who was chad olson texting the decision when kurtis reaves goes on trial. his attorney said the story we were told is fiction. and gloria gomez is here to say why the attorneys are interested in olson's cell phone records. >> they say it could show his state of mind before the shooting which they say is very over texting. >> he said shut up he flies off the handle. >> why? and the text messages may reveal why. >> could the crux of the shooting come down to what is on his cell phone. documents show that it is a strong possibility. the attorney reviewed them for fox 13. >> it may shed light hoe was talking to immediately before the incident. what he was talking about before the incident. with if they confirm it could be a witness. >> in january of 2014, a retired captain was arrested for the shooting death of chad olson after they argued over texting inside of a movie theater. he told the police that olson was the aggressor and the 71-year-old feared for his life. >> it scared the hell out of me i thought he was going to beat the (bleep) out of me, he said wa

of coaching football - john olson knows -the x's and o's - he is a genius - he literally knows where to put us every time - to make us successfulhe's got a great understanding of what goes on in the games - he calls out stuff that i just can't see - - he's football smart he's also - people smart i just think i try to think likehe or 16 years old - i don't know if football's the most important thing to them - but during those two hours we want it to be the most important thing to them and the rebels win with players - not plays he's really good with everybody - and he knows the game of to turkey day to turkey day them influence on making an making an influence on them to turkey day football - the vikings in detroit to play the lions...first half - matt asiata is eating lion for thanksgiving - he charges through for a score - we're tied at 7....final minute of the game now - tied at 13 - sam bradford - the opposite of clutch - he throws it - right - to - darius slay... and that's how you lose - matt prater kicks the game winner... and the vikings lose a >> at 9. a live look from centra

without without further to, justice ginsburg and ted olson. [applause]n imagine what >> thank you james and louise. you can imagine what a pleasure this. >> is the microphone working? minus. >> can you hear me? i think someone is in the way of the camera. you can imagine what a pleasure it is for me, and advocate to be able to ask questions of a supreme court justice. [laughter]r] however, i suspect you'll hear her turn the tables on me very soon after we get started. and at the risk of repeating a couple of the things that james said about justice ginsburg i wanted to add a word or two of my own before we start our dialogue, i don't know where the fireplaces, think it is behind is james i'm sure felt the toughest thing about introducing someone like justice ginsburg is that it is tempting to say either too much because she has accomplished so much and has led a such a distinguished life in our society and our culture or too little because you already know who she is and what she has done and you're here to hear from her and not for me. but i

meet john olson later in sports . >>> a few scattered rain and snow showers a possibility and eastern iowa tonight. looks like that will be moving tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning - thanksgiving may be over but the holiday season is just getting started, how you can give back to a corridor organization in need of your musical talents - at whatever level. that's tomorrow on cbs 2. it's time for . >>> we saw the turkey trot before. if you're running this morning, it wasn't so bad. >> good running conditions, dressed in the right clothes you could run until tomorrow like this. or power to you if that was one of you out there this morning. now that the sky is dark and around eastern iowa we have noticed a few rain and snow showers showing up on the radar. you can see these are pretty the air dry at the surface but i'm i expect around waterloo some light showers occurring there between vinton and waterloo. possible that there could be a few snowflakes mixed in. if you notice pink in there and more around cedar rapids, mix precipitation will be a possibility as this disturbance comes across t

meet john olson our ed thomas coach of the week expect after 11 years of coaching football john olson knows the x's and o's. >> he is a genius. he knows where to put us every time. >> he has a great understanding on what goes on in the game and he calls out stuff that i can't see. >> he is football smart. >> he is also people smart. >> i try to think like them. when they are 15 years old i don't know if football is the most important thing to them. during those two hours we game of football - and he an easy way to connect with him he always is just like interactive with us - he asks us how we're doing - how our life's going - how our classes are goingit all comes back to one core value he's all about preaching about doing the right thing on and off the field do the right thing /// kinda gets old hat to say it all the time but when it comes down to it if you're doing the right thing - you're gonna get the results that you want and one head coach - demonstrating the values that lead to wins fieldhe'd be a really good guy to look up to - and want to be like him - he does a lot of the rig

