colleen: michael frerichs is illinois' treasurer. he joined dozens of other states to audit the country's largest life insurers and uncovered billions due families across the country and here in wisconsin. >> nationwide, the number is over $7 billion, so we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars that is owed to wisconsin residents. colleen: frerichs says there's been backlash from some insurers. >> kemper sued to block the audit, sued my office, but in their sec filings, they admit that these unclaimed life insurance benefits are part of their bottom line. they're baked into their profits. colleen: illinois and other states have since passed laws requiring insurers to routinely check death records so beneficiaries get paid. they've also signed settlements to force two dozen of the biggest companies to pay out on past-due benefits, including milwaukee's northwestern mutual. wisconsin is the country's 2100 companies do business here, nearly 400 are based here. yet, the state has entered settlements with just three out-of-stat

in the newsroom, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. joyce: two people in sheboygan plan to sue the city, after an officer involved shootiner police were called to the union avenue tap this past july for reports of a robbery. they found 37-year-old kevin higgins in full camo, carrying an assault weapon. surveillance video shows him raise the gun at officers, that's when he was shot and killed. kurt klessig and mary heitzmann were inside the bar when this all unfolded. their attorney says klessig was seriously injured during the incident. they're accusing the officers of negligence. klessig and heitzmann filed a notice of claim against the city last week. it's the first step in the legal they're seeking a total of six -- of in damages. $6.6 million investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong, after a 17-year-old girl is killed in a crash in pewaukee. the waukesha county sheriff's office says the car brielle beres was driving struck a telephone pole on capitol drive just after three this morning. two others were also in the car

colleen joins us with more on that. colleen: we got a sneak peak at what dassey's attorneys have planned for him when they filed this request to release him during his appeal brendan dassey is serving a life sentence based largely on his videotaped confessions. which a judge has now tossed out. >> we went in there, we tied her up, and he stabbed her and he told me to cut her throat. colleen: now the judge who tossed his confession has ordered his release while the state appeals. >> this is a family that has been riding this horrible roller coaster for 10 years, they have faith in brendan, they have faith that the system will get to the truth and has gotten to brendan's confession was not reliable. colleen: dassey is now 27 his lawyers told the judge he'd move to a trailer in northern wisconsin with his mom barb janda for a few months then transition to an apartment in brown county where he'd get educational, vocational, and therapeutic services. his attorney hopes he'll be home for thanksgiving. >> the family is over th

>>reporter: absolutely, colleen. there's some broncos sort of floating around here in the donation center but, yeah, it is a busy day out here at mile high today. the 19th annual blood drive. it's the largest single blood donation drive in the entire state and hoping to collect more than 1200 donations today they've helped more than a hundred thousand people enrich their lives of people who need it, and one of the people i want to bring in right now, this is an ambassador, dan. i understand blood donations have helped you in the past? >> yeah, four years ago, i was in a car accident and received 121 units of blood that kept me alive. without events like this, i >>reporter: you're so busy because of all the number of people coming through here to donate. that's got to make you happy to see in. >> yeah, there's been over 400 people so far. the wait times are low but great to have a many people here to fill out donations and make sure people like myself can live and see their kiddos grow up. >>reporter: absolutely. it's

colleen ferrara is here too. this bell. >> $1 million is our goal today because people need help here in colorado and across the country. i want to bring in lieutenant colonel daniel steer from the salvation army. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you. >> the red buckets have a great history. >> this is their 125th year in the united states. >> where does the money go every year? >> the money stays here in colorado and goes to help men, women and children throughout colorado and throughout metro denver. >> reporter: this money that you're donating right now obviously goes to a good cause but beyondth too? >> we are going to feed people the day after christmas and put people in the shelters the day after christmas so this is our annual appeal at christmas to help us throughout the year. >> reporter: thank you so much for being with us today and giving us the chance to help out our awesome community. >> thank you for your help. christmas. >> christmas. getting it started early today. danielle, you did a g

patrick and colleen are back with us. hello, both of you, now here on this part of the set. colleen, let's start with you. >> my top tip is to not be afraid to pivot if the business is eating into your personal life. yes. and, you know, of course, a lot of entrepreneurs start a business, not just because they have a great idea, but because they also want control over their schedules, want flexibility. that doesn't always happen, though. >> the question there is, what do i want out of my life. >> exactly. >> not just out of my business, but my life, and if i'm not getting what i want out of my life, do i hire someone to help me run the company? do i change the company? >> right. >> but don't forget about yourself. >> exactly. i think when we hear the word pivot, it is a buzzword, we often think of it as a strategy, you know, to grow, maybe the business isn't working out, maybe market conditions have changed. i think we can also pivot if the business is not working for us personally. >> great. okay, patrick. >> so before i meet anybody, i think you probably do this too, i goog

