♪ [music] ♪ >> reporter: 30 minutes later, walters called back.promised to ship the photos and videos, and provide us with a tracking number. but we insisted on meeting him in person. he agreed, as long as we wouldn't bring a camera. >> what would it mean to you, to get all of those photos? >> i don't think words can describe that. it's just a, you know, kind of completeness. >> i would just be so relieved. so happy, and i would watch that video over and over and over again, and see those pictures, you know, as often as i can. >> here's everything. here's all your videos, all your photographs, including your engagement photos. >> are you kids me? how did >> oh, my god. >> no way! you're totally joking! >> oh, my god! >> that's everything and john checked it. >> every photograph. >> thank you! >> we bought a terrabyte drive to hold all of it. >> i'm actually kind of speechless. >> let's sit down, and you can just react to getting this back. >> thank you. we just can't thank you enough. >> a dream come true. >> it actually kind of seems a little sur

it says, walter was my friend and band—mate.im about his memories of the band members from steely dan, donald fagan, and of course, walter becker. i met them during the time period, and they were two ordinary guys from new york, as you say, from bard, and they looked to make music and theyjust did it. they did new albums in six consecutive years. that's why they have such a great catalogue from a short period of being together. you mention some of the songs. walter was so talented that he did something that you don't even know, even though you know the piece, and that is, which annie nightingale used to use as a signature song on radio 1, he is singing what sounds like a horn solo, but it's actually his vocal, treated through a synthesiser box. they were both men of music. as donald said, unfortunately, habits got the best of him at the end of the 1970s, but what a great catalogue of material. six albums, some of them in the rock and roll hall of fame and the grammy hall of fame, and immortal tunes. what sort of performer was he

you don't know. 30 minutes later walters called back.epromised to ship the photos and videos and provide us with a tracking number. but we insisted on meeting him in person. he agreed as long as as we didn't bring a camera what would it mean to you to get the video back? to get all thosephotos? >> i mean, i don't think i can describe that. it's -- you know, kind of completeness. >> i would be so relieved, so happy video over and over and over again and see those pictures you know as often as i can. . >> here's everything. here's all your videos, photographs including your engagement photos. >> are you kidding me? >> what? . >> how did you do that? . >> oh my god. oh my god. >> no way. . >> you're totally -- you're totally joking. . >> oh my god. . >> oh my god, thank you. . every photograph. we bought a driveto hold all of it. and you canthank john for dubbing it all over. >> thank you. >> i'm actually kind of speechless. . >> let's sit down and you can react to getting this back. >> thank you. we just cannotthank you enough. . >> a drea

news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez septa train goes off the track and two dogs are fleeing after being rescued from the storm drain in bucks county. >>> but the big story on "action news" is developing news, her kaine jose. east coast tonight there is good news, the storm is shifting east but still will remain on the look out for high waves along the jersey shore this was the scene in ocean city, where the waves are already kicking up, we have a surfer who decided no use in ideal surfing conditions. meteorologist melissa magee is here tracking jose with the very latest on the situation, melissa. >> we will track jose as we go throughout the rest of our weekend and early next week. jose is still a hurricane, jose is a hurricane i should say, it is about to the southwest of bermuda and 480 miles to the south/ southeast of cape hatteras, north carolina what we have noticed, two noticeable changes with the track of jose. one it is starting to shift to the east and also by the time

>> reporter: well, walter good evening. as far as we know this man was simply trying to get in his garage and then attack shot multiple times and as a result , nearly killed. police say that the 30 year-old man in this cadillac suv was shot multiple times in the neck, arm and shoulder. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. at penns landing, 300 block of water street. it left neighbors in this quiet some what secluded part of the town with plenty of new real estate going up scratching their head how and why. >> it is really scary. >> it is crazy. >> reporter: motive is something police said little about. what we are told is victim's girl friend lives around here. he parked his suv to go inside and get garage keys. his girl friend tells police he never came back inside. >> his girlfriend came outside to see what was taking so long and she would find him still in his cadillac shot multiple times. that is when she called 911. sam says he is a member of the liberty sailing club that building right here on the corner. >> thinks a nic

