on tuesday, walter wallace, jr.'mother cathy wallace told reporters the officers knew her son was in a mental health crisis because they had been to the family's house three times on monday. >> did you tell the police about his condition when you called 911? >> they already knew about it. they already knew. >> they were there earlier that day? >> yeah, there were there earlier that day and they were standing out there laughing at us. they were not trying to help us. they did not give a damn about us. my sense had come a look at them, they're there laughing at us. -- we walked down the street. lots of cops standing out there. that's it. i'm done. [cheers] amy: during tuesday night's emotional news conference, the wallace family's attorney shaka johnson said wallace's wife dominique who witnessed his killing is pregnant and scheduled to have labor induced today. johnson said wallace had nine children. several of his young sons introduced themselves. name?t is your can you tell us about your dad? out., we would always h

officers say 27-year-old walter wallace, junior was shot when he refused to drop a knife.lace posey family say they called an ambulance, not the police, and ask for help with a mental health crisis. >> the philadelphia night, once again lit by flames. tuesday saw more clashes between police and protesters. with more blood spilled on both sides as people vented their anger at the death of walter wallace, junior. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting, earning a stern rebuke from walter wallace, senior. >> i don't condone no violence, looting of the city, tearing up the stores and all this chaos going on. everybody needs to have respect for my family and my son, to stop this violence and chaos. >> as security forces and protesters faced off, mr. wallace refused to blame the police outright, but call for justice for his son's death. >> we have good cops and we have bad. that is the system. somebody has to be hold accountable for what they did. >> walter wallace, junior's mother was more forthright. >> i said, please don't shoot my son. please don't shoot my son. they

we're outside the 18th precinct here this is the closest police station to where walter wallace was killed protesters literally moments ago just clashed with police they are going up in their faces yelling no justice no peace and also profanity this all stemming from a suiting of a black man in broad daylight around 4 pm monday afternoon now we've seen across the city looting has happened as far as a mile and a half all the way to 5 miles away from the city i talked to business owners earlier today who say that they saw this months ago during the george floyd protests however they never imagined this in their city one business even saying that they lost a total of $500000.00 in damages so again businesses really rallying together trying to even hire their own security guards knowing that when the police get called to go somewhere else who's going to be there to save them now again this also i mean from the shooting of walter wallace you have the mayor and the police commissioner now saying that they want to meet with the wallace family and the police headquarters actually releasing a state

somewhere else who's going to be there to save them now again this also i mean from the shooting of walter wallace you have the mayor and the police commissioner now saying that they want to meet with the wallace family and the police headquarters actually releasing a statement saying that they're asking everyone to be patient as they investigate this situation and also asking for those to have any other thoughts and prayers with walter wallace and his family for right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac archie. good things turn violent off to 27 year old walter wallace was shot dead by police that was after he ran at them with a knife baller suffered from bipolar disorder and had been in trouble with the role multiple times we heard from civil rights lawyer robert patillo he says that people have had enough. year after year decade after decade there are cries for help cries for a change demands that policy be changed to protect communities and nothing happened it's the old over into an event such as this ferguson didn't happen in one day and with one killing for being great did not h

things turned violent after 27 year old walter wallace was shot dead by police after running at officers with a knife while it was allegedly suffering from mental illness and had previous run ins with the law the national guard has now been deployed to the city and clashes have left dozens of officers injured and a number of arrests were made. by . the way you want to bring us we are outside the 18th precinct here this is the closest police station to where walter wallace was killed protesters literally moments ago just clash with police they are going up in their faces yelling no justice no peace and also profanity this all stemming from a suiting of a black man in broad daylight around 4 pm monday afternoon now we've seen across the city looting has happened as far as a mile and a half all the way to 5 miles away from the city i talked to business owners earlier today who say that they saw this months ago during the george floyd protests however they never imagined this in their city one business even saying that they lost a total of $500000.00 in damages so again businesses really ral