and our friend colleen debase is a contributor editor at "inc." magazine and an entrepreneur herself. >> my name is johnny press and this is rafael delavega. we brought a smelly athletic shoe. >> oh, no. >> not to worry, not to worry. it can't bother us here, we can't smell it at all. >> that's because we invented the air case. this bag uses patent pending technology in the lining of the bag to eliminate the odors coming from the shoes and to kill the bacteria within the bag. it is very durable. you can machine wash and dry it as many times as you want and it will still work perfectly for years to come. and we're very happy to say we have designed, developed and are now in the process of producing these bags right here in the united states of america. >> the small scale production cost of the air case is $23 per unit. it retails at $65. the air case eliminates stinky lockers, smelly athletic bags and foul smelling trunks for good. >> we are looking for a $100,000 investment to lower production costs and to create more awareness of this solution th

colleen: ruohenen's attorney says his client is devastated. ruohenen faces a maximum 90-year sentence if convicted. meanwhile, the dalley family has asked for privacy. relatives have set up a youcaring page for donations and have already received $50,000 in donations. in caledonia, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. kathy: dalley had another child in the car. she is back home recovering. joyce: turning to the weather now, our umbrellas got a workout today. the good news is, it was not very cold. that means rain, not snow. 50 degrees, so we are a long way away from freezing, although it is still nasty out there. but it is rain and not snow, and as said, you do not have to shovel rain. and that is the case. light rain. you have got some pockets, where we have got some heavy or moderate rain it will continue to move in throughout the night. let's expand the view. that is a front that will be pushing it eventually, and that kind of interesting for this time of year. no fog at all. hanging around 50 degrees. when this rain comes to an end, we expect temp

wisn 12 news colleen henry -- at 10:00. colleen: why the lockbox could be rolling out the welcome mat to would be bad guys. >> we call them dirty little secret. these are not secure lockboxes. this technology goes back to the 1800s. telling: the simple solution that can keep you safe and why so many are fighting against it. melinda: it's important information yoed colleen henry investigates lockbox danger tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. ben: looking ahead now, the archdiocese of milwaukee is taking you beyond the pew this weekend. tomorrow's inaugural event is called vip or very important parishes. you'll get a free exclusive look inside four different churches including st. bernard parish is in wauwatosa. in addition to st. bernard there are 3 participating parishes in milwaukee, our lady of melinda: it's a local must-have for the holiday season. this weekend you can get your hands on the 2016 we energies cookie book. there's a big giveaway tomorrow at miller park from 9:00 to 1:00. the theme of this year's book is the w

so we sent colleen henry out to investigate, how vulnerable is the system? colleen: here in milwaukee, there have been well-documented cases of voting mischief people , voting more than once, even the infamous smokes for votes case in which homeless people exchange for going to the polls. so we wanted to know, how safe is your vote? could fraud really impact this election? we'll tell you what's going on behind the scenes, and what you need to know before you cast your ballot. sheldon: watch colleen henry's investigation, how safe is your vote? tomorrow, on 12 news at 10:00. the reminder -- join us on tuesday. wisn 12 is teaming up with abc watch our live coverage, on air and online, starting at 4:00 p.m. on tuesday. adrienne: in breaking news, we're learning more about a magnitude five earthquake in central oklahoma. it happened just before eight -- 8:00 tonight in cushing. that's northeast of oklahoma city. you're looking at some of the first pictures of damage, an earthquake just hit the northern part of oklahoma last week. scientists are linking the uptic

miss colleen is pregnant. >> how cute. i like that. >> how exciting. >> it is so much fun to share this with all of you. i have been hiding this for a >> we were out of order earlier. but we figured it out. >> my husband and i are so thrilled. i love little babies. i have darn good examples. we are so excited. >> a lot of people guessed it they would could not tell who because there are so many possibilities. >> right. >> yes, five months along. we want you guys to go online and guess the gender. we'll do the gender reveal for you this morning at 6:50. we want you to go online and vote. >> we'll let's you know. >>> two sisters one cubs fan, >>> after days hovering around the warm record-breaking temperatures it is temperatures today. >> and more typical weather. we have snow at silverthorne. latest weather cam show headlights in the distance. three and a half to four inches of snow have fallen at the continental divide at loveland ski area. we have a band of rain and snow down the foothills. it would not shock me along hig