>> reporter: 30 minutes later, walters called back. he propsed to ship the photos and videos, and provide us with a tracking number. we insisted on meeting him in person. he agreed, as long as we didn't bring a camera. >> what would it mean to you to get the video back? to get all those photos. >> i don't think words describe that. it's just, you know kind of completeness. >> i would just be so relieved, so happy, and i would watch that video over and over again, and see those pictures as often as i can. >> here's everything. here's all your videos. all of your photographs, including your engagement photos. >> are you kidding me? >> what? >> how did you do this? >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> no way! you're totally joking! >> oh, my god! >> that's everything. and john, john checked it. >> oh, my gosh, thank you. >> every photograph. >> thank you! >> we bought a terabyte drive to hold all of it. and you can thank dubbing it all. >> thank you. >> i'm actually kind of speechless. >> so let's sit down, and you can just react to getting this

>> yeah, no question about that, leaving a lot of scars, walter.e described the last time we saw you the fact that we were under the eye given intensity of what we saw in the 4:00 o'clock hour those winds which gust ted we believe at 142 miles an hour. then what happened next was silence, and sunshine, and just last couple minutes the wind has started to kickback up again, the rain has become a factor once again. we believe we are nearing the back side of the eye wall. the wind was incredibly disruptive. we have shown thaw in our previous report tonight on "action news" at 5:00. as we have been saying thinks a two pronged attack that irma is dealing southwest florida. first was the wind. next comes the storm surge. what happens is all day long the wind has been coming from an easterly direction. it has been coming from basically miami straight across to naples. now, that the storm of the eye is over us we will get back side of those winds. so they will shift and come from the west. and that is what is the worst case scenario given we are 1 mile awa

walter was so mentioned some of the songs. know, even though you know the piece, and that is east think lewis to the low which nightingale used to use as a signature song on radio one. he is singing what sounds like a horn solo but it is his vocal treated through a synthesiser box. they were both men of music and as donald fagen said, habits got the best of him at the end of the 1990s but what a great catalogue of material. some in the rock and roll hall of fame and immortals tunes. what sort of performer was he? quiet. i don't say that in any kind of derogatory way. he was not interested in personality projection and he has no image. people familiar with the band will know he's the one with the specs and the beard but he didn't want to give controversial interviews, he just wa nted controversial interviews, he just wanted to make those records. 0ne record per year for wanted to make those records. 0ne record per yearfor six wanted to make those records. 0ne record per year for six years, wanted to make those records. 0ne reco

>> hey, walter, you said it, brunt of the storm came through last night, and, inch forward here to get you out of the win, brunt of the storm came through, about 45 minutes to an hour ago, that is when the eye wall crossed over the top of us. that gave way to a surreal several moments worth sky were blue. forgive us as we wiped off the camera lens as it gets socked with the rain as you see pelt ing in the back of me. irma's now 5 miles north of naples. so about 30 miles south/south east of fort myers. it is now a category two hurricane. it was every bit category three as it roared a shore sustain winds of 100 miles an hour. we have gust ted to 142 at one point and destruction has been widespread. a few moments ago when eye was above us and it had been calm, we took out drone six for just a couple minutes and try to launch it. lets roll that now and give you a sense of what we saw. this is on the front side of the hotel, the commercial corridor, route 41, known as the trail, not a lot of people live there, fortunately. destruction there limited to trees coming down here and there. not t

don't get excited, walter. week one, walter. don't get too excited.agles with 3-0 last year. >> you got to stop that. >> okay. i'll stop that. we know how that ended, though. but a week one win in the division against a team they haven't beaten in three straight tries. you can get excited. all right. carson wentz, second season. mostly looked like the franchise quarterback we hoped for. escapability, and keeping the play alive, that surprised the defense because nelson agholor. and looked great in this game. second quarter, darby, the much-coveted brand new cornerback, dislocateses his ankle 18 minutes into his tenure. that's a huge hit. tight down to the finish. eagles up 5. fletcher cox picks up the fumble, takes it to the house. celebration all around. eagles force four turnovers, beat the redskins. and snapping a five-game losing streak. their first win in four years. >> finally the eagles win. how do the eagles celebrate? shower the coach with a gator aid bath. and eagles fans shower the stadium with eagles chants >> we win! >> e-a-g-l-e-s -- eag

