the campaign confirms that olsen is not the bride-to-be, so we've declined to say whether olsen was being disciplined, and declined to apologize to anyone who might be offended by the post.in the newsroom, theo keith, fox6 news. house speaker paul ryan will not defend donald trump or campaign with him between now and the election. instead he says he will spend his energy making sure that "hillary clinton does not get a blank check" with a congress controlled by democrats. the speaker made the remarks on a conference call with republican lawmakes national committee chairman reince priebus says he's still supporting trump. he told members of the r-n-c that the organization is "in full coordination with the trump campaign." senator ron johnson isn't backing away from trump either. he's denounced trump's comments but he says he continues to support his candidacy. but his opponent russ feingold calls the decision to back trump-- a moral one. 'beyond politics we have a responsibility to do whats right for this nation and person like donald trump could not be president, should not be president.'

the post was deleted about an hour after olsen posted it. and the campaign spokeswoman says olsen took it down before the campaign could speak to her about it. the campaign confirms that olsen is not the bride-to-be, so we've blurred the woman's identity. the campaign declined to say whether olsen was being disciplined, and declined to apologize to anyone post.in the newsroom, theo keith, fox6 news. meanwhile, senator ron johnson says he's not backing away from donald trump. he has denounced the comments trump made about women in 2005-- but he says he continues to support his run for the white house. johnson's opponent, russ feingold, calls the decision to back trump-- a moral one. 'beyond politics we have a responsibility to do whats right for this nation and its never been more obvious in the historo person like donald trump could not be president, should not be president.' 'those are words versus the very callous actions of secretary clinton, actions that harmed real people.' you can watch johnson and feingold go head- to- head right here

the post was deleted about an hour after olsen posted it. and the campaign spokeswoman says olsen took it down before the campaign could speak to her about it. the campaign confirms that olsen is not the bride-to-be, so we've blurred the woman's identity. the campaign declined to say whether olsen was being disciplined, and declined to apologize to anyone who might be offended by the post.in the newsroom, theo month to go until november 8th... house speaker paul ryan will not be defending donald trump or campaigning with him between now and the election. instead... ryan says he will spend his energy making sure that "hillary clinton does not get a blank check" with a congress controlled by democrats. the speaker announced that decision during a conference call with republican lawmakers yesterday. however - republican national committee chairman reince priebus says he's still supporting trump. he told members of the r-n-c tht full coordination with the trump campaign." as more republican lawmakers un- endorse trump... senator ron johnson says

officer, tim olsen, holding thomas prior to the arrest. and now, further conflict comes from two different stories from witnesses to police one says.... sot witness 1 "i dont think he was doing anything wrong" but, another says he saw nothing wrong with how the officer treated thomas. sot witness 2 "he was obstructing traffic. he was walking down the middle honking at him, he had his headphones on." since the video was shared, outcry spread at an edina council meeting. the city maintains officer olsen will not be disciplined and the citation against thomas was dropped. tag even though that citation was dropped. the minnesota n-double a- c-p says its still waiting for a written apology from the city of edina and says this "isnt justice, but its a step in the right direction" as abc news ny our "coats for kids campaign" is underway. if you've already donated.... thank you. made your donation... 13 action news reporter.... yasmeen hassan is at "the tropical smoothie"... on jones.... near the 215 south beltway.... collecting coats.... right no

nicholas fram from under toll and olsen will talk about external oversight. finally we we're from judge doris kordell was also blue ribbon panel member. we will then hear a short presentation from acting -interim chief of police tony chaplin. the community has overwhelmingly elected chris for mohammed to bring thoughts >>[applause]. >> to bring thoughts from the community perspective to the discussion. on that note i lecture my people we've a long day and applause is welcomes but in the form of spirit fingers.. fingers is positive

lee. >> good morning olsen lee director of the mayor's office of economic workforce development the bulkf our presentation will be ignored on the single-family program and sort of the transfer of the redevelopment assets to the mayor's office of housing and this is the limited equity program but supervisor you asked to provide context on the whole notion of you know affordable housing production and whether we are evolving as a city as an agency and industry in trying to preserve long term housing as the supervisors know and as supervisor president london breed knows from her period on the redevelopment agency the city had basically two or actually three or four housing functions through the hires through the mayor's office of housing and the redevelopment agency they provide a series of affordable housing in the best they knew how to do at the time and part of the evolution of our work was that we have found out that the need more affordable housing is ongoing and we - the city and the agency had affordable housing restrictions that were not permitted and clearly the sfpuc is trying to