that's colleen. thank you. >>> kanye west not having a good week after an onstage meltdown. he's in a los angeles hospital. what's going on with the rapper? that's straight ahead. >>> no shortage of snow in the high country. people got out and about in frisco. they're loving it. moisture. it's wet out there. . >>> hi everyone. have a wonderful tuesday. it looks different than a week ago when we were close to breaking a record high. looks different from 24 hours ago. our temperature difference is about 24 degrees from yesterday around this time. and it looks different. snow in colorado. especially in the high country. we have awesome pictures from our viewers. jeremy swanson took this picture at they got three inches in past 24 hours. in fact, aspen and snow mass is expected to open november 24th. they're going to have limited mountain use. still, hey, that is a win. the big winners winners is the san juan mountains. 17 inches of snowfall in the past 48 hours. a basin, loveland, breck 1 to 3 inches. travel advisories in the high area. statewide snow pack is at 40%. give it ti

it was one day in august when colleen chuckled kids and an oversight grocery cart and knocked over a shelf of pastries and felt the judgment spillover. >> i felt >> reporter: that was the genesis of judge free moms. carter's blog and facebook page has exploded with like-minded moms. >> we're the moms who laugh at ourselves. know it's okay to make mistakes. we want to be affirmed but we are not not. >> reporter: keeping it real is what colleen carter does this well. is what she post. >> getting my house ready, let's just say it's going to all of our crap. >> reporter: that explains how the dirty fishbowl ended up in the pantry. that is kind of keeping it real. >> it sparked a movement. a snowball effect. >> reporter: three months after starting at 5000 women's -- women from every state in four countries joint. >> this is something people wanted. they were craving it. >> reporter: and she is garnering attention from beyond the blog. >> picked up by >> reporter: when your kid has mad skills, picking up animal crackers with his face. mad skills. >> i am a better mom and a better woman no

sheldon: you can watch colleen henry's investigation on unclaimed money tomorrow night at 10:00. the two teenagers charged in the shooting death of a u.s. congressman's grandson are behind bars tonight. a judge denied bail for the 16-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl who were arrested yesterday. 15-year-old jovan wilson is one of chicago's latest murder victims. police say someone shot him on friday after an argument over basketball shoes. represented the chicago area for 20 years. it's been a very busy weekend for the trump transition team. the president-elect met with a handful of top prospects to fill key cabinet positions. trump hosted those meetings at his private golf club in new jersey. new jersey governor and former head of trump's transition team chris christie was among some of the people seen arriving. former new york mayor rudy giuliani and former massachusetts governor mitt romney also stopped by. both are on the short list for the trump team is defending his headline choices like national security advisor lieutenant general michael flynn who has called islam a cance

in milwaukee, colleen henry wisn , 12 news. patrick: neither the dot nor investigators would comment on an ongoing investigation. joyce: wisconsin's attorney general has released a new public service announcement about how quickly people can get addicted to heroin. >> what are they? >> don't worry about it. they are from my dad. >> there are no refills on this prescription. >> what is going on with you? you are shutting me out, flunking out of school. i am done. joyce: attorney general brad schimmel says 70% of people who are addicted to prescription opioids got their first pills, not from a street dealer, but improperly from a family member you are encouraged to take prescriptions only prescribed to you. and to dispose of any unused medications properly. the milwaukee county medical examiner says year to date there have been 110 deaths related to heroin. that's the same number as the total for all of last year. the medical examiner also says there are about 52 pending cases that could be declared drug overdoses once test resul

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ben: see colleen henry's investigation, faith versus medicine, tonight only on wisn 12 news at 10:00. ben: wis n 4:35. a driver stops in the middle of a street and attacks a motorcyclist. melinda: the social media feud that started long before this fight. and why the attacker says he's the real victim. ben: plus, the election is over and it's time for those political yard signs to come down. >> early morning temperatures in the 30s and 40s. it is on the breezy side this morning as well. we get a live look at the weatherwatch 12 camera network, sunshine today. 46 degrees. temperatures helicopter to climb up slowly this morning. the winds southwest at 9. the forecast for today 66. the record is 65. most recently set in 2012 and 1999. i do think this one in is jeopardy. this morning bright sunshine. we climb up through the 50s and into the 60s. >> thank you, sal. on the traffic watch. 43 at the mitchell inteha a couple of slow downs here. we have to look into that. melinda: new this morning, a court appearance turns into a brawl in ohio. ben: officials say a man barged into the courtroom

