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

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

it reveals windchills only in the single digits. 5 in kenosha. 3 watertown. plus 1 in janesville. now to the weekend snow chances. the weekend is starting dry. once we move into later saturday afternoon, if you are attending a holiday party, snow is developing from the west to the east and steady. overspreading southern wisconsin and continues to the ending between mid night and 3:00 a.m. a second chunk coming in on sunday night into monday and we are hesitant to put the snow totals on this, if both hit us, we are having much more snow, if just the first piece, the it is a couple inches up to 3, 4 across southeast wisconsin. we are continuing to watch that. how about this, next weeks, 15. back to you. >> thank you. will smith says he has wild new nieb neighbors. >> he's chatting about the lion on the lous in the backyard. >> we have the video cameras and security at my house and they show, right, so that. >> that is a mountain lion. >> show the other video. show the other one. now what is a? what is that? >> the milwaukee lion. we found him. >> watch the entire interview at 4:00 a

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

the train heads to wauwatosa, hartland and watertown later today. wisn 12 news' kathy mykleby will emcee the festivities in the village of wauwatosa starting at five o'clock tonight. sal, you are making an appearance today. >> this is a fun holiday choo choo. actually, i will afternoon as we shoot the segment season to celebrate. we are looking forward to it. the train is going to wauwatosa and watertown and hartland. bundle up for tonight. it is not terribly cold this afternoon but the temperatures are going to fall. this morning temperatures in the metro 34-37. with the cold front and the temperatures tumbling slowly at first and reaching into the low 20s overnight. there is a little snow flying across minnesota and iowa and central and northern wisconsin. i do think we stand a chance for a few flurries between 1:00 and 4:00. early temperatures, take a look at this, 36 kenosha. 37 racine and milwaukee and cooler in watertown 32. 30 in waukesha. we get a little bubble of the warm air. look at the teens across the dakotas. colder air is coming our w

streets flooded in watertown after a massive water main break. carbon monoxide levels inside a few buildings hitting dangerous levels. >> the alarm went off. everyone got booted out by the firemen. >> more than 100 people evacuated. it was hard to tell how far the underground fire would spread. >> typically the man hole fires travel in sequence, so it just starts popping down the street. >> victoria: it all started when a 20-inch pipe burst, spewing thousands of gallons of water, shutting down several businesses. >> this is a precautionary there was about three to four feet of water in some of the basements. we want to make sure everything is clean and proper before we open up. >> victoria: the all-day event snarled traffic. eventually crews replaced the damaged pipes. the mayor says this may be a case of aging infrastructure and says even though the problem is fixed, it will take much longer for things to be business as usual in chinatown. >> a lot of our businesses will be closed for quite some time. there is still water in a lot of businesses

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

watertown plank rd to kate tubing on lake geneva 3 this is me- braving the cold waters of lake geneva last december college scholarships and pancreatic cancer reasearch. the event is back this weekend at gage marine in william's bay. new this year-- "freezin' for a reason" raises money for the "santa cause super charity"... which supports the "12 charities of christmas" in walworth county. we'll put a link to more information on our website-- cbs 58 dot com. freezin for a reason is tomorrow from 11 to 4 at pier 290-- part of gage marine-- in - water is 15 degrees warmer than last year, so participants have it easy this year! you can now take a tour of lambeau field... with a packers alumnus! alumnus!the tours are similar to the classic stadium tour route... but packers alumni will be on the tour, telling stories, giving insights and their perspective of playing with the green and gold.the first tour is today... and there are two more scheduled are 59 dollars... but if you want to go... there are a limited number of tickets available. a big holiday donation for the boys and girls club.

watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take the holidays are going to be merry and bright this year... for 75 kids local kids in need. need.they went shopping with police officers and sheriff deputies saturday.milwaukee county sheriff david clarke started the annual "shop with a cop program" in 2007..enough funding was secured this year... to give kids a 100 dollar shopping spree for their families and themselves. maybe you saw a few hundred extra santa's around milwaukee this weekend. weekend.it was the six "santa hustle" at veterans park.it's put on by adrenaline sports management.proceeds from the santa hustle benefit keep greater milwaukee beautiful and toys for tots. 3 "toot, toot!" toot!"it's a special treat, you won't want to miss. the canadian pacific holiday train is headed to the milwaukee area tonight... the festive train, will stop in our area around 6:50 tonight at the intermodal station.the train makes its way from canada holiday train features 14

watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and 3 thousands of high school seniors ...are often checking the mailbox this time of year applied to uw-green bay might find out on snapchat ...a social media app where you can send and recieve pictures .. videos and messages. katelyn santy::46-:52 "they would definitely get a snap before they'd get their mail packet. students get the snaps pretty immediately because it's a place where they are they spend a lot of time there." there." the school says it's able to see when a student sees their message.and so far admitted students are excited. stay with us-- michael is getting some tips on making your holiday party a little more festive.how's it going, michael? 3 you're watching the cbs 58 we're trying to lift your spirits this holiday seasons. you know...make your drinks a little better. better. cbs 58's michael schlesinger is at chophouse in milwaukee this morning. so far so good... everything looks delicious. but someme replicate at home.so, michael, is showing us some easy options!hi michael. 3 3 in your money watch ... sheryl sandberg is donating 100 m

