They will say this after Daniel Pantaleo, the police officer who choked Eric Garner to death with a forbidden chokehold, walks free – news that is not any more surprising than the news that Darren Wilson was not indicted for the shooting death of Mike Brown.
A-Rod can chew gum and walk, give news conferences in English and Spanish, wave at the fans and play defense, at the same time.
CNN and other outlets found themselves with egg on their face when they reported that an arrest had been made in the Boston bombings and were then forced to walk that news back.
The names of the walking dead fill news reports: New Century, NovaStar, Fremont.
"It was great news walking out the door today," she said.
Kinnear, walking into a news conference: "Which one is Simon Bird?" Bird, a Daily Mirror journalist: "Me".
Paulino displayed a canny awareness of the news media at his news conference, walking through Claremont Park in the Bronx with his arms draped around children while surrounded by cameras.
The good citizen version of the news has all of us, especially the news junkies, walking around like reserve-team secretaries of state.
When the anchors took to walking around their evening-news sets in New York, leaving behind the traditional power cockpit of the mission-control-size anchor desk, it amounted to almost an avant-garde experiment by network-news standards.
The ad stirred outrage in the newsroom and prompted the paper's founder, Allen H. Neuharth, to complain in a letter to the publisher that if he were still there, "I would have led the entire news staff walking out in protest".