claire olsen lives in north carolina but her grandson lives in nebraska. when the worst of the storm was over, he had a pizza delivered to her home with instructions to call him from the house. the delivery driver didn't know what to expect but he was happy to play a part in the plan. > the way that he answered the phone, is she there? is she okay?' it sounded like he was worried. grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. >> olsen has been through several hurricanes but she's never had a delivery driver hand over a message from her grandson. by the way, she said the pizza was fantastic. >> new this morning, a 911 operator in trouble for hanging up on emergency calls. she used to work for houston's 911 center. one man says she hung up on him when he called to report two cars driving dangerously on a highway. he says she told him, ain't nobody got time for this, for at first, he thought his phone had dropped the call, but now he says this was no accident. >> if someone calls in to report an incident, whether the person feels this

claire olsen lives in north carolina but her grandson lives in nebraska. when the worst of the storm was over, he had a pizza delivered to her home with instructions to call him from the house. the delivery driver didn't know what to expect but he was happy > the way that he answered the phone, is she there? is she okay?' it sounded like he was worried. grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> olsen has been through several hurricanes but she's never had a delivery driver hand over a message from her grandson. a loving caring grandson might i add. by the way, she said the pizza was fantastic. >> new this morning, a 911 operator in trouble for hanging up on emergency calls. she used to work for houston's 911 center. one man says she hung up on him when he called to report two cars driving dangerously on a highway. he says she told him, ain't nobody got time for this, for real, and then hung up. at first, he thought his phone had dropped the call, but now he says this was no accident. >> if someone

olsen's two point conversion was good..so it's still a one score game. but on the next drive for atlanta -- matt ryan finds julio jones. jones finished with 300 receiving yards...ryan had 503 passing yards -- jones finished this 75 yarder for the score game not finished yet...though. final 1:25...panthers down 8...anderson's pass is picked off by robert alford. the pick-six would do it. atlanta's 48 points was the most the panthers have given up since 2011. after the game ron rivera talked about what went wrong and cam's status going forward. saints trying to bounce back after falliing to the bounce back after falliing to the falcons earlier this week...on the road in san diego. fourth quarter -- melvin gordon here bangs in for the one yard score chargers at one point led 34-21... but turnovers hurt them after san diego fumbled...drew for the five-yard t-d strike. cuts it to a one- score game. again chargers couldn't hang on to the ball. this time travis benjamin makes the catch...but fumbles. saints recover. and on their next drive...john kuhn dives int

lee. >> good morning olsen lee director of the mayor's office of economic workforce development the bulkf our presentation will be ignored on the single-family program and sort of the transfer of the redevelopment assets to the mayor's office of housing and this is the limited equity program but supervisor you asked to provide context on the whole notion of you know affordable housing production and whether we are evolving as a city as an agency and industry in trying to preserve long term housing as the supervisors know and as supervisor president london breed knows from her period on the redevelopment agency the city had basically two or actually three or four housing functions through the hires through the mayor's office of housing and the redevelopment agency they provide a series of affordable housing in the best they knew how to do at the time and part of the evolution of our work was that we have found out that the need more affordable housing is ongoing and we - the city and the agency had affordable housing restrictions that were not permitted and clearly the sfpuc is trying to

claire olsen lives in north carolina but her grandson lives in nebraska. when the worst of the storm was over, he had a pizza delivered to her home with instructions to call him from the house. the delivery driver didn't know what to expect but he was happy to play a part in the plan. > the way that he answered the phone, is she there? is she okay?' it sounded like he was worried. grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> olsen has been through several hurricanes but she's never had a delivery driver hand over a message from her by the way, she said the pizza was fantastic. >> new this morning, a 911 operator in trouble for hanging up on emergency calls. she used to work for houston's 911 center. one man says she hung up on him when he called to report two cars driving dangerously on a highway. he says she told him, ain't nobody got time for this, for real, and then hung up. at first, he thought his phone had dropped the call, but now he >> if someone calls in to report an incident, whether the per