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people from enjoying the sights and sounds of the holiday season.it also made stops in hartland and watertown tonight. 3 3 what better way to get kids to snuggle up with a good book at home than by giving them their very own library.. library..the united way is working with mps by organizing a book fair visit three times a year.each time the student takes one book to keep. educators say children are more engaged in reading when it's a book they picked out. 9:27:40-52we want to encourage our students to read 20 minutes a day, so when they these books, then they are able to go home and have some books that interest them and get them in the habit of reading reading we visited hopkins lloyd community school where children were choosings from hundreds of different books. this is the second year the program has come to milwaukee public schools. milwaukee students, cleaning up the neighborhood around their school.... school....it's part of the curriculum at the escuela verde school at 36th and pierce.the charter school has a physical education course called "neighborhood exploration', where students

after this it moves on to hartland and watertown. it will be at the wauwatosa station until five thirty tonight if you'd like to get out and see it! admission is two bucks a person...plus a donation to the hunger task force. 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is ? we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask y

the train has stops later tonight in hartland, watertown and columbus. if you're going, please bring along some food for the hunger task force. 3 next at five, only on cbs 58, the head of a kenosha health center goes on camera to address serious questions about the care provided there. 3 and the milwaukee brewers pick up a new player in a trade at the baseball meetings. scott grodsky will tell us who's coming...and who's going coming up in sports. stay with us. 3"reopen" "reopen" now to a cbs 58 news exclusive. kenosha's common government to investigate a local health center. center.for months, the city has tried to get answers about how tax dollars were being spent there, tonight, the center's executive director speaks for the first time on camera since the council requested that federal probe.and she's talking ?only? to our lindsey branwall... lindsey. the city council took this action last night, they'll took this action last night, they'll be but the health city just heard their side fo the story. story.their side fo the city just heard their side fo

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wauwatosa at 4-45 this afternoon and stay there until 5-30 before heading out to hartland and then onto watertown. the wauwatosa event benefits the "tosa cares food pantry".attendees a bring food and cash donations to the event. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... the supreme court weighs in on the fued between apple and samsung... the winners and

wauwatosa at 4-45 this afternoon and stay there until 5-30 before heading out to hartland and then onto watertown. the wauwatosa event benefits the "tosa cares food pantry".attendees a bring food and cash donations to the event. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... the supreme court weighs in on the fued between apple and samsung... the winners and 3 in today's money watch report... 3 the supreme court is siding with smartphone maker samsung in its high-profile patent dispute with apple over design of the iphone. today - the justices threw out a 399 million dollar copying parts of the iphone's design. the court said samsung may not be required to pay all the profits it earned from 11 phone models because the features at issue are only a tiny part of the devices.it's not entiurely over yet however. the case now returns to a lower court for further proceedings. starting next year furniture retailer ikea will offer parental leave for new moms and dads - up to four paid months if the employee has been with the company for at least one as other tech companies like netflix are improving their

>> 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

>> 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

tough to pinpoint exactly where it's going to be but i bet you watertown, new york, where demarco is a hot spot and two 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 still held by rebels. syrian government buses are ready to remove thousands of trapped civilians. holly williams is following the story from istanbul. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have obtained a video that appears to show an attack on a convoy of civilians and injured people by pro syrian regime forces. reportedly wounding at least three. the ambulances and cars were trying to ferry people out of aleppo and to

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. they were happy that finally they knew who was kind of in charge or who the

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

. >>> happening now, construction crews are continuing their work to fix a broken water main in watertown. live look of the work being done now 24 hours after the 125-year-old pipe broke causing fires and floods. our jessica reyes is back in chinatown this morning and jess, this pipe is still causing a lot of problems for people in that >> reporter: it's all right, gene. 24 hours since this first started yesterday since that water main break and created this whole mess. if you look over to me, things are looking a whole lot better than what we are seeing yesterday morning. this is moon street and shut down from harrison to washington coming into the city and this is a whole lot better than what we are seeing just about 24 hours ago. the main that break is 20 inches wide and crews had to go in and replace a 12-inch stretch of that rain. the broken main caused water neelen street, a very busy intersection here in downtown boston. some of that water did seep into manholes under ground and we hoed you that that set off a chain of electrical fires under ground. those fires with poisonous gases

