing the road, and a mile up the road i'll see them in the ditch. >> reporter: i'm jamie yuccas in stillwater, minnesota, where it is currently three degrees, but with the wind-chill it feels like it's 14 below. those are perfect conditions to make these man-made

washington, milwaukee, and racine, kenosha dropped to 9, 7 in fond du lac, waukesha, also sheboygan, 6 in watertown, 5 in beaver dam. and it's not just the temperature, it is the winds. the winds have been strong out of the west most of the day. 23 miles per hour right now in milwaukee. 25 mile-per-hour wind port washington. 21 in waukesha. that factors in to a feels-like or windchill temperature of 7 below zero in milwaukee. 12 below in port washington. 13 below zero waukesha, burlington 15 below, out in whitewater. we look at our computer models, put in the windchill projections, around 9:30, you'll see windchills could drop to 25 below zero already across the area. overnight, into the 30 below zero range through the morning the criteria, and that will continue on through the night. and now, clear skies, allows the heat to move out. another low pressure system will be bringing us snow. a winter storm watch posted starting 2:00 friday afternoon through 6:00 saturday. for more snow, everybody except for walworth, racine and kenosha counties, i'll be back to tell you how much more snow we're going t

washington, milwaukee, and racine, kenosha dropped to 9, 7 in fond du lac, waukesha, also sheboygan, 6 in watertown, 5 in beaver dam. and it's not just the temperature, it is the winds. the winds have been strong out of the west most of the day. 23 miles per hour right now in milwaukee. 25 mile-per-hour wind port washington. 21 in waukesha. that factors in to a feels-like or windchill temperature of 7 below zero in milwaukee. 12 below in port washington. 13 below zero waukesha, burlington 15 below, out in whitewater. we look at our computer models, put in the windchill projections, around 9:30, you'll see windchills could drop to 25 below zero already across the area. overnight, into the 30 below zero range through the morning

in place. 9 degrees west bend, waukesha and elk horn. 7 coming in for kenosha and also for watertown. 10 at the airport. windchills are coming in that neighborhood of 0 to 10 below. the wind is beginning to pick up for us. the area of clouds. there is a boundary coming through right now and with it a shot of colder air. the arctic high pressure s keeping the cold blanket in place over most of the upper midwest and the plains and the great lakes states. we moderate the temperatures later in the day tomorrow. the windchills tonight at 8:00 most of the locations 10-20 degrees below zero. we move overnight and look at the windchills hoovering 15-25 degrees below zero and holding through the morning tomorrow. so as jeremy said earlier this especially for the kids at the bus stop. now, the snow time line, thursday amp, clouds are coming back, temperatures are actually climbing tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. thursday night with warmer air, a few patchy areas of snow and flurries. the snow really moves in throughout the day on friday. nice and dry today and cold. plenty in the way of

watertown down to 1 degree below zero. it's zero in beaver dam. we are 7 below zero in milwaukee. but there is a second part to the forecast. this storm pushing across northern california will bring us snow for the weekend. weekend. wind chills make it below zero. bundle up the kids for school. it's cold unl they see. >> reporter freezing in it. carole: katie is live in the studio. >> reporter: bottom line, it's not safe to be outdoors tonight. i was out there earlier check on how the cold is impacting people, pets and businesses. this biting cold is a welcomes boost for businesses. but for a lot of us, it takes some getting used to and is always made easier by friends. the freezing temps kept a lot of people away from opening night for sleds on ice. we found a couple of brave teenagers with the rink to >> reporter: mad october animal patrol officer smith patrols for pets in danger. he responded to an increased number of calls about strays in the cold. >> i'll come back in 30 minute to see if the dog is still out there. art * and owners keeping their animals outside. milwaukee's r

nice to see the slice of eyes one below is the current temperature in elkhorn and watertown. we have gone below zero. five in milwaukee. we won't hang at that number for the rest of the night. there is some breeze that brings the temperature to 14 degrees below zero in fond du it will get worse before it gets better. windchills going to 25 below, when that happens and temperatures across the board go to zero and when snow moves in, coming up in weatherwatch 12. joyce: as the temperatures change and snow heads our way, stay with wisn 12 news and make sure to download the free wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. breaking news, actor alan thicke has died. a publicist says thicke died from a heart attack. thicke played the dad on growing pains in the 1980's and 1990's. he recently made an appearance on the netfix series ?fuller house.? he just tweeted about that actor alan thicke, dead of a heart attack at the age of 69. our big story tonight president-elect donald trump in , wisconsin. patrick is in west allis, where the event ended about 90 minutes ago. p

