- oh, oh no, he's here, now that's walter, walter's here, walter's here, walter's-- - vivian, vivian, there's no need to panic. i'll simply just get lost in the crowd, he probably won't even notice me. hing. the man who's coming in is walter. - norman! - [norman] walter, how are you? norman. - [norman] nice to see you. - norman, this is kathy rivers. this is norman johnson. - [kathy] hi. how are you? - [norman] nice to meet you. - what a crazy rumpus room, it looks like the ladies lounge at trader vic's. (laughter) - isn't she sensational?! - what do you think of him, bob? - [bob] oh, he's all right. i think he brought his daughter. - [bob] does he have a niece? - yes. - i think he brought his niece. - she better be three years old. (laughter) (applause) - oh, good evening mister findlay. - [walter] misses naugatuck. - i'll pass, you walter? - i don't drink kathy, i have a problem. i'm a reformed alcoholic. - that's cool, i dig men who've gone through torment. (laughter) - isn't that nice? misses findlay's been married to four of those so far. (laughter) - vivian, arthur, happy annive

((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

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walter?tte. >> and a motorcycle crash left a man seriously injured near pleasant valley road in newark. the motorcyclist crashed his bike and the bike caught fire. he's in serious condition at christiana hospital. the intersection is still closed as police piece together what happened. >> now to the story of the day, temperatures are taking a huge dip. melissa has the forecast. >> walter, a far cry from early dwreearlier today. temperatures were mild, the high in philadelphia at 60-degrees. right now, 35 in the city. that's a 25-degree temperature drop in 11 hours as temperatures tuggle. it's all because the cold front came through today. at the coast in cape may, 40. the winds are relaxing from nine miles per hour in philadelphia, 15 in the poconos and 14 miles per hour in dover. radar 3d, you can see the cold front to the south and east. we are tapping the winds from canada drying out the atmosphere chilling us down as well. it will be colder, back to work monday. mild starred for winter be

"action news," walter? >> disturbing story, bob.delphia investigating a shooting in hunting park. someone opened fire hitting a house and parked car at 6:00 tonight on north darion street. no injuries have been reported. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. >> police in redding have arrested a man that shot at another man in a car with a woman and infant in the backseat. he turned himself in a few hours ago. he shot a 24-year-old man repeatedly facing several charges including a murder. >> a death toll during a warehouse party in california climbed to 33 including a 17-year-old. police continue to comb through the building. authorities say most of the victims became trapped on the second floor after the only stairwell was overtaken by flames. the search effort could go on for days. >> today our district attorney nancy o'malley did activate a criminal investigation. that team is on the site and working in concert with our other law enforcement partners. >> meanwhile just last month authorities started an investigation into tha

action news delaware avenue's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and waltererez. >>> saturday night. temple university clinches the aac championship with a decisive win over navy. developing news from california. where dozens may be dead after a fire inside a warehouse party in oakland california. >>> but the big story is developing news from center city where a tremendous amount of foam has covered an entire city block after leaking from a peco substation, at one point, it looked like it was snowing. started with reports of an explosion inside the building and that activated the system to release the fire foam. bob brooks is live at the scene with much more. bob? >> reporter: walter, good evening, wild here this afternoon, we have an explosion caught on cell phone video, we're going to go see that in just a second. take a look behind me. this is the scene. it's juniper and lombard. you can still see fire crews out here. cleaning things up but the main focus shifting now to inside of that peco substation to figure out what exactly happened. >> channel 6 captu

i'm walter perez. when the day started it felt like winter and by the evening it felt like fall.k fog to be aware of if you are driving to be the. tonight. >> let's move to meteorologist melissa magee. >> walter, there is a lot of low level moisture as the snow departs. that's why the fog advisory has been posted staying up until 7:00 a.m. sunday. visibility could be reduce today a quarter of a mile or less across the area. right now the fog report showing half a mile in wilmington, three miles allentown, two and a half in redding and this is an issue overnight tonight and first half of the day tomorrow. snow, ice and rain earlier today. now we track the next system on the radar 3d. this is the moisture across the eastern great lakes ohio valley working its way eastward tonight and tomorrow. we talk about what we can expect with future tracker 6 showing 4:00 in the morning, rain for philadelphia, heavier pockets north and west and a cold front swinging through tomorrow night. a weather rollercoaster on the way. slushy sidewalks, areas of dense fog tonight. temperatures rise overn