(claire olsen/palm coast) "so he knocked on the door and s said 'i didn't order anything!' he says 'your grandson did.'" did.'" and in case you were wondering...the pizza -- plain pepperoni... and much appreciated.tyler says being able to do this.... topped every tip he's ever gotten. next at 5:30...the tide may have turned in the race for president for voters here in wisconsin. 3 the latest from the campaign trail... and numbers from a feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, and billion dollar tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin grow and create jobs. for the folks who work hard... for the middle class raising a family... now at 5:30 - one man is hurt after an overnight shooting near a milwaukee bar. now police are searching for a suspect.the latest ... coming up. 3 and - a busy day ahead at the hunger task force farm..

look, my name's olsen. jim olsen. i'm a reporter for the planet. there's my identification. what were you doing on the pier? i was waiting for a friend of mine to get me an interview with a movie star. sounds perfectly reasonable. fisher and the count found themselves in difficulties, so they passed the box to the french lady he speaks of. is something wrong? nothing. except that the box is empty. [phone rings] hello? albrecht: yes. put him on. yes, what is it? dead? yes. yes, of course, that's correct. that's quite obvious. well...thanks for calling. give me a moment to think of our next step, franz. i'll call you back. fisher is dead. what happened? they just found his body on the boat, in a stateroom which had been occupied by a madame charpentier. madame charpentier? who's she? i leave it to you. fisher was dead. he couldn't leave the boat. but out of nowhere, a french lady sends over a box. an empty box. nobody told us to be on the lookout for a female impersonator. i have only myself to blame for this. i have not yet learned my lesson. in this world, trust no one, abso

number of children who have died in places their parents thought were as the it team discovered finley olsen was the 8th child in the last eight years to die at an illegal wisconsin daycare. >> any child that is harmed is one too many and eight is cleary an epidemic. >> reporter: what makes a daycare illegal? when an unlicensed provider watches more than three children not related to them and it is a problem state investigators admit it is hard to catch. >> when you don't know about these until they are recorded to you. children spokesperson said this is how wisconsin lawmakers set it up unlike illinois where all child care providers need a license. here anyone in the neighborhood can watch three or fewer children no questions asked. >> i think the legislatures didn't want to make it illegal but that is a tradition in wisconsin of neighbors helping neighbors. >> reporter: a neighbor or friend watching those children but it to make money. >> reporter: today people are running for-profit daycares in the shadows until it is too late. >> we don't knowman is there until they make a communication

. ♪ joe: this morning, i spoke to oeystein olsen.er seeing couple of events involving flash crashes recently, are they self correcting or damaging? oeystein: it is reflected in increased volatility and emerging markets -- in emerging markets. a tendency for markets to overreact. of course, if i go back to e u.k., i think given the challenges the u.k. economy will face, may face, there may be also a weaker p ound as a result of that on a trends basis. for the world economy, if i go ack to years -- two years, as consequence of the market decline, the oil prices in weakened market base. if the prices remain low, that could be an equilibrium level with the crude level. joe: you are talking about the underlying conditions. we are getting close to 10 years since some might say was the beginning of the financial crisis. we still have very menial growth conditions. are central bankers out of ideas? may be the ecb will have to come up with a new framework or the bank of japan needs to rethink its approach? do you buy this idea that the policy

it had been days since they'd been able to reach claire olsen, who lives alone in the orlando area.days sincehey'daire olsen so her grandson in nebraska got the idea to call papa john's and order her a pizza.izza. in his order, he included some special instructions for the driver to call him as soon as he got to th drie house. hard to do in order of the pizza so she was a little shocked. the way that he answered the phone, is she there? is she okay? it sounded like he was worried. the way that hon the door andnd phone, i said delivery. i said i didn't order anything. he says your grandson did..sany. he says your grandson did. grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i t you must be hungry by now. i aire says the pizza waswo day. delicious, but nothing in theli, box could ever have been as gooi as grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. that is nice.cared eough just checking up on her making sure she is okay. a sweet treat. i love it. making e scott sabol has a look at ourur forecast see what's developing because it is friday eve. we need to know about friday night football. cl

