walter and... golden ars, indeed! the new program that brings college kids and senior citizens together... under one roof. it's a co-ed dorm... for the ages. and i'm jen epstein. we'll get to thstorie a minute've some weather in today talking rain, and lots of it... so let's get right to dave. (dave mo showers on tap today, with the heaviesrain to the north. a flood watch continues north of tampa through tuesday. high temps in the mid 80s, with rain chances around ((dave ad lib toss to anclote river... where . people are prepping for possible flooding. (jen mzen pe are looking for places ve... after their apartment complex caught fire. happen sunday afternoon attree northeast tampa. a fire apt tmenntp inlas in60 co thanully she ander family got out...and did her nehbors. all 13 people in e four-unit building are cross ofred to hp. the ?another fire... back in h rch. (wally) twoolk county men have die. followg a inrnaub say they were aix? men... ridi. (wally it happened shortly after two sund authors say a white ford f

((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, ((dave)) problems with an aging sewer system.. has the cities of saint petersburg and largo especially concerned about tropical storm hermine. and all this rain... is already causing problems. the city of largo says-- the extreme heavy rain has overloaded parts of the sanitary sewer system. getting into the pipes.this is all happening before the storm has even made landfall.the city is asking people to conserve water.cut back on the non-essential activities like doing laundry and washing dishes.in other parts of largo, we spotted neighborhoods underwater. similar problems in st. pete, where they are ?also asking residents to conserve water... because of similar sewage problems. here's what mayor kriseman had to say and now to pasco county: where regional medical center bayonet point in hudson has been undergoing an evacuation... due to an electrical fire. hundreds of patients are having to be moved in the middle of this sto

america runs on dunkin'. 3 on ((walter))((walter)) 3 it's 5:--, on friday, march fourth. i'm walter allen.((jen)) and i'm jen epstein... are you ready for some football? there's news from the n-f-l huddle this morning... tampa... is a finalist to host the super bowl again. 3 ((jen fox-13's alcides segui is on the story for us. alcides... we could get the big game in 20-20 or 20-21... and we have two big pluses going for us: weather, and experience. 3 3 3 ((jen thanks, alcides. 3 3 3 3 no closed captioning is 3 3 3 (walter) topping world news this morning: new threats from north korea. one day after firing *projectiles... their leader is ordering something *much more dangerous. 3 (walter kim jong un has ordered his military on standby for nuclear strikes at any time. the threats are part of a ramped up propaganda push between north and south korea. it's also likely a response to new u-n sanctions against the north. and u-s officials are quick to point out, that the warning might just be all talk. the navy isn't taking chances though, and just sent a fleet of ships to the r

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they went these women when i began with walters, made headlines herself in 1976. when she became america's 1st female network news anchor, it came with an unprecedented $1000000.00 salary bank. if you were in charge of the defense, did it just get away from you? what happened? already a household name, her heart hitting interviews with president, royalty, and pop culture icons solidified her place as a star in the world of news. walters became a fixture and b, c for the next 4 decades. 2 o, as her stature grew, she blurred lines between journalist and celebrity, and that i need to be a stop, you know, when you're in the news to probably, and you're not considered a style, you consider very serious journalist at least you help you. so i mean, this is my claim to much i do. walters receive countless awards for her work, including a peabody and 12 emmys. in her later career, she continued to break new ground with her date time pal, show the view. your female chart show proved unexpected. hit all the testament to her continued appeal and her capacity for reinvention.

have a question for walter williams? e-mail it to booktv at c-span.org. post it it to our facebook wall or treat it@book tv and also call in during the program. this among's guest on booktv's in-depth program, economist walter williams. booktv, television for serious readers. >> many of this year's presidential candidates have written books to introduce. thes to voters and to promote their views on issues. here's a look at some of the candidates' books inch his newest book, reply all, jeb bush catalogues his e-mail correspond turns his time as governor of florida. ben carson argues that better understanding of the constitution is necessary to solve america's most controversial issues. in his latest book, more perfect union. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in "hard choices." and in "a time for truth" ted cruz recounts his journey from a cuban immigrants' son so the u.s. senate. carly fiorina is another declared candidate for president, and rising to the challenge, she shares lessons she l