i think it works well in this environment. >> walter, it's john.hat's the magic phrasing you think that's going to create bipartisan energy around a proposal like this? is it a specific focus on technology, innovation, is it getting people to work in the rust belt? how do you turn this from an idea into something that a lot of people can get behind? >> yeah, i think what you want is to have it be an infrastructure investment program done both with the private sector and with the public sector so that it's not just about crazy little crony capitalism incenting investments in one or two companies, but saying we're going to have a simplified lower corporate tax rate and an incentive for investors to think a little bit more about the long term so that we can have the type of infrastructure investment, high-tech, low tech, medium tech, manufacturing, whatever, that will create jobs here, but also create a future in the united states that's really based on a good infrastructure and not allowing ourselves to slip way behind the rest of the world in all of

walter perez. jim? >> thank yowrks walter.e told you about the recent rash of heroin deaths in philadelphia. tonight we heard about overdoses in falls township county. they have had ten o.d.'s in ten days, ages 15 to 62, four of which have been deadly. the heroin appears to have come from philadelphia in two deaths and trenton in two others. falls township saco don't look for a specific graphic because it spans the spectrum. >> we are seeing it across all demographics, people coming from the higher end of society, kids, lower class society, rich, poor, white, black. it's everybody. >> meanwhile nine fill dell fans died of heroin over doses over the weekend, mostly in kensington where there are needles and drug addicts. there is a crisis now. investigators have searched 70% of the building in oakland california but the sheriff doesn't think they'll find more bodies. the death toll is 36 in the wake of a dance party late friday night. the district attorney is part of the investigation to determine whether or not a crime was comm

walter? >>walter: i'm sorry. you're tossing to me. hey. hello, good morning. happy friday. it's my turn to talk. wake up, wally. what's going on? sorry about that, guys. center. there's a big event to showcase all the fine arts center has to offer here in dunedin but the big ticket item is the pottery sale. it starts tomorrow, 10:00 but we are giving you a sneak peek of all the beautiful and inexpensive christmas gifts that you can get for this holiday this season, unwrap disney magic... and wonder fills the air. where joy is the reason for it all... and everything is better together. come share it all... ...at walt disney world resort. where holiday magic is endless. feel the magic again and again... ...become an annual passholder now and get 13 months >>walter: walter allen in for charley belcher this morning. we're at the dunedin. you've worked here, you've retired from here, volunteer, you take classes. there's a fantastic weekend that showcases all that the fine arts has to offer. you're unwrapping the potte >> all kinds of treasures. we're discovering the last year, o

delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, sarah's off, in the news bad wet's cross the nation is causing big delays at philadelphia international airport. >>> and the eagles trooped their fifth in a row, after a controversial call in the final seconds. >>> but we begin difficult day in the weather department. we woke up to rain and mild temperatures hi is how it stayed for most of the the day but cold is making a come back with the beginning of winter just days away. meteorologist melissa magee has our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa >> walter, we have more changes ahead as we go throughout the rest of tonight and start of our workweek on monday. a cold front is moving through , storm tracker six live double scan radar showing we have light showers to the south, of vineland and atlantic city and cape hey and to the south of dover. it is all part of the wider system you can see on storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d. this cold front that is moving on through where earlier to

perez. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez. it is new years eve. police shoot and killed a man who gunned down a pennsylvania state trooper and unique celebration in old city to mark bet thecy ross's 265th birthday. >>> of course, big story on "action news" is start of the festivities to say hello to the brand new year. some places around the world 2017 has already started. but around here the new year is a few hours away but party is already underway. live team coverage of the celebration, "action news" reporter bob brooks is taking a look at how folks are getting ready for midnight but we will get with janet reyes live at penns landing where fire works are just about to begin, jeanette. >> reporter: we're down to the last few hours of 2016, and what a year, it has been. it is, packed here. lets look around me you can barely see beyond the crowd of people here, anticipation is already building, because we're about to see the first, of two fire works shows, and, i say people here are pretty excited. >> we're here to celebrate n