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joyce: 12 news investigative reporter colleen hen l concerns. >> you'll send the attacker running just off that loud crackling noise. >> antonio rocha says neighbors in his riverwest community are increasingly concerned about crime, so he and his brother saw a marketing opportunity. they started taser bros, a self-defense products business. >> we see a lot of muggings, a lot of people being followed. some of these people aren't carrying firearms, and it's because they don't want to carry firearms. >> but rocha says this ad he posted on facebook triggered racial slurs and accusations people seem to think it's just illegal all around. and so that's the controversy. ,>> in fact, wisconsin law regulates stun guns much like firearms. you can buy them, but you need a concealed carry permit if you take them outside your home. rocha has his ccw. the racist comments have disappeared from facebook. other members have offered apologies for the harassment, and rocha says even more are inquiring about alternatives to >> we would have a lot less people trying to attack us because they would be like

ben: watch colleen henry's investigation on unclaimed money tonight on wisn 12 news at ten. melinda: we expect to learn more details today about a police chase reported in waukesha county. it ended overnight on moorland road near i-43. department and state patrol could be seen in the area. no word on whether anyone was arrested. melinda: later today, we expect to learn more about a fatal crash in milwaukee. the crash happened saturday evening near 27th and capitol. police tell wisn 12 news that it all started with a traffic stop. instead of stopping the car sped away. police say the car swerved into oncoming traffic and hit another vehicle and a light pole. a passenger in the car that fled from police was killed. police say an 18-year-old girl was driving the car. three people in the car that was hit are also injured. they're all expected to survive. wisn 12 news time is 4:35. toy truck danger. ben: what was supposed to be a surprise for their grandson ended up destroying a couple's truck. the toy that's now off the shelves because of fire danger. melinda: plus, have you sta

in milwaukee, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. joyce: neither the dot nor investigators would comment on this ongoing investigation. kathy: all day long there have been protests around milwaukee and the country, fighting to increase the minimum wage. >> this is not about a politician, but a people's movement for social, economic, and racial justice. kathy: in front of milwaukee city hall, it started about an hour ago, protests are mostly made up of fast food employees. however, some uber drivers took part in rallies in chicago. hundred of airport employees also walked off the job. joyce: police release new information about a murder suicide in new berlin. an elderly couple was found shot in their home on hickory trail last wednesday. he was 76. she was 71. today police say the shooting was related to health issues and was not a domestic violence case. police say they do not plan on releasing any more information on who may have been the shooter nor the possible health issues that may have been a factor in this case. milwaukee poli

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we begin with colleen in the newsroom, dassey's attorneys hope he's out by thanksgiving. colleen: in september, his lawyers filed this request for his release it laid out plans to help dassey make the transition to freedom. his attorneys say dassey will move to a trailer in northern wisconsin with his mom for a few months then transition to an apartment in brown county where he'd get educational, vocational, and therapeutic services. in the coming week. >> the family is over the moon, brendan and his mother have spent 10 thanksgivings apart and the idea that he could be home for thanksgiving talk about tasting gratitude. joyce: but the state says it will fight dassey's freedom and plans to file an emergency appeal to stop his release. thanksgiving, but the state has other plans. joyce: nick bohr is outside the columbia correctional facility in portage, where dassey remains behind bars tonight. >> we arrived here this afternoon thinking there was a chance brendan dassey might be released by tonight. now that's on hold for at least a few days but it's a lot closer than almo

so wisn 12 news' colleen henry is investigating how vulnerable is the system? >> here in milwaukee, there have been well-documented cases of voting mischief, people voting more than once, even the infamous smokes for votes case in which homeless people were given cigarettes in exchange for going to the polls. so we wanted to know how safe is your vote? could fraud really impact this election? we'll tell you what's going on behind the scenes and what you need to know before you cast your ballot. ben: watch colleen henry's investigation "how safe is your vote?" tonight on wisn 12 news at ten. before you head out to vote, make sure you're heading to the right place. you can visit wisn.com and the 12 news mobile app to find your polling place. p.m. melinda: tomorrow wisn 12 is teaming up with abc news to bring you big story coverage on election night. watch our live coverage on air and online starting at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. wisn 12 news time is 4:36. a smoggy morning in india. ben: why locals are blaming a religious celebration for the gray weather. melinda: plus,

