only from tums >>> hi, shamu. hi, everybody.places. >> yeah. i like the part when shamu gets everybody wet. >> when the whales get close to the glass and start kirki ikick the water, wham-o, you're a goner! ♪ >>> orange county sheriff deputies identified the 27-year-old man found dead in a killer whale's tank at seaworld. the victim, daniel p. dukes from south carolina. dukes was found yesterday draped over the back of tilikum, the largest whale held in captivity. >> the version of it, a young man arrested not long before he snuck into seaworld, maybe climbed the barbed wire fence and stayed after hours. >> story line, a mentally disturbed guy hides in the park after hours answers strips his clothes off and decides he wants to have a magical experience with an orca and drowns because he became hyperthermic. that's the story line and none of us was there to know the difference. >> he was not detected by the night watch trainers, who were presumably at that station. >> there are cameras all over seaworld, all over the back of sham

the theme park is saying good-bye to shamu. >> he looks like a mini stone hedge. ,,,,,, these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that sew the seeds of business growth, that weave the data, and find the perfect spot to thrive. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. with isis. it can send encrypted messages that self-destruct. kpix 5's joe vazquez on why that same ap raising some red flags with san francisco city hall ton. an app that is popular with isis. >> reporter: fine up for the messaging atmosphere calmed telegram, and you will -- app called telegram. it is a secret chat feature that allows messages self destruct. some supervisors and staffers are using telegram to conduct city busy business. it named an unnamed city employee who says staffers are being encouraged to use telegram, because at a way around the city's public records laws. >> they have a robert to make sure that's -- responsibility to make sure that's open to the

. >> reporter: cullen was engaged to be married, a feert 9-month-old shamus and his fiancee is pregnant. major was with his parents and fiance at cooper medical center. >> last night at the hospital his father spoke about the two loves of his life which were his family and his career in law enforcement and how he always dreamed of being a law enforcement officer. >> reporter: the mayor consoled police and reminds the public. >> when you dial 911, they are what stands between you and whatever is putting you in harm's way and last night trooper cullen, he was doing what he didbest. >> reporter: his best friend wrote this letter on facebook saying quote, you never back down from a tense situation, i knew without a doubt you would always have my back. i love you, sean, we all love you. trooper cullen was two hours into his 6:00 overnight shift last night when he got into his troop car and left the station, his friend went on to say don't worry, sean, we're going to look after shamus, we're going to tell him how crazy his dad was and the goofy stuff you did. rest easy, brother, we've got the

. >> reporter: cullen leaves behind his fiance erin, pregnant with child, and nine month-old boy shamus>> he loved shamus. >> unaudible. >> i'm just going to miss him. >> reporter: cullen's family who moved here from ireland when he wases three years old was gratified for the outpouring of the support. >> i want to thank each and everyone of you for being here. each and everyone of you, thank you is all i can say. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> reporter: a viewing for trooper cullen will be held this sunday at saint charles borromeo church in cinnaminson and followed by funeral mass at noon on monday. we are live from west hampton, new jersey i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >> dann, thank you. >>> thirty year-old edward archer has been held over for trial for allegedly trying to kill a philadelphia police officer. that officer, jesse hartnett, testified at archer's preliminary hearing today. he had a total of seven surgeries, so far. after his left arm was shattered by gunfire, in the ambush attack on january 7th. archer said he was acting in the name of islam. his

than ten times the original goal, now able to not just cover expenses but maybe to support his son shamus and unborn child's future security, friend overwhelmingly who those friends planned to get together next month for sean and fiance erin's wedding, now coming to his funeral here today. >> once he started his police training he knew that is what he was going to do and he found his niche. >> i was shock, i could not believe it. stuff like this happens. it is a real shame that something like this could happen when he is trying to do something good. >> the fact that he was on duty and going to help someone else is even more important because sometimes people do not view our officers as helpers, but in fact, it is 99 . >> reporter: while it is still dark out here i thought i would show you this, one of the many blue lights that you see turned on, in the yards, and on the porches of most cinnaminson and moorestown area homes and in honor of sean cullen, blue lights, blue ribbons every pole and sign and fence post, and that shows how much he is missed, saturday they were showing the love at