this is the family of walter scott. let's listen to what they have to say. >> missed opportunity to heal a lot of wounds in this country. missed opportunity to remind the good officers that put on that badge that they aren't michael slager. but if you thought we were going to come out here crying or weeping or weak, you don't know the scott family, who have become my family. you don't understand that the fight isn't over. that was round one. we've got two more rounds to go. the solicitor is trying this case again as soon as she can. the doj is trying this case as soon as they can. he may have delayed justice, but he did not escape it. we all saw what he did. we all saw what happened. but that's the justice system. one person or two people can disagree. we don't know the details of what the jury makeup was or what the decision was. we'll find that out to forestall any comments or questions about that. but it doesn't matter because our faith is unwavering. our knowledge of what happened is unwavering. and michael slager w

walter perez joins us.ction news" tonight a popular restaurant owner became the victim of a burglary. what the thief was able to get away it. >>> plus a warning about high tech toys your children may have gotten this holiday how you can keep crooks from stealing your information. >>> and plans are taking shape for the new year's eve ball drop in new york times square. the security measures already in place. >> details. gifts unwrapped but the mad dash is not over yet. >> local malls have been crowded as shop ertz take advantage of post christmas deals with gift cards. >> shoppers at the king of prussia mall had to deal with an additional headache a truck overturned on the ramp from i-76 westbound to 202 south. after about four hours crews were able to remove it. >> we'll get another update on traffic for you in a few minutes. let's start our coverage with jeanette reyes live at the king of prussia mall. hi, jeanette. >> reporter: hi, walter and monica. you know, things are busy here but some retailers are s

((walter)) its now 5:?? thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes... jen epstein will join us next hour. let's start off with a check

>> i didn't want to take walter white home. i wanted to go home as bryan., moist towel over my head like a turban and one over my face and i would allow it to pull out the dirt and toxins and emotional baggage i was carrying around all day and wiped it all off. i let him at the studio. >> during five seasons, cranston won four best actor emmys. >> a lot of actors say i'm not in it for the awards, i just love my craft. >> oh, i'm in it for the awards and the money. that's -- no. >> when did you know that you had a cool amc show that had somehow now exploded into this cultural phenomenon? >> i think i starting to resonate with fans is when our directional signs were being stolen. it used to say "breaking bad" with an arrow so when you're driving to the location you know where to turn. all of a sudden, they were stealing them, so that was the sign for me. >> so you know the important thing here is just to take your time and feel relaxed. >> i am hal! >> before he broke bad, cranston broke out as the dad in "malcolm in the middle" and a memorable prefame stint

very busy weather pattern up ahead this week, walter. lots to go over.acker six live double scan radar. it is dry right now. no issues with precipitation. hard to believe there will be some rain and some snow showers, across portions of delaware and lehigh valleys and in fact our high today, pretty seasonal. forty-eight was the high, and normal for us this time of the year is 49 and tomorrow afternoon, ones we get rid of the early morning precipitation temperatures will be in the 50's. a lot going on in the short term and eventually as we look at that seven day forecast more unsettled weather to come. 44 degrees outside in philadelphia. thirty-two. chilly in the poconos at freezing mark. forty-two for reading and allentown. at the coast in atlantic city 41. down in dover at 41 degrees. here's satellite six with action radar we have a partly to mostly cloudy sky across the mid-atlantic region but as we widen out there is two weather features we are tracking. one off to the south and one to the west moving off the great lakes where chicago is currently dea

