so david comes back to philadelphia, starts el centro.he scientists, gets a contract by the district. it was quite funny because he was telling me about his you know, his experience coming to kensington and it wasn't deliberate that he decided to start this. the school in that neighborhood. he only learns later on when he was looking for real estate for the school that people would tell him like, are you a bromley? like, are you, you know, is are you part of that family? and he you know, he tells me this funny story where he know he met this guy and he's like similarly, hey, i don't mean to be offensive, but like, are you bromley? and he's like, yeah, you know, i'm just want toet you know, like, i used to be in a union organized and the bromley were the worst people i guess workers. and so david you know kind of gets into this situation and you know, i've talked to him a number of times. i've asked him to kind of reflect upon starting a school and i'll talk to school for some, the poorest children and families in the city, in a neighborho

and so he takes the philadelphia schools at that time. and there was an interest to solve the dropout crisis. and so they began this diri to alternative school providers, not some of them, or nonprofit fits for profit companies. and one of the schools that i mentioned, cpe community education partners, was one of the schools that was given a contract and then so the person you're referring to is his name is david bromley, and know, grew up just out of feel outside of philadelphia. his ancestors were had run the largest textile firkensington. it's just a fascinating story because, you know, going back to methodology for a second, i didn't know any of this, you know, going in. you know, i hadn't known the bromley family or or the history of industry in kensington. and it's only a couple of years into my research where i was reading a history of industrial life in enfield off i think it was philips grant and one of the great historians of philadelphia. and i noticed bromley kept coming up and i was like, wait a second. like this? the same gu

. >>> problems also plague my hometown city of philadelphia.new mayor who just assumed office last week and took a rather bold action herself. stay with us. . >>> last week philadelphia's 100th mayor mayor was inaugurated making history as the city's first woman and black woman to hold that position. one of her first acts was to issue an executive order declaring the current levels of crime in philadelphia a public safety emergency comparing crime reports from 2022 to 2023 statistics by the philadelphia police department show violent crimes went down from 22 to 23 while retail theft and stolen cars surged in 23. joining us now is the mayor of philadelphia. mayor, parker, congratulations. why did you make this your first act as mayor? >> well, listen, it was very clear, i needed to send a strong message to the people of philadelphia that we would make their public health and safety our number one priority and quite frankly, people across the city have been publicly affirming that action as we work to put together the comprehensive plan to addres

madison and other people who were in philadelphia sank that effort. the whole thing goes down differently if congress re- debates the whole thing and they think that effort and they move to omit the fact that they have apple from the record and now there is no evidence that there was even an attempt to renovate it and madison rights to washington, this is what went down in congress and washington right him back, that is pretty good. people rarely peek behind the curtain and had to think there is this way in which the fact that congress is the entity that technically since the constitution out changes the way that ratification feels to a lot of people. i have to say, mike's point about rhode island, you know, like new york and virginia, you know, i think of new york and virginia had ratified, it is a matter that nine other states ratify. the whole thing goes down. i think the 10th and 11th matter. rhode island was like, hey, we are whatever and this is the part that is super coercive. they refused to ratify and it's very divided and reminded in the fed

they leave philadelphia unsure that they are going to have enough votes. they are not certain about it. they have sort of -- i don't use the word illegal, because that implies there is a structure where you know how constitutions -- you know, there's an operating system. so they tried to meet in annapolis. they had failed. one of the things that comes out of the annapolis convention is a brilliant move by hamilton to say, let's go to congress and ask congress to make a convention call, to give it some legitimacy. they do a convention call to render the federal constitution sufficient. and the philadelphia congressional call, part of the story the people tend to skip over that i think is really interest me is, the minute the convention breaks, the race to new york to congress, everybody is also a congressional member and races up there. and because the convention technically imagines it self as reporting back to congress, and they get to congress, and in congress, particularly the people who become the virginia opponents, try to get the entire constitution

he will be speaking in philadelphia and we are expecting some strong words.y significant day, three years tomorrow since the attack on the capitol. that is certainly expected to feature within his speech. the official start time for that speech was 8:15, but as always with these events, timings slipped slightly. but rest assured, we are keeping an eye on what is happening and we will bring president biden's speech to you as soon we get it. well, let's get more own of the situation in gaza. the united nions had of humanitarian affairs has again called for an immediate end to the war there. saying the territory has become uninhabitable and a place of death and despair. the world was watching on as the people of gaza faced daily assaults on the most basic precepts of humanity. the israeli army said it carried out more than 100 strikes on hamas targets over the past day, about 85% of the population in the besieged palestinian enclave has been displaced by israel's retaliatory campaign after the deadly hamas attacks on october 7. the hamas run health ministry says