back to you, walter. walter: no introduction needed here.usic icon graces the stage in south philadelphia tonight. >> hello, fellowship. >> barbara streisand performed before a packed crowd at the wells fargo center. >>> castle is next here on channel 6. action news continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning. now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire action news team, i'm walter perez. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. [ gasps ] [ gasps ] richard, it pains me to admit it, but i am in your debt. yes. deeply. but if you'd like to start paying rent -- no, no, no. i mean i owe you a debt of gratitude. oh. if you had not urged me to take this audition, i would never have gotten this part. now i'm off to my wardrobe fitting. bye. bye. bye. castle: bye. where are you off to? oh, i signed up for an escort service. i have to meet a client. what? a what?

((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. it's november first! those stories in a minute, but now, a first look at your forecast... with dave. mostly sunny and warm for your tuesday, with high temps in the mid 80s. tonight will be new this morning: tampa police are investigating a double shooting. it happened around midnight in the 32 hundred deleuil avenue. that's just north of hillsborough avenue. officers arrived and found two men shot. one is in critical condition, the other has ?non life-threatening injuries. both were rushed to the hospital. no names released... and no word on the shooter. developing this morning in hillsborough county: the search for a man...who went jet-skiing with his son, and ?never returned. it happened last night on the alafia river. fox 13's shayla reaves is now by the river with the latest on this. and shayla... the new developments this morning... in the fbi email investigation tied to hillar more about what may be in them.... fbi forensic experts have now star

a live look outside of walter reed medical center in maryland. you can see a lot of people gather there. is is where president donald trump just we did from that he will be released at 3:30 this afternoon. >> natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: president donald trump sent a flurry of tweets this morning from the presidential suite at walter reed. white house chief of staff mark meadows told foxnews the president could be discharged as early as today. >> the president made a decision on whether to discharge later today. >> reporter: questions remain about the president's condition. the president stock is now acknowledge he had a high fever on friday and say his oxygen levels dropped twice. we have also learned the president has been given a steroid in addition to remdesivir and an experimental antibody cocktail. >> the question is, is his disease much more severe than is being describedbeeen the potency of the drug and what is going on. >> reporter: the white house is hoal g backlash after the suite sunday evening to drive- by supporters wh

jacklin greenbaum loved her grandfather, walter wolf. >> what's that? >> batch shrapnel, pieces of a bomb that was in his shoulder. >> reporter: another member of the greatest generation lost. >> he actually stormed the beaches in normandy during world war ii. >> reporter: just a few blocks away, kathy goldstein reflects on the life of a n >>this is a world war ii veteran. there is nothing more important for me to do today then be there for his family and let them know how much i appreciate what they did. >> reporter: kathy is a patriot guard writer who names -- who rides with the names on her back and tattoos on her arms. crying ] -- he didn't come home. >> reporter: men who sacrificed -- >> [ crying ] >> reporter: men who kathy honors. >> that is what i do -- why i do what i do. i do it for them. [ crying ] >> reporter: for walter wolf and his family. >>good morning. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> absolutely. i'm so very sorry. on behalf of the patriot guard riders, these are letters of condolence that have come in from all over the country. we

could now be a *security concern. 3 ((walter and... some local parents are making the trek to tallahassee today. why they're pushing... to let their kids *play. 3 3 ((walter)) 3 good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, a first look at your forecast... with dave. 3 3 3 a developing story in sarasota county this morning: one shooting... two different crime scenes. police say around seven last night... someone fired shots on maple avenue in north sarasota. a man and a woman were hit in the leg... and taken to the hospital. police were also at another scene on osprey avenue... near u-s 301. that's about a half-mile *south of where the first shooting happened. it's not clear how the two scenes are connected... or if police are looking for a suspect. any changes or updates -- we'll get 'em to 3 3 a deputy in hernando county is recovering at home this morning, after getting into a serious crash. and detectives say the other driver... sh