. >>> and now, caps and a great story from grace olson. >> reporter: good morning. i'm grace olson. all you sports fans know how the games help us forget about our worries, at temporarily. yesterday, the make-a-wish foundation and the capitals paired up to create happy memories for kids. young brock got to meet his favorite cap, evgeny kuznetsov. who is your favorite player? >> evgeny. >> they invited 24 wish kids and their families to come out and meet the players and skate and have a day of fun. this makes you to forget about it, have fun and it's so nicecapitals to do this for the kids. >> reporter: brock and his make a wish friends will see the game tonight and he will have a jersey sporting his new pal's name. i'm grace olson. >>> what a couple of parents let their 6-month-old do raising eyebrows. we'll show you the surprising our country spends a lot on health care. but are we reinvesting in the future? what about developing a 21st century health care workforceg in the future? to meet the diverse needs of patients? supporting medical research to discover new cures. prioritizin

ted olson is a partner in the washington dc office. ted was solicitor general of the united states during 2001 through 2004 and from 1981 until 1984 he was assistant attorney general in charge of the office of legal counsel used a part legal justice and has argued 62 cases before the supreme court and has prevailed in over 75%. lets me say that again,ai 75% of those arguments, remarkable achievement. his cases have involved separation of powers, federalism, voting rights, the first amended, equal protection and due process, sentencing, jury rights, punitive damages, commerce clause , telecommunications, 2000 c presidential election and i think we all remember that one. bush versus gore. campaign finance, same sex marriage, again a civil rights pioneer and other federal constitutional questions i am grateful for all they have done. at the end of that chat justice ginsburg and ted will take a few questions from the audience. without further ado justice ruth bader ginsburg and ted olson. [applause]. >> thank you, james. thank you, luis.im

without further ado justice ginsburg and ted olson. [applause] >> thank you james and thank you louise. you can imagine what a pleasure it is -- pardon? >> is the microphone working? >> can you hear me? you can imagine what a pleasure it is for me an advocate to be able to ask questions of a supreme court justice. [laughter] however i suspect you will hear her turn the tables on me very soon after we get started. and at the risk of repeating a couple things that james said about justice ginsburg i want to add a word or two of my own before we start our dialogue. i don't know where the fireplace is. [laughter] as james m. sure felt the toughest thing about introducing some unlike justice ginsburg is tempting to say either too much because she has accomplished so much and has led such a distinguished life in our society and our culture or too little because you are do you know who she is and what she has done and you are here to hear from her and not from me. i can't resist the opportunity to say a couple of words about this remarkable w

reaves said olson was aggressor, and the 71-year-old feared for his life. reaves is using florida's stand your ground dwejs and hearing is expected to happen in february. if he wins, reaves walks away a free man. if he loses, he goes to trial. >>> the face of florida's highest court is now changing, and it certainly looks like it will shift to the right. governor scott is set to appoint a new justice to the state when justice james perry retires. he's part of the liberal leaning majority of the seven-member court. governor scott is expected to pick a more conservative replacement. we should find out the replacement in a at 10:00, justice for a toddler killed in a hot car. >> a jury decided a george faerz did it on purpose. up next, the possible punishment that ross harris now faces and why his lawyer calls the verdi >>> in any negotiation whoever is willing to walk away as the leverage. >> tonight at 10:43 six keys to negotiating your pay and the one thing our experts say you should always, always ask for. >>> clouds for the wind tonight. even they produce

prosecutors say aaron olson of rindge took the money from more than 80 investors. he is currently serving five years behind bars for tax evasion involving a ponzi scheme he ran from 2007 until 2012. >> he got their money. he invested some, but he kept a lot and through the course of the years none of his he was in the red all the time and he lied to his victims. erin: the judge did say that repayment should start right away, but it is unclear where the money will come from while olson remains in prison. shop -- sean: still to come on newsnine daybreak. brother to the rescue. a teenager in epping ran in to a burning building after realizing his little sister was still inside. erin: it appeaha man just payed to get a coveted number. sean: and in the next half hour police officers in lebanon will soon be wearing body cameras i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete i

the memorial lecture series started shortly after 9/11 with ted olson's inaugural election. lecture that reminded us how to be an american and how legal tradition is a critical part of our identities. ted and barbara understood this connection. we want the lecture series to remind lawyers of that so they foster principles that expand freedom and the rule of law. other lecturers have included the man who this convention is honoring, justice scalia, judges -- chief justice roberts edith , jones, former attorney general michael mukasey, peter teal, and senator tom cotton. that brings us to today's lecture. it will be my honor to introduce senator ben sasse. after graduating from harvard college where he went on a wrestling scholarship and earned a history phd at yale. he worked for private equity firms before becoming the president of midland university which he pulled out of difficult financial straits. then he ran for the senate. since he has been elected senator, he has not only done a couple of things that i will mention quickly, but he is also -- has also moonlighted. he h