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colleen is a home care nurse. she's shopping for her nine three-year old patient. >> she does not have any family so it is the good thing to do. >> reporter: matt geary from havertown was in the same boat as colleen, shopping for sisters of charity in norristown. >> every year, for about 20 years now, i have been going out to norristown with a small portion of the meal, something that can be prepared that day. >> reporter: acme manager paul mullens say day before thanksgiving is in the the top five busiest but when is the store most crowded? >> maybe right after the dinner hour, everybody will come out, whoever did shop monday, tuesday, wednesday, and tonight will be very busy. >> reporter: in this store selfless acts of kindness. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: they long way for those who wouldn't otherwise have that traditional meal. >> i think it is nice to do, something nice for someone. it makes you feel better about yourself. >> reporter: on this last day before thanksgiving the manager hearsay

wisn 12 news' colleen henry investigates. matter of life and death for the newborn baby. >> i want my son to live, but i don't want his body being polluted with anything that is not necessary to sustain his life. >> 12 news investigates a dramatic case unfolding right now in milwaukee's children's court. kathy: see colleen henry's investigation, faith versus medicine, tonight only on wisn 12 news at 10:00. joyce: 12, workers will be making more money. milwaukee county executive chris abele signed the living wage ordinance passed by the county board last week. here is a breakdown of the plan. a $12.35 wage will take effect starting on then, it would go to january 1. $13 an hour in january of 2018. and then it will increase in various increments each year until it reaches an hour in $15 january of 2021. >> a $15 wage is going to make an impact for a lot of people and for those of you that say and for those of you that say, this is a going to impact me i'd , say you know a lot of people who it will impact. joyce: this change onl

wisn 12 news colleen henry investigates what some believe the insurance industry doesn't want you to know. >> would you have ever known about it? >> never, never. >> how to know if you have money coming and why companies in the state of wisconsin don't have to tell you. >> so we're talking about probably hundreds of millions of dollars that is owed to wisconsin residents. ben: watch colleen henry's investigation on unclaimed money melinda: we expect to learn more details today about a police chase reported in waukesha county. it ended overnight on moorland road near i-43. officials with the sheriff's department and state patrol could be seen in the area. no word on whether anyone was arrested. tim is in news room with breaking news. tim? tim: crews are on the scene of a serious crash reported early this morning on capitol drive. this is video from the scene here that just came into the news no word on whether anyone was hurt. we hope to learn more information a little later on this morning. >> now the more breaking news in racine county, a bizarre and sad story, a pickup truck hit an

colleen loves helping the environment. ...and dale, well he loves colleen. they have their differences. it's the first bio-based detergent... with the cleaning power of tide. so you can actually clean your clothes and still... ...do your part. new tide purclean. the first bio-based detergent with the cleaning power of tide. if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. >> it may seem like politics in america couldn't be more divisive, but things came to a head literally in ukraine during a session of parliament. the radical party accused the leader of having ties with the russian kremlin. the opposition party leader literally. several stepped in the melee, they continued and a second round of fisticuffs ensued. the way a lot of russian politics work out. >>> can they actual deliver jobs? a fascinating report ahead. >>> first apple may have the next big thing up their sleeve. what's that all about? steve, good morning. report. good morning, apple, i have to tack a look at google glass and hopefully come up with a more sustainable product. information conveyan

colleen henry investigates lockbox danger tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. ben: looking ahead, the archdiocese of milwaukee is taking you beyond the pew this called vip or very important parishes. you'll get a free exclusive look inside four different churches including st. bernard parish is in wauwatosa. in addition to st. bernard there are 3 participating parishes in milwaukee, our lady of waterloo bay, -- our lady of guadalupe, immaculate conception and all saints parish. a warning for local bus riders expect big delays this sunday. the milwaukee county transit system says a marathon scheduled in milwaukee sunday morning might cause delays countywide some 20 routes will be directly affected. passengers are encouraged to be patient and plan ahead. melinda: the badgers face northwestern tomorrow. you can watch it right here on wisn 12. our coverage begins tomorrow with a special big 12 sports saturday pregame at 10:30 we'll -- at 10:30. we'll be live from evanston. that's followed by kickoff at 11:00 a.m. then stay tuned for big 12 tomorrow only on wisn 12.