melissa. >> yeah, walter, it was unseasonably warm for the first week of fall.nd mother nature not done with summer just yet. on friday, high of 83. yesterday's high, 88. and today it was hot in philadelphia with a high temperature of 92. typically we should be close to about 75 for daytime high. we were well above that today. it wasn't just in philadelphia, but all across the mid atlantic region, numbers were above average. 90 for buffalo and pittsburgh. 91 the high temperature in new york city. and 92 degrees was the high down to the south and west in washington, d.c. satellite 6 with action radar, high pressure dominating the region. although a few more clouds are moving into the virginias and the carolinas. but as we look at the weather headlines, it's warm and humid for the start of the workweek tomorrow. temperatures still a good 10-15 degrees above average. but we are tracking rough surf and rip currents as a result of hurricane maria. the latest on that with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. back over your way, sarah. >> all right, melissa, th

walter becker was 67. >>> there's been a tweet on social media. it was tweeted walter becker your changed my life. and actor rob lowe tweeted. he was one of my favorites, thank you walter becker, you brighten my world. >>> on thursday facebook users will have access to hundreds of videos. the park base company is launching its no video, watch. this is a feature from facebook, you'll find it on the mobile app or desk top and soon there'll be a video of its own. you'll be able to see what your friends are watching and share your favorites. >>> yes, it was another hot day in the bay area. the good news there's relief coming. meteorologist francis up next with the forecast. >>> a taste of rio coming to the bay area. when we return. >>> i'm mike shumann we had the -- of the year. tonight at the rose ball, u >>> abc 7 news was in berkeley today to celebrate brazil's independence day. enjoyed music, food and games. brazil's independence day is this thursday. >>> the two days of record breaking oppressive heat are over and here's why. live dopplerwing us

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estilo de walter. >> ¿cÓmo es?corbatas de smoking. se me olvida y tengo que refrescarme sÍ lo he buscado. >> la nÚmero 2. >> ¿cÓmo besar? >>> me impresionÓ. >> yo te explico. >> ¿cÓmo le vas a explicar? >> nÚmero 3, cÓmo quedar embarazada. >> tambiÉn te lo explico. >> ay! daniel. >> 4. >> cÓmo perder peso. >> esa no la buscas nunca. >> es la realidad. >> yo la busco, la anoto, la imprimo y puro ensayo. >> ¿cÓmo dibujar? >>> me vendrÍa muy bien. >> yo nunca he hecho eso. >> nÚmero 6. >> google. >> ¿cÓmo ganar dinero. #. >> tambiÉn cÓmo hacer panqueque. >> cÓmo hacer una carta de presentaciÓn. >> tÚ no necesitas carta de presentaciÓn. ver los videos de youtube. >> cÓmo hacer tostadas francesas. >> muchÍsimas perder grasa del vientre. >> gracias por continuar con nosotros, bienvenidos a la informaciÓn. >> irma es tan grande que podrÍa provocar viento huracanados en la florida asegurÓ el gobernador del estado rick scott y dijo que es mÁs grande que andruw, el huracÁn que hace 25 aÑos dejÓ millones de pÉrdidas les pidiÓ

i think we should remember walter.entric with it. the fact they could have true hits while at the same time putting forward offbeat lyrical sensibility with jazz influence. why did you describe them as eccentric and different? they were in so many ways not fitting the traditional rock star model. everything from the fact that after a couple of years of success in the early mid 70s they decided they did not want to tour anymore and went to the studio to make this thing albums. —— pristine albums. they were always exploring sleazy characters that were not rock hero topics. and the music itself was incorporating jazz into pop in a way that was not done before. they were not writing typical rock songs. for the international audience not familiar with steely dan, who were the fans? who did they touch? they definitely catered to the outsider mentality. i interviewed him in 2008. he described steely dan as creatures of the margins. nerdy young guys interested in literature and jazz and intellectual influences, finding ways to

valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, local power crews return home after helping her kaine victims in florida. >>> also, an amazing, amazing finish at the link as eagles beat the giants with an unbelievable last second, 61- yard field goal. >>> but the big story on "action news" is massive show of solidarity, by nfl players and owners, the game's all across the kent troy kay. >> those demonstration where is in response to the president's comments that denounce players who protest racial and social injustice by taking a knee during the national anthem. >> today that message was louder than ever as even more players over 130 took a knee while others like the eagles, including owner jeffery lurie stood arm and arm. >> ♪ oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light ♪ >> and that image was a common one today as players, all across the country linked arms , others need, but pittsburgh steeler, seattle seahawks and tennessee titans didn't even take the field until after the national anthem was played.