s. television journalist barbara walters has died. she was a 93 years old. in a career spanning 5 decade, she was the 1st female anchor on an evening news broadcast. and to one of the most prominent interviews on television, walters was also known for creating the women's talk show the view on the a, b c network. i. wow. and, and i look forward to that portuguese superstar christiano, ronald law has found a new footballing home in riyadh, saudi arabian side, our nasa. the club confirmed on friday that rinaldo had penned a 2 year deal. the 37 year old had been a free agents since leaving manchester united on the eve of the cattle wealth cap. faced with an apparent shortage of offers from european clubs is now headed to saudi arabia, where his a pe salary is reported to be around $75000000.00 us dollars a year and tributes continue to poor end from around the world for football edge, and paley, who died on thursday after a long struggle with cancer. he was 80 to brazil is currently marking 3 days of national mourning for the man they revered as the king of foo

((walter battered, bruised and broken. the bucs night for tampa bay. ((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave. scattered clouds and warm

((walter)) the familiar face who's ready to hit the campaign trail for "little brother." 3 ((walter and... pasco county deputies need your help catching a thief... the incredible video, that should help them out. 3 3 it's 5:--, on friday, february 12th. i'm walter allen.((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. it's been almost a week, and tampa police are *still looking for a "person of interest" in a shooting that killed two people . and they need your help. ((jen fox-13's aaron mesmer is on the story for us. aaron... there's real urgency here... what sort of 3 leads to detectives have? 3 tampa police are really hoping for a break in this case. they've been going through surveillance video of the shooting...trying to identify people who may be able to provide some good information. 3 detectives have now released a picture of a "person-of- interest"...and they need helping identifying him. he was in club rayne early saturday morning...when, according to witnesses an argument broke out -- and ended in gunfire. eight people were hit. 21-year-old marvin lancaster was killed inside the club on nebraska

i'm walter allen. jennifer has the morning off. those stories in a minute, but first.. we need to get to dave.... who has a storm system we ?really new this morning: bradenton police are searching for man... in connection with the death of a ?baby. police say they got a call yesterday about a ten month old child that was brought to manatee memorial hospital and died. the child was last seen in the patrick neri." they say he was supposed to be babysitting the ten month old and a three year old child. it's not clear if neri is ?related to them. police now want warrants for neri's arrest... for both felony child abuse and child neglect. if you've seen him... call bradenton police. developing right now in italy... a city is waking up ?buried under rubble. the area was just hit by an earthquake overnight. it measured a magnitude six point one. and at last check, at least ?11 people have died. it was centered by the city of "amatrice" ... just north east of rome in central italy. and the aftershocks were felt as far away as the capitol city. but ?most of the damage was center

when barbara walters started out at n, b. c, in the early $900.00 sixty's women struggled to be taken seriously in the news room . but in the years the followed, she built her name as one of the most revered figures in american journalism. when women tell me that they entered the field in journalism, i went to school to study. that's how legacy it makes me try. and that's last year when women, when i began to walters, made headlines herself in 1976. when she became america's 1st female network news anchor, it came with then unprecedented $1000000.00 salary. but if you were in charge of the defense, did it just get away from you? what happened? already a household name for hardening interviews with president, royalty, and pop culture icons solidified her place as a star in the world of news. walters became a fixture, and b, c for the next 4 decades. o, as her stature grew, she blurred lines between journalist and celebrity was very exciting in the end that i needed to be a star. you know, when you're in the news department, yo

((walter)) it's 5:--, i'm walter allen.((jen)) and i'm jen epstein... we're following some traffic trouble in i-75... lanes are vanessa ruffess is in the traffic center with an update. no closed captioning is ((vanessa fox-13's alcides segui is live at the scene this morning... alcides-- ((vanessa thanks, alcides. ((walter the time now is 5:??. let's get you up to the minute on today's top stories: a girl claims a clown chased her near her bus stop.. and this threat is being taken very seriously by the pinellas county sheriff's office. it happened in largo.. on trotter road near 134th avenue. this is happening all over the country.. including several other sightings in our state. it is against the law in florida to wear a mask and hoaxes... they're not funny. it's a waste of valuable time and resources. ((walter the superintendent of schools for manatee county says - further protests and school disruption will not be tolerated today.. if more protests are held - homecoming dances and football games could be canceled. this is video from palmetto high sch