who was chad olson texting the decision when kurtis reaves goes on trial. his attorney said the story we were told is fiction. and gloria gomez is here to say why the attorneys are interested in olson's cell phone records. >> they say it could show his state of mind before the shooting which they say is very

ted olson is a partnerthe un in the washington office is. he was solicitor general of the united states during 2001 to may 2004 from 1981 until 84 he was assistant general in charge of the office of legal counsel. he has argued 62 cases before the supreme court and has prevailed in over 75%-- let me say that again 75% of those arguments, remarkable achievement. his cases have involved separation of powers, federalism, voting rights, the first minute, equal protection and due process, sentencing, jury rights, punitive damages, taking property, commerce clause, telecommunications, 2000 presidential election-- i think we remember that one, bush versus gore. campaign finance, same sex marriage, again a civil rights pioneer in other federal constitutional and sagittal questions. i'm grateful for all they have done. at the end of the chat,take a f justice ginsburg and ted will take a few questions from theon audience and you will be able to interact. without further ado justice ruth baderce ginsburg and ted olson. [applause]. >> thank you, james.

cedar falls police chief jeff olson says when he woke up and heard the news... he was shocked. he says he can't believe something like this would happen so close to home. olson sent out an email to cedar falls them informed and that they could ask "it's a tragedy, you can't whatever reason, you just can't police say as of now... they do not plan on having more cops patrol gilbert...news 7 kwwl. kwwl news. of their officers go on to work in des moines. some cedar falls police even have family working in law enforcement there.. we'll have team seven coverage all day of this tragedy. you can stay up- to-date on breaking news, before this evenings newscast, by checking into our website, kwwl dot com. continuing coverage -- rushed into surgery after being shot. waterloo police investigating a neighbors say they heard at they wont come back? it's always a repeat around this stop. police have not released the victim's name. no arrests have been made. a jeep slams into a tree sending two people to the hospital. it happened near the 44-hundred block of first avenue in cedar rapids the d

. >> dave bernard and janice olson stopped by to see biden. they stopped by to collie clinton. >> he's a liar. there's nothing he says that's the truth. >> there's trust issues with clinton. >> i'm concerned about her e-mail issues. i think she should have been more forthcoming earlier. >> statement about biden's campaign stop sighing finegold's support of obama care is just setting him up to build a referendum for his support of the failed agenda. >> both candidates continue their push. mike pence will be in -- town the same time trump is set to be in --. >> trump was in new hampshire today where he continued to attack hillary clinton for her e-mail controversy. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails? >> trump's rally in west allis goes head to head with the packer's game. it starts at 3:00. doors will open at noon. >> and don't forget starts at 4:00 on tuesday. >> more local news. milwaukee brewers outfielder is arrested after a bar fight in florida. >> he was booked into jail on trespassing charges in

the fbi lab to interview a crypt analyst and i wanted to hear about his life story, his name was dan olson and he told me about a variety of cases and most of them involved codes that prison afghanistan -- tbangs -- gangs that use today communicate with each other. and said i used on solving the codes that brian regan had used. i thought surely people have written about this but when i dug deeper i saw that it hadn't been covered at all and the reason was that brian regan was arrested two weeks before 9/11 and convicted two months after u.s. invaded iraq, it's almost like his story was book-ended by the two major events. >> to rewind a little bit, you have a background in writing. cryptology, as you get to the cryptology section, i think everyone except hardcore cryptologist, let me get a cup of coffee. where was your interest in cryptology or what was your interest in cryptology before, were you working on something? >> you know, i didn't really have a specific interest in cryptology. i'm a science writer. i worked at a science magazine for many years and when i actually went to the fbi l

things where we have to get a lot done this week iowa state star monte morris was named to the lute olson award watch list today - which goes to the nation's top player with two years of college experience - morris had eight points, five assists, and five boards in last night's exhibition win over sioux falls... a big night on sunday - barnes poured in a career-high 34 points and made the game-tying layup with 13 seconds left - he added a basket in overtime and the mavs earned their first win of the season... doug mcdermott played with barnes at ames high school... and he scored some baskets >> playing with ames high school, scored baskets tonight against the magic and peoples around a screen and and he was not done, th flows it done, had 11 and 5. >>> everything looking pretty good as we head towards election day tomorrow. >> set my ballot in several weeks ago, i wanted the focus on the weather part of things here anyway, i do think it will clear out and be a much better day fors us tomorrow, after the clouds we experience i have all you are looking at a live picture from . >>> you're lo