. >> sarah and walter we have been tracking this storm into late last week and we will continue into early this week. so jose is a category number one storm, max sustain wind at 90 miles per hour, 335 miles to the south/southe of cape hatteras north carolina right now it is in the gulf stream, so we have seen some intensification with this storm but as we put this into motion you can see the movement of jose up the north at 9 miles per hour. so this will parallel the east coast and even at its most western path, it is still a good 200 miles off shore of the new jersey beaches, and the delaware beaches. we do expect this storm to weaken by about tuesday afternoon. but the wind field with this storm is more than likely going to expand. so when we talk about the impacts with jose, they will be indirect. we are finding a brush of rain as we get into monday night and wednesday morning. for philadelphia, points to the south and east, if you are north and west of 95 corridor we will not find a whole lot of impact, wave heights 10 to 15 feet high, minor coastal flooding is a concern and we c

how should we be remembering walter?a nted this partner as two musicians who really wanted to take a pop and rock and do something eccentric and different with it. the fact that they were able to have hits while at they were able to have hits while at the same time putting forward an offbeat literary sensibility with jazz influences and, basically, coming at pop and rock and roll from an oblique angle. why would you describe them as eccentric and different? steely dan were, in so many ways they just different? steely dan were, in so many ways theyjust did not fit different? steely dan were, in so many ways they just did not fit the traditional rock star model. everything from after the fact that a few years of success they decided they did not wish to tour any longer and they set themselves up in the studio. also... their lyrics were exploring a lowlife sleazy and unusual character that were not typical. they were not rocks at hero topics. and their music itself was incorporating jazz into pop in ways that had not been d

gerard baptiste walter baran gerard a.william barbella victor daniel barbosa christine barbuto colleen ann barkow david michael barkway matthew barnes meemelissa rose barns sheila patricia barnes evan j. baron renee barrett-arjune arthur thaddeus barry diane g. barry maurice vincent barry scott d. bart carlton w. bartels guy barzvi inna b. basina alysia basmajian kenneth william basnicki steven joseph bates paul james battaglia walter david bauer jr. marlyn capito bautista mark lawrence bavis jasper baxter lorraine b. g. bay michele beale paul frederick beatini jane s. beatty alan anthony beavin lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigan michael earnest beekman >> kevin joseph smith. >> and my brother kevin patrick york. we will always remember your enduring devotion to family. your unfielding support for your network of friends, your compassion for others that led to your generosity, your animated debates fueled by new knowledge, your humor that helped lighten any mood and finally your affection for america

i'm walter perez. 6,000,000 people have been told to evacuate florida. have not now, it's too late. the window has closed and the only thing to do is find the safest place. 75,000 people are spending the night in shelters. it's unlikely they'll sleep. we have team coverage of irma tonight. brian taff is in naples which seems to be in the storm's cross hairs. we begin with melissa magee. we'll track irma tonight and during the overnight hours. you can see irma has for most of the day been flirting with the north coast of cuba and reemerged and expected to strengthen a bit. winds 120 miles per hour. we have been tracking with the hurricane warnings up and down the sunshine state melbourne to key lar go, key west and florida. on the eastern side of the state you see rain ban bans affecting florida. you have tropical storm gusts 5e weather threat on the eastern side of the storm. the focus now on coastal sections of florida. the national hurricane center updated this about 30 minutes ago, winds 120 miles per hour. right now, we are starting to see the turn t

also in the next hour: walter becker, one of the founder members members of the influential 70s band, steely dan, has died. the band sold more than a0 million albums, with hits such as "reelin‘ in the years" and "rikki don't lose that number". and the life of bradley lowery, the young football fan who touched the hearts of the nation is celebrated any charity match goodison park. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the united nations security council will meet in emergency session next to discuss north korea's latest nuclear test. pyongyang fired a hydrogen bomb which it says is capable of being loaded onto an intercontinental missile. it's the most powerful test of its nuclear weapons programme to date, and has been condemned by the us, south korea, britain — and china, north korea's only major ally. president trump is meeting his national security team today to discuss the situation. the test took place at a site in the north east of the country. from seoul, in south korea, yogita limaye sent this report. north korea announcing another nuclear test. "a perfect success." the newsre

the american guitarist and songwriter walter becker, from the band steely dan, has died at the age of 67.