((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) and i'm jen epstein. let's no closed captioning is new this morning: police are searching for the person who took off... during a traffic stop. it happened just a few hours ago, at north 41st and east fern street in tampa. investigators say: officers had pulled the driver over... when the ?passenger hit the gas. the car crashed into a power-pole... and cracked it. people living the driver stayed at the scene... but the passenger took off... and detectives are still looking for them. ((jen)) now to a developing situation in polk county. a sinkhole has opened up there. ((wally)) it's not on a major ?road, but it's still causing major ?problems... that's because it's right in the middle.. of the busy "mosaic plant" campus. ((wally fox-13's shayla could be really tricky reaching this hole... how (jen/ one man is in custody... charged in the fatal beating of another man in st. pete beach. it happened thursday afternoon, in a cul-de-sac near 78th avenue and coquina way. detectives found "kenneth darling" lying

here at walter reed. there are dozen and dozens of his supporters lining the street right outside walter reed where the president has been for 24 hours, a little over 24 hours. they are waving flags, honking horns. and their message is clear. they are trying to get president trump the support he needs to fight through the coronavirus. that video that president trump recorded inside walter reed that was posted about an hour ago was welcome news for every american because it shows he at least sounded healthy. it was important because it came at the ends of a very confusing day. it started with the president's doctors delivering that press conference saying that he was doing very well. but right after that press conference was over a senior administration official reported to be chief of staff mark meadows, he said there were some very troubling signs yesterday when president trump was first brought to walter reed. he made it sounds like it was touch-and-go. he said the next 48 hours was going to be critical

for about a week until i woke up in walter reed medical center here in washington, and easy >> when you are recovering, when you think back to that now, are you surprised that here you are about to be a new member of the house of representatives? >> i am honored i get to be a new member but it was that moment in time that brought me to this moment in time. when i will cop in a hospital bed and walter reed, it was not my life dream to become a member of congress. i was happy jumping out of planes, kicking in doors and jumping out of helicopters but it was no longer in the cards at that point. it was difficult. your purposesing in life it ranks among the most difficult you can lose. i was talking to my wife trying to determine how i do not lose my focus, how i find another battlefield to focus on and i was having a lot of the house, senate, staffers visit through so ir reed and that is came to the realization that maybe my next battlefield would be here is a member of hamas. ask how did you get from their to hear? >> i think when any military person starts to think about what they want to

every time he fired walter was further and further away.hink the bigger thing we always have to understand here, one think mark said which is very difficult to convict officers, part of that is because unlike other areas of law, these particular kinds of shootings are not only about what you do but about how you feel when you are doing it. and the bigger part of that feeling is fear, and it is very profound, you know, how weak -- the idea that the fear governs so much about what is considered guilt or not guilt in these cases because we all know, anybody who studies the construction and activation of fear, you know that it is a very complicated thing. a lot can go into it, things that are actually conscious to you, things that are not conscious to you, things that may make me afraid may not make you afraid. and the idea that that is a separate kind of justice than, for instance, if we were having, you know, some sort of workplace discrimination case, it is simply about what you did. the jury doesn't want the know how you felt when you did i

((walter and: a day to say thank you... to all of america's greatest heroes: honored in the bay area... this veterans day ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen... ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, a first look at your veterans day forecast... from new this morning: a death investigation at a tampa gas station. deputies responded to the sunoco on north nebraska around seven last nght, after getting a report that there was an assault and a man was down. they rushed him to the hospital where he later died. his cause of death is still under investigation but they his name has not been released. developing this morning.. an argument between a mom and her son.. ends in death.. and it was a polk county deputy that pulled the trigger. fox 13's shayla reaves joins us now from the home where this happened.. on del new this morning... someone busted through a thousand dollars worth of cell phones and cash.. it happened at the t-mobile on east brando