janet olson is the director of natally's house, devoted to helping girls get a new lease on life. >> every child has a right to a afe place to be at night. and we wanted to create it. we have them learning to ride horses, and crafts and going on lots of outings, and things to help them feel good about themselves. seen what a difference janet is making. she knows it's not easy, especially with limited funds and an old van that barely runs. >> her no. 1 priority is the girls. if that means digging into her own pocket, she does that over and over again >> you know that you have impressed me so much with the work you do with your girls. and i reached out to channel 5 pay it forward. and is they came through for her. >> oh, my goodness. >> and i am here to give you $500. [ laughter ] >> i can't believe it! [ cheering and applause ] [ laughter ] >> thank you so much for everything you do for the girls. being proud of themselves, and succeeding in life and being happy. >> a go fund me page has been raised to help her buy that new van they need. if you want to nominate someone, head to our w

((paul joncich)) >> olson says, "they never asked what country he was from or how old he was and put's the blame on the commission. but he did withdraw, ending his bid for president. at 15 years old, he couldn't offically become president but brady says he'd like to run he'll be eligible in 2024./// paul joncich >>> that's all for us at 4. christianne klein >> 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and twitter. ((denise valdez)) >>> now at 5... my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i've spent my career solving problems. isn't that what we need more of in washington? what you need to know.. we'd like that folks report anything of concern or if they feel threatened and what you

the next year, in morrison versus olson, that louis vuitton case was cited prominently as a seemly and authorized means to -- you know, for a court to appoint somebody, you know, when there is a criminal prosecution. it should be understood that it is constitutional for congress to have -- congress has the same self-protection that the courts have, and the analogy is appropriate. and i think that the next time that there is a refusal to bring a contempt of congress to a grand jury, there should be a resolution that authorizes both an inherent contempt at the same time that there is a criminal contempt, and that the supreme court, in morrison versus olson, will come and support it, that there should be an injunction, because there is only -- what the justice department is saying is really that there is a conflict of interest because their client is the president and also the executives. justice department in such situation has rules which says if we do have a conflict of interest we'll appoint a special prosecutor, either somebody within the department of justice who is walled off or so

the medical examiner ruled little finally olson had a brain bleed and a fractured skull. while she awaits trial, heller has been volunteering here at >> it made me sick. as a parent, i don't think she should be around children. >> it makes you nervous. you don't know. >> parents are outraged to hear heller has contact with children, especially because the terms of her bail include no unsupervised contact with children under the age of 12, except for her own. hellers' release on bail requires her to wear a gps moni joked about last month. i think we should wear leg warmers. they will hide my bracelet. >> a mother would not make fun of a child's death. heller was supervising her own children at the pta enth. it's not a school sanctioned event. it's a volunteer group that helps out. >> dr. eaton calls her remarks insensitive and a little >> heller has pled not guilty. we went over to her house today, but she did not answer her door. some parents who did not want to go on camera said they support heller volunteering here. reb rebecca klopf. >> thank you, rebecca. >> police ha

i'm dan needles along with drew olson. favored by 28 points at purdue, the sixth ranked badgers won by 29 -- i am sure you were clapping -- using a second quarter blitzkrieg to put away the boilermakers. not surprisingly, the 49-20 victory was sparked once again by the defense. let us start with our conversation. last week, four first-half

and this lecture series started as many of you shortly after 9/11 with ted olson's inaugural lecture which reminds us of what it means to be an american and how our legal tradition is part of the identity. ted was here today and barbara understood this connection. we want the lecture series to remind lawyers of it so they foster legal principles that advance individual freedom, personal responsibility, and the rule of law. other lecturers will include the man of whom this convention is honoring justice scalia, chief justice roberts, vice president chaney, ray randolph, douglas ginsburg, john allison, and senator tom cotton. that brings us to today's lecture. this is my honor to introduce senator ben sass. after earning a history ph.d. at yale, he worked for mckenzie and company and private equity terms before becoming the president of the midland kbrufrt which he pulled out of some very difficult financial straits. then the fifth generation ran for rt senate. he also since he's been elected, senator, he has not only done a couple things that i mentioned quickly. he's also moonlighted

