remember her phone call from detectives schoonover in milwaukee? well, just before he hung up the phone, he asked lynx one more question, which proved to be critical. >> so i asked her what did timothy wicks look like. she described her tim wicks over 6', over 300 pounds, and tim wicks is smaller than you are. there's a big difference. and it was very obvious. now we're looking at i didn't theft. and this is not a good sign for tim wicks? >> no. it's not. >>> coming up -- if the man working in fargo wasn't timothy wicks, who was he? progresso. it fits! fantastic! [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >>> when milwaukee drummer timothy wicks left town for a gig in canada, he told friends he was pursuing a dream. investigators fear that dream may have turned into a nightmare. tim wicks is missing, and another man in fargo, north dakota, is pretending to be wicks. >> got a driver's l

milwaukee also. then by the time we go through friday, that's just plain old cold heading through the great lakes and that means heavy lake-effect snow. if you're watching us on wltz nbc 38, columbus, georgia. monumental rock 'n' roll photography at the columbus mutual. a little david bowie, a little "white wedding." >> i love him! you're doing a really good job. >> we try. not great, but we try. >>> now here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. two of robert kardashian's ex-wives claim chloe kardashian not his biological daughter. the late kardashian told him chloe was not his daughter and comes in the wake of chris jenner saying she was unfaithful to kardashian during their 30 years of marriage. chloe tweeted i let a lot of things fly and you are disgusting. no word if she plans to file legal action. >>> the people's choice awards last night winners were "harry potter." and katy perry. your favorite, bill. halle berry is going third go at the atary. 66-year-old rocker bria

nashville he's a senior fellow with the truman national security project and the talk radio host in milwaukee we have jeffrey summers he's an associate professor of political economy at the university of wisconsin milwaukee and in irvine we cross to mark divine he is professor of history at the university of california irvine all right gentlemen cross-like rose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want mark we talked about the events of last year let's talk about the events of this year what would you hope for what's your wish list that happened this year in two thousand and twelve on the back of such a tumultuous year. what i would hope for is the institutionalization of the move towards democracy that you know so so and through all the world in two thousand and eleven you know for that to happen we're going to see we're going to have to see even more a citizen involvement we're going to have to see citizens taking back their governments around the world and being willing to do the hard work to do this you know the one thing going back to egypt many times this year and seeing how

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rain in milwaukee, chicago, louisville. snow in northern new england. se vaer storms in the carolinas. >>> with this busy week in politics, there was plenty to poke fun at for the late night comics. >> everything was fair game. >> president owe what gave his state of the union address tonight. he focused or four areas he believes are the key to secures our future. they included tv shows about cup cakes. >> with a role like that, it was worth crying over spilt milk. >> as a american who does comedy for a living. been there. the worst part is not the crowd's reaction. it's the wife's. you know, that face says -- that face says, [ bleep ], told you that wasn't funny. >> oh, hardy har har. it is to laugh. while the jay leno in chief was cracking wise, the crime rate in the country is soaring. just yesterday, two peanuts were walking down the street and one was assaulted. >> to the obama is traveling the country. he spent last night in las vegas. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. this morning, he woke up on his hotel room floor trying to figure out what to do

democratic and the suburbs of milwaukee or republican. the rest of the status of pasta. that is why normally includes competitive races weather was ron johnson or others are others out there, was kind of a 40/40/20 split. about 20% that is kind of up for grabs in the middle. that number shrank a little bit as there has been so much debate and discussion. i think, we really haven't been a concentrated campaign giving our side of the story throughout all this those debates so i'm optimistic that the more the facts get out the more people hear the truth and the more they see the benefits of the local governance not only financially but long-term, i think you will see a shift but i don't think it is going to be a tremendous shift but i think you will see a shift in our direction. i think there will be battles just like in 2012 in the u.s. senate race in presidential race in our state. it will be a close competitive race because wisconsin like a lot of other midwestern states are evenly balanced. in terms of the ads, we have run positive ads u

