walters was arrested yesterday in las vegas, and we are spect to walters, this is allegation, and he has a presumption of innocence, and he has a credible lawyer, and this is going to be playing out in court. now, some specifics about the charges. at the alleged criminal scheme began in 2008 and continued through 2014. during this time, davis provided wa walters with the full spectrum of nonpublic information that is vitally important to investors. information about earnings, financial performance, internal forecasts, and proposed mergers and acquisitions. let me highlight one series of trades for now. between 2010 and 2012, davis allegedly gave walters secret updates about dean foods' plans to spin off white wave, successful organic dare the ri business that ultimately separated from dean foods in 2012. on april 9th, 2010, at a meeting in las vegas, davis we allege tipped walters about how dean foods had engaged in an investment bank to explore the spinoff of white wave. that tip was provided on the very same day that walters arranged a $625,000 loan for davis. and the very next bus

walterer: and you learned?tate. if i poked out my tongue, they would do a tongue protrusion back. if i opened and closed my mouth, they would open and close their mouth and this convinced me that human beings are born learning and born social, born with some intrinsic connectitivity to othr human beings, which i i think is fascscinating and completely changes the game of our understanding developmental psychology. walter: empathy. talk to me about empathy and what you've learned about that. meltzoff: well, empathy, you know, school performance is very important, learning academicic susubjects. but justst as import on the other side of the coin is our interactions with otother pepeople and our caring for othr people. that's often called empathy, a and we're interestedn looking at the roooots, the very ororigins, so it's our feeling f compmpassion andnd empathy and r feeling of kinship with other people. so, wewe're beginning to study that in babies and even doing some brain science to look at how it all starts.

walterer: and you learned? imitate. if i poked out my tongue, they would do a tongue protrusion back. if i opened and closed my mouth, they would open and close their mouth and this convinced me that human beings are born learning and born social, born with some intrinsic connectitivity to othr human beings, which i i think is fascscinating and completely changes the game of our understanding developmental psychology. walter: empathy. talk to me about empathy and what you've learned about that. meltzoff: well, empathy, you know, school performance is very important, learning academicic susubjects. but justst as import on the other side of the coin is our interactions with otother pepeople and our caring for othr people. that's often called empathy, a and we're interestedn looking at the roooots, the very ororigins, so it's our feeling f compmpassion andnd empathy and r feeling of kinship with other people. so, wewe're beginning to study that in babies and even doing some brain science to look at how it all star

walter: yeah.d the two of you have gone, i mean, places you probably never would have imagined, right? i mean, it's--that's the other thing that's really cool about this is, is you start out with this idea of, "maybe we'll get some jerseys or maybe a soccer ball or two, or whatever," and then it flourishes, it takes off. but not only that, it's that journey for you, it's actually going to these places and seeing it in action. what's that been like? and i'll start with you, kira. kira: i mean, i think it's incredible to go and see what you've done. i mean, for us, soccer--in africa, like, my brother always says, "soccer is religion." and so they are so passionate about it, we're passionate about it. and just playing with them and seeing like them on a new field that they never even imagined, it's incredible, and it's a common language and it really just connects and we're all just kids that wanna have fun basically. garrett: yeah. actually, that's what i would highlight, too, is you go thinking that

walter: yeah.the two of you have gone, i mean, places you probably never would have imagined, right? i mean, it's--that's the other thing that's really cool about this is, is you start out with this idea of, "maybe we'll get some jerseys or maybe a soccer ball or two, or whatever," and then it flourishes, it takes off. but not only that, it's that journey for you, it's actually going to these places and seeing it in action. what's that been like? and i'll start with you, kira. kira: i mean, i think it's incredible to go and see what you've done. i mean, for us, soccer--in africa, like, my brother always says, "soccer is religion." and so they are so passionate about it, we're passionate about it. and just playing with them and seeing like them on a new field that they never even imagined, it's incredible, and it's a common language and it really just connects and we're all just kids that wanna have fun basically. garrett: yeah. actually, that's what i would highlight, too, is you go thinking that y