the giant flames from the fire broke out on cypress avenue near olson drive at midnight. three people inside got out. they are saying a pet may have died in the fire. it threatened a home that was evacuated. matt has details at 5:30. >> san francisco public school teeners have a lesson plan referring to donald trump as sexist and racist. amy hollyfield is here with the controversy. >> the school district tells the "san francisco examiner" this is an optional resource for teachers. it wasn't put out by the district but by the union. the united educators of san francisco. we got the lesson plan. we read it this morning. the. >> their of the plan called president-elect donald trump "racist and sexist man," and tells teachers they have a role to play in helping students make sense of the new reality. the lesson plan includes holding a discussion with students with an open mike. during the discussion, the teacher is told to offer hope and empowerment, tell them we do not have to go anywhere, not to canada or any place we came from and the teachers do not tell them we lost or w

chief olson "you know, and it's that." and it's the reminders of support that keep them going. like this gesture- a box of cupcakes dropped off at the independence police department. with the words every officer needs most-we love you. staff right outside the black hawk county sheriffs office in memory of both sargeant anthony beminio and officer justin martin. chief trelka "i've hear people say, well officers, law enforcement officers in the country sign up to do this. yes, we do. our familys don't. and these incidents impact our family as well." but even when tragedy strikes their own- they're still waterloo police chief trelka reminding his officers they can wear this mourning band on their badges to show suport for their brother who were tragically killed. remembering brothers just like them-who were more than just an officer to their community. but as they walk into work-sheriff tony thompson says their titles as law enforcement is much more. sheriff thomspon "all these hats, all these roles, all these professional applications that we have to assert each and every day. th

star eric christian olson. julie chen confessed this. as warm baby paused to watch her play ping-pong. how'd they do that? >> look at a ping-pong ball, now that was great. beyonce reunited with her destiny's child girls, michelle williams and kelly rowland. derek huff posted this "dancing with the stars" version and at the end, it turned into a flash mob. why don't you >> i'm a tabloid nightmare. why would i sort of invite it myself? >> well, that hasn't stopped jen from generating buzz for her marie claire interview. addressing the nonstop scrutiny saying quote, i have worked too hard in this life and this career to be whittled down to a sad, childless human. say it like you mean it, girl. >> all right. coming up, nothing like that. great white waves. why so many stars are leaving movie sets for the new york stage. >>> plus jeff gordon can't create his own lane going head to head for a couples confidential. >> did you notice me? >> oh yes, it noticed you. >> well, you seem occupied. are you playing? >> yeah. i'm just playing cool. >>> t

brett olson says the upper -- by preserving around now, it will make sure that after it is developed, it will still be kept his county parkland. it had to be done in secret leading up to today so that the county's interested not drag this will be funded by local option sales tax dollars and bonding. none of the $40 billion bond that passed on election day will be used to buy this land.>> it will be a county park within the city. so, you have to think 20-30 years out. if i want my kids to live here, what do i want it to look like?>> reporter: any part that is bought and not used for conservation or kept as a county park will eventually, in about developers so they can get some of the money back from the purchase. the idea is that this land will only be available once and they were afraid that other people would buy it without the conservation focus in mind and that there would be damage to this area. the county owns it now to the >>> the former substitute teacher accused of exploiting students is now before a judge. abdul razak ali artan two went to trial today charged with sexual expl

aaron olson is serving five years behind bars for tax fraud. erin: coming up on "daybreak" -- sleeping with vampires. a brother and sister just got a would you tell them to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. like to punch him in the face. ahh, i don't know what i said. she ate like a pig. he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. i love war. yes, including with nukes. wrong. and shoot somebody. ahh, i don't remember. would you point to him as a role model? priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and heart of my presidency. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. imagine if hillary clin

been abused physically, sexually and emotionally and have nowhere to turn that that is where janet olson comes in, the director of natalie's jose garcia west valley group home devoted to helping girls 6-16 get a new lease on life. >> every child has a right to a safe place to be at nine and we wanted to create it. we have them doing things like learning to ride horses doing artwork and crafts lots of outings and things that help them feel good about themselves. >>reporter: grace cooper has seen what a difference janet is making but she knows it is not easy, especially with limited funds to care for the girls and an old van that barely runs. grace reached out to cbs5 to pay it forward. >> her number one priority is the girls and if that means digging into her own pocket to over and over again. >>reporter: we followed as grace surprised janet during a recent fundraising meeting. >> you know you have impressed me so much with the work you do with the girls [ speaking emotionally ] and i reached out to channel five to pay it forward and they came through for me. >> oh my goodness. >> i am he