this is the biggest snow of the season for chicago and milwaukee. it's only six inches. >> i was going to say, it's about time. >> yes. >> the quiet storm with bill karins. >> or i could be going through puberty. it's your choice. >> all right peter brady. we turn to sports now. a new poll confirms what everybody already knows. tebow mania is an epidemic. the poll conducted to determine america's favorite athlete now finds tim tebow as number one. second to kobe bryant, aaron rodgers, peyton manning and tom brady. only 11 athletes have ever held that top spot. the include includes michael jordan, tiger woods, lebron james and now tim tebow. he had the country mesmerized for last sunday's wild card game. the game was watched by an astounding 42.4 million people. making it the most watched program on television since last year's super bowl. they're expecting huge numbers saturday night when the broncos play new england in prime time tebow and brady. on twitter, tebow's overtime touchdown pass inspired more tweets in the united states than any other ev

same goes for areas like milwaukee, too. indianapolis will get a little snow out of this along with our friends in kentucky and tennessee. today's forecast, snow developing in chicago. cold and chilly in the middle of the country. soon all that cold air is headed to the east coast this weekend. >> goody. you are keep saying that. >> it's on its way. >> just never happens. i told you. we have to bet on it. thanks. how much is too much when it comes to an age difference in marriage? plus, shocking allegations regarding the parenthood of one member of reality tv's most infamous clan. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. their kids are adults? i have twins, 21 years old. each kid has their own path. they grow up, and they're out having their life. i really started to talk to them about the things that are important that they have to take ownership over. my name's colleen stiles, and my kids and i did our wills on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoo

there's talk of milwaukee mayor tom barrett former congressman dave obie and of course in wisconsin there's always a discussion about the possibility that russ feingold might be convinced to make the run and that would be remarkable john nichols thanks so much for being with us tonight. thank you noticed that it is your job that coming up in the rest of the show deep pocketed political donors aren't just throwing their money in political campaigns and super pacs are also getting wads of cash to prominent t.v. networks a bombshell new report examines just how corrosive the spending is to our democracy also the organization that brought us occupy wall street has a new plan to tell you what it is and why literally the whole world will be watching and finally what's behind the uptick in cancer diagnoses among t.s.a. agents explain in tonight's daily take. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here in the. i think rocket bombing eatable one well. we never got the book says they're going to keep you safe get ready because you know your freedoms. you know sometimes you see a story

host: craig gilbert, "milwaukee journal sentinel." guest: it is interesting to hear people talk about their own history with unions. this is why this debate has been so intense. in a state like wisconsin, a lot of people have the history in their family of union membership or of public employees. i set out to figure out how big the constituency of public employe is represented in the state of wisconsin. akin to the conclusion 25% -- i came to the conclusion that 25 percent to 30% have a public union member in the household. these really pressed hot buttons for people. this is becoming a personal, political fight that has divided families. host: said antonio, texas, gladys, you are on "washington journal." caller: i think the unions are being unfair to the american people by being determined to get rid of the unions. that is not right. that is not what the founding fathers had in mind when they started america. it is about a garment by the people in for the people. this governor is acting like a dictator. he does not have the right to

snow very easy to see in milwaukee. you're seeing it this morning from madison. it's about to leave the campus of the university of wisconsin. chicago, kind of hit or miss for the time being. when you get south you're going to see a little bit of that warmer air which will result in not snow but sleet mixed in with snowfall. sunday into monday, that one frontal boundaries moves through, the cold front. warm front towards the west. you'll see the contrast of warmer air in omaha and kansas city. ahead of it, colder air. cold enough to bring another round of snow showers to green bay. wind roaring in the northern rockies. gusts up to 75 miles an hour. the equivalent of a tropical storm or rather category 1 hurricane. the situation for a good part of today and into tomorrow. southern california, not only from los angeles to san diego, even along parts of the gulf coast we've got very, very low humidity with wind gusts that may get around to 45 miles per hour. that's your red flag warnings. certainly something to watch out for. beautiful, pure bliss across the great b