good if at the end of your career, people say briyan cranston, walter white? >> i think that will be the opening line of my obituary. you know, best known for -- and that's fine with me, yeah. >> much more with briyan cranstn just ahead, but more on the brutal unbearable cold stretching from northern dakota into northern texas. nearly 50 million people under some sort of windchill advisory or warning this morning and the storm has turned deadly. nbc's blake mccoy has more. >> reporter: round two of the one-two polar punch is bringing the coldest temperatures yet this morning for much of the country. >> it's very cold, and we're bracing ourselves for the next four months practically. >> when the chicago bears kick off later today add soldier field, potential to be subzero, their coldest game ever. they previous record, 2 degrees, set back in december 2008. >> i'm not sure you ever get used to that kind of weather, but it takes mentally tough minded people to deal with it. >> the bears are holding the packers who hold the record for the goldest nfl game ever, th

my father became friends with walter hauss. my grandmother u.s.itizen, he could travel back and forth. he was the agent for the has brothers. every store represents a clan. the priority was a merchant and could have a family in america. he was early, he was here in the 1860s. his son was born in 1878 before the exclusion law and he had other children born in san francisco so they were american citizens. and still because of this anti-chinese feeling and the law against chinese laborers and the fact in 1882 the law stipulated that hereafter no chinese is allowed naturalization to u.s. citizenship. this has been the biggest cloud in all of american chinese -- chinese-american society. black america history as well. >> u.s. family endured and prospered. symbolized by this rare photograph. >> it showed that my grandmother and his colleague, business colleagues were on equal footing with the white businessman. >> finely. >> yes. i must say walter hass and his associates were jewish and they may have felt persecution in their history as well. they loved

>> walter! >> a lot of riders, including myself, will use their smartphone on the handle bars and blue tooth it to your helmet so you can listen hands free. apparently the hands free part wasn't working on this day, so that's where he thought it would be a good idea to try and do it without holding on. >> listening to alanis morrisette ironic? >> walter is hurt. >> i hurt my arm. if you could and get advil, that would be awesome. >> somebody you want to call? >> ghost busters. i guess my humor is still intact. >> he's got jokes for days. >> they ask him what's your name? >> i'm jason bourn. >> see, that's what makes this channel so popular. paramedics and first aid did arrive, started assessing him, legs are fine, but it's his right shoulder area that's really giving him some trouble. they eventually get his helmet blog, telling people where to place the helmet so he gets the camera angle, even going so far as to get the camera off the helmet. >> release tool. >> my youtube channel. >> his arm i

. >> he's the cop charged with murder for shooting an unarmed black man walter scott, last year. the defense is asking for a mistrial. back in oakland, if you were with us, you saw the breaking news of the devastating warehouse fires there. the front wall of the building was not stable enough for people to get in there. 36 people have confirmed dead. and steve, you were briefing thomas on this. what is the latest now that they could get back in there. what are they working on at this hour? >> reporter: the work again continues with the recovery effort and the arduous task not only pulling in debris out of that warehouse so they are able to get inside there and get back to where they believe people have died and the process of identifying the bodies and notifying the next of kin. that process is coinciding with the recovery efforts. they identify a part back in the warehouse that they are going to quarantine for the investigative team to move in separately from the people that are doing the recovery effort because they think they identify where the fire started and the back wall i

hey walter. >> all right. now clark, clark that there is an rv. [ laughter ] >> that there is an rv. now don't you go falling in love with we're taking it when we leave here next month. oh dear. we have uncorked something. i love christmas >> surprise surprise i remember a movie line somewhere. yes. yeah. i know i'm sorry i do love that movie i'm just like your dad i would watch it and every time i watch i laugh at something new like i've never seen it before. let's talk about christmas. why don't we? why this we talk about christmas presents a good idea here if you're coming here to buy pottery you can also make your own jewelry. ments so i use excedrin. from my life. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on my symptoms, too. now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent

((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes... in for jen. those stories in a minute, but now, a first look a developing story now in tampa: where a bay area charity will be struggling to feed the homeless today. the "st. vincent de paul society" normally feeds a huge crowd, every ?friday. but last night, the charity took a big hit... a car crashed right into the food bank! and it couldn't have happened at a worse time. fox 13's shayla reaves is ?live outside the food bank a developing story in pasco county.. where deputies are searching for a man they call " armed and dangerous." authorities say this man.. 26-year-old sanchez savage.. has a history of for active warrants out of georgia.. he's accused of running from law enforcement.. possession of marijuana.. and obstruction.. if you see savage or know where he might be... call 9-1-1 right away. there is also a reward of up to three ?thousand dollars for info leading to his arrest... from crimestoppers. you can call them at the number on your

behind" there was a sat on walters, pinning him to the ground until the milwaukee police arrived" it all happened just outside kelsey lamb's window... "01:43 he was arrested right here like handcuffed and everything 46" thanks to a determined mail carrier...and neighbor... "00:36 all of those factors it makes me feel a little safer 39" sources tell us there were drugs inside those packages. walters is charged with theft of united states mail and assaulting a governmen united states postal service for comment. they declined, stating this is still an active investigation. milwaukee police continue to seek the second suspect. in milwaukee, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. mary thanks brittany shots are fired in downtown milwaukee this morning. tonight one person is in custody. it happened near the milwaukee county jail near 9th and state around 9:30. police say the suspect opened fire at two people. he missed-- but he did end up hitting a car. police say it all stemmed from an argument over an ongoing court the kind you want to break! new numbers show milwaukee county is likely to have its

now from for melissa magee, jeff skversky, jamie apody, i'm walter perez.> welcome to "world news tonight." treacherous travel as christmas nears. heavy snow, ice, powerful winds. an unwanted gift from mother nature, disrupting holiday travel for millions across the country. >>> shocked and saddened. hollywood co-stars and friends sharing their emotional reactions after "star wars" actress carrie fisher goes into cardiac arrest. the latest on her condition tonight. >>> church terror threat. with many now heading to worship this christmas eve, a warning from the fbi on the growing isis threat. >>> turf war. president-elect trump at odds with the obama administration over one of our closest allies. plus some rockettes now high-kicking their way out of the inauguration. >>> and the little boy, the long wait, and the photo going viral.

his defense, that walter scott took his taser and he felt he was in danger. an unarmed man in the back as he ran away. cnn's boris sanchez live for us in charleston. our legal analyst laura coates with me in studio. boris, any word on if the jury is going to get back with a verdict today? >> yeah, brianna, no indication. they've been deliberating today for roughly two hours. they deliberated for an hour last night. they're considering different charges against michael slager. one of them murder, which carries up to life in prison. the other, voluntary manslaughter which is anywhere -- the sentence could be anywhere from 2 to 30 years. of course the potential for him to be not guilty. >> the jury actually went to the scene. tell us about that, boris. and i wonder what the prevailing thought is on the impact that may have on jurors. i happen to be at a campaign event in the area not far from there. so this was maybe a year or so ago. i actually went to the site just to watch the video, to see it in person and what sort of struck me was that you got a sense of h

i'm walter allen. and i'm vanessa ruffes... in for jen. and we begin, with breaking news in east tampa... where a huge fire has broken out. fox 13's shayla reaves is center", in the palm river another night of scary storms in the south. the system has already produced ?several tornadoes. at least ?three of them were confirmed by radar wednesday afternoon... just outside of atlanta. as you can see, the storm downed trees and power lines in the cobb county area. the national weather damage... later today. thankfully no serious injuries have been reported. and now lets go to dave for more on this wild weather... and our local forecast. some fog early, with variable clouds and a quick shower possible today. high temps in the upper turning much drier. lows near 60. mostly sunny skies return for friday, with drier air and and that storm system that hit georgia... helped put out most of the raging wildfires in tennessee. but the danger is far from over. officials say all mudslides and rockslides. the death toll from the fires in the gatlinburg ar

walter: fabulous growth.e first that the number of chinese visiting america surpassed the number of americans visiting china. absolute fantastic growth. that by theecast year 2021, there will be 6 million outbound visitors from china. that is why we see growth from the market. rishaad: haidi's question is that these travelers want to connect in china. that must be posing a threat to you guys, even gulf carriers to some extent. walter: we don't look at it as a threat. the growth we have seen from chinese carriers is about outbound travel. to point.ng it point we are the largest airline between the united states and china. we have seen phenomenal growth. we are in a great position. haidi: global airlines according to the latest reports suggests this is the first time in six years we will see profit hit because of oil prices. a conjunction in this region of -- contraction in this region of 15%. does that worry you? walter: for u.s. and global carriers, we are seeing a flattening out. forward toing improvements g