we are getting a new look at what's in store at watertown shopping center. developers released rendering what the new arsenal yard small will look like. they say when renovations are complete, the mall will be home to grocery store, 500 apartments and movie theater. construction expected to again next year and be completed in minute mark as you head from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. shiri? >> clear skies, 49?, a little bit of breeze now but winds will be increasing after -- into the afternoon and hour-by-hour look at strongest winds coming up next. >> gene: where bird feeders are turni new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set price and delivers it to you. but the pool is shrinking, so we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region. because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the communities we serve. ?? >> daniel: dealing with the new neighbor, ken and he laura made first acquaintance a few weeks ago. >> it was on the back deck, pulled quarter inch roun

we are getting a new look at what's in store at the watertown shopping center. developers release this rendering of what the new arsenal yards mall will look like and when renovations are complete it will be home to a grocery store, 500 apartments and a movie theater. construction is expected t in 2020. >> a local mother receives a great surprise. >> it happened while she was at work at the natick mall. >> that is paula being surprised at nordstroms tuesday night. look at the hugging here. pensacola for the past eight months and his mother's best friend helped plan this big surprise. you can see more of this video on our web site, go to fox25boston.com. >> i love that, snuck right up on her. i love that. >> sweet. >> and just in time for the holidays. >> we appreciate your service >> this is what city hall looked like earlier tonight. the color red is used as a symbol for solidarity for people living with hiv and aids. mayor walsh tweeted about the lighting of the city hall today. he said, quote, for those affected by hiv, aids in boston ?? dylan: anybody can do

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the holiday train will be stopping in wauwatosa, hartland and watertown later today. the details are on fox6 now dot com. coming up on wakeup-- the white house responds to a fake news story that led a man to show up at a pizzeria with a gu plus - a mistrial declared in the michael slager case in south carolina. what comes next - after the break. plus -- the death toll continues to rise in california after a warehouse fire. the charges that otherwise mostly cloudy with a few flurries possible. highs will reach into the upper 30s. staying mainly cloudy and becoming breezy tonight with lows around 20. blustery and very cold the rest of the week with high temperatures only reaching into the 20s. wind chills will be in the teens. a few flurries are possible thursday then a better chance for snow areas of fog likely. flurries. high: 38 wind: w 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy and becoming breezy. low: 21 wind: connection with a deadly warehouse fire in california. and a judge declares a mistrial in the case against the former south carolina police officer who shot and killed

30am friday, december 16 setting girders for wisconsin ave over i-41 south -i-41 south full closure at watertown plank road - 10pm - 7am i-41 south double left lane closure - 8pm - 10pm and 7am - 9am travel could be tricking this stephanie is here tracking snow heading our way. stephanie barichello a mix of clouds and sunshine today with high temperatures reaching into the low to middle 20s. clouds increase overnight with lows in the teens. two storm systems impact se wi this weekend - the first bringing snow by afternoon/evening saturday. the snow throughout the day sunday and potentially into monday morning. 3- 4 of snow is possible by sunday morning but storm totals will be higher by monday morning. stay tuned. today: mix of clouds and sunshine. chilly. high: 24 wind: nw 8-12 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 12 wind: w 5-10 mph saturday: snow moving in by afternoon/evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: cloudy with snow showers likely. am low: 20 high: 30 wind: s 5-10 mph ny: mostly cloudy withngering m nd: nw 5-1m esday: stly cloudy ancold with the chance for light snow. al: high nd: nw-

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

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

watch for big pictures coming out of buffalo and watertown of huge snow. meanwhile for us this weekend, cold for saturday at 40 degrees. again, with the winds, because it will still be breezy. it will feel like it's in the 30's. we ease off of that cold on sunday. 44, but that is still below while we're staying sunny and cold saturday, its high pressure builds, we're going to watch sunday and monday, notice this warmer air wants to come through and that could squeeze out rain or snow showers very late in the day, because cold air will also be trapped so we're going to be watching that setup carefully for monday, is it a mix going to be possible? now we worked our way into mid december with a couple of cold shots, we have lots to keep an eye on. that is for sure. your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast again those two cold days quick shot, so that's good. we'll be about 40 to 42 degrees on friday. colder for saturday. as we work our way into next week, notice by wednesday of next week, we're back to near 40. that's two cold shots that will be coming our

today it will make stops in wauwatosa, hartland, and watertown. the train raises money and collects donations for local >> now to a check on the forecast with sally severson. good morning, sal. >> dense fog in place for us inland and there is a dense fog advisory for dodge and jefferson counties. the concern especially inland is slick spots op the roadways with the frost. a light snow and mix ahead of the cool front. thepe mild. upper 30s and lower 40s. a little bubble of warmer air. but once that cold passes through this amp afternoon the temperatures are going to fall. stray flurries with the cool >> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, from "the office christmas party," jason kate mckinnon. and riz ahmed. plus, "broad glazer is kelly's cohost today. ? ? >> announcer: and now, here are kelly ripa and ilana glazer! >> kelly: isn't that nice?

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

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

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

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

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