. >> reporter: nicole olson is waiting for justice as curtis reeves, accused of killing her husband, hopes stand your ground gets him off. >> just to think that in the blink of an eye, my whole world got shattered into 1 million pieces. >> this will go on and on and the law has not changed and i don't anticipate it to change. >> reporter: and of course, the study saying it's flawed because it ignored legal principles and asking that it be retracted. >> real quick. one of those high-profile cases you mentioned, curtis reeves, who is accused of killing someone in a movie theater will face a judge in a couple of months, right?>> reporter: yes, i spoke with his wife and she says they will be in court at the end of february where curtis reeves will have that stand your >> thank you. >>> the minnesota police officer who shot a man to death during a traffic stop is now charged with manslaughter. according to investigators, officer jeronimo yanez shot and killed philando castile after pulling him over for a broken tail light. shooting happened as philando castile reached for his id after tel

by his wife's boyfriend jason may, mays called 911 painting it as self-defense telling dispatchers olson came at him with a knife.>> she came to get me and the next thing we knew, the next-door neighbors -- she ran out the day.>>reporter: documents show mays was not the shooter, simona polson, her dna was found all over the gun. william paulson family hired up convinced police to investigate the dna on the night. the victims was not there. debunking the theory of self- defense and helping unravel the story.'s that couple has been arrested one charged with second-degree murder in the second tampering with evidence. another twist to the story that we will share with you coming up. >>> the tempe woman looking extortion charges. she threatened a married man. ashley dawn kelly texted the man demanding $5000 or she would tell his wife. she told him she was doing it because she had no money. >>> a guilty plea for the man who hit a valley veteran with his car and left the scene. it was an april the vet tried to stop cody gibson from dragging a woman by her hair. . >>> even more on the fate of a

olson board gamba's boat. he also helped to drive it back to land when william was giving his wife cpr. shortly after, marine units spotted the vessel and gamba lost consciousness, as well. the husband and wife were rushed to a hospital. officials believe their injuries are related to the diving >>> a huge challenge for hillsboro county firefighters saturday. they were trying to fight a house fire in brandon. but, part of the road was actually blocked. firefighters couldn't reach the home at first because family members were blocking the road trying to move a watercraft and used tires from the driveway. two people were hurt during the chaos when a boat trailer collapsed on top of them. officials are still working to figure out what sparked it. >>> police in st. pete are trying to track down the person who shot a 20-year-old woman. police say the shooting took place behind a building on 13th avenue south. the woman was taken to a hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. no word yet on her name or a motive fo

then tune in to big 12 sports saturday at 6:30 as dan needles and drew olson break down the badgers chances of winning the big ten title. of course, the packers are on the road this weekend in washington, d.c. trying to snap a three-game good -- three-game losing streak. joyce: bundle up to all the high schools, the wind will kick in. stephanie: the first time at state, so we will see. the real inventor of the reuben sandwich may be debatable, but its great taste is not. at subway, this authentic classic is stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. joyce: it was fun while it lasted. mark: we get a high of 65. morning. your best bet to get outside, >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- billy crystal. from "how to get away with murder," alfred enoch. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from jeezy featuring french montana. now, stay right here's jimmy kimmel! ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome.

i'm dan needles along with drew olson. 31-17, it was easy, right? if you only watch the first half, and you would not have thought wisconsin was going to

then tune in to big 12 sports saturday at 6:30 as drew olson and moi break down the badgers chances of winning the big ten title. the state finals begin tomorrow, four gase -- games. then three more on friday. it is an odd year, no arrow said -- no arrowhead, no homestead. joyce: it is an exciting time mark: find a way to get outside. temperatures above average, 69. kathy says it will hit 70. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- garth brooks, tom hiddleston, and from "manchester by the sea" lucas hedges. and now, moving forward -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everybody. welcome, welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. that's very nice. we have so much. we have a jam-packed show tonight.