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walter mondale did not. that got reagan elected in a landslide in 1984. so we ask where is a democrat progrowth tax plan are they sounding like walter mandel. they all used to talk about how tax cuts spur growth. here is jfk and bill clinton. let's listen. it will include across the board top to bottom cut in both personal and income taxes. it will include long needed tax reform that logic and equity demands. every logic that is invested will help create a new job. and in his salary. in these new jobs in the salaries can create other jobs in other salaries. and more customers and more growth. >> i think that is a testament to try to build a different coalition of change. if people have jobs nothing else can happen. the democratic party has changed. super welfare state that the government controls. the democrat policies at the last eight years are not so state-of-the-art. they crushed economic growth and small businesses. they still do not had progrowth tax cut plan. the democrats are still using the same tired and false arguments about class warfare. list

>> walter, good news at this hour.eastbound and northbound are running. >> saturday night at septa's eighth and market street, eastbound market line riders are directed to shuttle busses. we had to walk all the way up here because the train is messed up down there. >> it's a big inconvenience. power was shut down eastbound and westbound after a morning partial train derailment. chopper over the scene just before 11:00 the train headed to the transportation center came to a halt near the spring garden stop. the tunnel, the car derailed. i thought it would tip over to the expressway. i have never been so scared in my life. the cars were operating on a single track system. the train crossing over from the eastbound to westbound side when the lead car partially derailed. in recent months, septa both at in february, a derailment and crash injured four. >> walter, in the other accidents we referenced, the national chanc transportation sy board doesn't expect federal investigators to be part o of i. channel6 "action news" bac

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reporting live from center city, walter perez channel6 "action news." jim. >> walter thank you. as attorney general sessions was announcing the decision on daca, senator tom carper of delaware met with dreamers who attend delaware state university. they discussed the opportunities that daca program has afforded them. >> i want to give back to america because america is my home. that's all i have ever known. >> a lot of people don't know how to read or write in another language because we came here is the often is young age. we are americans. >> i think regardless of what's happening i think each one of us will continue to fight. we're going to, you know -- we're fighting for our dreams to be successful. >> the fates of these students now in the hand of the congress. the students taking part today all attend dsu on scholarship provided by the dream do the the -- dream u.s. much more analysis and details on the daca decision. that is next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> a car struck two public works employees in montgomery county this afternoon. it happened just before 3 o'

. >>> the music world is saying goodbye to steely dan co-founder walter becker. becker was one half of the mega selling 1970's duo. becker helped the group gain fame with hits like do it again, reeling in the years, peg and fm, no static at all. no cause of death was given. becker died at home. he was 67 years old. >> sad news. astronaut peggy when it son returned to work this weekend wrapping up a record breaking flight. her 665 days off the earth, 288 days on this mission skis that of any other american and any other woman worldwide. she set several other records while in orbit. at 57 years old, she is the oldest woman to reach space. she's also the first wom twice following her launch last november. >> that's amazing. every time i hear that in space that long i'm like man that's a long time. >> how do you adjust. >> if something goes wrong what do you do? well, there's

reporting live from lower southampton, walter perez, channel6 "action news." walter, thank you. >>> also new at 5:00 tonight police in bucks county are looking for this vehicle in connection with an attempted luring. officials were told that this silver suv approached two girls -- the driver of the suv approached two girls on park lane in feasterville yesterday. the driver apparently asked both girls if they wanted to go for a ride. the girls said no. the vehicle left. the driver was last seen wearing a black and gray shirt with sunglasses and braids in his hair. if you have any information you're asked to call lower southampton township police. >>> classes are canceled tomorrow for the methacton school district as teachers there continue to strike. the picket lines began at 7:30 this morning hours after emergency talks broke down last night. that forced the school district to cancel classes for today. union members have been working without a contract since january. wages, benefits and class size are all sticking points. >> new jersey governor chris christie