. >> in late december i he was walking with any clients walter who are 14 and william 15 we received wonderful news they were grand asylum we passed city hall and walter said that's the palace i spoke what a consequence that's the palace i got married and in the sewage of 2014 as mentioned walter stood up in front of the board of supervisors and shared his story his words moved everyone and san francisco is important to provide children with representation to stay here year and a half later walter and his brother are safe and can focus on their education and not worried about being returned to guatemala and fear prohibition walter grew up if guatemala and their aunt in hopes of providing for them luckily instead to dropout they got older 7 or 89 they were 18 the islands were taken over and before the age of 10 those young boys witnessed dead bodies in the street as young men poor and without parents they were eventual by gangs they participated in church and youth groups and community groups their mentors and leaders helped to them to stay focused despite that walter and william you

i said, "you want to have dinner with walter cronkite?" she said, "who's walter cronkite?" [laughter] my wife, she's an anthropologist and she spent a couple of years living with -- in a tribe of indians in colombia, so she really wasn't clued into what was on television and all that. and that was it. walter and betsy, i had a -- i had a bentley, an old bentley convertible with a rumble seat and the -- which in british automobile parlance is called a dicky, the rumble seat. so off we went, picked up cronkite, betsy, who got in the rumble seat in the open car and we had a lot to drink that night, walter and i. walter and betsy were great, great fun to be with, i must say. and when we finally sort of ended the evening, which was about 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning, i'm driving walter to his hotel, we went past buckingham palace, and then there was no security around it. now the whole -- all those roads are blocked. no security, so, except for the guardsmen out in front, and walter insisted that i do a couple of circle, circuits around buckingham palace and he got out and did hi

saturday night, i'm walter perez. a horse in lap caster county left starving and abused gets a new home with the fame just comedian. >>> two fire fighters were injured battling a blaze in bensalem. >>> big story is underground fire near 30th street station. right around 1:00 this have afternoon when a loud bang was reported when fire fighters arrived smoke was coming up from beneath the street. a "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at the scene with much more, jeff? >> reporter: walter, you can see the explosion scene, behind me here. you can see those pieces of cone create that buckled here, ten to 15-foot hole can be seen. peco crews are on the scene investigating but at this point there is no word on what caused the explosion, that came very close to motorist and passers by. >> it was kind of scary. no one wanted to turn no one wanted to move. >> reporter: emergency crews block off 2900 block of market street minutes after an explosion under the busy university city intersection. >> we were on 30th street,

the fellow -- walter had called and said, i met walter at his hotel. i said, i have to go to this party in north london. i'll meet you at the restaurant. i went to this party and there was a young woman who was a graduate student studying at oxford, an american, who was a cousin of the family giving the party. she seemed pretty bright and was very beautiful. i said hey, do you want to have dinner? would you like to have dinner with walter cronkite? she said, who is walter ronkite? y wife is an nthropologist. she spent a few years living with a tribe of indians in colombia. she was not clued into what was on television. and that was it. i had a bentley, an old bentley, a convertible with a rumble eat. which in british automobile parlance is called a dickey, the rumble seat. so we picked up cronkite, who got in the rumble seat in the open car. he had a lot to drink that night. they were great fun to be ith. hen we finally ended the evening, which was at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning, driving walter to his hotel, we went past buckingham palace. then, there

>> anthony: right. >> walter: or try to take something. >> anthony: right. >> walter: that's when webeen protective of their resources. so we have a lot of our natural resources still intact. >> anthony: still? >> walter: yes, but then there's always other people that want to come. >> anthony: unsurprisingly fishing rights is an issue around here. don't come over here sport fishing the wrong place if you know what's good for you. >> walter: so tony this is basically where we go diving, this area. a nice sandy spot. okay ready, go ahead, let it go. okay, we are here, man. ♪ when we get here to the octopus. we're gonna coax him out of his hole. so, we stick the spear in there. you're gonna make him feel he's not safe no more. when he comes running out there you want to stick him with a spear. >> anthony: final step, stun the struggling creature with a sharp blow from a mallet. or, if you want to go old-school, bite him right in the brain. in my case it took repeated crunching to locate the apparently chiclet-sized organ. >> walter: it's going to come to you, take your time. >> anthony:

saturday night i'm walter perez. a car crash after a prom went two teenagers killed and two others in the hospital, we're live with the details. >>> plus some of the world's top cyclist hit the streets of the wilmington. >>> but the big story on "action news" is heavy rain and possible thunderstorms moving through our area. it was a nice sunny day but this evening is a big turnaround and cool down is expected to follow. meteorologist melissa magee is at the accounts news big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> walter, rain started in the northwestern suburbs along that i-95 metro area and continues to work its way eastwar. here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. we are tracking cluster of activity thanks to the cold front, strong showers and rumble of thunder to the south of philadelphia down in south jersey and delaware and secondary push of moisture out across central sections of pennsylvania. a tighter view on storm tracker six street level you can see rain there in philad

saturday night i'm walter perez. police search for a driver who struck and killed a man at the shore. >>> plus a 07 year-old man escapes a fire at his home after someone threw a molotov cock tall at a window. big story on "action news" is start of the memorial day weekend and it is a a hot one from the city to the shore and every where in between, folks spent the day with family and friend enjoying this bright sunny day staying cool. we have team coverage of the happening as cross the region. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live in fairmount park and jeff chirico is live in ocean city but we will begin with meteorologist melissa magee enjoying a sunny evening with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> reporter: walter, it feels nice for the start of our holiday weekend, we have plenty of sunshine and enough sun to get our numbers above average today. in fact making this an official heat wave here in philadelphia first heat wave of the year, and it started out on thursday with the high of 9

for the family of the victim here, walter scott, it was another difficult day.y also say his death was not in vain. federal charges against a police officer in these circumstance are extremely rare. as we already know, the video taken by a bystander of michael slager, the police officer shooting walter scott, is extremely disturbing. the charge, deprivation of rights. under the color of law, it means the police officer used excessive force to deprive the rights in the case of walter scott to take his life. a second charge of using the gun in the commission of that crime and on top of that, a third charge that says he obstructed justice. the implication there is that michael slager lied to officers when he said that walter scott was charging toward him. that's why he fired his weapon. again, very significant charges. if convicted on the federal charges, slager could get life. john and christine. >> martin, thank you. >>> a bench trial gets under way for one of the six officers charged in the death of freddie gray. the officer faces reckless assault and endangerme

walter, back over to you. >> very cool. thanks, ducis. >>> finally elmo, cookie monster, oscar and rest of the gang are ready for another fun season. they welcomed families at sesame place in langhorne, bucks county. characters posed for pictures and gave out hugs, of course. they took time and stage today buy theme parks brand new show call the magic of art. >>> castle is next here on channel six. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han, chris sowers and gray hall. for melissa magee, jeff skversky and ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, have a great night, and we will see you right back here tomorrow, i'm walter perez. >> ♪ (elevator whirring, bell dings) (ding) jackass! (drops bags) (current whirring) (door creaks) (horns honking) (rattling) (rattling)

hi there, nora. >> reporter: hey there, walter. been a strange day at the beach. absolutely beautiful in some places, really chilly in others. look at the boardwalk, right now we have had a heavy haze, here in atlantic city all day but i can tell you the fog we have had here did put a dent in anyone's fun. >> it is beautiful. i haven't to the beach in ten years. >> reporter: heavy haze over the shoreline left an erie effect at the beach but this was no movie scene but a pleasant escape from work and school to sit for a few hours near ocean even if the sun wasn't there and obscured. >> we could not wait until it got hotter. the water is cold but we could not wait. we love it. >> reporter: torres family of northeast philadelphia was camped on the beach off columbia place and enjoying the sand and the water, even though it was a cool, 59 degrees. >> it is cool. you cannot stand in there. you feel like you can't believe. it numbs your body. >> reporter: not staying in there long. >> foggy and sunny. >> reporter: he and his certificates ter spent time digging waiting f