ten mongs ago, rachel olsen's baby girl finley went to daycare one january morning and never came home. >> she had just turned six months for the week before she was taken from us. >> reporter: prosecutors say little finley died at the home . it was an unlicensed daycare that investigators discovered was illegal. >> finley was a very happy baby. she ha a light about her. >> reporter: the medical had a fractured skull and brain bleed. carry heller told investigators she did shake finley but in an attempt to revive her and heller faces the charge of first-degree reckless homicide. attorney tim whiting has followed the illegal daycare problem for years and he is troubled by the number of children w?ho have died in placs their parents thought were safe as the it team discovered finley last eight years to die at an illegal wisconsin daycare. >> anyl@ child that isarmed is one too many and eight is cleary an epidemic. >> reporter: what makes a daycare illegal? when an unlicensed provider watches more than tee children not related to them and it is a problem state investigators admit it is ha

ted olsen is a partner in washington, d.c. office, a long time member of the firm was executive committee and founder of the sports low and appellate practice group and has been a lawyer with the firm since 1965 with two breaks to serve as assisting attorney general in charge of the office of legal department of justice from 1981-84 and as solicitor general of the united states from 2001-2004. he has argued 62 cases before the supreme court, a member of the ronald reagan presidential foundation, and board of visitors of the federal society, a member of the president's commission on white house fellowships. he served as a member of the president's public privacy board and was selected by "time" magazine in 2010 as one of the hundredth more influential people in the world. he was awarded the department of defense medal for distinguished public service that department's highest civil award and the american bar association medal that organization's highest award. with that expectation raising talktuse about some of the cases you a

ben olsen has been a prominent part of the d.c. sports team for 20 years. a legendary player for d.c. united and has led the club as the head coach. montreal in a playoff match. it will be a big one. robert burton has the coach of the week. robert: three straight mls cup playoff appearances for d.c. united. head coach ben olsen is putting that on the resume. >> it has been a while since we raised one. this is what we do. we have a good group. putting ourselves in the postseason is the way to raise trophies. robert: but there is another raising he gets to do in the season. >> i get to shape young men. to get an academy kid and watch him grow to a man and a he doesn't like to take credit for that. he is more of a group effort guy. a lot of people are working for one common goal. robert: with the coach of the week i'm robert burton. michelle: if you need it another reason to eat favorite is national pumpkin day. you will see them all over the place because of hol wean but it is a symbol of autism. -- symbol of autumn. it's been a symbol for a long time. hallow

lauren: and find out why panthers tight end greg olsen is making an even greater impact off the field. greg: we said, how amazing would it be if we could provide that level of in-home care to every family who's born with a congenital heart defect?' lauren: then, the fascinating story of lpga legend se ri pak and how she paved the way for a new generation of golfers.

olsen, who claimed he stopped thomas for impeding traffic. the woman who recorded the right side of construction. >> the officer should not have put his hands on the guy. reporter: according to officials, thomas was later released and a citation dropped. >> officer olson maintained his calm. reporter: they also say the officer will not be disciplined. but that was clearly not the answer. city officials policies to see if reforms are necessary, including retraining officers. elizabeth hur, new york. ben: professors at 14 state universities in pennsylvania are on strike. faculty members hit the picket lines early this morning after contract negotiations broke off without an agreement. no further talks are scheduled. the strike affects more than 100,000 students at smaller universities within the pennsylvania system. affected by the strike. maria: outrage from police when massachusetts started using civilian flaggers. 5 investigates why they are so hard to find. harvey: chances are you really enjoyed today. it is starting to cool down. there is

so i'm going to introduce you to a friend, gary olsen. you are the brewmaster at a local jersey brewery. >> i love flying fish. tell tell me about the beer you brought. >> i brought three beers. porter which is made with pork roll to celebrate exit seven to celebrate trenton. >> exit 14 is to celebrate anheuser-busch's brewery up in new york. we made it happier. >> pork roll. >> we brought in exit five which is a sour beer and we went into the pilot. >> you cook 100 pounds of pork roll in your home kitchen. >> 50 pounds a minute 50 in somebody else's. >> your wife is a vegetarian. >> how many times have you had to clean the kitchen. >> several. [laughter] >> it is smooth and does not taste like pork roll. but this needs to come to room temperature. if you let it sit we are going to get a little bit. i'm not getting the essence of pork either but what i am getting is an excellent porter. i'm not sure that i want the pork flavor in my porter. maybe i'm missing out. >> the idea of the beer is not to be novelty beer but actually good beer to