investigate this situation and also asking for those who have by the hearts and prayers with walter wallace and his family for for right now reporting in west philadelphia there in fronsac are. also protesting in new york a car drove through a line of police in brooklyn reportedly injuring wall the on respondents and they have demonstrators pongal eyes police cars bank song started fires national police association member betsy bruckner smith you know us her take on the unrest. he chose to attack 2 police officers with a large knife he was asked to stop the police officers created distance they tried to get away they asked him to drop the knife instead he chose to attack them reason that they shot this to wallace is because he was about to stab one of them. with a knife police officers never fire their weapons unless they are in him in danger but if we don't have the political will in those left leaning cities to do that the violence will continue as cities and jurisdictions throughout the united states are preparing for on rust and violence on election night. police in chile's capital have

officers confronted 27-year-old walter wallace jr. with guns drawn. police tell him to drop the weapon. wallace's mother is seen grabbing her son. he breaks away heading in the direction of the police who then open fire. wallace's mother rushes to her son's side with multiple witnesses. i was telling the police don't shoot my son. >> wallace was hit in the shoulder and chest. it is unclear how much shots were fired but there are 13 evidence markers >> i would have to agree with the police commissioner and mayor that it possesses serious questions. >> demonstrations after the shooting became violent. more than 90 people arrested. 30 officers received treatment for injuries with one suffering a broken leg. >> i fully support your rights to row test. we want to ensure our communities are not further hurt. please be careful. >> police have body camera footage of the shooting but are not ready to release it yet. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> tropical storm zeta restrengthened overnight as it gets ready to make land fall in southeastern louisiana t

is or was and don't give a damn about walter wallace.t if you notice what happened in philadelphia last night is that after 9:30 last night the rioters came out and looters came out. i think that these are the people who are out there that's creating the havoc in that community by robbing and stealing and looting. i think they need to be dealt with. i'm glad that the national guard is coming in there, trace. they are very much needed in that city. >> trace: ted williams. always good information. thank you. >> sandra: new lock down measures in italy. some protests have turned violent. police used tear gas on crowds in rome and people also turned out to demonstrate in milan as cases continue to surge throughout the country. amy kellogg is live in milan with all of that. good morning. >> hi, sandra. well there is an awful lot of shock and anxiety here about the turn that things have taken. italy was hammered and overwhelmed early on with covid but went on to become the european poster child for getting things under control. now as you menti

police and fire vehicles even atms set ablaze in the neighborhood where walter wallace armed with a knife was shot and killed by police hundreds of protesters in a standoff with police wallace's family who say he was suffering from mental illness, appealing for calm >> i don't condone no violence tearing up the city. looting the stores and all this chaos. >> reporter: across the city, businesses boarded up as if bracing for a storm. and tonight here officials ordering a curfew hoping to stop another night of violence after 9:00 p.m. only restaurants, pharmacies and grocery stores allowed to stay open and only allowed to make deliveries lester >> ron allen in philadelphia tonight, thank you. >>> now our "across america" journey bringing us to what many experts believe is a crucial battleground in the election everyone agreeing on the importance of pennsylvania four years ago donald trump turned history on its head here thanks to many democrats crossing over and now in 2020 voters here are once again showing signs of independence near scranton we came to dave mitchco's home you don't have t

a witness that recorded a video of the shooting said the victim, walter wallace jr.onted after leaving a house armed with a knife. brynn gingras is in west philadelphia and has more on the video as well as an update on the protests and the investigation. brynn, we understand several officials are asking people not to rush to judgment. walk us through what happened. >> reporter: yeah, exactly right, brianna. first, i want to say we are outside the home of walter wallace where his mother is living, cameras are setting up. we are expected to hear from her for the first time since this happened last night. this is the street we are standing on where walter wallace was shot by police and his mother was not only there, not only witnessed that but also was crying out for police to de-escalate, to not shoot her son. again, this all happened before her eyes. we're waiting for that. you can imagine we heard from family members that she's doubled over in pain, in anger, with so many questions and that anger really flooded out into the streets of west philadelphia whereas you me