and who are just uncomfortable with the whole practice that has been happening.franklin mayor steve olson... we don't need the state to define things for us.is not one of them. he's concerned the same buffer zone size across the board would banish offenders from densely populated areas... where schools and parks are closer together... and leave more spread out communities like his as the only option for the displaced is the state to say 'you will take your own back.' plain and simple. and not push them off on anyone else. that fixes distances. it fixes border battles. it stops all this foolishness about my distance is bigger than your distance.but experts argue... it's all an illusion -- that buffer zones of any size... do nothing to keep us safe. the research on how effective remarkably consistent.doctor michael caldwell at u-w madison has spent years studying sex offenders, and what makes them tick. end hold buffer zones make people feel better, but really don't seem to have any impact on sexual violence.research shows the vast majority of offenders know their victims - through vocation

parade featured a thousand vets from all over southeastern wisconsin, including master sergeant john olson, who served for more than two decades. >> i never intended to do 21 years. i planned to do four and get out. i do. there's a sense of pride you get out of this job that i don't think you can find in most other jobs. and i would still recommend that our youth gladly serve in the military. katie: there will be more ceremonies this week. veterans day is friday, november 11th. >>> daylight saving time comes to an end and we return to standard time. we need to set our clock back before we go to sleep. while you're at it, here's important advice. the clock, if you have a battery in your smoke detector, change that battery. go around and make sure every one of those smoke detectors are working. push the button. listen to that sound. katie: milwaukee's fire chief says 70 to 80 percent of house fires that cause deaths happen in homes that don't have a working smoke detector. >> we want to cut that down. we want people to be prepared. >> reporter: patty flowers with the red cross of wisconsin w

giving money to hillary clinton on the left of but its totally illogical politically" i-t expert, jared olson, says this type of hacking is common... "its not that difficult to be completely honest from a hackers standpoint to get through those systems" and it's a big business... "it is definitely a real threat. its becoming a business" "just about anything can be hacked and just about anything can be a forgery" so be careful what you believe, lee say, especially when things just don't add understand the basics of politics" in a statement to fox 6 news, bradley foundation officials say they are working with the fbi to investigate the hack and with security experts to prevent future security breaches. their website was down for much of the day. in milwaukee, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. mary thanks brittany weve just learned the overnight - some of them were accountants at a milwaukee firm. it happened on eye-94 near deerfield. fox6s bret lemoine is live at kilbourn and broadway... where four of the victims worked... and co-workers tonight are mourning. were told they were all bright young pr

master sergeant john olson told us serving in the military is a true calling. >> once i came in, i never intended t i planned to do four years and get out. but i realized it's what i wanted to do. there's a sense of pride you get out of the job that i don't think you can find in most other jobs. and i would still recommend that our youth serve in the military. >> veterans day is this friday, november 11th. coming up, the milwaukee native turned nfl star helping raise awareness about domestic violence. and saying goodbye to a wisconsin deputy killed in the should all know about law enforcement during this very difficult russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message i'm

again you can catch our explain one-on-one yu with dolly part son olson 123 12:00 news at 10:00. >> only on 12 news our 12 news family continues to grow. yeah kiffin birth to beverly late last month. emma has invited us -objection i get this is the i'm time for 'em an her eli has a little sister and it's been a bit of an adjust for us tins. it's definitely more he heck i obtain have too. >> okay. well, you're going to see much more of tram and math's visit with emma. best lay beautifully build an and be blew. so cute that -- i just had to point that out. you're going to kill me tow. when you're corninging down to tom's big ramped things up with the traditional the extremely talented jan diaw industry after not to touch anything. thanks to january our blather was named we a test but we will be when -p takes. >> you handled that turkey she wouldn't request me. uribe tuesday is tomorrow you can food city on dysart road. or to team cool april strike crying ultimate local january conon do you mean and meet your 12 taste 12 fake areaser ago part in all the festive. any can't come out tomorrow

then tune in to big 12 sports saturday at 6:30 as dan needles and drew olson break down the college hoops, the badgers basketball team hopes to get the bitter taste of tuesday's loss out of their mouths. u.w. will be back at home to host chicago state. the badgers are coming off a 12-point loss to creighton. they're hoping to wipe that loss from their memory tonight. >> coach talked about it, and we get another chance the next night and hopefully get a win and et >> you can have a loss like that, then turn around and be able to prove ourselves once again. stephanie: just a few minutes ago it was announced, kris bryant is the nl mvp, and mike trout is the al mvp. joyce: ok. ironically enough, i had my first tuneup scheduled for winter. mark: you will need a tomorrow for sure. temperatures around 60 degrees after a record-breaking high temperature of 72 degrees. wind on the blustery side, nothing compared to what they will become later tomorrow, announcer: the following is a special live holiday presentation from wisn 12. right now, live from pere marquette park in downtown milwaukee, it's