then ordinance amending the achievement planning code by rising the achievement scoping map to rezone olsen street as public and 50 x to usher and 85 x. >> supervisor campos is the achievement sponsor of this item will lead the achievement discussion from this moment forward just said to recognize we'll have presentations from geo0 of planning and ann of the mayor's office of housing supervisor any opening remarks. >> yes. madam chair and colleagues the achievement land use committee for hearing this item we are the very critical time here in the city and county of san francisco especially in neighborhoods like the achievement mission where we have the worse affordability crisis in our history the last number i saw as of february of this year, the afternoon rent for a two bedroom agreement was 4 thousand one and $26 very few people can afford to pay that amount we many my office have been working over the last 8 years to make sure we have development that is representative of the needs of our community that means especially right now to have development that is affordable i am proud that wi

then ordinance amending the achievement planning code by rising the achievement scoping map to rezone olsen street as public and 50 x to usher and 85 x. >> supervisor campos is the achievement sponsor of this item will lead the achievement discussion from this moment forward just said to recognize we'll have presentations from geo0 of planning and ann of the mayor's office of housing supervisor any opening remarks. >> yes. madam chair and colleagues the achievement land use committee for hearing this item we are the very critical time here in the city and county of san francisco especially in neighborhoods like the achievement mission where we have the worse affordability crisis in our history the last number i saw as of february of this year, the afternoon rent for a two bedroom agreement was 4 thousand one and $26 very few people can afford to pay that amount we many my office have been working over the last 8 years to make sure we have development that is representative of the needs of our community that means especially right now to have development that is affordable i am proud that wi

. -- panthers go back to greg olsen gets them deep in the red sound carolina up 7-6. the panthers get the ball back and they were smart because they get the goal -- and olson back in the red zone and once again the second-year backup out of auburn in the touchdown. back to in this one 17-14 and the panthers opened the season with a 1-4 record. tuning site for more reaction and highlights from the loss as well as a look for to duke's big football game this weekend. >>> coming up we have a crew in princeville. john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 300 megs. that's 50x faster than dsl. call now. and with home wifi, the whole family can be online at once. g reat for kids to stream scary shows while not cleaning their room. you'll also get our exclusive 1-hour arrival window, a money-back guarantee, and there's no contract to sign. get 50 meg

matt olsen preserved the lead in the bottom of the 9th with that leaping catch. the a's won 3-2, finishing with 69 wins, but 93 losses. >>> 4:37. firefighters making progress against that fire in the santa cruz mountains. it's 71% contained. it's burned more than 4400 acres, destroyed 12 homes since it started a week ago. many who were evacuated are now being allowed to go back home. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> meantime, in monterey county, the district attorney is warning fire victims watch out for scams. prosecutors say there could be several scams targeting fire victims as they begin to rebuild, that could include charity fraud, price gouging and insurance scams. so far at least one person has been arrested for sending out fake invoices for fire extinguishers. >>> people heading in and out of the sierra want to be extra careful. we're seeing one of the first snowfalls of the season. tom miller has more on the excitement and reaction from some surprised travelers. >> reporter: sticking on trees and the ground, this dusting of snow is

lauren: and find out why panthers tight end greg olsen is making an even greater impact off the fieldgreg: we said, how amazing would it be if we could provide that level of in-home care to every family who's born with a congenital heart defect?' lauren: then, the fascinating story of lpga legend se ri pak and how she paved the way for a new generation of golfers. inbee: golf became so popular because of her.

