bethlehem steel president walter williams.spent if i remember correctly, in the equivalent of 1980 dollars, almost a billion dollars in the previous 15 years on environmeal facilities. that meant that money was not availae for modernization projects. government regulations forced industry to spend billions cleaning uthe environment and protecting the safety of worke. millions of workers were new, eager to work, but young and untrained. their inexperience led to lower output per work hour, less productivity. in 1973, war in e miast led to an embargo of oil from the persian gulf. energy prices soared. productivity growth took a plunge. and throughout the 1970s an economy reeling frompirang eney costs saw all its other costs sing, too. ination seemed like an incurable cancer eating at the economy, creating climate of economic fear and uncertainty scouraging the capital investment at might have improved an increasingly dismal productivi performance. ifany factorshad beenesponsible for the productivity growth, iteemed a diversity o

this is haley per sell she was at the airport picking up her boyfriend, walter williams who is an officere marine corps, which of course means a lot of time spent at the airport picking up dropping off. picking up always way better than dropping off. they actually have not seen each other since the beginning of the year. so it's been a couple of months. this pickup is extra special. she's holding up a sign and the sign says "will you marry me?" . it's simple it's sweet. it's to the point. >> she just throws her arms around him. they kiss. he gets down on one knee pulls that ring out of his pocket. you know he was thrilled to see her. and this is extra special romantic this was the day before valentine's day. >> i love that he was so excited to propose that he had to do it on the spot right there, couldn't wait any longer. >> funny thing, you're going, really come on outside an airport? look at her reaction. reaction's monster. >> it's such a surprise. she was excited to see him. when she posted the video she said i went up to the airport to pick up my boyfriend, i went home with a fiancee

live in norristown sharrie williams, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> "action news" reporter walterez live in gloucester township. south jersey expected to take the biggest hit from this storm. >> that's right, jim. it is hard to believe with all this rain that a snowstorm is coming on its tail but it is. and governor chris christie already announced a state of mmgfof emergency for new jersey and many school districts announcing closers for what we hope is the final curtain call for winter weather this year. >> we are preparing for the worst, hoping for the best. >> and carmen rodriguez says there is enough salt left for road crews to get the job done tomorrow, and hopefully for the last time this year, a code blue emergency to protect homeless. >> and they will be advised where to take the homeless in the event they find someone in need. with the emergency being put into place we have additional sites used also. >> the previously fallen snow melts under the rainfall the foggy conditions seen in locations across the region are a prelude of the approaching snowstorm. and plenty of pe

people like walter williams, thomas sowell, incredible conservative minds that i would love to support as president. they are getting up there in years. allenan keyes, was a great guy christian, pro-life, patriot yet he was mocked by the media destroyed. it is all about ideology. let's put it this way for the lady from missouri -- if barack obama was a charming articulate, pro-life pro-american, conservative republican, democrats would have been terrified of him and they would've destroyed him. they would've done like they did to alan keyes, they made him into a fool, called him an uncle tom. not this crap -- knock this crap off that it is about his race. it is the democrat party which is obsessed with caller, -- color, hyphenated americanism. it is the republican party which believes in individual liberty first an individual's first and groups. also wanted -- that is basically all i wanted to say. my issue this week was the starbucks coffeehouse ceo who wants us to go to starbucks and talk about race, which is really ridiculous. #racetogether they're going to print on all their starbu

. >> ah, before there was tony soprano and walter white, there was richard iii. williamhe mop arch as a conniving anti-hero this week when the king is receiving a tribute 530 years after his death on the battlefield. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: the last time king richard iii arrived in lester, england, it was with after he had just been killed in battle. but one of the most controversial kings killed and vilified in the history is given a hero's welcome and a king's send-off and richard starkey knows why. >> the british love a loser, and richard iii is the most conspicuous of royal losers. >> reporter: richard had only reigned for two short years after the power grab that gave gained him the throne until his enemies who disputed his claim managed to defeat and kill him, and the grave that he was hastily buried in 530 years ago had been long forgotten, covered over by a parking lot in modern times, but remains discovered three years ago were found to have the curvature of the spine that suggested this could be the infamous hunchback king. and modern dna proved he