. >> reporter: i asked him if decades worth of relying on shamu as an attraction can be erased and keep customers. >> it may not be the seaworld that i grew up with. but a lot of companies and a lot of things aren't the same as when i was young. they've changed, they've evolved products and responded, and services have responded to the market. >> reporter: companies cite research showing their much opposed to captive breeding of orcas. >>> still no word on what caused a house fire that killed a 17-year-old boy. his family's century-old home caught fire. firefighters found him feet from the front door but couldn't revive him. >> grief counselors came to our class. and our class is really close with him. we sort of had to hold ourselves together. >> the city is picking up a collection for the family for clothing and other things. you can log onto wftv.com. >>> the number of floridians with zika keeps climbing. one of the new cases is in brevard county. 66 total cases only seven patients still have symptoms. all contracted the virus outside of the country, except for one person in polk cou

in other pictures you see their nine month-old son shamus, she was expecting, that she's still expecting their second child. so a family brand part and a community coming together to support this family. >> it is a very family oriented town, and i have children of my own even though they are grown. children are so important to be supported and they are made aware of what a wonderful person their father was. >> he always wanted to be a police officer and he got his goal, but unfortunately not too long. >> the entire cullen family knows that there is a very large community behind them, and it is not just cinnaminson but it is west hampton, mount holly, the state police family all the way around. >> reporter: here's one of the pictures i took yesterday, hundreds of troopers lined the front of the church, for the arrival of the sean cullen's cast wet about an hour before the viewing. that is expect to happen anytime now. if you are wondering whether governor christie will be here, he will not be here. you may find it odd a man who had law enforcement, supporting police as a tenant of his pre

. >> pretty sad because we saw shamu and all that and grew up with that. but still i think we should be more conscious about their natu nature. >> reporter: seaworld will end theatrical shamu shows and introduce new inspiring natural orca encounters. they're also participating with the humane society of the united states and have committed $50 million over the next five years to marine animal rescue and advocacies. senator dianne feinstein released a statement praising seaworld for making, quote, the right decision to end its captive breeding program. now these changes come after several rough years for seaworld. first, one of their trainers was killed by an orca. then the highly critical film "black fish" examined seaworld's treatment of killer whales. that really did some damage to their image. seaworld's attendance declined, their profits dropped and they struggled to rebuild their reputation. here's their ceo on the "today" show this morning. >> as long as it takes for this current population to pass on, and that is it. there will be no more new orcas.

. >>> plus, we grew up with shamu, but today seaworld will stop breeding their killer whales. find out why even peta is still not happy about these changes. >>> i'm darcy spencer at adventist rehabilitation in rockville where these men who are refugees from war are not only taking their first steps, they're als brand new prosthetics they got for free. i'll llte i do everything on the internet, but it's kinda slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest, but i thought it would be too expensive. who's that, jenny? no kate. turns out they have a deal that cost me even less than my slow service. and it's 100 megs. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% then i thought, maybe other things could be better. i heard that. now's the best time to switch to better internet. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available. so you can send files up to 5x faster than cable. equal upload and download speeds. plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios

if you' re a fan of the killer whale shows at shamu stadium, enjoy them now, because by 2019, they will come to an end. also starting immediately, the park will no longer breed killer whales. the massive change comes after years of criticism from animal right groups. the debate was heightened by the documentary "blackfish," which told the story of tilicum, the whale that killed trainer dawn brancheau. just weeks ago, seaworld announced tilicum is ill and expected to die soon. today in a conference call with reporters the ceo of seaworld , acknowleged the role the decision. joel manby: we needed to remove barriers between our story and our audience, and i really think that the questions about it, whether people are right or wrong, there are different facts out there, it was not worth fighting that. we need to move where society narrative. amanda: as for the 29 whales already in captivity at seaworld parks, including seven in orlando, seaworld is building new habitats. they will be called orca encounters where guests can watch the whales swim and play. fans of the shows at shamu stadium s

his long time fiance, erin, who is expecting a baby and in the pictures their nine month-old son, shamusperson that started the go fund me page lee baron says now with so much money and so little time already, maybe this money will provide for the security of his unborn child and little shamus. here are some of the folks who attended last night talking about this guy. >> once he started his police training he knew that is what he would do and he will be missed. >> i was shock. i could not believe it. stuff like this happens but it is a real shame that something like this could happen when he is trying to do something good. >> the fact that he was on duty and going to help someone else, it is even more important because sometimes people do the not view our officers as helpers when in fact that is 99 percent of what they do. >> all weekend around here in burlington county you could tell how much this community cares about the the cullen family, blue ribbons or blue lights are on everybody's house, on every street corner, on so many sign posts, they were selling these at a the local shop ri