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and walter perez. >>> the waves are kicking up at the jersey shore. tropical storm watch has been issued for the coast from delaware to cape cod. hurricane jose is tracking north, bringing wind and rain that could mean rough surf and even some flooding at the shore. sunday night and the big story on action news tonight is the approach of hurricane jose. >> that's right. the storm is now a category one and while the current track has it moving well off the coast, jose's effects will be felt. >> meteorologist melissa mcgee has been tracking this storm for the last few days and joins us now with the latest on the path. >> yes, sarah and walter, we are tracking jose. and the latest update has the storm as a category one hurricane with maximum sustained winds at 90 miles per hour. it's about 305 miles to the southeast of north carolina. so it's moving to the north at about 9 miles per hour. right now it is in the gulf stream. it is in water that is fairly warmer than at our latitude. so as we put this into motion and it moves to the north, it will start to

brian. >> walter thank you. >>> in montgomery county today thousands spent the day at home while theirhers went on strike. the union is battling for a new contract with the methacton school district. vernon odom is live outside the administration building. vern there has not been much sign of any progress today. >> reporter: much sign you say, brian? i say no sign of any progress today. no contact at all between the school board and the teachers union all day today. the word from the state mediator who has been sent to bring the sides back together, we've not heard from him either and neither have either disputing sides in this so day two of the strike would a appear imminent at this hour. >> what's my name. >> mea. >> reporter: teachers and other professional from the methacton school district hit the picket lines at 7:30 after emergency contract talks broke off last night. the 400 union members have been working without a contract since january. the issue is wages benefits and class size. the school board says it is offering the best contract package it can afford. >> talks fell apar

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in terms of public policy -- walter cronkite said he moved the political needle.is change policy somehow? >> i don't know if it changes policy. i don't know how these people respond. they want to dismiss people like jimmy kimmel. i would like to see bill cassidy go back on and talk to jimmy kimmel now, and jimmy would get into his heart, i think. when it comes down to it, it's not about money anymore. >> first of all, comparing late-night guys to walter cronkite. >> walter cronkite. >> i think jimmy could stand up very well, because i think he would cite the specifics of his situation. unlike walter cronkite, he did not have a son in vietnam. this is about his own kid. this is about his own experience. that hits people in a different way. >> cassidy is going to say this bill takes care of it, and it protests pre-existing conditions and does a lot of good things. >> and jimmy would cite all the associations that says it doesn't. i think he would say i know from a lot of people in this situation, and he talked to the doctors, what would happen if these laws changed.

walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the suspect arrested for the murder of a man in haverford township in july will be formerly charged and arraignd this afternoon. derek rollins is facing charges for the shooting death of john lee. rollins is also accused of firing a gun at people in the overbrook park section on the same day of the murder. >>> a pickup and dart bus collided in newcastle, delaware, where route 73 and east edinboro drive intersect. a third vehicle then hit the pickup. and two passengers on the bus and the driver was hurt. and the driver of the truck was also injured. >>> there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, the dancers have been revealed. we know who will be competing for the mirror ball trophy in the new season of "dancing with the stars." >>> police in southern california are looking for the suspect that truck a man with an axe several times. surveillance video captured the disturbing attack outside of a 7 7-eleven in west hollywood. he saw him and offered to pay for his items that is when brown attacked him. he is expected to survive.

walter perez is live at the da's office in easton where they revealed the preliminary result ares of their investigation. >> reporter: jim, the d.a. is painting a picture of a weekend of partying and drinking and classmates that showed genuine concern through the whole process than is why no criminal charges are filed. >> at this time i have no evidence of any criminal conduct on the part of anyone. >> northampton da says that that is the conclusion he reached after interviewing everyone that had contact with lafayette college lacrosse player mccray williams. they told investigators while he had been drinking during the weekend of september 8th never appeared out of control or overly intoxicated and then sunday afternoon he was back in his dorm room and began to vomit and a female was with him when he got up to vomit again. >> she was not paying attention and she walks out of the room and hears a loud sound and turns around to look and sees mr. williams on the ground. >> he continued to sleep through the following morning. teammates described him as groggy and agitated. they decide t