christie ileto, walter? memorial day weekend a time to pay tribute to the wonderful men and women who served our country. and in wilmington coming together to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. ♪ >> "action news" at the vfw post for the annual memorial day tribute program. >>> a memorial day ceremony in bucks county honoring local veterans there at the memorial field in warrington. the town's veterans affair committee added names to the memorial wall during the formal ceremony. ♪ >> and tonight, the philly pops with a memorial day concert. more than 2,000 tickets given away to veterans, active military members and first responders. >>> keep 6abc.com handy this holiday weekend on all of your devices. check out or traffic map as you head out and rely on stormtracker 6 double scan radar to stay ahead of the weather. and following the "action news" weather team on facebook and on twitter for updates on any changes in the forecast. >>> we have developing news out of chester where officials are trying to

that's in now ordered for walter johnson high school in bethesda. this new tweet coming per our scott macfarlane. again, you heard meagan fitzgerald recapping what witnesses told her, they heard from gunshots and saw a gunman walking away. police told us they do not have a suspect in custody at this time. folks from inside the mall telling us that the mall had not been placed on lockdown, has not been placed on lockdown. this is a scene that started developing within the past 20 minutes or so. we're hearing also from emergency responders that several people are being transported as injured. the extent of their injuries at this point we do not knosn but this happening outside westfield montgomery mall. you heard megan say she saw the area right outside of macy's being taped off. this is right off of 270 at democracy and west lake terrace.

>> walter and sarah, zenas powell was just an innocent bystander. his family says he was respectful and dreamed of becoming a doctor. however, last night his dream was cut short in what chester's mayor calls a senseless act of violence that will not be follow rated. >> they shot, shot, shot, shots. it sounded like they even loaded

it started as a routine traffic stop and then walter scott ran.there you see the officer who opened fire. now, there had been a tussle, but you saw that walter scott was able to break away. michael slager, allegedly fired eight times, striking walter scott five times in the back. it was that video that once it was released, triggered what would be, of course, outrage and the murder charge on state charges. but now comes this federal indictment that's been handed down and as you pointed out, there is one count of civil rights violations that's basically because law enforcement over excessive use of power, it was the use of a weapon in the commission of a crime and then obstruction of justice. this is brought up because michael slager allegedly told investigators initially that walter scott was charging at him with his own taser and he had to shoot to protect himself. that video shows a very different story. the attorney that represents walter scott's family issued a statement. it reads, this rare and federal indictment reconfirms the fact that walt

>>> walter, it is warm and still humid tonight.o the second half of the holiday weekend with tropical moisture heading our way. details coming up with the accuweather forecast. >>> an ongoing debate in new jersey involving a popular pork sandwich has made its way to the statehouse. the good people of new jersey can't seem to agree whether the meat in the favorite breakfast sandwich is called taylor ham or pork roll. many in the northern part of the state call the processed meet taylor ham. in the south we call it pork roll. the debate surfaced after a lawmaker introduced legislation designating it as the official state sandwich. and chris christie weighed in saying it is taylor ham. pork roll. >>> no debate what to call this, hamburger. the month of may is national hamburger month and today is national hamburger day. invented in the 1860s after the mechanical meat grinder came about. originally served on sliced bread. >>> and millions fire up the grill this weekend to cook the burgers. doctors have a warning tonight about what you

walters had loans, and then walters made a lot of money. it is the motivation part that gets really tricky to prove. knowing you were doing something you're not supposed to know, that is really tricky. winnie: we are waiting to hear what prosecutors are doing next. scarlet: thank you so much. a liveou are looking at shot of lower manhattan. we have just heard from the u.s. attorney of the southern district of new york. we will be right back on the other side of this break. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." shares of buyer plunging today on news it wants to buy the number two seed producer, monsanto. alix: the news could set up the farm to farm chemicals business. looking into the merger between dow chemical and dupont. bring ininsight, let's and hammond, who covers m&a for bloomberg. specifically on this deal, it is unusual for us to hear this from monsanto, correct? ed: it's unusual to hear them come out with the numbers they came out with yesterday. in this country, in general, it's very unusual to hear them come out like a number l

billy walters.ble story. thank you. u.s. stocks sliding abroad. etf's: only a handful of up right now, and we are talking about retail -- not surprising because we have some good earnings. .e are talking about xrt all of this because of a few retail stocks that are doing pretty well, to say the least. we are talking, of course, about walmart gaining the most in more than seven years after results meet estimates. gains seeing steady throughout the day and also talking about american eagle. american eagle could be one of the best consumer stocks today if not the best. the biggest surge in 16 years, we are talking about august 2000. they announced that their first quarter adjusted eps earnings amounted to $.22 a share after .ame-store sales group one sales percent when analysts were expecting it to decline .5%. and we of course have the sympathy movers. pitch gaining more than 4%, but we will have to get the decliners as well because we are seeing some of those in the retail sector. we're talking about