i come from milwaukee, wisconsin. a city with a lot of issues. 55% black male unemployment. truancy and graduation rate, truancy 60%. 60% of students do not attend school regularly. the only graduate 50% of the students that do. when they come out, it is not worth the paper is written on. they cannot even read it. we have the worst fourth and eighth grade reading scores in the nation. in beginning to get a sense of where i am at. in in law enforcement, so you know that connection is. it is a city that has forever been in the throes, if you will, the brace of liberal orthodoxy. i have been a man alone. a man alone trumping conservative values. it is a struggle when you are a manilow and you do not have the support. so, -- when you are a man alone and you do not have the support. i am pleased to be in this audience. >> i am glad you are saying these words. that is one of the reasons you are here. most cities are reflective of what is happening in your city. what is interesting about milwaukee and wisconsin is it seems to be on the cutting edge of the ideas we are going to talk

milwaukee, it was interesting. there was a situation where a young woman was named the outstanding new teacher of the year by the english teachers' council in wisconsin. a week later because of these cuts, she was laid off. well, why is that? well, because the old collect i bargaining -- collective bargaining contracts last-in, first-out. named one of the best teachers in wisconsin, was one of the first ones laid off. well, that's changed now. that process has changed. other than a handful of school districts that ran out to put in contracts before our reforms went effect, for everybody else it's wide open. in iowa we saw with mitch daniels when he did it for state employees, the state got better. and a couple weeks ago when we got our property tax bills and for the first time in six years the average school tax levy went down in wisconsin. property taxes are better for most people in wisconsin, the reforms are working. >> one of the points i've seen you make is, you've argued this publicly, that the reforms will b

democratic and the suburbs of milwaukee or republican. the rest of the status of pasta. that is why normally includes competitive races weather was ron johnson or others are others out there, was kind of a 40/40/20 split. about 20% that is kind of up for grabs in the middle. that number shrank a little bit as there has been so much debate and discussion. i think, we really haven't been a concentrated campaign giving our side of the story throughout all this those debates so i'm optimistic that the more the facts get out the more people hear the truth and the more they see the benefits of the local governance not only financially but long-term, i think you will see a shift but i don't think it is going to be a tremendous shift but i think you will see a shift in our direction. i think there will be battles just like in 2012 in the u.s. senate race in presidential race in our state. it will be a close competitive race because wisconsin like a lot of other midwestern states are evenly balanced. in terms of the ads, we have run positive ads u

a miracle you are flying fighters in italy and not mopping la treens in milwaukee. any of you feel otherwise and want to wash yourselves out, negro, please do so. i will have you on the next smoking back home to make room for the men who want to stand and fight. get your head up, son. you are fighter pilots. >> mike: please welcome one of the stars of the film "red tails" oscar winning actor cuba gooding, jr. >> hello, governor. >> mike: thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> mike: how was it to play in a movie about a subject you had already done. in 1995 the hbo special tuskegee airmen, a great movie but the "red tails" movie is something george lucas worked on 23 years. >> the key is george lucas. the first time we did it was an hbo special. this was done by maestro that is george lucas. i knew that the kids would feel like they were playing in the planes and it would be an event picture. >> mike: i thought james earl jones. i read aequat that he made about the film. he said that "red tails" is like star wars for black kids. >> right on, james, right o

the bus west of milwaukee north of los west of milwaukee. kenosha at 1.6 in. at o'hare for tens of an inch of snow fall today. these are wind advisories. host of advisers to the west a weather system cut could come our way. watching this carefully no snow until that chile tomorrow and thursday coldest day by far look at the temperatures overnight single digits in the suburbs teens and the city rising tomorrow and to the twenties but look at what happens coldest air said thursday morning and during the day thursday temperatures stay single digits much of the day. and dropping down to near zero at night some of the suburbs and wind chill is pretty impressive big high-pressure comes into the area on the update talking more about the snow prospect later in the week and look at what is headed for the west coast during about phenomenal ride fall 5 ft. of snow and mountain ranges forecast in the next 72 hours. parade of storms warmer weather next week clearly much colder tonight. midteens downtown at about 12 degrees at o'hare. mostly sunny it cold but turned breezy.