because walter needs you here to the u.s. and he goes you're not doing it for me i'm like ok i get him because i look like. a couple put a lot of work into updating joses immigration status a marriage certificate doesn't automatically qualify an immigrant for citizenship. rosen who's a hired attorneys and paid them a lot of money but it didn't help. one lawyer advised jose to miss an important meeting with immigration officials and that just made the situation worse. it all started with a letter that came to our house saying that they need to go ahead and see his passport and his birth certificate i didn't want to give him that because i know this is what they needed to deport him but we were following the rules and that's basically what we were following ice is rules. a routine hearing in february of twenty seventeen turned into a nightmare for jose he'd been detained on an immigration violation and twenty eleven but was released after several months soon after the trumpet ministration took office the government expanded the

greg: walter, in his short career he has had over 70 plus films.dn't it live by its own code to stop taking jobs. every job he takes could go to a minority. they have a saying i don't have to be faster than the grizzly, i just have to be faster than you which means when the grizzly chases you, i just have to be faster than you. mark ruffalo thanks when the revolution comes for white men they won't come for him because he pointed at me first. what gives him the right to set himself apart from his very race, gender and so on and sit in judgment of other members of it. i don't get it. it's guilt. greg: it allows him -- >> i don't understand why you would want to watch a network there is not a single person that disagrees with you on anything. sit in the mirror and talk to yourself then. that's, not that i'm slamming that at all. it can sometimes help. why? otherwise there's no did debate. shut up about that. >> his problem is a white conservatives, he doesn't want black conservatives. >> that's the point. that's the real point. he would be calling him

i saw the picture of walter mondale icefishing and all of the past primaries and what had happened. he was very good at not only telling me the historical facts, but also filling me in on the fact that many, many times, it was a candidate people didn't expect that was going to win at this moment in time that came in and ran and won in new hampshire. the real message to me from that visit is that we are living in a moment in time where our democracy is really hitting back in a good way. our democracy is about citizens, citizens making decisions. and, the president is not the king. to me, that is what happened last night. the president is not the king. we have a democracy in place and we are standing in front of the statehouse that is all about democracy, with the biggest legislature in the united states of america. that is real democracy at the grassroots level. we saw that in kentucky where mean-spirited policies, trumpian policies from a governor that was cutting health care and really not having the backs of people. the people of kentucky. despite that being a state that donald tr

walter asks god to help them. cross my her.down will you give her so placid a week this has become an important daily ritual for the family. serves as a constant source of encouragement for her husband she reminds him that he's married to a strong woman she's a fighter the children know that too. really. mauled her says that the family needs to stay strong like my dad to return. i think i was a praise along with them alone in el salvador i have a father thank you for the same reason this is your work i thought. how can i. say thank you find each other we thank you. i'm secure in the fame or that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance. what's your story. i'm with numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another visitor not the guests you want to become citizens. in for migrants your platform for reliable informa

were they held an for walter oil and deo, david thibodauctor and wouldn't say ifor walter. andemployed the otherfshoid not respond to oear and a half a yen" gulf of mexico and the people that let it happen caught on video. >> no one can forget the oil spill, the 2010bp disaster. oil in the gulf for three months but we have learned of a different oil spill two years ago. >> so why are we bringing this to you now? investigator david hammer has this video for a whistleblower that knew he needed to expose the virus dumping it into the gulf and trying to cover it up. >> you make it through the water. >> operated vehicles, robot submarines to do dangerous work deep in the gulf of mexico. >> you make it go forwards and backwards and up and right and you control the arms with the joy sticks. reporter: but on his first day on the uncle john rig he felt something was not right. >> that first ship is when it all started >> the very first shift. >> yes. reporter: before the uncle john left the harbor he noticed hydraulic oil dripping off to the water below and he took pictures and laid