we will be cooler too tomorrow, walter in the the wake of the front. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar a. it is dry but earlier today we did have rain showers and a rumble of thunder or two across the area in delaware and south jersey. moisture is pushing out and wind are starting to pick up on the back side. we will show you the picture outside, sky six live, in hd, looking the at ben franklin bridge, on this saturday night. it is turning clear, and we've got relatively comfortable conditions but it will get cooler tomorrow, you will notice the difference. we had highs today, earlier, before the moisture moved on through, and in the 70's. seventy-six was the high in philadelphia, above average. seventy-five in atlantic city. same thing in wilmington. forty-seven in allentown. quakertown had a high of 73. right now with the westerly wind it is starting to cool off in the 50's. fifty-three in slatington, quakertown and fleet wood. the center city, 57. upper 50's in chester. out to the west in new who will an, coming in at 52. fif

the fellow -- walter had called and said, i met walter at his hotel. i said, i have to go to this party in north london. i'll meet you at the restaurant. i went to this party and there was a young woman who was a graduate student studying at oxford, an american, who was a cousin of the family giving the party. she seemed pretty bright and was very beautiful. i said hey, do you want to have dinner? would you like to have dinner with walter cronkite? she said, who is walter cronkite? my wife is an anthropologist. she spent a few years living with a tribe of indians in colombia. she was not clued into what was on television. and that was it. i had a bentley, an old bentley, a convertible with a rumble seat. which in british automobile parlance is called a dickey, the rumble seat. so we picked up cronkite, who got in the rumble seat in the open car. we had a lot to drink that night. they were great fun to be with. when we finally ended the evening, which was at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning, driving walter to his hotel, we went past buckingham palace. then,

saturday night, i'm walter perez. the big stories is 36th annual blue cross broad street run. from the fernrock section down to south philadelphia a runners will have a chance to test endurance. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live from center city with the detaste, jeff. >> reporter: walter, a lot of excitement building here in the city for this annual tradition, the runners will come right down this road, and, right here past broad street and around city hall and then hit south philadelphia. if you are planning to come in and out of the city tomorrow organizers ask to you please be prepared, and aware of the road closures and transit the detours. in just hours, broad street traffic will switch from wheels, to heels, up to 40,000 runners are expected to race, shutting down, 10 miles of the major roadway. >> a lot of complaints a lot of complaints of heavy traffic. that is for sure. >> reporter: at the starting line in north philadelphia, tents have have been set up. police say they will shut down broad street between olney afternoon at 4:00 a.m. rest of the route at 8:

. >> i'm sarah bloomquist along with walter perez. coming up a woman injured in a shooting that claimed the life of a teenager is speaking out. >> under ground explosion knocks out power in society hill. "action news" is next. ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >> ♪ >> sunday flight a college student from bucks county dies after grabbing hold of a high voltage wire. >> a couple from south philadelphia marry well after redefining the concepts of love and devotion. we'll take you to their special ceremony. >> the big story on "action news is the search for the gun plan who killed a 14-year-old in chester last night and left two other people injured. >> tonight a woman who was wounded during that shooting is speaking out to "action news." this as the city's mayor is calling on anyone with any information to step forward. jeff chirico is live at chester police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: tremendous sadness and s

live tonight is walter perez. how did police bust this operation? >> it was being in the right place at the right time. gloucester township police are working to see if these four men are part of a larger credit card fraud ring. they are not trying to steal or get bye bye stealing. that is david harkins describing the men that nearly got away with thousands of dollars of merchandise from the gloucester premium outlets. officers spotted a man inside of a shop trying to make a purchase with several credit cards and debit cards that were being denied. he walked to another vehicle where three other men were coming and going. he approached to ask questions. the others started to panic. the other one who didn't know we were watching was trying to hide the falsified credit cards underneath dirt and mulch. >> that was enough to move in and arrest all the men who were from the bronx. they even found the equipment used to make the phoney debit and credit cards. >> they had a laptop commuter and plastic printer, they were creating gift cards and making numbers

