negotiating. one of the republican leaders in the senate, john barrasso joins us to discuss senate passage of the g.o.p. tax plan and what comes next. and we will ask president trump s national security advisor, h.r. mcmaster, about michael flynn pleading guilty to lying to the fbi in the rush of probe. we begin there with correspondent kevin corke live at the white house withheld the president inner circle is handling the news. reporter: a twitter storm early sunday with the president tweeting several tweets about the fbi, calling them inconsistent and unfair in the ongoing worship row. the white house also found itself trying to save yet another self-inflicted twitter wound. not over the substance, but rather over the style and lack of nuance and social media, which is raising all sorts of serious questions. speak of the president waited i had to fire general flint because he had lied to the vice president and the fbi. he s been guilty look to those lies. it s a shame bec
opening up their doors overnight. deandra corinthios is live from repairers of the breach near 14th and vliet with more. the cold can be dangerous. that s why when temperatures hit 10 or below.repairers of the breach extends their hours. repairers of the breach is open seven in the morning until 4 in the evening. but this week.they re open overnight. on monday night 12 people passed through, tuesday afternoon more than 100. that number is expected to grow. and put out scarves and hats. they are working extra hours but they say it is worth it. many have been homeless at some point in their lives.and say they understand what their clients are going through its not big but when they come here i make them feel warm welcomed and loved and i make everything they need at least 11 shelters were open tuesday night in milwaukee county.and the number should increase as the bitter cold sticks around. if you need shelter or know someone who does in milwaukee county.call 211. at 6 why
temperatures mean efforts are underway to keep the homeless safe. in milwaukee county.some shelters are extending their hours. on the efforts. efforts are underway to make sure those in need are safe. the shelter is normally only open during the daytime, but when temperatures hit 10 or below, the shelter opens back up overnight the demand for help spikes this time of year. repairers of the breach has been busy. on monday night 12 people passed through, tuesday afternoon more than 100. that number is expected to grow as the cold air sticks around. staff are working extra hours.. scarves and hats. we greet them, offer them a hot shower, a hot cup of coffee, a hot meal, a sleeping bag, a pillow and a place to sit., sometimes they put the chairs together and lay down. at about 11 o clock things settle down and we might even put a movie in and go through the night in warmth if you are in need or know someone who is, you are encouraged to call 2-1-1. the county can put those res
our big story at nine: relief for a waukesha family. 10-year-old andrew ounkham oon-come - a young boy with autism - is found safe after he wandered away from his home sunday. now, were hearing from the two teens who found him. our a.j. bayatpour talked to the two waukesha west students and now joins us live from outside school. adam lembke had a volleyball match here tonight. nothing he couldve done on the court would top what he and his friend connor kubiak did this morning. actually, my family and i are really close friends with their family. i know my sister goes over to play with andrews brother. adam lembke was part of the massive search sunday night for 10-year-old andrew ounkham. when the search for the boy with monday, lembke says he and connor kubiak werent sure if they should go back out since there were already so many volunteers.but nate kostolni said. couple more people couldnt hurt at all so why dont we just go out and try it. with the schools blessing, these t
cool, he doesnt think they were heroic. he believes, with the amount of people out looking, someone was gonna find andrew. hes just glad they were able to get to him before it got any later. live in waukesha, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. steph thanks aj a ton of relief for andrew s family tonight. his mom was watching andrew ride his scooter outside their home went inside and he disappeared. you know you think im going to find him because hes done this before and then you think where is he? and try not to think of the worst. its overwhelming and unbelievable how many people showed up. the call for help to find the missing boy garnered an overwhelming response. collins shares their efforts. if youd like to help today. early monday morning the call for help went out - and the community answered. i just kept thinking if my child was missing i would want other people to be out searching for her. waukesha west high school is where all the volunteers were told to meet.police o