who hasn't gone to seaworld to see shamu, and they look like they're enjoying themselves, being performersclean pool to play in. so what he has to swim fast and jump out of the wart. i'll bet other killer whales are jealous saying, worry, i wish i could get that gig. what's next? zoos? can you imagine america without zoos? they're a national treasure. we love bringing or kids to zoos, and we parents love the clean and healthy learning experience. ever wonder where the bald eagles would be if we didn't breed them in zoos or panda? take away the ability to earn a profit on the zoo side of the business, and the breeding program goes belly up, along with the endangered animals. i'm mad, because this is all because some liberal activist demanded seaworld top doing business. liberals must hate the animals. i'm mad because america is becoming a slave to the activists. how about we wake up, america, for the sake of the rhino, the bald eagle,s panda and countless other animals. let's just wake up, america. have a great weekend. \s >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living

. >>> and so long shamu, what's next. good evening, i am josh benson. >> and i i am stacie schaible. we begin with an investigation: schools in chaos. a showdown in st. petersburg, parents upset with managers who drove them to the brink of financial failure and then quit. the stories about education but also about money. a $1 million deficit. and huge loans that no one can explain. mark douglas s joins us live in st. petersburg and mark -- did the meeting get heated? >>you bet it did, stacy. parents are furious. because of the financial ought to be upset to go because there is a shadadowy $800,000 loan that even the board chairman cannot explain. shall concerned parents packed the area to hold people accountable that they blame for running their charter school in the groundnd. includes the board chairman. >> if you cannot be present and active as the chairman of the board i ask that you step down. >> reporter: the one -- the group operated by this woman ran up a $1 million deficit before suddenly quitting last week. >> re

said da-da affected him how he said he lost a dad. 36 hours ago shamus lost a dad.re one family and doesn't know he gained -- he gained thousands of dads. >> he lost a father but he gain thousands of dads. we'll be there for him forever. >> that's important. thank you so much for telling us so we can learn more about shawl cullen. he will certainly be remembered. thank you very much. sorry for your loss and our that's definitely with the family this morning. >> and the police family and the state troopers. >> absolutely. we just want to say first time for all the officers that worked with him. just a ton of guys not just us. mt. holly, the state police so many other of guys super close to him. to them too. >> thank you very much and thank you for what you do. >> thank you. >> so incredibly moving. a vigil for trooper cullen set for tomorrow night. his family will lay him to rest after monday's funeral. >>> back to your fox 29 winter weather authority now. it doesn't feel like winter. if you like yesterday's weather you probably will be even happier today. meteorolog

tilikum has been in sea world' s care for 23 years performing as shamu for many years. but he may have become most famous after the death of trainer dawn brancheau here at the orlando park in 2010, after tilikum pulled her under water , drowning her. tilikum is 35-years-old and the largest orca in captivity. we are going to have much more on the news that tilikum, sea world' s killer whale is gravely ill, coming up at 4:00. jason: today is round two for marco rubio who was in sanford yesterday and made his way to kissimmee this morning. michelle: he took his campaign stop to the melao bakery. rubio is making final pushes to lock in his home state. alex villareal has the latest. >> greeting voters and kissimmee today, marco rubio did not look to throw in the towel, even as he trails donald trump a recent florida paul. >> these have been all over the place. we were 20 points down in virginia and basically had we had another day we would eat and donald trump. we will win in florida, but i need everyone to come out and vote. >> senator rubio repeated what he told us at it r

announcement that seaworld is stopping its orca breeding cro-magnon -- program and phasing out its shamu shows seaworld orlando will transition those whales into a new orca encounter by 2019. the emphasis will be on national habitat. he says they are also partnering with the u main society of the united states who he described adversary. he says the park' s new will be is rescue and rehabilitation programs as well as animal themed entertainment rights. as for the motivation for the changes, mandy admitted that seaworld needs to bring down growing barriers between the park and its fans. s clear that society is society' s attitude towards these very large, very majestic animals being under human care has shifted. it' s selling -- legislation, comments on the internet, it was clear to me that we needed to remove this barrier. >> $50 million commitment over the next five years to becoming the leading rescue organization in the world. also on this morning' s call, was the ceo of the humane society. he said among other changes, seaworld has agreed to move its food concessions to being more ani