tonight, wisn 12 news colleen henry investigates what some believe the insurance industry doesn't want you to know. >> would you have ever known about it? >> never, never. reporter: how to know if you have money coming, and why companies in the state of wisconsin don't have to tell you. >> so we're talking about probably hundreds of millions of dollars that is owed to wisconsin residents. anchor: watch colleen henry's investigation on unclaimed money, tonight on wisn 12 news some good news tonight for any of you flying out of chicago this thanksgiving weekend. workers at o'hare airport will wait until after the holiday to go on strike. some 500 baggage handlers, cabin cleaners, janitors, and wheelchair attendants are walking off the job on november 29. they're pushing for a 15-dollar hourly wage and union rights. anchor: new tonight, a federal court says redistricting maps drawn by wisconsin republicans are unconstitutional. it's a victory for democrats who have been in the minority for six years and lost ground in this year's election. today, a three judge panel tossed out the gop map

ray thomas got a little hot under the collar recently when colleen quirk, a neighbor who died in june. he discovered she is al little -- she is eligible to vote. according to ray, what really got to him is a conversation he had with the hillsborough supervisor of elections office. >> she said well it's not up to us. it's up to the relatives to inform us of a death so that we can remove the name from the role. >> reporter: ray suggested the roles. >> she said it's not up to us, it's up to the families. >> i said why can't you do that? she says, it's not our job. >> reporter: this letter states "our better -- voter registration database is scrubbed each night to remove felons and deceased residents." when i went through the database today, colleen quirk is still there, still eligible state law requires the florida department of health update the board of elections monthly about people 17 years of age and older who died. that information is shared with elections offices around the state. according to the supervisor of elections, if the state doesn't notify them of a death, they need more

patrick: watch colleen henry's investigation, ?how safe is your vote?? tonight on wisn 12 news police just released video of the car wanted in a hit-and-run crash that left a five-year-old girl dead. rickyia langham was struck and killed while walking to church yesterday on leon terrace. that's near fond du lac and hampton. 12 news terry sater is live with the new developments. reporter: a prayer vigil will begin within the hour for a little girl killed by a hit and run driver yesterday. let's look at the surveillance video just-released by milwaukee the striking vehicle is a gray or silver 2002 to 2010 porsche suv that might have minor damage to the bumper area. milwaukee police think the car is a gray or silver 2002 to rickyiah and her mother were crossing the street. the drivers slowed after appearing to see them then gunned the engine, running over the little girl and driving off. >> she was constantly telling everyone how much she loved them. she was very cheerful. very dynamic. very amazing. this was a very she loved everyone. reporter: the family

ben: see colleen henry's investigation, faith versus medicine, tonight only on wisn 12 news at 10:00. ben: wisn 12 news time is 5:35. a driver stops in the middle of a street and attacks a motorcyclist. melinda: the social media feud that started long before this fight. and why the attacker says he's the real victim. ben: plus, the election is over and it's time for those the john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. call now. would rex pass up more beef stew? i don't think so. a few clouds out there. 45 degrees at the airport at this hour. the temperatures are climbing. the breezy southwest words and spring like. the average high and low 50 and 35. get outdoors. it is going to be windy, but the highs around 66. that would set a today. >> we are breaking news out of pennsylvania,

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watch colleen grow. >> so excited to see -- >> a little baby boy joining us. we will bring him here in february. we are due in february. >> february. the cool aunt danielle. >>> bringing cooler temperatures today and we have this nice warmup on tap for the rest of the week, upper 60s, low 70s, maybe a couple of light little showers on saturday but other than that, it looks pretty dry around here. >> good. thanks for being with us. little mama is going to go put her feet up and relax. >> nap time. breakup. >> the secret e-mail that just leaked out now on "extra." ?"extra" "extra" ? ?"extra" "extra" ? >> new video mariah sending a hidden her private e-mails revealed james packer madly in love right up to the end. the 11th hour surprise she got from her ex nick cannon. >> kim kardashian ends her social media blackout. what she posted on facebook and mysteriously took down. >>> jennifer aniston on the new movie about the christmas party from hell. and opening up about her nightly