--walter donald trump, --walter donald trump, who? the *rest of the republican presidential candidates were *fired up in their last debate before the all-important iowa caucuses. how the longtime frontrunner he *wasn't in the building. 3 ((vanessa and... cruise conundrum. one ship, and hundreds of passengers... all stuck in downtown tampa. 3 ((walter and... it's one of the most *famous... and *beloved... super bowl commercials. what happened when the long-ago co-stars, gets tender. 3 3 3 its now 5:__ thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((jen)) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 (vanessa/ a scary situation for a woman and her friend in north tampa, overnight. a thief snatched the woman's cell phone, at the corner of bougainvillea and florida. the victim's friend was driving by, and pulled over to help. that's when police say the robber shot-at the friend's truck... the thief then took off behind an auto repair shop. no one was hurt, but officers are still searching for the criminal. 3 3 ((walterdeveloping this morning: the port of tampa is finally bac

((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. and our top story this morning... and new this morning: amazing anyone could survive this.. a bad crash on kennedy boulevard in tampa. it happened around two this morning , by memorial highway... and the westshore plaza mall. a car hit ?three poles before coming to a stop. the driver was pulled out... and taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition, but it sounds like he wasn't seriously hurt. police say developing this morning in tampa: the search continues for a ?flasher... on the u-s-f campus. and police may now be closer to catching him... thanks to some new pictures. fox 13's shayla reaves joins us now a father and son are facing charges in pinellas county... after getting into a shootout with deputies. and deputies now say the two men... were covering up ?a gr deputies were trying to serve a warrant on 26-year-old xavier williams at his home in st. petersburg. they say -- he pointed a gun at a detective who was forced to shoot. investiga

((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. and we begin with the forecast... and that storm in the gulf. with that storm inching closer to the gulf coast... people are running out of time to get prepared. wind... rain... and flooding are still ?big concerns for much of our viewing area. and that means preparing... getting supplies and sandbags. fox 13's shayal reaves is at ?one of those sandbag locations right now... the jackson heights 13 news dot com.our website-- fox the tropics... go to well as updates on the bay area... as well as updates on the tropics... go to our website-- 13 news dot com. and that storm in the gulf is already having an impact on the bay area. the bucs announced late last night that they moved thursday's preseason home game against the redskins... to ?tomorrow night at eight p-m. the bucs say they worked with the national weather service, the nfl., and the plan... to avoid weather concerns later this week. happening today all across florida: the polls are opening... fo

here at walter reed. there are dozen and dozens of his supporters lining the street right outside walter reed where the president has been for 24 hours, a little over 24 hours. they are waving flags, honking horns. and their message is clear. they are trying to get president trump the support he needs to fight through the coronavirus. that video that president trump recorded inside walter reed that was posted about an hour ago was welcome news for every american because it shows he at least sounded healthy. it was important because it came at the ends of a very confusing day. it started with the president's doctors delivering that press conference saying that he was doing very well. but right after that press conference was over a senior administration official reported to be chief of staff mark meadows, he said there were some very troubling signs yesterday when president trump was first brought to walter reed. he made it sounds like it was touch-and-go. he said the next 48 hours was going to be critical

((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, developing this morning in polk county: the state attorneys office is investigating a shooting... involving ?four law three police officers and a deputy were doing a traffic stop for a drug task force. and they say the man they pulled over... opened fire. the deputy is from polk county and the three officers were from winter haven, haines city, and lake wales. the man shot was 32 year old "francis perry." he was rushed to the hospital... and no word on his ?current condition. the task force ?knew perry. he had an active warrant and he's a known violent convicted felon. and as the task force surrounded his car... they say he started shooting at them ?through his passenger window. they returned perry several times. law enforcement leaders are now just grateful, this didn't end perry has a long criminal history. he just recently got out of prison in march. he's been convicted of attempted 2nd degree murder, impersonati

((walter the time now is 5:??. let's get you up to the minute on today's top stories: a tense situation kept people awake overnight in south tampa. just after three this morning, emergency crews responded to a fire call on "bay to bay," and south firefighters arrived, smoke was coming from a second story window. as they were climbing up the side of the building, a man appeared, and tried to attack them with a ?hammer... and block their entry. police were able to get inside, baker-act the man and firefighters put out the fire. they believe the man started the fire inside his apartment, but haven't said ?why. ((walter investigators in st. petersburg are trying to figure-out how a man ended-up ?dead... in a drainage pond. someone saw the body around four p-m, 47th avenue north and third street. police say: it's too early to identify the man, or determine ?how he died... but they are saying: there were no obvious signs of trauma. ((walter come look at the screen if you can. pasco deputies are looking for a group of bur

i moved into walter reed hospital and begin to. try medical team says he's been given to experimental drugs but is not needing oxygen. hello there this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up caught in the line of fire we meet some of the people and they go in a car about hiding and worried.