investigate this situation and also asking for those to have any other thoughts and prayers with walter wallace and his family before right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac archie. but as we heard that things turned violent off to 27 year old well to wallace was shot dead by police that was off to he ran the with a knife waller suffered from bipolar disorder and had already had multiple run ins with the north we heard from civil rights lawyer but patillo he says people have had enough year after year. decade after decade there are cries for help cries for change demands that policy be changed to protect communities and nothing happens it's fails over into an event such as this ferguson didn't happen in one day and with one killing for any great did not happen in one day and will end with one killing and similarly this is not about this one individual but about a broken system and the number of times people as this or experiences feelings this themselves and now finally and this is a boiling point in the summer of racial reckoning in america where finally we have to address these

because walter wallace, jr., was in distress. e that wallace, jr., had mental health issues, that police needed to use de-escalation tactics. they didn't have to have tasers. walter wallace, sr., joins us now alongside the family attorney shack ka'john son. i'm sorry to meet you under these circumstances. i want to make sure the country knows this happened, understands your pain and understands what you want them to know. let's begin with not letting your son be defined by what took him out of this world but what made him important while he was here. what do you want people to know about your son? >> well, i want people to know i don't all this violence and looting. i don't want to leave a bad scar on my son and my family with this looting and on with the police department, looting stores, burning -- i mean, this is where we live, and that's the only community resource we have. if we take all the resource and burn it down, we don't have anything. so i want my son name and everybody to stop this, you know, give my son a chance and

somewhere else who's going to be there to save them now again this also i mean from the shooting of walter wallace you have the mayor and the police commissioner now saying that they want to meet with the wallace family and the police headquarters actually releasing a statement saying that they're asking everyone to be patient as they investigate this situation and also asking for those to have any other thoughts and prayers with walter wallace and his family for right now reporting in west philadelphia there in fronsac archie. the recent arrest after 27 year old wall to wall by an officer after he charged a place with a knife well this has suffered from bipolar disorder and already had multiple run ins with the law many have again raised concerns that police are not equipped to deal with such cases. we heard from a former retired u.s. marshal and a civil rights lawyer pointed longstanding drawbacks of the american system. when you get a call to 911 call police officers on a rival to see that if you happen to have a psychologist gets along what we train person to be there is where that would be gr

walter wallace's family say he was suffering a mental health crisis — and want to know why the policemadowo reports from philadelphia. the city of philadelphia from seas, restau ra nts, the city of philadelphia from seas, restaurants, were only open for delivery services at their own discretion they're asking them to make sure they have appropriate measures in place to protect their staff and facilities. the curfew will run from 9pm to 6am and in the last two days, there've been protests across the city for more than hundred 70 people were arrested. half of them just last night, also 53 different officers we re night, also 53 different officers were also injured in most of them have been discharged after treatment, however, there's been some looting of the past two days, including a walmart where people we re including a walmart where people were on video kurt angle way television sets and other items. one of the techniques and tactics being used here is blowing up of atm machines, nine different atm machines, nine different atm machines are blown up. in the family of walter wallace i

thousands taking to the streets after the police shooting of walter wallace. officers opened fire on wallace monday shooting him approximately 14 times in front of his mother after she called for an ambulance saying her son had a knife and was having a mental health episode. >> folks who call the authorities didn't deem the police necessary, which is why they called and specifically requested an ambulance. >> reporter: new video shows the moments after the shooting. screams filling the street as neighbors rushed in. police say wallace refused to drop the knife. the city calling in the national guard after a night of violence monday when nearly 100 people were arrested. more than two dozen officers were injured including a police sergeant run over by this pickup truck. police overnight asking people across philadelphia to stay inside. amid the marches looters last night ransacking this walmart and other stores in the area and overnight walter wallace's family breaking their silence about monday's shooting, which police say remains under investigation. >> i was

with more blood spilled on both sides a speedboat vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. and i don't condone nonviolent tin of city who know. all this chaos for you know what they believe that every day i'm up there they must say this stuff is foul and it k.l. . security forces and protesters faced off mr wallis refused to blame the police owed right but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good can we get big that's the sentiment in the system i'm not oh so mighty head the king of all accountable for what he did well to wallace junior's mother was more forthright. now than i was found in the party. don't you have. a count to 5000 that we not yet and that you haven't yet come to my word that me oh well it's reportedly had a lengthy criminal record including convictions for assault and robbery and at the time of his death was awaiting trial for allegedly threatening to shoot a woman police said that when he was fatally shot he was wielding a knife that he ref