. >> hi there walter. hi, monica. yeah, we have pretty cloudy day across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys but i tell you what, it was mild over the holiday check out the numbers. christmas eve we had a temperature of 47 and for christmas day yesterday at 50. now this time last year for christmas eve the temperature was 71 and this time last year we had a high on christmas day of 68 degrees. right now it's 44 in the city, chilly to the north and west, 34. 32 in the poconos but 50 already in dover. so we've got some changes headed our way. we are essentially waiting for a warm front to lift to our north. so right now in pittsburgh it's 59 degrees but 71 in charleston, west virginia. later tonight temperatures will continue to rise f you're stepping out on the town you can see that we've got the colder air to the north and west but warmer air is heading our way. so, the evening planner looking like this. we've got a mostly cloudy sky especially with an easterly wind there could be some mist or drizzle. at 9 o'cloc

>>walter: looking good. any plans for the weekend? >>vanessa: i don't know. maybe more christmas preparations, shopping, i don't know. what about you? >>walter: i don't know. there's so many fun things to do in and around the bay area. early yerp we were talking about howard there was enough singing for me earlier this morning. i will not put people through that. i think we heard dogs howling in south tampa as we were driving up here to dunedin. no more singing for me. i will save everybody at home. here's the fun event if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, if you don't to want relax at home which i think natalie and i will do this weekend, the dunedin fine arts center, there's a pottery sale center but it's not just the pottery sale. we'll tell you all about the fun things that you'll be able to take advantage of if you come here. the line will be stretched out the door just to get your hands on this fantastic and inexpensive pottery. that's the big keyword for this sale going on this weekend. >>vanessa: all right. >>walter: it's going to b

we'll go over the forecast later, walter. >> thank you, melissa.early enough, you know it was treacherous in spots. >> at first it started to snow. in upper darby, it was falling fast. on city line avenue philadelphia too, it was coming down all over the delaware valley. then snow turned to freezing rain and things got ugly. >> it was frec treacherous, proy the worst in years. >> that's rob. he was up early to take his son to a basketball tournament. >> 45 miles per hour on the turnpike was probably too fast. >> chris prepared in advance. the city of philadelphia had trucks filled with salt. first with heavy snow and then rain, there was only so much that could be done. >> the line at the king of prussia was several cars deep. they wanted to make their cars safe as possible. >> i want to be sure the car is ready. >> i want to show everyone here the "action news" man, though the engine is running, icicles have formed on the front. if you have to head out after this kind of winter storm, please, be careful. bob brooks, channel6 action news. >> the st

daryl walter also faces charges for assaulting a government employee. a criminal complaint states he was one of two robbers who grabbed packages from a mailman, and ran off. sources tell us there were states postal service declined to comment, stating this is still an active investigation. milwaukee police are searching for the second suspect. its that time again....winter parking regulations begin today. according to the department of public works, from december 1st through march 1st-- most residential streets will require alternate side night parking. but, there are exceptions to the rule. the department of public message alert system for when you can't park on both sides of the street. if you would like to sign up - or check your street's parking rules - we have a links on our website, fox 6 now dot com. an officer is shot and killed in washington. ...what led up to the shooting. the death toll rises...after wildfires break out in tennessee. ...what the state is facing next...as cleanup begins. plus... "president-elect donald trump and his vice-prs y