when i was 16 i moved to milwaukee, wisconsin. lived with my mother and then in 1992, that's when i caught my case. i had a good life, good parents, even though they were separated. but it was a good life. never needed anything. i worked. it's just one of those things. i'm just another man in another prison, just one of the guys. >> "b" range, joe. >> i'm not an angel, i can tell you that. you understand? i'm not here for being an angel i can tell you but, you know, i'm not a monster like everybody believes me to be. >> both the wisconsin and iowa departments of corrections have filed attempted murder charges against nieves. he refuses to discuss any of his cases. >>> up next -- >> as i was walking away, i turned around, i looked and one of the hunters shot me. he missed me. i turn around and i shot him. then i just start shotting all of them. >> we meet isp's most notorious inmate. >>> right now on msnbc, a deadly case of sport and violence. a minnesota man is under arrest this afternoon after fatally shooting five deer hunters i

green bay at milwaukee. >> i love that and she also contributed with 27 big points for the win. >> blew them out 88-53. the final there. this will just about do it for tonight. here's a look at what you will see tonight. on cbs: the "road to the final 4" continues tomorrow with men's action. at 1:30 eastern the big 10 battle between wisconsin and number 13 michigan. followed by nfl playoff action. the steelers take on the denver. for alls of us have a good evening.

democratic and the suburbs of milwaukee or republican. the rest of the status of pasta. that is why normally includes competitive races weather was ron johnson or others are others out there, was kind of a 40/40/20 split. about 20% that is kind of up for grabs in the middle. that number shrank a little bit as there has been so much debate and discussion. i think, we really haven't been a concentrated campaign giving our side of the story throughout all this those debates so i'm optimistic that the more the facts get out the more people hear the truth and the more they see the benefits of the local governance not only financially but long-term, i think you will see a shift but i don't think it is going to be a tremendous shift but i think you will see a shift in our direction. i think there will be battles just like in 2012 in the u.s. senate race in presidential race in our state. it will be a close competitive race because wisconsin like a lot of other midwestern states are evenly balanced. in terms of the ads, we have run positive ads u

tell let us do this actually only a block woman about to give birth felt like a mile have to walk to milwaukee right about here huge contraction nearly brought her to her knees. >> contraction hit and i said do not touch me nobody touch me i had to stop >> calls it coming into jesus moment knew she made it to the ambulance and hospital everything would be ok >> first thing i remember >> hospital closest hospital but not where the johnson plant to deliver >> nursing staff had no prenatal information on julia they were going to have to wing it >> ready to start pushing it >> 20 minutes later baby vada johnson was born happy and healthy way at 7 lbs. 12 ounces >> experience i will never forget and neither will the johnsons who would have made different choices had they had the opportunity. what they say about plans parents want this and doctors want this but director of the show is the baby when they say coming out today are coming out >> so grateful to chicago fire department and staff at a hospital for getting them through the scary night >> you realize what happened to you made it through the

rainy in milwaukee, chicago, cincinnati, and louisville. >> you're a bad man, rob nelson. mostly 50s from boston to atlanta. 37 in minneapolis. near 50 in kansas city and 71 in dallas. phoenix hit 73. salt lake city 38. >>> this is a very popular weekend in the town of frankenmuth, michigan. >> frankenmuth. not muth. >> whatever. simply because it is the 21st annual snowfest featuring one of the nation biggest snow and ice carving competitions. oh, what a fun place. >> teams from around the world are participating, working around the clock on their sculptures. the grand prize, $2,500. >> the favorites are a team that's creating the submarine from "20,000 leagues under the sea" being attacked by a squid. that team has won the competition actually the last three years running. >> frankenmuth, though, is christmas year round. you can go to brauner's. it's a christmas store that's open year round. it's a great place to go. growing up in michigan. >> you midwesterners know how to party. >> we do. >> we'll be back with more "world news now" after this. >> get crazy. ♪ you know