quiero regresar a la historia de walter wallace .sta noche y esto es lo que dijeron. el padre de walker dijo que cuando sucede una ejecuciÓn no es nada agradable . " no puedo dormir y no puedo pensar en otra cosa que escuchar los disparos y me cae como un balde de agua frÍa". la policÍa dijo que cada uno de los dos oficiales de los policÍas involucrados habrían disparado siete balazos cada uno, pero no han querido decir cuÁntas balas impactaron al cuerpo de walter wallace. se sabe que estos policÍas no tenÍan armas elÉctricas, por lo que solamente recurrieron a las armas de fuego y esa es la crÍtica de los abogados y de muchos manifestantes con los que hablamos esta noche. >>nadie tiene derecho de quitarle la vida a nadie. mucha gente estÁ perdiendo la vida por el covid-19 y hay gente que estÁ quitando vida. >>fue el mismo oficial de policÍa quien llegÓ a wallace al hospital donde fue declarado muerto. todavÍa hay muchas preguntas sin responder. la policÍa no ha querido dar los vÍdeos de cÁmaras corporales. habÍa manifestaciones que

walter wallace jr. the name we now must all know. just 27, killed yesterday in front of his mom in philadelphia. she was chasing after him, begging cops not to shoot a man clearly in mental distress. you don't have to believe me. there is tape. and it is so sad. you will feel yourself watching it. you can see that the police don't know gha to do. they don't know how to make the situation any different than it is unfolding. you see the mother's desperation and you feel yourself saying, don't, don't, don't, just like his mother was. the biden team put out a statement on the shooting today. on addressing systemic flaracis had in this country. for biden, the battle of dealing with racism or the coronavirus, is to get a president who cares about fighting these problems. >> a president who is not in it for himself. a president who doesn't divide us but unites us. a president who appeals not to the worst us but the best. i will govern as an american president. i will work as hard for those who don't support me as for those who do. that's th

let let he's listen to walter wallace. the father of walter wallace the man shot dead by cops.in my son's name everybody to stop this. give my son a chance and our family, like we decent people, you know what i mean? i don't want target us like like we animals and we not. we deserve respect and ask the public and anybody to have respect for our family, to pray for us and, you know, cut it out because looting is very mind set. it will not bring my son back. >> right. elizabeth: there is so much nobility and integrity with what the father is saying there. when you heard that, what was your thought? >> it's sad. you know, it's sad. because these people, has nothing to do with wallace. the looterring and the rioting and arson has nothing to do with him this is an excuse for them to go into the communities and act like animals and loot and pillage and do all of the stuff they're doing. has absolutely nothing to do with wallace. we've seen this, not only in philadelphia, we've seen it all over the country. it is an excuse to go out there and do this i feel bad for the father. he is r

walter wallace that the officers were originally called to the area about reports of a man. with a weapon and police arrived they found him holding the weapon they said that he would advance towards them and that's when the officers shot him in wallace's mom saying tonight that they initially tried to get an ambulance there because their son walter was dealing with a mental health crisis and police have been there 3 times on monday so a lot probably too come in terms of information and specifics, but. a difficult night for everyone last night and then again tonight in philadelphia will keep an eye on that meanwhile we want to go live back here in the bay to san francisco we touched on this earlier in the broadcast but this is a live shot at kirribilli square. yes certainly switching gears here for a your daily it has been dark now for the last 4 months they have. >>been able to relate it to following months of reconstruction so. >>it is the bulbs for were out they were the old fashioned. lightbulbs and they have since painted the sign and they've those those old not so energ