. >>> i'm sarah bloomquist with walter perez.e search for a man who broke in the apartment and terrorized a family. >>> also another broad street run is in the books abe this year it was a rain a fair. "action news" is up next. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? (all) absolutely. this is the 2016 chevy silverado. nice. a good-looking pick-up. incredible. i love it. find your tag and get a total value of $9,000 on this silverado double cab all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. a's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and, walter perez. >>> sunday night, family and friend gathered to remember a wilmington high school student who died after being attacked in school. >>> also thousands contend with the rain during this years broad street run. >>> but the big story on "action news" i

walter, sarah is doing this in avalon i'm sure. x games surfer gabriel, back flips for the perfect ten. >> wow. >> look at that. >> i wish i could do that. >> i would pull a muscle. i don't want to show off. >> i struggle boarding, so that could not be me. >> i have trouble standing up these days. >>> volunteers are running and walking the ken wood heritage trail to put a new roof overhead of the worthy veteran. serta pro painter teamed up with home for our troops to host this event. money raised will build a special home for an army corporal wounded in afghanistan by an improvised explosive device. >>> up next here on "action news" a birth the day party 100 years in the making as it was celebrated with love. >>> meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese inv

. >>> i'm sarah bloomquist with walter perez. the winning lottery ticket worth $429 million was sold in south jersey. we are live at 7-eleven where it was purchased. >>> we will show you how moms across the delaware valley celebrated mothers day. "action news" is up next. to the woman in the mid-90's showstopper... you're right. it's time to set this bird free. ♪ hot blooded, check it and see...♪ ♪ got a fever of 103... feelin' hungry? how 'bout a donut? ♪ i'm hot blooded..i'm hot blooded! ♪ whether it's 30-years old or 30-days old, carmax will appraise it in as little as 30 minutes. and then your only concern will be how to spend the cash. rad. valley a's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, czar bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, and it is all about mom this mothers day. we will show so celebrationness our region. >>> a building in the city's rhawnhurst sexist badly damaged after a woman lost control of her car and plowed into it. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the winnin

walter mondale selected her as his running mate. she became the first woman nominated by a major party for the presidency or vice presidency. the mondale-ferraro ticket lost the general election to republican incumbents while writing and george h.w. bush, with reagan winning 49 states and receiving 49% of the vote. this is a little over half an hour. ♪ ["new york, new york" playing] [applause] [chanting] rep. ferraro: hello! [applause] [cheers] [applause] [cheers] [applause] rep. ferraro: you guys are a riot. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen of the convention-- [applause] rep. ferraro: ladies and gentlemen of the convention-- [cheers] rep. ferraro: ladies and gentlemen of the convention, my name is geraldine ferraro. [cheers and applause] i stand before you to proclaimed tonight america is a land where dreams can come true for all of us. [cheers and aplpause] as i stand before the american people and think of the honor this great convention has bestowed upon me, i recall the words of dr. martin luther king jr., who made america st

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>> walter and sarah, zenas powell was just an innocent bystander.is family says he was respectful and dreamed of becoming a doctor. however, last night his dream was cut short in what chester's mayor calls a senseless act of violence that will not be follow rated. >> they shot, shot, shot, shots. it sounded like they even loaded back up or something. >> just after leaving the hospital, jeanine described the moments she nearly lost her life in the hail of gunfire on pine lane. >> and i am alive today. >> a passenger in a stopped car talking to two teens on the sidewalk when two gunmen emerged from the alley starting shooting. >> why would you shoot some kids and a mom for no reason? >> 16-year-old powell was shot in the chest and zenas powell was hit in the neck and back killing him. >> he through there were kids out there. were were kids out there. no remorse, nothing. they didn't care. >> and just at the wrong time went to the store, and both of them to get shot up like they did. no, they did not deserve that. >> his aunt said that zenas powell, kn