. >> commissioner president fong and members of the commission charles olsen from the law firm i'll be brief as this is indeed the third hearing on that over the last year i wanted to address two points the ceqa contention that a categorical exemption is not available for the projects because it involves 6 residential units not 3 or less the only applications in front of the city the 2 from my project sponsors that qualify for a categorical exemption the reissue categorical exemption much more robust than the prior with an has a discussion of cumulative impacts but again, the rule in san francisco unless an application for environmental review on file the exemption shouldn't apply no irish circumstances that is covered in the reissued categorical exemption that's the second points on the driveway and the fact there are existing driveways my client is consistently offered to pay for the design and improvement of the existing driveways it requires the coordination of the neighbors they remain part of final design for the street in may this commission again two other members and not the t

. >> at 7 claire olsen has weathered her share of hurricanes but she's never had a pizza delivery guy put his phone to her ear and heard her grandson. >> grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> it was plain pepperoni. >> it was fantastic. >> and much appreciated. tyler said it topped every tip he's ever gotten. >> her expression was priceless. the >> reporter: even with every topping on the menu nothing in the box could ever been as good as the grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. >> brilliant. >> that's what's making news in america this morning.

. >> at 7 claire olsen has weathered her share of hurricanes but she's never had a pizza delivery guy put his phone to her ear and heard her grandson. >> grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> it was plain pepperoni. >> it was fantastic. >> and much appreciated. tyler said it topped every tip he's ever gotten. >> her expression was priceless. the topping on the menu nothing in the box could ever been as good as the grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. >> brilliant. >> that's what's making news in >> good morning. 4:30, wednesday, october 12. i'm randy price. >> i'm emily riemer. a double sexual assault under investigation in boston. details we are learning overnight. >> one person is dead after this plane crash in connecticut. and why the f.b.i. believes >> the pressure is on in the race for the white house. where the attention is turning today and the new state that could be swinging. >> good morning, cindy. another cool start. >> yes, although not as cold as yesterday morning. we're starting out closer to 50 in bo

. >> reporter: lieutenant t olsen attempts to stop larne thomas, who is walking on the shoulder of the road. the nearby sidewalk is for construction. >> you going to take me to jail for that [ bleep ]? >> reporter: the officer says thomas was walking in the middle of the street, impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video, janet rowles, says he was, quote, hugging the right side of construction. you can hear him talking to the officer. >> he's scared, sir. >> reporter: soon, office officer arrives. >> turn around. >> reporter: handcuffing thomas, citing him for disorderly >> reporter: officials saying they released thomas and dropped him off at a shopping mall, and dismissed the citation. and dave, tonight, in a statement, the mayor of edina says the officer involved was following a established protocol. david? >> alex perez, thank you. >>> and from florida tonight, a group of good samaritans, complete strangers, jumping in to save a man's life when his car plunged over a hill. you're about to see what they pulled off, and here's abc's linzie janis. >> fire extinguisher. som

. >> reporter: at 87 sh, claire olsen has weathered her share of hurricanes but she's never had a pizza delivery guy put his phone to her ear and heard her grandson. >> grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> the pizza was plain pepperoni. >> it was fantastic. >> reporter: and much appreciated. tyler told me it topped every tip he's ever gotten. priceless. the way she was just like, whoa. >> reporter: even with every topping on the menu nothing in the box could ever been as good as the grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. >> brilliant. >> smart grandson, and that's what's making news in america this morning. >> chasing a purse snatching suspect. the victim was an 80-year-old woman. >> party. the latest. >> the week ahead. >> what was found in a hotel room after 19-month-old boy died in hampton.

. >> reporter: at 87 sh, claire olsen has weathered her share of hurricanes but she's never had a pizza delivery guy put his phone to her ear and heard her grandson. >> grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> the pizza was plain pepperoni. >> it was fantastic. >> reporter: and much appreciated. tyler told me it topped every tip he's ever gotten. >> her expression was just priceless. the way she was just like, whoa. >> reporter: even with every topping on the menu nothing in the box could ever been as good as the grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. >> brilliant. >> smart grandson, and that's what's making news in america this morning. >> right now on "wisn 12 news this morning," the mitchell park domes are iconic in milwaukee and soon they could get some help. what you can do today to impact the landmark's future. >> plus, a heartbroken mother is speaking out after her daughter dies in a cras why the mother blames a close family friend for her death. >> first, to a live look outside, a cold front is moving in. you'll n