but the family of walter wallace, 27 years old.anted to be a rap artist and they say they want his name to be heard. they don't want it to be connected to any violence that has broken out in the city really for the past two nights. and they are calling for calm. but again, another night, a second night, it was anything but calm here in philadelphia. i can tell you that we were part of protests on the west side of the city, west philadelphia, where police flooded that area, because that's where there was looting, concerns, incidents happening the night before. well, people really took some advantage and there was thousands of looters that attacked a different part of the city. that's not to say, alisyn, that there were no peaceful protests. we were part of one where they chanted walter wallace's name, calling for peace and change. and i will tell you that now the national guard is coming into the city to help for any future unrest. alisyn? >> it's just horrible on so many levels. i mean, the family called the police for help. and th

this all over the death of walter wallace jr. now witness video showing him approaching officers who said that he was carrying a knife when they fired their guns at him. body cam video has not yet been released by the police department. but we'll keep watching what's happening in philadelphia and bring you the

calls for reform as police prepared to release body camera footage of the shooting that killed walter wallace junior. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: you can see the scene in philadelphia. we have a lot more to get to this morning. as we get a little closer, third night of unrest as the police commissioner reveals a substance appearing to be blood thrown at officers. >> the city remains under curfew. >> reporter: the story is the curfew is working, went into effect at 9:00 last night and the mass looting and lawlessness we saw the past two nights did not occur. this is one of the few stores leaders hit, a rite aid pharmacy and we understand the leaders were driving up and down various streets trying to find a moment, you can see be broken, smashed windows and wiped some stuff out, did not make it very far, police car stationed up and down every major shopping area just in case something like this would happen. relatively calm night. the other place hit was aboard until it was broken into but you don't see -- the looters were able to pull out. there was a ma

at least one officer was injured last night and the distraction came hours after walter wallace junior's family pleaded with the public not to commit violence. listen. >> no violence tearing up the city, looting of stores. have respect for my family and my son. >> reporter: 90 people were arrested, 30 officers injured when protests first erupted monday night following the fatal shooting of wallace junior. police say they ordered him, he had a criminal history, to drop a knife he was holding but he continued to move toward those officers who fired at him 7 times. his father told the philadelphia inquirer wallace struggled with mental health issues and wants to know why nonlethal force wasn't used but the police commissioner came out and said those officers did not have tasers on them. they have been placed on desk duty as of right now, the da promising an investigation that includes reviewing anybody kim footage that has not yet been released. we are the national guard has been asked to come in, we've not seen any national guard members locally tonight, we are not sure what plans are in p

bomb squad forming a van packed with explosives amid days of unrest over the police shooting of walter wallace junior. we are live on the ground. neil: the hurricane slamming the golf as a category 2 storm. >> showdown in the sunshine state, donald trump and joe biden in florida today. we are live on the trail, "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> we need a different song. jillian: i love this song. no one sees the sign at this point because i don't think anyone has a clue what is going to happen next week. >> we want people to watch. >> this is definitely a fun, interesting, wild few days. >> you went to specific politics news. i went to the movie pitch perfect one 23. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> trying to keep it relevant, thank you for joining us. 5 days until the election. on the trail donald trump touting unexpected record gdp report as joe biden once again attacked him over the pandemic. >> all politics all the time with griff jenkins, he joined us and fart lauderdale, i showdown in florida today. good morning. >> good morning to you. you

lamentablemente es la segunda noche consecutiva de saqueos, debido a la muerte de walter wallace en manosendo una ambulancia. sin embargo recibieron a la policÍa en su casa y la madre dice que les rogÓ que no disparen pero no le hicieron caso. tambiÉn deja a nueve hijos menores que tambiÉn dieron declaraciones. la familia de wallace pide paz mas de un centenar de inmigrantes han sido arrestados durante operativos de ice en al menos seis estados del pais. segun la agencia, habrian ocurrido del 19 al 23 de octubre, y en su gran mayoria tenian historial criminal por cargos desde secuestro, abuso sexual de menores, violencia domestica entre otros delitos. todos estan sujetos a tramites de deportacion. mas de 250 inmigrantes fueron liberados del centro de detencion de "adelanto, en california" tras detectarse cientos de contagios de coronavirus en la instalacion. la medida responde al mandato de un juez federal, pero "ice" la califico como "excesiva" y riesgosa para la seguridad ciudadana. esto ultimo, porque algunos de los beneficiados serian "criminales peligrosos", segun la agencia. una amp