two in watertown. wind chills below zero everywhere. we're at 6 below zero in milwaukee. racine, burlington, 5 below zero. kenosha, fond du lac, 9 below zero. our computer model is saying by morning hours, we'll be around 10 below zero in milwaukee during the day tomorrow up to criteria, we'll hit that tomorrow night, as much as 31, 30 below zero. and in the morning hours until it gets later in the day. we could see advisories, that would be tomorrow night and into thursday. here's the storm four friday sat, low pressure starting to move in on northern california and areas of nevada, and we're also looking at temperatures, if you're going out tonight, very, very chilly. the chilly air stays on top of us for the clear skies at night. sunny skies during the day. and then we're watching by late in the day on thursday, that storm system coming out of the plains starting to generate some snow across iowa, it will hit us friday night. so for tonight, it's clear, it's cold, 3 below zero inland. three at the lakeshore. wind chills about 15 or 18 below. tomorrow, 11 degrees, sunny

the finish line put in charge after the explosion and one on pursuit with billy evans and there in watertown when the other brother was captured. >> rose: who helped? you who did you reach out to? this say city you love. >> i reached out to everybody. the first person i spoke to was my parents' priest. >> rose: what did he say? >> he knew my intentions in telling the story. i took pete to my neighborhood and to meet the ceo of the boys club and met with many different people and the officers and victims, their families, survivors. we had to communicate to everybody what our intentions were and they were extremely supportive because we intended to show people what boston strong really means. >> rose: you had acknowledged also there were people who holding you responsible for portraying in the movie -- >> yeah. they were happy that finally they knew who was in charge or who they could speak to and hold accountable so then they began reaching out to me and tell me what they were comfortable with and not and pete had the utmost respect and wanted to do whatever asked of us. >> rose: what was the

it is 8 at this hour in watertown and beaver dam and fond du lac. the windchills near 0 and low single digits. so this morning it is cold. we hold the temperatures nearly steady the windchills hovering zero to five below. >> thank you, sally. a pizza guy in indiana you don't want coming to your door. ben: turns out he's a fake. he dressed up as a pizza delivery driver and stole packages from front steps in indianapolis. one homeowner caught the thief on camera. the box he got away with only had a pair of slippers inside. those slippers. police haven't found the fake pizza guy yet. the rightful owner is now warning people in the area that this could happen to them too. ben: another unusual package thief, this one in missouri. adrienne: the victim is calling her the granny who stole christmas. the elderly woman caught on camera stealing packages from front porches. the victim says she took three packages from his porch all in front of a surveillance camera and she was driving a hummer at the time. that's interesting. the victim says she looks like an

temperatures right now dropped to 15 in milwaukee. 10, watertown. 8, beaver dam. the next couple days will be the coldest days. e wauksau, 2 below. there is a front coming in from the north and west. that could touch off a couple of flurries but all in all, no accumulations with any snow showers or flurries that move in. mostly cloudy. 12 degrees to start your day. that probably will be the high temperature of the day. and them, we'll see below zero temperatures over the next few nights. going to get with windchill advisories coming up. >> as the temperatures drop, local shelters are filling to capacity. >> they struggle to help the homeless. it's tough because of funding cuts. >> w looking at a cold milwaukee landscape. katie. >> it's an oft overlooked epidemic in our city. it can be a matter of life and death. tonight, i met some people who are working to make the situation better. larry have nowhere to go in this cold weather. >> when you're so out of energy, your body uses everything it has to stay warm. >> he knows exactly how it feels. he spent much of his l

watertown, tomorrow. wind chill in the teens temperatures right around by thursday at morning. 32 below 0. we'llle definitely see wind chill everywheres. skies have cleared out. cooling out quickly. we do have a cold front with the polar air, siberian air coming in. touching off very, very light snow. we'll see light snow or flurries later on. much of it dissipates. cold air settles in. that's all we'll see. temperatures right through thursday before our next chance of snow starts to arrive late on friday. 12 your overnight low if you're right at the lake shore. 5 inland and we will see very light snow, maybe a dusting in some spots. that comes in later tonight. 13 your high temperature tomorrow. wind chill could get as low as 10 below 0. clouds decrease after that lots of sunshine into wednesday with chill could hit advisory levels on wednesday. thursday 7 is your high. breezy again. wind chill everywheres on thursday and then some snow rolls in late in the day on friday. back up to 20. 28 about snow on