three men, one house and one little girl, prince william county police say these three men, douglas baris, walter reyes and santos rios, sexually assaulted and raped a little girl while living in her family's house on lowman drive in manassas. >> loehmann drive is a safe haven. >> reporter: police say the three men did not know each other and lived there at different times from 2010 to 2014, each one sexually assaulting the girl when he lived there. it began when she was 5 and ended when she was 9. >> that's pretty bad, especially multiple guys that aren't even associated. it's just hard to fathom. >> reporter: what's hard to fathom for neighbors on loehmann drive is how close to home it happened. >> and our children basically run free in the yard, you know, around, and for this to happen is unheard of here. >> anybody would be concerned knowing it happened in the same neighborhood where we live at. >> reporter: since october of 2014 more than a dozen men have been charged with various sexual assault crimes in prince william county. >> it seems like you hear more and more about this stuff. >> rep

"action news" reporter sharee williams is live at the shipley school in bryn mawr with more. sharee. >> walter, and sarah, this group here is very close knit 'shipley school. cayman's older sister is a 9th grader her here and school goes kindergarten to 12 grade and all ages were here gathererring today to console each other and remember one of their own. hugs and words of encouragement shared by students remembering their classmate cayman any ev. >> it shows how strong we are as a community. >> he was everyone else's best friend. >> a crowd of about 3 0 0 gathered on shipley school grounds for vij nil honor of 13-year-old found dead today. >> this is every >> this is pear ernts' nightmare. >> a massive search was underway this morning when 19 minutes into the search one of the canines zeroed in annie mccormick area. this man was with the search team. >> the subject was covered by snow laying on the ground and almost sleeping position. >> shipley eighth grader was found near darby creek yards away from his newton home. he was missing since wednesday. cayman's parents say he left the house upse

a "action news" reporter sharrie williams is live now in newtown square with the details. sharrie? >> reporter: well, sarah and walter these development have been happening this morning and now of course confirmation that this 13 year-old is, indeed, dead. it all happened in the search that took place right here behind me, along with what they called darby creek. it is just yards away from the very home that this 13 year-old left from on wednesday, and dozens of people took part in a search today, and that is when the discovery was made. what started out as a massive search this morning, for cayman naib, ended up abruptly with disheart evening news. >> nineteen minutes in the search i was notified that the dog had hit on something and they thought they had located something. >> reporter: mark hopkins was part of the search team that found the 13 year-old's body. >> under cover by snow, laying on the ground, almost in a sleeping position. >> reporter: eighth grader was last seen wednesday, cayman's parents say that the boy left his newtown square home that night upset about trouble with his schoolwork. he wandered out

william's kong -- comrade said he was an excellent soldier. i think this is an amazing photograph here. this is walter jones. he carried a bible in his breast pocket. check that out. one of those holes was made in the shenandoah valley in the fall of 1864, the second hole was made at the battle of appomattox station. so that bible literally saved his life on two occasions. there are confederate casualties in this fight, too. this is captain myles makin. he is one of the men that is buried in the confederate cemetery at appomattox. as is oscar, of the louisiana artillery. and there is a casualty. this is members of the first west virginia cavalry. they call them the red neckties because they would wear these red neckties under the uniform. by this time, the commander of the first west virginia is this fellow over here. i love that image. he must have had light blue eyes. but he is struck down in this final charge on the confederate batteries. and he is later interred outside of liberty church near appomattox station. he is later disinterred and taken to a cemetery at petersburg. another one of the casu

williams with tonight's crime fighter's report. >> hi son was passionate about art and music. >> it was deep love of music that drew walter out with friend on friday evening november 0 009. >> he loved to go to events in those days because they had live music. >> they wept back to his apartment in philadelphia's old city section. champion his roommate and a couple others then ordered pizza. >> they ate the pizza. his roommate and friend left. his roommate was escorting them down the street. and when his roommate came home my son was shot twice. >> champion found after 9:30 p.m. taken to the wlopt le died the following mourning. >> most important thing about my son is how much we loved him and how much we miss him. >> set discontinues crime commission is administering reward through city of philadelphia. you could be eligible for 0,000 for information that leads to arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you needed to do is call 2 15-546-tips all calls anonymous. >> i hope they would stay safe tough to tell officers something. >> champion says. >> it's tragic. i think there's a lot of parents who are hurting an a lot o