they leave philadelphia unsure that they're going to have enough votes. they're not certain about it. they they've sort of unless i use the word illegal because, that implies there's a structure where, you know how constitutions are you know that an operating system so they try to meet in annapolis had failed. one of the things that comes out of the annapolis convention and is i think, a quite brilliant move by hamilton to say let's go to congress and ask congress to make a convention call, to give it some legitimacy. so congress actually does a convention call to render the federal constitution. right. so and the philadelphia comes out of that congressional call and then a part of the story that people tend to skip over. but i think is really interesting is the minute the convention breaks they to new york to congress, everybody who's also a congressional member races up and because the convention technically imagines itself reporting back to congress and they get to congress and congress pretty clearly the people who will become the virginia opponents t

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, legal services program serving philadelphia.head up a program that provides legal services to the poor. while legal aid is to assure legal access,he are chronically underfunded and have been so since its inception. we spend halloween costumes for our pets. there is no surprise that 80% of low-income americans cannot afford or access legal help for legal issues like>child custody. anita led a brand new program which had been formed in response■$ to the funding cut backs imposed by congress in the 1990 owe and did do so in the/í& poorest city in the country on a shoe string budget. i hired up the search committee. under her leadership philadelphia legal assistance grew into a front line organization that helps 6,000 clients a year and fights injustice and disparity. they describe her as a tireless advocate who dedicated to helping philadelphia's most vulnerable top you she developed innovative projects to meet the foods of philadelphia's poorest expandedr migrant farmworkers. she leveraged federal funding expand family law service

videos out of philadelphia.n them before. they're heartbreaking. part of the reason the philadelphia homeless populations increased so much in 2023 it is over 4700 people. it doesn't seem like it is getting any better. what happens if the shelters don't get paid? >> well dana, first of all, please, let's call them the unhoused, not homeless. a debate about that. what's the correct term to use. they are spending more time on that. a progressive mindset in philadelphia saying if people want to live in tents on the streets who are we to tell them they can't? it is usual philadelphia corruption. the money is not getting where it needs to go. bureaucracy. we understand that. truly, jim kenny, the prior mayor and the district attorney krasner believe it is your street. you want to live there and camp out there and want a tent and you want to -- it's yours, use it. until that mindset changes we won't clean it up. the open air drug markets in kensington that the mayor cracked down on they believe it is a right. they wan

there at the montgomery county community college, near philadelphia.ting the campaign in 2024. of course, the election just ten months away, so it would be really interesting to see what tack he takes i'm interested to hear what he takes i'm interested to hear what he says, and we will be watching and listening to it right here on the news channel. the us secretary of state, antony blinken has arrived in turkey on the first leg of a regional tour that will also see him visit israel and several arab nations. the state department says mr blinken will stress the need to increase humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza, and to ensure they are not forcibly displaced from the territory. his visit comes a day after the israeli defence minister yoav gallant outlined proposals for the future governance of gaza once the war between israel and hamas is over. mr gallant said palestinian groups would be in charge, though israel will retain overall security control. hamas — which is designated a terror organisation by a number of western governments — currently runs g

it's a snowy end to the workweek in big cities like new york city, dc, philadelphia. the. it'll spread throughout the region and look at how much snow we're getting. 1 to 3in in new york city, but just south of town, new jersey, philadelphia to pittsburgh, 3 to 6in of snow. is your forecast now? meantime, in the northwest, we get icy conditions, slippery roads and sidewalks, and power outages. be careful this morning. the weekend forecast shows cold in the east, wet in the west with mountain snow. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin cochran. >> coming up, the massive explosion feet away from a daycare. >> also ahead, he's serving a life sentence for killing his wife and unborn baby. but could scott peterson soon walk free? >> and the disturbing discovery inside an airplane bathroom leading to a flight attendants when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, yo

philadelphia in a winter storm warning. the advisories for freezing rain down south to huntsville, alabama, tonight. so, let's go ahead and take you through the track of it. that gulf moisture is going to meet up with that clipper system. chicago gets a little blast, and then pittsburgh, early morning. you slide it across and for most of i-95, it's going to start in the morning commute. bad timing. the heaviest, late morning through early afternoon. so, right around lunch time, you're going to see the big stuff. philadelphia in the three to six range. they've had their average to date, they could double that by tomorrow. big deal after measly couple of seasons. and look at this. the wind chills get even colder this weekend. it will feel like 16 below on sunday in chicago. >> david: ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you, as always. >>> we're going to turn now to the new and scathing report on uvalde from the department of justice tonight, suggesting the failed response allowed more schoolchildren to die. first respon