it is still working. 19 right now, 14 in watertown. we will get worse. buckle up. >>> tonight, the images coming in. deadly driving. the snow and ice. hundreds of accidents. and now, the arctic air sweeping in, wind chills 10 to 20 delow zero. >>> president-elect donald trump and the russian hackers. he says he doesn't believe it. taking on the intelligence community he will soon rely on. and on whether he needs the daily intelligence briefings. >> you know, i'm, like, a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing in the same words every > also tonight, the deadly plot. after seeing dylann roof calmly walking into that church, killing nine, tonight, the chilling new moment in court. the list of other potential targets revealed. >>> the dangerous blast. neighbors who called the utility company. hours went by. the home blowing up. >>> and holiday shoppers. the one app tonight that tracks days, sending you alerts when prices drop. >>> and made in america christmas is back tonight. where you've sent us now. >>> good evening. and it's great to have y

it is still working. 19 right now, 14 in watertown. we will get worse. buckle up. >>> tonight, the images coming in. deadly driving. the snow and ice. hundreds of accidents. and now, the arctic air sweeping in, wind chills 10 to 20 delow zero. >>> president-elect donald trump and the russian hackers. he says he doesn't believe it. taking on the intelligence community he will soon rely on. and on whether he needs the daily intelligence briefings. >> you know, i'm, like, a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing in the same words every > also tonight, the deadly plot. after seeing dylann roof calmly walking into that church, killing nine, tonight, the chilling new moment in court. the list of other potential targets revealed. >>> the dangerous blast. neighbors who called the utility company. hours went by. the home blowing up. >>> and holiday shoppers. the one app tonight that tracks

pleasant prairie, kenosha, burlington, greenfield and watertown have them in effect right now. during snow emergencies, you're not allowed to park your car on the streets, so crews have room patrick: you at home have been sending in some great pictures of this weekend's snow. here's one from shorewood. you can see the snow piling up on the garbage cans. here's a pretty shot from the elkhorn area. if you have a photo, you can send in your weather pictures through u-local or on social media. just be sure to use the hashtag, wisn-12. and while you're on your phone download the wisn 12 news mobile app. with the free app, you can track interactive radar and keep an eye on the temperatures, wherever you go. sheldon: and you'll want to have that app handy this week. patrick: we have the snow moving out and bitter cold moving in. mark: i will time out the arrival and the below zero temperatures, as well as our next chance for snow. patrick: and here's another look at the roads. these are live pictures. if you have plans to head out, make sure you leave extra time. crews are still worki

beaver dam, mequon and watertown, you are also seeing this around the falls and the north shore region. be careful on i-94 and the rock. more coming in from the west, it looks like it lightens up after that. the big question is, will it redevelop this afternoon? si expecting, perhaps another three inches overnight. as we get through the latter part of the morning and the afternoon, noticed temperatures flirting with that freezing mark, around 32 degrees and we are not done with the snow. a few chances monday evening as we get into the end of this week and the start of next weekend, another shot of snow and in effect for the city of milwaukee. to move your car by 3:00 to avoid being ticketed or perhaps even toed. we are telling you in the last half-hour with some breaking traffic news, earlier this morning, we had a sheriff's deputy squad car struck on u.s. highway 45 and capitol drive, and the deputy was taken to the hospital for back injuries. that happened around 7:45 this morning. looking good in terms of travel time. you can see some spots a little bit more on 95 to downtown milwau

you can see the darker blue shade in places like the falls and around watertown and maysville. it lightens up the farther south you go. as we venture through today. temperatures around 30, milwaukee. we are all below freezing. the bridges and overpasses are slick. a lot of us are in teens away from the metro. six to 10 inches is what we are thinking once we get through today. things will wind down in the mid-evening hours. we have sent lindsay out in the elements. a lot of people will be heading >> we will talk about that. i am in belgium. it is snowing here. behind me is i-43. we have seen a couple of cars slide off. the roads are snow-covered. it has made a little bit of a pass. the good thing is that the powdery snow has not frozen. that is often a problem with snow. we get it freezing, creating black ice. temperatures are starting to rise. we will see a lot of these spots and that is good for these cars that will be driving on the roadways. it makes for a little bit of traction. as far as driving conditions, make sure you are leaving plenty of you and the car behind you. it