williams, and brian taff is off. this is the school bus that plowed through a home in blue bell walter perez is live at the scene. >> reporter: one of those people on the bus, a sixth grader who rose up and led the way more on her in a moment, but first look at the damage done it's absolutely eye popping, a huge tow truck yanked out the bus and the crash occurred at 7:35 this morning and we spoke to the family that lived here and they are happy they walked away from this. we were in the room five seconds before. jill says she cannot believe everyone walked away uninjured especially how close she and one of her daughters were at the time of the impact. >> it sounded like an explosion i thought there was a gas leak and something exploded downstairs. >> they quickly started helping concerned neighbors helping the children on board but it was isabelle who helped. >> i saw the large on the door, so i did the emergency exit and i got out and i was encouraging the kids got to get out we got to go. >> this photo shows the students on board along with six others on board not only did they emerge unhurt they made it to class.

williams with this morning's crime fighters report. >> my son was passionate about art an music. >> reporter: it was his deep love of music that linda champion said drew her son walter out with friends on a friday evening in 2009. he loved to go to the khyber pass because they had music. champion, his roommate and a couple of orioles ordered pizza -- others ordered pizza. >> they ate the pizza. the roommate was escorting them down the street, when his roommate came home, my son was shot twice. >> reporter: champion was found 9:30 p.m. he was taken to the hospital and died the following morning. >> most thing about my son is how much we loved him and miss him. >> reporter: you could be eligible for up to 20/20 thousand dollars that could lead to an arrest and conviction of the person possible. call 215-546-tips. all calls are anonymous. >> reporter: when asked about the gun violence in the city, his mother said. >> it's tragic, there are a lot of parents hurting, a lot of children that are hurting, a lot of friends that are hurting. for crime fighters, rick williams channel 6 "action news." trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassl

walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> meantime the action cam was in chester county as jenson was charged in connection with a deadly crash on the pennsylvania turnpike, last june penndot crew member william mcwiggin was working and the tractor trailer entered the lane and killed mcwin igand hit another employee jenson was behind the wheel according to prosecutors and he is now free on $100,000 bail. >>> this is footage from inside the bark adelephia. the thief pretended to look around and when the employee when to the back of the store he took the register. if you have tips please call police. >>> funeral arrangements are made for philadelphia police officer robert wilson the 22nd district officer was gunned down during a robbery attempt at a video store. chad pradelli is live outside of the university tonight where officer wilson's funeral service will be held this weekend. >> reporter: rick, the services will take place over to days here on saturday and there will be a viewing following by the service you are talking about and thousands are expected to attend to pay respects to robert wilson iii, family member as rived at the funeral home this afternoon making final arrangements. and i

williams and the state department said, you know, that document you wrote you're going to have to destroy and burn it because you have violated confidential information. that briefing was off the record. and walter pushed back. i'm not destroying anything. what you are doing is wrong. you are leading the u.s. down the road to perdition. colonialism is dead. you need to get a new horse. i'm going to help you do that. and so, there is this moment where there's this, it is called the -- agreement were finally the british and the italians have worked out an agreement because they had been at loggerheads with each other to carve up north africa and the horn amongst themselves and some allies. and the bevin -- agreement, it just violated every principle of adhering to the wishes of the inhabitants. but it looks like it was going to get through the u.n. the u.s. had done a lot of arm-twisting, a lot of you are going to get some development aid if you vote correctly. because it was trying to get this cold war issue off the table. the naacp did what it does in the u.s. it started counting heads for the vote. it said, ok, these folks are already going to vote for it. so it does not make any sense lobbying

william koehn is 101 years old and loves to go walking. take me to the alter. walterla. one of the secrets to living he said is because he watches the "today" show. i don't have many friends in this world, but i have my friends in new york. i love you. back to you. >> we love you too, willard. >> remember earlier we talked about this new edition at starbucks where the barista writes things on the cup that prompts discussions on race or women's rights or all kinds of things. we asked you if you like this idea and you want to have these discussions. want to see the results? 86% of you said no thank you. 14% said yeah this is a good idea. >> i can't imagine you are going in and you want to get your coffee and get going. >> not the right place to have a conversation about things that really matter. maybe while you are waiting if are your latte. >> taking a long time with everybody at starbucks when i go there. >> i'm that one weirdo. >> you are special. what a place you made for wrangler. thank you so much. >> the property brothers are here for the whole morning. >> they