. >> shamus. >> they are all here from south jersey industries. their phones are not ringing. we need to get to you get the phones to ring. give us a call, keep the phones ringing, number is 1.844.977.cbs3. they want to hear from you. back to you in the studio. >> jim, thank you. kate you were talking about the energy is so great. >>> macing. >> beautiful day outside but if you have to be inside and miss sunshine that is where you want to be. >> so many smiling faces and seeing that number go up and seeing these big checks coming in. >> yes, i know good that was biggest one of the day so far. thank you to pj wheelihans for that and thank mother nature for this beautiful day, made it easier for them to get in here. they don't have heavy coats, umbrellas, gorgeous afternoon. we will show you how afternoon is looking, this is pleasant val any broad headville looking great. nothing but blue skies. need to say afternoon now because it still feels like afternoon just a couple weeks ago it was dark at this time but still feels like part of the day. more time in the evening, now that

it's a huge shift for a company that became a top tourist draw in the 1970s thanks to its shamu shows. times have changed and today's move is in response to backlash in the wake of "blackfish," a 2013 documentary critical of seaworld's treatment of orcas leading to battles with animal rights activists and state regulators in california where the uproar has been most pronounced. that's resulted in falling earnings, waning attendance, and ballooning costs as the company has tried to resuscitate its brand. the results, a stock punch of nearly $40 a share to $18 today. in a "los angeles times" op ed, the ceo writing, we are proud to contribute to the evolving understanding of one of the world's largest marine animals. part of that is a new educational partnership with a previous critic, the humane society. shares of seaworld jump on the news today and analysts applauded the changes. key bank's scott herman believes it will have a positive impact on the public's per, "a step in the right direction" in terms stabilizing current trends and setting the company up for lo longer-term growth. >>

. >> reporter: seaworld is ending the shows that made shamu a houps hold name. the company will also no longer seaworld c.e.o. joel manby on "cbs this morning"." >> so this will be the last generation of orcas at seaworld. obviously, that's a very difficult decision for us, but we feel it's the right one for the future of the organization. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. commission ruled it could not expand i

covering orange county tonight where the days are numbered for popular shows like killer whale shows with shamu will be a thing of of the past as they've decided no longer to breed these giant orcas. they say things will be different in the future at the park. they say seaworld will look very similar to busch gardens in tampa. one economist says it was clear with their downward trend with visitors didn't match up with other companies in the hospitality industry here in central florida. >> to see these results at seaworld we're seeing, you know wasn't the overall market conditions that was driving it. it was something specific to the company itself. >> reporter: seaworld says it will also be donating $50 million for animal rescue operations. when the current orvas in captivity die off, they won't be replaced. >> in the last hour, the ramp from orange avenue to 408 this is a live look at the area. this is all part of the i-4 ultimate project. a replacement ramp will open up blocks away at division avenue. but the old ramp will be shut down for the next three years. remember, we have you covered d

supreme court justice shamus mccaffery also left the bench when it was real he trafficked in these raunchy e-mails. governor appoint will eakin's replace many. the wolf says the scandal is an abuse of public trust. in the newsroom, i'm jeff cole. iain to you. >> jeff, thank you. >>> the day sending much differently from how it began. more fog and drizzle this morning and temperatures made a jacket necessary if you were out there but all that is changing. let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams. >> hi there iain and lucy. we saw lot of damp and dreary conditions earlier this morning across the area, but take live look right now at the philadelphia international airport. we're starting to see some peeks of sun out there and those temperatures are responding as well. finally out of the 40s. 53 degrees right now. that's our actual high temperature so far today. the average is 52 degrees. as we look at the satellite and radar you can see we saw a lot of low cloud cover out there. some afternoon showers. but most of that is lifting on off to the north and east and once again we're

a fiance' and a nine month old son shamus.ullen was described as a firecracker of a kid full of life but also full of love for his parents. he was a wrestler in high school and even better in college. >> reporter: as a state trooper cullen was top notch professional but could lighten any mood with a quick sense of humor. said his station commander at the bellmawr barrack. >> great character. the only thing that's getting me through this by of some of this crazy antics that he did. >> reporter: as cullen's body was carried to its final resting place, the funeral procession passed by his home on the way to the cemetery those in attendance stopped and paused and reflec reflected. those who choose a life of service to others be they police, firefighters, emt's men and women in the arm forces, ought to be celebrated. cherish. too often they are not. until they're already gone. >> we need to get better at it. appreciating what they do for us. every day. every minute. >> reporter: all around the church today were reminders of cullen'

is this the end of shamu? >>> family first. a major league star drops a baseball bombshell walking away from his team and $13 million after management stopped him

is this the end of shamu? >>> family first. a major league star drops a baseball bombshell walking away from his team and $13 million after management stopped him from taking his son to work. did the team go too far? >>> a royal exclusive.