philadelphia in a winter storm warning. the advisories for freezing rain down south to huntsville, alabama tonight. so, let's go ahead and take you through the track of it. that gulf moisture is going to meet one that clipper system. chicago gets a little blast, and then pittsburgh, early morning. you slide it across and for most of i-95, it's going to start in the morning commute. bad timing. the heaviest, late morning through early afternoon. so, right around lunn hutch time. philadelphia in the three to six range. they've had their average to date, they could double that by tomorrow. big deal after measly couple of seasons. and look at this. the wind chills get even colder this weekend. it will feel like 16 below on sunday in chicago. >> david: ginger zee, thank you, as always. >>> we're going to turn now to the new and scathing report on uvalde from the department of justice tonight, suggesting the failed response allowed more schoolchildren to die. first responders were actually inside that school within three minutes

he is charged with murder, awaiting trial in philadelphia. he escaped custody while being transferred to a hospital yesterday. one source says he likely had help after this escape. cnn is in philadelphia and has more on what's happening here. danny freeman has more. what are you hearing about this? >> reporter: i was told investigators believe that this man, shane pryor, is still in city limits in philadelphia, and that's where they're still concentrating their search. also, as you've noted, i was also told that investigators believe he did have help once he ran away from this medical transport. kate, let's take a step back. again, it is almost exactly 24 hours ago that shane pryor, 17 years old, escaped from custody. he was charged with a murder back in 2020. he was accused of murdering a woman in an alley. he's been awaiting trial, though, since then, has been in the philadelphia juvenile justice services center. he was arrested when he was 14 years old. yesterday, like i said, 24 hours ago from this exact moment, he was transported from th

this took place after the occupation threatened to occupy the philadelphia axis and control it.lphia axis, because it is the only crossing that is not under direct israeli control, and it can harbor kind of suspicion towards the egyptians that it may not be able to control this. in fact, it is an indication that the israelies view the officers and soldiers of the egyptian army with suspicion in this area. also, in this context, professor ali heida, how do you explain what the israeli occupation army? the geographical location of the clash along with the numbers, along with the general circumstances surrounding this genocide, all in all have created a situation that the listener or the viewer will not be convinced by the israeli story anymore, rather we may witness attempts implement operations against the israelis, of course if they could, they would suppress this an attempt to prevent it from becoming new motivating factor for others, for more egyptians to choose the same option as other nations. mean, especially since the whole world is asking, whether inside or outside egypt,

where the philadelphia cord or, or to put it more correctly. the southern point of gaza must be in our hands. it must be shut. it is clear that any other arrangement would not insure the d. militarization that we seek. cairo has wants any attempt to occupy the border with threatened ties between the 2 countries. but it's not just egypt, the israel slashing out at reports in his reading media suggests that in a link to recording natania who criticized cast his role in mediating the release of his ready captives held and gaza. cooling it, problematic, responding, in a statement on the social media cast as far as ministry notes that if validated the comments irresponsible and destructive to the efforts to save innocent lives. and then on saturday, a seemingly unapologetic that's on yahoo. publicly pressure though ha, to put pressure on her mass by sheila and then cut the cutter hosts the leaders off from us. it also funds from us. it has leverage over him. off and cuts are said that it can help bring back or hostages. they position themselves as m

according to the peace agreements, this axis of philadelphia should be a free zone, that is, an area where none of the military forces are present. but practically, the israelis entered here under various pretexts and carried out operations. but now the israelis say that this complete philadelphia axis should be in our hands and this even in kind. i think this is a violation of the peace agreement between egypt and israel there are also un regulations on the division of un borders and the resolutions there. yes, the issue will be far beyond the recent war at that time, and the egyptian authorities also pointed out that this is not compatible with international agreements . they have differences. the other point of discussion is that the israelis insist on forcing the people of gaza to settle. i am telling egypt that it cannot accept egypt because it will have severe consequences for it. well, wait for it. the sinai desert is actually out of the control of the egyptians and is a part of it. most of it is being run by takfiris who are in egypt well, here they want to transfer two milli

new york city, philadelphia, at long last getting snow. the treacherous driving across several states. the national guard called in to help stranded drivers. and now the next storm we're already tracking at this hour. rob marciano here to time this out. >>> in new york city tonight, we have just learned two nypd officers have been shot and wounded. the suspect possibly grabbing an officer's gun. >>> the major turn tonight in the case of the alleged lock island serial killer, now charged with murdering a fourth woman. and for the first time tonight, you will hear from the daughter of one of his alleged victims. stephanie ramos reporting. >>> new air strikes tonight. the u.s. targeting those iranian-backed militants, houthi missile facilities in yemen. and new reporting here, what u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s found on that ship during the daring mission, where they lost two navy s.e.a.l.s who fell into the water, still missing tonight. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin and that surgery and hospital stay kept secret at first, tonight he, call after t