((walter and: your birthday and your health.. the month you're born is an indicator of medical issues. why february babies should rejoice. its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen..((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes.. in for jen.. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave. scattered showers & storms developing and moving inland today. rain chances around 40%, with high temps in the upper 80s. tonight will feature variable clouds and muggy conditions. lows in the mid 70s. more scattered storms for thursday, with high temps in the upper 80s. rain chances around 50%. (dave

>>walter: we'll leave it there. easy and when times get tough, it helps to have someone you can count on. i sat down with a local woman who is devoting her life to saving her friend. she's this week's home town hero. the last decade hasn't been easy for cheryl sage. she lost her leg to diabetes in 2007, was diagnosed with renal disease and has been on dialysis for six years. >> take all the blood out, clean it and put it all back in. take all the fluid out of my blood and put it back in. >>jennifer: it is not a pleasant process but she does it three days a week. >> it is hard on your body. >>jennifer: she's gotten through it all with melissa. >> she's a good person and i just do what any good friend would do. >>jennifer: when cheryl finally got on the kidney transplant list, melissa sprung into action. they have a lot of work to do. cheryl needs to raise $5,000 for be two years, it could be next month. it could be next week. we don't know. >>jennifer: they're not wasting any time. they've already started planning fu

. >> walter fauntroy was beaming as he walked away from jail and into the arms of his wife. >> he is a great mood. glad to be home. >> the legendary civil rights activist was arrested at dulles airport shortly after flight landed from the united arab emirates. >> he wanted a hamburger and french fries and a coke when we get to the airport. >> walter fauntroy had been wanted by authorities since 2012 when a warrant was issued for his arrest. he had allegedly written a bad check for $55,000 to a private party at national harbor after president obama's first inauguration. we're told most of that money has been paid back. but his four year absence is a mystery. >> reverend walter fauntroy also served as a pastor of the new bethel baptist church in dc until his retirement in 2009. in leesburg, wusa9. >> walter fauntroy will be in court next month to face charges related to that bounced checks. >>> a silver lining in west virginia tonight where communities are dealing with the historic floods. no rain in the forecast for the next several days. a massive cleanup underway state wide. especia

el presidente biden dijo que walter siempre ha sido un ejemplo de valentÍa.s y se llevÓ un premio de 2 millones de dÓlares. al regreso de la pausa. en los socios de expedia pueden ahorrar hasta un 30% al agregar un hotel a su vuelo. así aprenderás todas las formas de decir - ¿pachío? ¿maracuyá? sabiendo que recibiste una deliciosa oferta. ♪♪ ¿se está comiendo la granadilla? leÓn: estamos de vuelta en ciudad de vaticano, aquÍ donde se ha anunciado la muerte de el papa benedicto xvi, el papa emÉrito, quien falleciÓ hoy en la maÑana. hace 10 aÑos el papa benedicto xvi viajÓ hasta tierra mexicana en lo que fue una visita entraÑable. oficiÓ una misa histÓrica en el estado de guanajuato,donde se recuerda la presencia de benedicto xvi. sandra lo recuerda para ustedes. sandra: la ciudad de leÓn, guanajuato fue la Única ciudad que visitÓ benedicto xvi en mÉxico. fue en 2002 cuando llegÓ al aeropuerto de aquel estado, cuando fue recibido por el entonces presidente felipe calderÓn y su esposa. >> me siento feliz de estar aquÍ y le doy gracias a dios por haberme permitid