cases plus preparing for yet another night of civil unrest in philadelphia with the children of walter wallace junior doctors say about their father's death. >>there's no end in sight on a big story we've been following for a couple days now in philadelphia there's new information about that police shooting death of a black man that has now prompted 2 straight nights of unrest, you see some of the video here police are now saying they will release the 911 tapes and the body camera footage in the near future in their words after officer shot and killed walter wallace junior on monday. there have been big protests also widespread vandalism and looting the past couple nights. the 27 year-old family says he suffered from bipolar disorder and his mom who called for first responders to come to the home says she told police about his mental health issues. this is cell phone video of the incident. it shows wallace with a knife police say he just kept approaching them until they eventually shot him while a says young children had this to say. >>and you tell us about the strong you can do always team me

the family of walter wallace junior saying he had mental health problems, they asked for an ambulancee police instead. now he is dead. laura: that was larry reporting from philadelphia. arizonis a key swing state in the selection. that is why president trumpai caing today as well as kamala harris. clive myrie has been looking at rates in this election. reporter: this cuts the stillness. the light is dimming but not the memory of those beaten or killed at the hands of police officers. >> remember. reporter: his words are powerful. >> we are not going nowhere. reporter: he was arrested in august for taking part in a peacefularch. >> he is innocent. reporter: he leads a protest outside th courthouse after the jailing of another protester. >> we fight and we are building fighting a battle in a war where thenever get to s outcome.if i continue to fight, hopefully that pastill belong to my five kids. if they continue to fight, they pass it on to their kids. we get to a point where may we >> why are you doing this? reporter: untilhen this is what must be overcome. before george fyd, in01 [he

let me say this -- you know, my heart goes out to walter wallace's family.uent with another video that went viral of the police smashing through a window, beating her in the street, pilling out her young son and beating him. so what we are seeing is that our criminal justice system, policing system is deeply broken, and this tragic situation is yet another stark example of what we've gotten with donald trump and what we can get from a president joe biden if we go in a different direction. the vice president put out a statement and folks from the team were reaching out almost immediately with condolences. reaffirming their commitment to changing the way we do policing in this country. and the president on the other hand was doing what he always does. he's never found a fire that he didn't want to make bigger, more divisive, more angry, and it's why i think he's going to lose pennsylvania in a big way. he has failed at his core job of keeping people safe, of bringing us together when there's a moment of tragedy. that is deeply unfortunate. >> i want to read a

with more blood spilled on both sides must be pulled vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. i don't condone no valid chain of city you'll note stores in all this chaos for you know what they believe that every victim of fear they must sell this stuff this violent it kills. security forces and protesters faced off mr wallace refused to blame the police great but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good come out we get big that's the suit the mood in the system i'm not oh so mighty had the king of all accountable for what he did well to well a student whose mother was more forthright. to get out there without enough money to find out your life you plead down to a lifetime next thing we know cam naked at the end of my life that me oh police said that when he was fatally shot he was wielding a knife that he refused to drop but some protesters were adamant that racism and a lack of training on the part of the police led unnecessarily to wallace's death you canno

with more blood spilled on both sides a speech vented their anger at the death of walter wallace jr. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting earning a stern rebuke from wall to wall a senior. i don't condone nonviolent chain of city who know. all the scales for you know when you think they've done everything. they must say this stuff is foul and it kills. security forces and protesters faced off mr wallace refused to blame the police owed right but called for justice for his son's death i mean we got good can't we get big that's the sentiment in the system i'm not oh so mighty head of all accountable for what he did well to well a student whose mother was more forthright. yeah that was found in the body but now you have. 30025000 men think we know yet and they think. yes but why would that mean oh police said that when he was fatally shot he was wielding a knife that he refused to drop but some protesters were adamant that racism and a lack of training on the part of the police led unnecessarily to wallace's death you cannot restrain him 3 how can i tell a younger man will go