a mistrial declared after the shooting death of walter scott, running from the officer. >> the court, therefore, must declare a mistrial in this case. >> reporter: this former police officer, seen in this disturbing cell phone video shooting a black man in the back as he was running away, will go home tonight to the loving arms of his family. the mistrial means he will remain out on bond, but under house arrest. >> until my family can see justice, no, there is no forgiveness. >> reporter: for the family of walter scott, and for black americans who thought that video of the killing would bring justice, they feel the system has failed them again. they're already looking forward to a retrial, promised tonight by prosecutors. >> it's not over. y'all hear me, it's not over! till god says, it's over. >> reporter: at least two of the jurors, both of them white women, were in tears as the black foreman delivered the news. >> the statistics say that the next jury will look a lot like you. >> reporter: most of the nearly all-white jury looked like they were in disbelief. but there was one who r

so walter, you witnessed the whole event and the speeches of the two leaders. what are your thoughts now? >> well, first of all, it was very, very comforting to see that both supporters have the same values, they are embracing the same values for each other. and so that gives a lot of hope for the future. and i think that was very apparent to me, that this very comfortable communication between the two, the messages, that they are setting the foundation for our future -- our future partnership. and the partnership, as they spoke in their speeches, are very close, the partnership. however, i think what we still need to do as individual citizens, we need to integrate in our hearts the messages and actually as individual persons, not looking at the government, but just looking at ourselves as individuals, that we need to understand it and support it, embrace it, and try to help support as individual people. and once we do that, you know, obviously it's not just leaders talking, you know, of supporting one another. but when the two country's peoples support the ide

. >> walter white married us. >> cameron gets acting lessons from tv icon c >>> join us live on "e.t.book page for breaking news and to chat with all of your favorite celebs. >>> oprah made a pretty great confession today. >> lost over 40 pounds. i can honestly tell you i struggle no more. >> there's the money shot. 62 years old and proud in a tight-fitting show every curve black body suit doing yoga. also dances while eating pasta, walks her dog and fits into some skinny jean, down 40-plus pounds. that means oprah's still dropping weight after nancy sat down with her in march. >> weight watchers works. >> yeah. >> i love bread, and i probably at this point lost about -- i would say 30 pounds. i usually drop about five pounds a month. it's slow, but it's definitive. yes! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 2016 has definitely been a year to remember for kelly clarkson because she became a mom for the second time, but how does she feel if her kids wanted to be a singer one day just like her? that is one of the things we learned when kelly opened up about her new baby boy with our jennifer pero. >> he likes to ch

when i woke up at walter reed, it was not my life plan to become a member of congress. i was perfectly happy jumping out of planes and kicking in doors and jumping out of helicopters. but that was not in the cards anymore at that and that was point. difficult to swallow. for any person, i think if you think you are losing your purpose in life, it ranks amongst the most difficult things you can lose. i was laying in my hospital bed talking to my wife about how it would find another battlefield to fight on, at that time, i was having a lot of members of the house and senate and staffers visiting through walter reed. and that is where i came to the idea that maybe my next battlefield would be here as a member of congress. that is where i started to think about it. >> how did you get from there to here? rep.-elect. mast: i thought like a military person about a mission took up his. that was my next goal, my next mission and part of how to show how i would best become a good representative. at that point, i had spent a career in the military. i think that is a good backgroun

walters is charged with theft of united states mail and assaulting a government employee. we reached out to the declined, stating this is still an active investigation. milwaukee police continue to seek the second suspect. in milwaukee, brittany shannon, fox 6 news. mary thanks brittany shots are fired in downtown milwaukee this morning. tonight one person is in custody. it happened near the milwaukee county jail near 9th and state around 9:30. police say the suspect opened fire at two people. he missed-- but he did end up hitting a car. police say it all stemmed from an argument over an ongoing court the kind you want to break! new numbers show milwaukee county is likely to have its deadliest year ever for opioid deaths. fox 6's ben handelman with one alderman's new plan to fight the problem. it is the deadly drug that has exploded in wisconsin. there are new numbers showing in milwaukee county-- we are on pace to smash the existing record for opoid according to the milwaukee county medical exmainers office-- 217 people have been killed by drugs like heroin and fentanyl w

