investigators saying 43-year- old sean lynch was speeding and veered off the road and hit a tree. >>> former alaska governor sara pail inis en-- palin is indoorsing donald trump. trump calls palin a friend and is proud to have her support. taking action for your money. gas prices continue their downward trend. the cost for a gallon of gas 1.75 in tampa. that's 10-cents lower than what is the average in the city. crude oil prices driving down the prices. dropping below 29 cents a barrel. >>> i call 911, someone shpick up the found. >> the punishment for a 911 dispatcher ordering pizza instead of doing his job. >>> one of my favorite stories out to a new level. the routine inspired circus . >>> a 911 dish patcher -- dispatcher is under fire after ford-ordering a pizza. >> let me have the lunch special. is from the eight minute personal call while a man was having a seizure. the staff at the eye center was trying to call 911 but the phone kept on ringing. this happened in september. the dispatcher was issued a written reprimand. officials are thinking. switching to their own 911 regional

officials identified the driver killed. 43-year-old sean lynch. deputies say he was speeding on tangerine avenue near 49th the road between hitting a tree and rolling his car. the area is still closed at this hour. >>> a bradenton boy is recovering now after he was hit by a car while riding his scooter. that 6-year-old ended up at bayfront medical center after investigators say he road his scooter down his driveway and into traffic on 43rd avenue west. the child suffered some injuries but is going to be ok. officers say the driver will not face charges. >>> for the first time this morning we're hearing the 911 call of a warning that could not save the life of an ohio police officer. we first told you about this story yesterday morning. here on abc action news. authorities say herschel jones could be charged soon for the a woman actually called 911 trying to warn authorities in danville, ohio about her ex- boyfriend. listen to this. >> yes, i'm in danger. my ex-boyfriend is out in camo looking to kill a cop. >> this will give you chills. that call

erin: governor lynch used to do it. sean: i think it is eight degrees when we were up there. erin: a serious situation for people in new jersey. the dog started barking. every 20 minutes. >> it sounded like a big bomb. erin: a big bomb. we're going to tell you what officials say caused a series of sonic booms that caught many offguard. sean: a homeless man comes up with a way to make money. he accepts credit card donations. kevin: temperatures in to the 30's. cooler air tries to make its way in. warmer air wins out. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, kevin: friday morning, january 29th. we start out with quite a few clouds. scattered snow showers are a possibility. temperatures remaining in the 30's today and tomorrow before another jump in temperature early next week. we'll tell you about all of the trends before

. >> sean, my question is, do you think the obama justice department, loretta lynch and the presidentng to indict hillary clinton after what the president said earlier this week? he said it's not a national security risk. agree. jay and you are right. very serious legal issues but do you think, both of you, that she will be charged with a crime as a result? >> here's the risk. >> the answer to the question -- jay? >> fbi agents, doing a thorough job here and put together a recommendation that a grand jury be impanelled and charges brought and the director concurs and makes that recommendation to loretta lynch the attorney general and she blows it off or just decides we are not going there, gets a order from above from the president saying we are not going to do that, you could risk a very, very serious shake-up within the department of justice where you could see career fbi agents and maybe even the director of the fbi resigning over this. and i'm not sure that the president wants that as his legacy. doug, you raise the politics and the politics cuts both ways getting to that point of

sean penn, castillo and "el chapo." let's get to pamela brown. you just wrapped up an interview with the attorney general loretta lynch. what are you learning? r: well, we have learned from law enforcement sources, jake, that u.s. law enforcement was aware of the communications between sean penn and the actress kate del castillo. in fact we learned that the mexican government know sean penn arrived in the country but after that sources say they lost track of penn and that caused fear he was going to meet with the drug kingpin, the very location where an operation was about to be launched. and we have learned from our sources that because of that that particular operation was delayed. here's what the attorney general had to say about that in this exclusive interview. >> the operation that did capture "el chapo" as well as the efforts to bring him to justice after his escape were operations of the mexican government. we're tremendously gratified that the capture was successful. we look forward to having "el chapo" face justice in an american court. certainly if you look at the number of cases he's involved in, the depth and breadth of his crimi

lynch or obama is -- >> 1,340. >> -- are going to recommend an indictment of hillary clinton. do you, sean?s is politics. >> if that is the case, monica crowley, the fbi will be so outraged that all of this is going to be leaked, all of the past cases will be reviewed and we'll know in america that there's a two-tier justice system. >> you'll have a major resoelt revolt on your hands in the fbi which is something that i don't think this president wants. look, sean, i was the first person back in august in my column in the washington times to lay out the whole scenario because of a long history of bad blood between the obamas and the clintons. about how barack obama was essentially using the fbi investigation as a legal and political vice to squeeze mrs. clinton. now we hear it has another dimension to it, which is they're looking into the possibility of public corruption. what i'm hearing from my source who has not steered myong yet is that of the two highly problematic documents that we know about so far that have been released, that the fbi is looking at that reached the highest classifie

lynch. >> we learned an operation back in october on a mexican compound where "el chapo" was believed to be hiding was delayed because of the belief that there may be two americans there including seane play in that decision? >> the operation that did capture "el chapo", as well as the efforts to bring him to justice after his escape were operations of the mexican government. we're tremendously gratified the capture was successful and we look forward to having "el chapo" face justice in an my can court. if you look at the number of american cases he's involved in and depth and breath of the criminal organization and the money he's siphoned off americans addicted to the poison he pedals. he's an important target for us. >> reporter: she made it clear she wants to see "el chapo" face justice here in the united states. wolf, back to you. >> pamela, thank you very much. just ahead, my exclusive interview with jordan's king abdula. his country has taken in more than a million refugees. what's his reaction to the refugee debate raging here in the united states right now? plus, the republican governor of a critical early voting state slamming donald trump and exposing a deep gop divide. we