new york city, philadelphia, at long last getting snow. the treacherous driving across several states. the national guard called in to help stranded drivers. and now the next storm we're already tracking at this hour. rob marciano here to time this out. >>> in new york city tonight, we have just learned two nypd officers have been shot and wounded. the suspect possibly grabbing and officer's gun. >>> the major turn tonight in the case of the alleged lock island serial killer, now charged with murdering a fourth woman. and for the first time tonight, you will hear from the daughter of one of his alleged victims. stephanie ramos reporting. >>> new air strikes tonight. the u.s. targeting those iranian-backed militants, houthi missile facilities in yemen. and new reporting here, what u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s found on that ship during the daring mission, where they lost two navy s.e.a.l.s who fell into the water, still missing tonight. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin and that surgery and hospital stay kept secret at first, tonight here, the 911 c

and the philadelphia cardo. mean, egypt has, has pushed back already quite strongly on that. and dr. kelly, how far do you think this could go? and i see you're also knows agreeing with what. so a ton was saying they're not far from it. so not, don't, please don't interpret my expressions to disagree with so upon. um, i think that my, my impressions here are, let's say 3 fold. one benjamin. that's who is engaging in an incredibly cynical approach. okay. so he knows exactly what he's doing. i have no doubts about that, and i think that this is a huge amount of evidence to suggest as such. so it's not really down to him being advised badly or, or any such thing. and i think so donald agreed um it's a, it's a very cynical approach. she will make these statements. he will say these things, even when he knows that they're not true. and this has been shown time. and again, not simply over the last few weeks or last few months, but frankly throughout his career. so that's one to when it comes to the americans . the americans are undoubtedly saying, all sorts of things, not all needs

that's why philadelphia it is important to the country. why this thing is our founding fathers are from now and the constitution was written here, i believe. right? yes, quite a lot of american history and i from here, i know i'm not from here. i'm full stay. i don't seem to have that much. the rosie says they seemed a is they have they also still big races. um not that often as they seem to be my country a newborn country compare with you can say is this is like the social rights big difference between classes. so there's a tier, let's be friends when you're from one race to clearly per things, one class social class, the the so your is your girls really want the one that we just had an amazing time. we had a house here. so that's our annual house here. we do it once a year, around the same time of the year, which is why we wanted to october. there's a lot of children and adults with mental illness. the main purpose that we have this event every year is because we want our neighborhood to, you know, start working together again. i don't k

i know why philadelphia it is important for the country. why this new for our founding fathers or from the constitution was written here, i believe, right? yes. but a lot of american history and i from here, i know i'm not from here. i'm from stay. i don't seem to have that much. the rosie says they seemed a as a staff, they also still of the races. um, not that open as they seem to be in the country a newborn country compare with you can say is this is like the social rights difference between classes. so there's a tier of be friends when you're from one race to clearly per things, one class social class, the list to the so your is your girls really want the one that we just had an amazing time. we had a house here. so that's our annual house here. we do it once a year, around the same time of the year, which is why we want to do october. there's a lot of children and adults with mental illness. the main purpose that we have this event every year is because we want our neighborhood to, you know, start working together again. it, i don't kn

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also breaking in philadelphia, the murder suspect who broke free, where he's been seen. >>> and the gruesome discovery in the mojave desert tonight. the aerials coming in. >>> first tonight, possible tornadoes and what authorities are calling life-threatening flash flooding tonight. the daring water rescues already. 22 states now under alerts from texas to georgia, up to the northeast tonight. rob marciano is here. >>> the race for president. and after new hampshire, a trump/biden rematch appearing more and more likely. tonight, the major endorsement for president biden. rachel scott on the trail. >>> in philadelphia tonight, that urgent hunt at this hour for a teenage murder suspect who broke free from authorities, seen going from building to building, considered very dangerous. what authorities are now saying. >>> there is major news from the supreme court tonight, clearing the way for a death penalty execution in alabama using nitrogen gas, a method never tried in the u.s. steve osunsami reporting. >>> the ceo of boeing tonight behind closed doors on capitol hill facing tough questions. a