>> walter is hurt. >> i hurt my arm. if you could go to my apartment and get advil, that would be awesome. >> somebody you want to call? >> ghost busters. i guess my humor is still intact. >> he's got jokes for days. >> they ask him what's your name? >> i'm jason bourn. >> see, that's what makes this channel so popular. paramedics and first aid did arrive, started assessing him, legs are fine, but it's his they eventually get his helmet off and he continues to do his blog, telling people where to place the helmet so he gets the camera angle, even going so far as to get the camera off the helmet. >> release tool. >> my youtube channel. >> his arm is all busted up. in fact, it turned out to be a broken collarbone. they say all the time you should wear your gear. in this case, walter was his gear and probably mitigated some of the injuries. >> the guy does everything right, wearing all of his armor, but took five seconds of doing the wrong thing and, bang, you're in the back of an ambulance. >>> a mother is walking down an

walter schaub jr. walter who? exactly. that's my point. no one had any idea who he was before 9:55 today. and we're not supposed to know who he is. i didn't know who he is until today because he is supposed to be a faceless bureaucrat in a zero visibility job that is a very, very important job. walter schaub jr. is charged with nothing less than keeping the government of the united states of america honest. that's his job. he is the director of the office of government ethics. and this is his face. this is the first time i've seen his face. i used to know who the director of the office of government ethics was when i worked in government. but no one outside of government has any idea who holds that very, very important job of keeping the government honest. that job didn't even exist until 1978. there was no office of government ethics until then. and government ethics prior to 1978 were a horrible mess throughout our history with unknown amounts of conflict of interest. the office of governmen ethics h

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

they've made it a point to point out walter scott was 18 feet away when michael slager opened fire.ions they had yesterday about fear and passion. yesterday they also had a question from the judge for two transcripts, first the transcript of michael slager's testimony, then the transcript of angela peterson's testimony. she was the lead investigator in the case that said on the stand that the story that she got from michael slager when she interviewed him was not what she saw on the video. that there were inaccuracies, inconsistencies with his story. the defense has gone on to say those inkconsistencies were due to the fact that he'd just gone through something traumatic. that his memory was not in perfect shape because he was still in shock. fast forward to today just a few moments ago. it was interesting the way this came down. first we get the request from the jury asking for a santana's testimony, the witness that caught the last of the shuffle on video. then 12 minutes later there's the note from the jury saying it is clear the jurors will not be able to reach a consensus. the

he's accused of the shooting death of walter scott. that was captured on video as scott was running away. the judge said the jury is willing to continue deliberations. stand by, more on this in a moment. right now, president-elect donald trump is back at work on his transition, meeting with potential candidates for top jobs after returning to campaign mode during his first post election rally. we're told he's very busy with a schedule for a so-called thank you tour in the days ahead with ten stops, including events in north carolina and iowa next week. we saw glimpses of the inscripted donald trump in ohio overnight as he slammed the immediate you and celebrated his victory over hillary clinton. also tonight, senate democrats are urging the obama administration to declassify and go public with new intelligence about russia's attempts to meddle in the presidential election. this as sources tell cnn the intelligence community is increasingly confident that russian hacking was intended to help donald trump. as mr. trump prepares to take o

that is where walter perez is live tonight. walter are city officials here increasing security given what happened in berlin? >> reporter: they are jim. you know the security presence at city hall is strong but city officials are clear that no specific threats against philadelphia have been reported. >> added security measures are now in place around the christmas village outside of city hall. mayor jim kenney says that is in response to the deadly terror attack in germany and the decision was made purely out of an abunnance of caution. >> we have larger vehicles parked at the entrances to our own christmas village around city hall. police vehicles and trash trucks, we don't have an imminent threat but obviously taking precautions when something like this happens. >> meanwhile, thomas bower the organizer of the christmas village says he is heart broken of what took place in his home country of germany we are thinking about the family members and friends. it's a tragedy. >> 12 where killed be others injured after someone drove t