it is a nice treat and welcomed change for everybody, as we get in the second half of our weekend, walterlong time coming with this. here's storm tracker six, live double scan radar a. the it is dry for the most part but we are still tracking this upper level low that is kind of sitting across the delaware and lehigh valleys a and moves out as we get into tomorrow afternoon. we will show you picture outside, sky have live in hd from our temple university camera, looking the at, city hall, in the center sit the eye sky line, we have got a mostly cloudy sky overcast conditions, on the the way for the rest of tonight as we are's tracking a cold front that will kick this moisture out to sea. remaining moisture that is. currently in philadelphia we are at 53. lower 50's at 95 corridor as well in wilmington. you are holding at 53. forty-seven in allentown, lehigh valley, 45 in the poconos, at the coast in cape may 52. fifty-one in dover. here's satellite six with action radar. you can see that low sitting across our region but a off to the west we're track ago this frontal boundary across easte

from his trading in dean foods stock. >> walters allegedly fed some of the information to the pro golferhil mickelson. according to a separate s.e.c. complaint. phil mickelson said he plans to repay the profits. more from washington. it's good to see you. a lot of us are questioning why the former chairman of dean foods would do something this dangerous. >> that's the big question here. what you see in the s.e.c. documents that were released today, they are painting a picture of a former board chairman here in financial dire straights. he needed money. at one point they said he owed money to the irs, had tens of thousands of dollars of debt on his credit card, owed money to an investment fund and they allege he misappropriated money from a battered women's charity to pay back gambling debts he owed in a las vegas casino. this is a portrait of a former dean foods chairman going through a personal financial very difficult time. the s.e.c. said it was related to his spending ambassad ing an >> many wonder why they did it and why phil mickelson would make the trade when he got the informatio

saturday night i'm walter perez. the big story on "action news" is power ball drawing worth $429.6 million. the jackpot is the biggest since record setting prize back in january, and that one was worth more than a billion dollars. but still tonight is nothing to sneeze at. so get your ticket out. winning numbers are five, 25, 26, 44, 66, and the power ball number is nine. good luck. >>> if you weren't lucky to win the lottery, you might feel pretty lucky tomorrow a after a miserable week, sun will come out tomorrow in time for mothers day. meteorologist melissa a magee is at the big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast. >> we have something to look forward to as we get in the second half of our weekend. we're getting there slowly. we had a high of 56. today we climbed up to 63 in philadelphia still below normal of 71. we went from cloud earl tore a few late day peaks of sun and more sunnies in the forecast as we get in the second half of our weekend on sunday. at this hour we're in the lower 50's.

mickelson is -- why is walters giving him the benefit?is -- >> because he's owed money. liz: he wants to get paid back. >> that's what it is. >> there's no benefit. >> there is a benefit, he's getting paid back. i'd be the first to tell you if i thought phil mickelson did something right. liz: shouldn't phil mickelson have said this isn't right? >> there's the point. liz: should the pga tour do something about it? >> no. just issue a statement that phil mickelson has indicated that his conduct may have appeared bad -- pr -- >> the guy that got off, michael steinberg, on the same set of circumstances, the lawyer, barry burke, representing waters. just remember -- >> by the way, footnote, guys. [laughter] liz: we could do this all day. >> what if waters comes in and starts cooperating? >> that's the other thing. liz: and some are saying maybe you look at tournaments, and when people are desperate for cash, they throw -- >> why would mickelson be desperate for cash? he's loaded! liz: all right. listen, you never know. good to see both of you

walter, why are local residents there upset with township officials? >> reporter: well, jim, that's because at the center of this whole thing is a water main that ruptured this past winter. a lawsuit has been filed. either way as you mentioned two homes have been damaged and two others have been condemned. >> it's nerve wracking. it's -- it's just -- i can't take much more of it i can tell you that. >> reporter: debbie warner of palmer township is talking about the prospect of losing her home. this past january the day after that massive snowstorm a huge sinkhole opened up here on brentwood avenue after a water main break. this photo shows a front end loader brought in to help repair the damage was devoured by the giant hole. four months have passed and repair work to the warner family home is not done yet. >> my husband said open the back door to the garage. we could not open the door at all. the house shifted. the garage door cracked and shifted and moved away from my foundation. >> reporter: it was even tougher for members of the shook family who li