. >> see world -- say seaworld is saying see you to shamu. they will stop breeding the classic whales. >> that is business i'm neil cavuto. dari: the year of the plus size model, ashlee graham, all over "sports illustrated." why not guys? that is zach mikko first full size male model signed by recently launched braun division. it is purpose to showcase all type male body types. steve: all right michael kors throwing his name behind new smart watches, two droid wear timepieces one gold plated for women, on the right sporty black $395. that is interesting. they are digital to hit stores come fall. dari: little kids in r-rated movies. steve: some parents are bringing the kids along, some movie theaters are putting a stop to that. dari: juggler who may have this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first steve: okay you've seen parents take their young children to r-

carter, and hillary clinton, are jason: seaworld is closely watching the killer whale that played shamu for years. this is the same orca trainer in 2010. what is wrong with tilikum? jazmin: tilikum has a bacterial infection in his lungs and his health has become worse over the past few weeks. he has been at seaworld for 23 years. tilikum has been involved in three deaths. don brancheau was killed -- dawn brancheau was killed. >> he has a disease which is chronic and progressive. at some point, might cause his death. seaworld claims tilikum has been given the best care but animal rights groups are skeptical. whales in captivity have higher death rates. if seaworld was truly committed to the help of orca' s it would not keep them in captivity. seaworld says a cure for his illness has not been found. jason: deputies shoot and kill a suspect near camp overnight. michelle: what they say went down. plus, jason: a convicted sex offender arrested again. his new deciding -- nude if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work long

. >> reporter: seaworld is ending the shows that made shamu a household name. the company will also no longer breed its captive orcas. seaworld ceo joel manby on "cbs this morning"." >> so this will be the last generation of orcas at seaworld. obviously, that's a very difficult decision for us, but we feel it's the right one for the future of the organization. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. ceo wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. t

is this the end of shamu? >>> family first. a major league star drops a baseball bombshell walking away after management stopped him from taking his son to work. did the team go too far? >>> a royal exclusive. prince harry one-on-one revealing the mission that's changing his life. >> i'm new lucky enough to watch someone who should be dead run the 100 meters. you want a definition of inspiration, that's probably it. >>> the moment he says almost broke him and why he's being called air legend this morning. >>> and good morning, america. you really enjoyed your time with the prince, didn't you? >> i certainly did. was there last week, spent time with him at his childhood home which is also his current home kensington palace but why he's so passionate about the invictus games coming up. where are our manners. top of the morning to you. happy st. patrick's day and a great crowd with us decked out in green getting in the spirit. >> wow, they are not kidding

if you' re a fan of the killer whale shows at shamu stadium, enjoy them now, because by 2019, they will come to an end. also starting immediately, the park will no longer breed killer whales. the massive change comes after years of criticism from animal right groups. the debate was heightened by the documentary "blackfish," which told the story of tilicum, the whale that killed trainer dawn brancheau. just weeks ago, seaworld announced tilicum is ill and expected to die soon. today in a conference call with reporters the ceo of seaworld , acknowleged the role the decision. joel manby: we needed to remove barriers between our story and our audience, and i really think that the

is this the end of shamu? >>> family first. a major league star drops a baseball bombshell walking away team and $13 million after management stopped him from taking his son to work. did the team go too far?

announcement that seaworld is stopping its orca breeding cro-magnon -- program and phasing out its shamu shows

right, shamu?is is another victory for annoying scolds. >> this is another victory for the war on water. and i think a lot of human beings don't know how to handle water. they're awkward around it. they can't even drink it. >> is is there a war on water? >> it's one of the top ten crises in the world. look, yes. i think this is ridiculous. people are cheering that their stock price is up. let's face it, this is a company that caved. and i think those whales like jumping up in the air. >> you know what, i've been to one of those shows and they're nice and -- >> rule brittania. >> but i can understand the whole point of this exercise is -- you know, to ka pit late. that's what we're doing. fine. they'll come up with some other way to display these animals. i have no idea whether they like doing what they do. i wouldn't get in a tank and swim with a killer whale. sounds insane. >> i think they used to swim with them. now they have -- >> until three people died. >> yes. >> three idiots died that were a