and watertown later tonight. and during the snow emergencies you're not allowed to park your car on the streets so crews have you can track the snow from your phone or tablet, download the wisn 12 news news app. you will find the latest weather conditions there, including weather alerts and snow closings. milwaukee police are investigating the deaths of two baby girls reported hours a part. the first call came at 5:15 yesterday morning. a 3-month-old baby girl, dead inside a home near 33rd and cause of death. then just after 11:00 yesterday morning, a 5-week-old girl was found dead. you can see the police tape around the building near 51st and north. right now, both cases are being called sudden deaths, until we get any more information. new this morning, milwaukee police say the body of a missing woman has been found. rescue rescue crews were called to lake como , and they recovered the body of 40-year-old man. it is unclear why he was on the ice in the first place. president-elect donald trump and vice-presiden

watertown's snow emergency is set to begin this evening. and a reminder during these snow emergencies, you are not allowed to park your car on the streets, so crews have room to plow. in milwaukee, winter parking rules are in effect across the city. and that means the four inch parking rule could go into effect at some point today. if the city declares the rule in ct to park where four inch parking signs are posted. the dpw say it will let us know if and when that four inch rule begins. if you're parked on a marked street, you could be ticketed or towed. we have been receiving reports of some accidents overnight, including one involving this snow plow. this happened just after midnight near 20th and highland in milwaukee. the truck slammed into a pole. no word on any injuries. let's take a live look at statewide road conditions from the wisconsin department of transportation. the roads shown in purple mark slippery patches. covered with snow. if you're flying today, you'll of course want to stay in touch with your airline. according to flig

watertown's snow emergency is set to begin tomorrow evening. we will keep you updated on that. and don't forget about the parking rules in the city of milwaukee. the dpw says they will let us know if and when the four-inch rule starts. so pay attention to the signs on the street. street, you could get a ticket or be towed. salt trucks hit the streets in milwaukee at 2:00 this afternoon to get ahead of the snow. and it's important for you to be prepared as well. 12 news' ben hutchison joins us live from 13th and galena. i know that that is pretty much a command post, lots of trucks coming and going there. >> it is. adrienne, as you mentioned, trucks have been out this afternoon pre-treating main streets here at the salt yard. we're still waiting on most of the snow to make it's way to milwaukee. the 102 trucks that are getting a jump start on the storm are laying down a pre wet salt meaning it has more of an , oatmeal consistency. that will prevent the salt from bouncing off the roadway. public works director of operations laura daniels says once the snow really starts falling p

it starts sunday night in watertown. we'll update that list along with any church and event cancellations that come in on the free wisn 12 news app. you will see our live interabtival radar there. we're following breaking news this morning. officials are investigating the death of an infant near 33rd and west garfield. police baby died. no word on if arrests were made. we will continue to keep you updated throughout the morning. a warning from officials this morning after a man falls through ice and dies. it happened on lake como yesterday afternoon. 20 rescue agencies we're called in to search for the 40-year-old man. but it was impossible. had, no ice is safe. >> ice is incredible unstable. but it is extremely dangerous when it is forming and when it is thawing. andy: officials are saying it is unclear why the man was out there in the first place. his name is not released. a group of moms is asking milwaukee county sheriff david clarke to step down. this comes after four deaths at the jail that his department ru yester

it starts sunday evening in watertown. we'll update that list, along with any church and event cancellations that come in, on the free 12 news mobile app. you'll also be able to see our live, interactive radar. download it from the apple or google play stores. a warning from officials this morning after a man falls through ice and dies. it happened on lake como in afternoon. about 20 different rescue agencies were called in to search for the missing 40-year-old man but the cold and , conditions made a rescue impossible. and now authorities say, because of the warm weather we've had, no ice is safe ice. >> ice is incredibly unstable, but it's extremely dangerous when it's forming and when it's thawing. andy: officials say it's unclear why the man was out there in the first place. his name has not yet been released. a group of moms is asking milwaukee county sheriff david clarke to step down. it comes after four deaths at the jail that his department runs, including the death of a baby. yesterday, the group progressive moms

this is a stretch from greenfield ave to watertown plank road it's closed so they can put the bridge gerters. >> a milwaukee teacher could be walking the red carpet. >> choir director finalist for the music educator awar. >> striking the right chord in the classroom. >> step into the raegan high school choir room and you'll from these young voices but also their leader. this week erika breitbart found her passion landed her on a short list for a major award. >> it's a great honor i'm more excited my students get that recognition because they spend day in and day out practicing. >> emanuel rodriguez. >> holy moly my teacher is nominated for a award. >> breitbart for pushing him out of his comfort zone >> it all starts when breitbart was nominated by raegan staff. they put together video followed by rounds of interviews. >> it's friends family students parents community members. >> she says an 8 year uphill climb sets her apart. >> there is no program here. and the principal said you should build a program. we started it from scratch. >> it grew from 50 to 400 students who make music w