jim. >> thank you walter. >>> robb denied parole today. kevin steele said the former university of pennsylvania professor will likely serve the rest of his 10 year sentence that expires next year. robb pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the beating death of his wife ellen. the incident happened at their upper merion home in 2006. once released next year robb faces 10 years of supervised probation. >>> a broken water main is still causing problems for businesses in west philadelphia tonight. a dialysis center is among those that could be without water through the night. as the water department works to fix the 12-inch main. the break happened at 4:30 this morning at 43rd and market. 5 feet of water flooded the basement of engine five ladder six fires. fire station. fortunately there was no damage to any of the firefighting equipment. >>> philadelphia's new fire commissioner was sworn in this morning. adam thiel took the oath in a private ceremony at the fire administration office in spring garden. thiel comes to philadelphia from a

this is walter, second place, what do we have here, this is one sweet right. >> 1970 chef he will, i have had it since it was brand new, and done it up, couple of shows, enjoying the hell out of it. >> i mean this is in great shape, walter. >> thank you. >> anybody comes near this car what do you do to them. >> hand off. >> where do you store something like this. >> in my garage. >> with lots of alarms. >> that too. >> yes, yes. >> what do you like about participating in this car show. >> i like it because people asking about these older cars. far nateing, people, kid, they have not seen things like this, you know, while they are growing up. this is a daily routine for us when we grew up, muscle cars in that era. so it is enjoyable because a lot of people ask a lot of questions about it. it is a lot of fun. >> this is the 13th year, i mean every year gets bigger and better. >> thirteenth annual and it seems like it, every year there is better cars, more cars there and better time every year. we will broadcast live from news to 3:00 on sunday. come on out it would be i great time. >>

. >>> saturday night, i'm walter perez. the big story on "action news" is tragic death of two teenage girls in cumberland county all while two others inside a car were seriously injured. friend say at least three of the youngsters have attended the bridgeton high school prom earlier in the evening. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live in maurice river township with more, jeff? >> reporter: well, walter it is a still a mystery why that car left the road and hit a tree behind me. their prom was held in centerton but it appears hot that the teens left the prom when it was over and went to an after prom party in ocean city and they were on their way home when tragedy strike photos of these two young women are flooding social media. their sudden death hours after bridgeton high school's prom are creating a flood of tears. >> this is supposed to be a happy night. >> a happy night. kid that live for this moment, to enjoy this moment and they are not able to to talk bit. >> reporter: mourners gathered around a memorial at th

"action news" reporter walter perez is live at the scene and walter, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, jim, the scene has since been cleared here at the intersection of shillington road and spohn road in spring township berks county. all the kids on board that bus were middle schoolers but we're happy to report that though several children were taken to the hospital no serious injuries have been reported. it was right around 2:30 this afternoon when it happened. the wilson school district bus filled with 34 students, two adults and a driver was returning from a field trip. investigators say that's when this vehicle ran into the rear of the bus as it crossed the intersection of shillington road and spohn road in spring township berks county. 17 of those students were taken to nearby hospitals and we're told the driver of the car was also injured but there's no word at this hour on that person's condition. emergency crews set up a triage area just a few feet away from the accident scene so the rest of the people on board could be evaluated by medical personnel. but sch

as for william walters, he was arrested on wednesday in las vegas. >>> it's 4:17. want to go right out to sal and, unfortunately, we are starting with a fatal accident on the bay bridge. >> that's right. eastbound bay bridge, dave and pam, there is a crash blocking the three right lanes. now, we have traffic that is going to be slow -- or not that slow, actually, because it's so early but you can see the deadly crash scene right there on the bay bridge before treasure island. now, we did get video of the crash scene from about 30 minutes ago, ktvu reporter christien kafton was able to capture the scene on his cell phone after a car and a motorcycle crashed. this happened at about 2:30 this morning. police and emergency vehicles, tow trucks there, right lanes are closed and, again, christien will have a live report from the scene coming up. chp reports one person was killed, one person was detained for possible dui. this is the bay bridge westbound, traffic moving well into san francisco. we are also looking at the commute into the city and there have been no major

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