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we talked to walter schaub about tom price and the private flights.in the we'll see dog house of president trump. the president says we'll see if i will keep the secretary of health and human services on board. do you wanted to handicap the future of tom price? >> two months ago we were handicap i handicapping jeff sessions. he's still here. if he takes more flights, it will be damageal. damaging. >> symone, the president this morning gave this interview on fox news. here's the latest thing he said about the nfl owners. >> i have so many friends that are owners, and they're in a box. i spoke to a couple of them. they say we are in a situation where very to do something. i think they're afraid of their players, if you want to know the truth. i think it's disgraceful. >> he said they're afraid of their players. he says this is not about race is that a dog whistle? >> that's absolutely a dog whistle. one, this is absolutely about race. colin kaepernick took a flee to highlight injustice in the justice system, to highlight police brutality and racism. the

so, walter, let me begin with you.ake of the president's rhetoric last night calling this russia probe a hoax? >> well, i think his rhetoric last night in his speech and frankly in his tweets earlier in the day are problematic because they signal a threat to the independence of the united states department of justice. and there is a civic and ethical norm in the executive branch that you must protect the independence of the department of justice. the problem -- it's okay that the president doesn't agree that this is an investigation he wants to happen. but he's got to avoid doing things that suggest he's signaling to his people to not cooperate with the investigation or to undermine the credibility of robert mueller. >> and, you know, michael, we've heard the president over and over say, hey, there's no evidence of, you know, russia messing with the voting systems in various states. but the department of homeland security has now told states that hackers targeted their voting systems. and the investigations are intensi

anything else you want to add, walter? , if youyes, secondly look at the winners and the losers of this tax break, homeowners who have purchased their home -- that is a major investment. we stand to be the losers. deductiblecrease the to $24,000 to married couples, --? about when it comes to we cannot reach that $24,000. john, leesburg, virginia. line for republicans. go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i think overall -- i have not seen all the details -- cautiously optimistic about the tax overhaul. i think going to a simplified plan, assuming they do take out the loopholes that major corporations can use, i think it will be a huge benefit long-term to everybody to actually have an even playing field. host: jim, pennsylvania, republicans. your view? caller: hello. host: good morning. caller: i'm in favor of the tax plan. it is my belief that the american workman and the working women need a tax cut. in the 1930's, we never had an until we had to pay for world war i and world war ii. now it has com

and amy walter, national editor of the cook political report., amy, thanks for coming in on this labor day. the president is ready to do something on this docket for childhood admissions. the reports are, some said in six months, to give congress time to do something about it. that's at stake in this? >> the president's supporters want to see action only immigration and undocumented immigrants, for the republican party who could easily be ripped apart by this discussion and most importantly for the 800,000 undocumented immigrants who think of the united states as their home. they haven't known any other country or home, the stakes are highest for them. >> i think steve said it perfectly. the real question for congress is if there were an easy legislative solution, we would have already been there. this is something that has been going through congress both during democratic and republican administrations, the divide in the republican party is fierce and it even costs one member of the house leadership his seat. canter lost in 2014 after suggesti

lehigh valley correspondent walter perez is live at the college with the full story. >> reporter: well jim, as you suggested a lot more to come in this case in the days and weeks to come as investigators try to piece together what led to the death of a promising young student athlete. the lehigh valley coroners office determine that mccray williams died of blunt trauma to the head and the manner of death is confirmed but the cause of death is yet to be determined. it comes after lafayette students gathered to honor the man described as a standout athlete and student. >> to just comfort one another and do what they could as a community to make sense out of something that this age and at this time in their lives doesn't make any sense. >> investigators say that the victim was found unconscious outside of an on campus dormitory on sunday afternoon. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead the following day with his parents by his side. despite the fact that paramedics were called on sunday, they say that williams death was the end rupt of of a series of events that began on saturd

. >> changes tonight at walter read national military center after a routine test showed emergency power isn't working in the hospital. crews are working to restore the emergency power now. the hospital is diverting laboring mother and all effective procedures are cancelled until the problem can be fixed. walter read plans to contact any patients who need to reschedule patients. >>> a man accused of stabbing a melvin williams killed his girlfriend after she tried to leave him. they say he attacked her at her apt in the north old town section of alexandria. a friend who tried to help was also stabbed before the suspect actually cut himself. listen as a woman who lived with the victim describes what happened. >> i was trying to pull her out but every time i pulled, he would stab. she didn't deserve that. she just wanted some peace, you know. she just wanted some peace. >> the injured friend is expected to survive. williams is in critical conditions. >>> no charges in a shooting outside the gum springs community center in mount vernon. a security guard said he shot a man who approached him