green bay at milwaukee. >> i love that and she also contributed with 27 big points for the win. >> blew them out 88-53. the final there. this will just about do it for tonight. here's a look at what you will see tonight. on cbs: the "road to the final 4" continues tomorrow with men's action. at 1:30 eastern the big 10 battle between wisconsin and number 13 michigan. followed by nfl playoff action. the steelers take on the denver. for alls of us have a good evening.

. >> i had him sign the milwaukee sentinell from 194. >> what does this mean to you? >> a lot. he's my idol. >> reporter: now his doctors say he is really -- >> when i think about muhammad ali i think about his jumping around the rink and you know, the chris -- ka charisma that he had. >> i remember him the way he was. and that's it. he was the better, so i love him. >> reporter: most people bought ali's $25 book but this homeless man with no money just wanted to meet him. the man started walking away, but ali insisted on giving him a book. >> he looked me in the eye and he gave me this. it means a lot to me. >> oh god. oh, thank you so much. >> i'm so excited, oh god. i'm sorry. >> this was an honor beyond belief. >> he can no longer punch but muhammad ali still has the power. >>> still to come, we hear from ali himself as >>> tonight on a second look we remember the career of muhammad ali who will turn 70 years old on tuesday. one of ali's shortest and most memorable fights was against sonny liston. >> reporter: i'm here to promote boxing and to promote clashus clay. i want a

i think that morning commute will be slippery out there and should head up towards milwaukee and chicago will get a little bit of know after 9:00 a.m. this morning. the forecast for snow is not a lot of it but 1 to 3 inches in the quad cities up to maux and northern portions of michigan will do pretty well and blockbuster snowstorm tonight and tomorrow in the twask northwest. the eastern united states, umbrella day and eventually the wet weather will make it to the southeast later today with showers and thunderstorms. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. showers and storm work their way through the ohio valley. weird to see a chance of thunderstorms in this time of year in the middle of night heading for areas of illinois and indiana but that is the story. cold air will swoop in behind it tomorrow. we had a little snow last night in southern new england. >> a smith. >> i know, it's such a tease. >>> coming up, zappos is hacked and wikepedia on strike a. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> beyonce is given a unique

host: craig gilbert, "milwaukee journal sentinel." guest: it is interesting to hear people talk about their own history with unions. this is why this debate has been so intense. in a state like wisconsin, a lot of people have the history in their family of union membership or of public employees. i set out to figure out how big the constituency of public employe is represented in the state of wisconsin. akin to the conclusion 25% -- i came to the conclusion that 25 percent to 30% have a public union member in the household. these really pressed hot buttons for people. this is becoming a personal, political fight that has divided families. host: said antonio, texas, gladys, you are on "washington journal." caller: i think the unions are being unfair to the american people by being determined to get rid of the unions. that is not right. that is not what the founding fathers had in mind when they started america. it is about a garment by the -- a government by the people in for the people. this governor is acting like a dictator. he does

milwaukee, you look dry, but areas like atlanta watching storms later today. well, lori, we're going to continue to watch pretty warm conditions around the country until wednesday. that's when reality sets back in. >> all right. i've got my socks on. thanks, bill. >>> earning season starts, gas rises, and a penny worth a million. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, beyonce and jay-z cree produce their greatest creation yet. >>> a professional bowler strikes out, the giant cage of the falcons and more magic for tim tebow. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lori wilson, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is in venezuela this morning, the first leg through latin america. he'll meet today with hugo chavez. >>> breaking news. state news is reporting that an american born in arizona is sentenced to death after being reported of working with the cia. he once wovged in the marine corps was also convicted of trying to accuse iran