walter isaacson: not really.re just he was called a heretic, but in the second addition, he is a little bit afraid. leonardo believed in science. he was a skeptic, but he looked at fossils and rights, that kind of disproves biblical account of the flood because of different layers at different times. he looked at the fetus in the womb and would take the opening of this, a gorgeous drawing of a fetus in the womb and the church features that it has a soul. he tries to experiment -- it does not breathe. he is willing to scientifically question the teachings of the church. believed ine was the beauty of creation and how we fit in and was a follower of the church at the time. he was just kind of willing to question some of the church teachings which made others think he was heretical. ♪ ♪ anybody can you imagine today -- not who he would have been in the interest he would have, certainly the computer age and the possibilities of that, but anybody that reminds you of him, either by their flamboyance or multi-talent? wa

there's reported yesterday consultation with this group recommended we bring the president up to walter reed. as a precautionary measure measure. to provide state of the art monitoring and any care that he may need. just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week of it in a particular day 7 to 10 of the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness. at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made there is a he had a mild cough and some nasal congestion fatigue all of which are now resolving improved all right for more on all this when joined now by our correspondent in washington stefan hello to you stefan so trumps a physician there painting a rather rosy picture of trump's condition but his statement was rather thin on details what did you make of it. yes right it was thin on details and guess what it actually had holes there is a problem with the statement on 1st sight it looked very very good and everything is hunky dory the president is in good care and there is no problem and there hopefully won't be any problem now he sa

((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes, in for jen epstein. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave. hot and humid, with a 20% chance of a pm storm. high temps in the lower 90s. tonight will be mostly clear and steamy; lows around 79. rain chances slowly begin to go back up tomorrow, at around 30%, with high temps around

i am going to walter reed hospital.e going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget. thank you. i want to thank everybody for this tremendous support. >> if he were able to hear that, it was a short taped message. the president sounding a little congested, thanking people for their support, saying the first lady is okay. he is basically okay and just saying thank you. that sounds like it might be the extent of what we hear tonight. at one point we were told he might address the american people. i guess that is what this short video message was. >> yeah, you can see has not cost -- lost color in his skin. he spoke clearly. they are just being beyond cautious. he is at risk. let's be serious, he is 74 years old, and he is overweight. those people are at risk, but donald trump has more energy than even i do and i am much younger than he is. given the care that is available to him and being administered on a very early and cautious basis,

good afternoon, and welcome to the knife by any a walter cronkite award for excellence -- ennial walter cronkite award for excellence in political journalism. walter cronkite award for excellence in political journalism. er, whichn leer cent has administered these awards oute walter cronkite gave the first one here in washington in 2001. if you are with us on c-span or facebook live, welcome to you, too, from the national press club in washington. if you are watching to see the prom dresses and movie stars or them, that is the other media gathering in washington this weekend. but please do stay with us. looking around this room, i see plenty of glamour, right here, in the middle english root meaning of glamour, learning, unowledge, in cite, and, if yo believe that the actualette tow our, then you bear once to the loop pins of something called alternative fact. which is a wrong, that good journalism tries to right. today's award winners and work ions across and stat the country. i see a number of other distinguished guests whom i would like to recognize. you know who you are. here is how

one of the reasons he didn't do better in 1984 is because walter mondale understood identity politics better than he did and he was running a different kind of campaign. he was running as the america can, we can win guy. >> what was better? >> i think he's better. i used to go to mondale fund-raisers but he never, ever said anything that everybody stood up for. >> there weren't that many people then or now who could bestrayed the whole country. >> hillary clinton, by the way, paid tribute to her visit to capitol hill. let's watch. a friend to many of us and a genuine american hero, passed away today. and i know that the tributes will be flowing. i'm sure the congressional reco wl be filled with pages of appreciation and recognition of this extraordinary american's life. >> a president-elect donald trump also made a brief statement about glenn on his trip to ohio. >> of course senator john glenn today, the passing of -- to me he was a great american hero. a truly great american hero. i met him on two separate occasions. liked him, always liked him. but he was indeed an american hero. >