late in the game the backup qb lead carolina down the field and look at the one-handed grab by ray olsen. if you are a panthers fan, that is a play of the game. if you are a falcons fan, this is. julio jones, a 75-yard catch and run, he finished the game with 300 yards receiving. 300, that is crazy. the panthers missed with 48-33, we will have more information on the panthers and other nfl teams tonight on the sunday sports representative. >>> of course the lead former nc state jacoby got his second nfl star today check out the scene before the game. the chef right there, come on guys, can't we all just get along? i guess not. the bills pushed him around pregame, they actually roughed him up pretty good on the field, too. new england down 2 scores, but then bursa takes a big hit and the bills when this 116-0. >>> in college football, we all saw that amazing last second win for the tar heels yesterday, this afternoon the new college football college football rankings list unc is a 17th best team in the nation, that ranking could go even higher with a win this weekend over 25 th ranked vir

. >> reporter: at 87 sh, claire olsen has weathered her share of hurricanes bu never had a pizza delivery guy put his phone to her ear and heard her grandson. >> grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> the pizza was plain pepperoni. >> it was fantastic. >> reporter: and much appreciated. tyler told me it topped every tip he's ever gotten. >> her expression was just priceless. the way she was just like, whoa. >> reporter: even with every topping on the menu nothing in the box could ever been as good as the grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. >> brilliant. >> smart grandson, and that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> multiple breaking news stories at 4:30 this morning all happening here in denver. >>> a shooting and pedestrian hit nd killed in a run and someone is barricaded in a home. >> the shooting happened here in denver. few district attorney tails have been released one person shot on south birch street near colorado boulevard and louisiana. no de-tating on the suspect. >>> now to the barricaded pers

. >> reporter: at 87 sh, claire olsen has weathered her share of hurricanes but she's never had a pizza delivery guy put his phone to her ear and heard her grandson. >> grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> the pizza was plain pepperoni. >> it was fantastic. >> reporter: and much appreciated. tyler told me it topped every tip he's ever gotten. >> her expression was just priceless. the way she was just like, whoa. >> reporter: even with every topping on the menu nothing in the box could ever been as good as the grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. >> brilliant. >> smart grandson, and that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> happening now, crime scene tape is up inside a buckeye neighborhood after a 1-year-old is found in the tub unresponsive. the newest updates we are getting right now. >> it could be just hours until sheriff joe arpaio is criminally charged. coming up, what's next in this case. >>> happening now, some breaking news. in scottsdale shaman was being followed by police officers, decided he

. >> at 7 claire olsen has weathered her share of hurricanes but she's never had a pizza delivery guyer ear and heard her grandson. >> grandma, i haven't talked to you in two days. i got worried about you. you must be hungry by now. >> it was plain pepperoni. >> it was fantastic. >> and much appreciated. tyler said it topped every tip he's ever gotten. >> her expression was priceless. the way, whoa. >> reporter: even with every topping on the menu nothing in the box could ever been as good as the grandson who cared enough to call for pizza. >> brilliant. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> enjoy your wednesday. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday october 12th. tam is off, erin o'hearn joins us. >> we're following a developing story. flames tear through a philadelphia home causing a collapse and closing down a part of broad street. >> we're learning new information about a local home invasion. the two a

olsen attempts to stop larnie thomas, who is walking on the shoulder of the road in an upscale minneapolis suburb. the nearby sidewalk is closed for construction. >> you going to take me to jail for that [ bleep ]? >> reporter: the officer says thomas was walking in the middle of the street, impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the video, janet rowles, says he was, quote, hugging the right side of construction. you can hear her talking to the officer. >> he's scared, sir. >> reporter: soon, another officer arrives. >> my partner told me you're under arrest. turn around. >> reporter: handcuffing thomas, citing him for disorderly conduct. >> the officer didn't need to approach the situation in that manner. shouldn't have put his hands on the guy. >> reporter: officials saying they released thomas and dropped and david, tonight, in a statement, the mayor of edina says the officer involved was following established protocol, a protocol which, he says, is now being reviewed. david? >> abc's alex perez. alex, thank you. >>> and from florida tonight, a group of good samaritans, complete s