heller's charged with killing six-month-old finley olson in an un-licensed daycare at her cudahy home. a criminal complaint says the child suffered severe head trauma consistent with being violently slammed or shaken. while heller remains out on bail, 12 news has learned she's volunteering for her daughter's pta group. >> i think it's an excuse to get her name out there to say hey i'm an active parent, i'm nice, , i'm this person. >> cudahy's superintendent says since heller has not been convicted of a felony she is , allowed to attend field trips and organize other school events. in an email statement he says indicate that she cannot have unsupervised contact with children under 12 unless they are her own." however many parents at the , school feel it's inappropriate for heller to be involved at all. >> i couldn't imagine going through that, and i hope if that were ever to happen to me, somebody would do this for me too. >> in cudahy, christina palladino, wisn 12 news. cudahy's police department and the district attorney's office. they both say heller is in compliance with her bail r

michelle dronso is a close friend of finley olson's parents.the 6-month-old died earlier this year in an unlicensed daycare -- run out of carrie heller's cudahy home. according to the criminal complaint, she told police several stories about what happend-- before admitting to shaking the baby."19.31 i around anybody else's children."but dronso says that's exactly what's happening...here at je jones elementary.nats at school parents say heller is a member of the school's pta.but conditions of her bail release stipulate she have "no unsupervised contact with children under the age of 12, except for biological children." "22.11 i just feel like the district really, really, really dropped the ball on this one."the superintendent was aware of those bail conditns when heller asked to volunteer this fall.he says the activities she helped with did not give r she didn't have unsurpervised access to children in the building.dronso understands everyone is innocent until proven guilty-- but says a child lost her life and the district shouldn't put more in harms way."25.46 they have to protect our

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olson, the wolf came as a wolf according to justice scalia. when congress appropriated executive power for itself, and created the office of independent counsel. without the separation of powers, the executive branch no less co-opts the legislative power for itself. with unchecked executive power, federal agencies are emboldened to legislate without limitations in the nearly 180,000 pages of the code of federal regulation judicial deference to agency decision making becomes a rubber stamp for agencies to do as they please and they can freely pretend that congress hides elephants in mouse holes in justice scalia's words when congress instructs them to act. finally the judicial power is unrecognizable. as the political branches of power so too do the courts. today it is the view of many that this -- the supreme court is the giver of liberties. what an odd conception of government that we the people are dependent upon the third branch of government to grant us our freedom. it is this last point to which we remember justice scalia so well. at time

thank you, mark olson. >> thank you, rick.ad to be here. >> my first question do you have any thoughts specifically about today's fed meeting and also maybe express those in the context of the bank of japan, not anywhere near their inflation targets but seemingly out of runway. maybe that's a bit of an assumption, but your thoughts on those two issues. >> first of all, i think the meeting today will be a yawn. but i also agree with what steve liesman said a few minutes ago. what i think is going to be particularly interesting is to see how last meeting's dissenting voters react this time. that may be a signal as to whether or not there was agreement on what they're going to do in december or no agreement. as to japan, i think japan is a completely different scenario. they have to manage their economy. they have to manage their funds rate. they have to manage their debt in a completely different way than we do in the u.s. so i don't think that will have an impact on monetary policy in this country. >> all right. but you know wh

last august during the primary season, then 15-year-old brady olson of wallingford, iowa was fed up with the presidential race.olson says, "i can't describe that, it has been a free fall."as his worst nightmare came true as hillary clinton and donald trump became the nominees.olson says, "you kind of knew it was gonna happen in the back of your mind, but you were still hoping there's a way of this, right, we've got a chance two days to go. it's looking like we are stuck with these candidates, for better or for worse....but through this journey of the political process....an important lesson in civics.olson says, "i almost became a felon for something that took 10 minutes and i did not lie past the name."that's right, the federal election commission sent out a letter calling for brady or deez nuts to withdraw officially filed out all of the paperwork to become a candidate.olson says, "they never asked me what country i was from, they never asked me how old i was, that's their fault."but he did withdraw, ending his bid for president. "i almost lost voting rights before i could vote."all jo