one, just a second to take the philadelphia... corridor under its control, no one will give it up juste that, only military operations are needed, and only with a military operation can israel take it under its control, and then negotiate with egypt. you have a very interesting phrase , i caught on to it, and now i will ask you a question, who besides the palestinians needs the palestinians, but when you said that israel offered, well, give egypt, which if morally supports, maybe and not only morally, and there you can build these tunnels, there is a subway, eh... said no-no-no, we only have no palestinians, so the hashemite kingdom of jordan also said, no-no-no, you have already accepted palestinians here and the father of the current king, king hussein, by the way, my father, well, by the way, he knew him well, and he also said, no, no, no, we don't need it from those who need palestinians, that is , the impression today on the hundredth day of the war is that, okay,... israel is the enemy of muslim countries , or the majority of muslim countries, or the population of muslim countrie

ned blackhawk, the athenaeum of philadelphia. thank you both. that kind and very generous introduction. and for the invitation to join you all this evening to talk about my new book. i'm delighted to be here. philadelphia is full of venerable academic institutional communities, dedicated, humanistic and scholarly and public consciousness and awareness. and the athenaeum is right there at the forefront of those facilities as the american philosophical society, which has a native american scholars initiative that i'm very excited. learn more about. and i'm actually very delighted have several of their student participants here with us this evening. my new book, the rediscovery of america native peoples and the unmaking of us history, is an attempt to do some academic and potentially social work to re-orientate of our longstanding assumptions about the history of the united. and it reflects a really deep kind of personal and kind of intellectual. interest concern that i've had for much of my essential adult life. i a decision very early in my. stud

ned blackhawk, the athenaeum of philadelphia. thank you both. that kind and very generous introduction. and for the invitation to join you all this evening to talk about my new book. i'm delighted to be here. philadelphia is full of venerable academic institutional communities, dedicated, humanistic and scholarly and public consciousness and awareness. and the athenaeum is right there at the forefront of those facilities as the american philosophical society, which has a native american scholars initiative that i'm very excited. learn more about. and i'm actually very delighted have several of their student participants here with us this evening. my new book, the rediscovery of america native peoples and the unmaking of us history, is an attempt to do some academic and potentially social work to re-orientate of our longstanding assumptions about the history of the united. and it reflects a really deep kind of personal and kind of intellectual. interest concern that i've had for much of my essential adult life. i a decision very early in my. stud

the famous center of philadelphia won the title of the best player on the field with 33 points and five assists. in other games of this conference, new york knicks , cleveland cavaliers and shika bulls won against their opponents and some news. in the asian championship marathon race in hong kong , our country's national runner mansour bayat stood in ninth place and our country's representative saber charkhi did not reach the finish line due to injury. in this competition, runners from india, china and ghazizistan finished first to third in the national beach football team of iran, which is preparing to participate in the uae world cup last night. in his second preparatory game against belarus, he conceded 43 results. the first meeting between the two teams was accompanied by the superiority of our country's players. parham maqsoodlou, the national chess player of our country, in the seventh round of the tata steel tournament in the netherlands in the netherlands, against yemen nashir of russia, agreed to the pictures and won two points. and at the beginning of the fourth round of the a

in the eastern conference, philadelphia beat charlotte 97-89 and reached one step ahead of milwaukee boston at the top of the table. the famous atmosphere of al-mabid center with 33 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists, philadelphia won the title of the best player. in other games of this conference , new york cleveland and chicago teams won against their opponents. according to the announcement of the asian football confederation, tantashev elilgiz from uzbekistan will referee the match between the national teams of iran and the uae in the group stage of the asian nations. this game will be held on tuesday, february 3. the iranian national table tennis players in the basic age group returned to their homeland after winning 6 colorful medals in the turkish contender competitions. two golds, three silvers and one bronze as a result of efforts the representatives of our country were in these competitions. the selected iranian freestyle wrestling team went to russia with 8 athletes to participate in the ivan yarigin cup. these fights will start on the 5th of bahman in the city of krasnoyar

his tally of 70 for philadelphia against the san antonio spurs was a franchise record.n three successive games and are third in the eastern conference. embid, the nba's most valuable player, broke the 76ers record with one minute 41 seconds remaining and his team called a timeout to allow him to leave the game to a standing ovation at the wells fargo center in philadelphia. to be in the same conversation, that is pretty cool. i was surprised that has never been done. it was just a win. i mentioned a few times a lot of team—mates are extremely unselfish and kept giving me the ball. ijust finished it. more on the bbc sport website on that and the australian open tennis. and that's all the sport for now. the man charged with killing three people in nottinghamshire. injune in june last year the city went to lochcarron as police tried to do with an incident, lots of roads cordoned off, public transport system at a standstill, we weren't there were three stabbings and three attempted murders that day and he was charged a few days later. barnaby was fatally stabbed, and two mo

the last question is important, you just touched on it, i wanted you to tell me, this philadelphia corridor this is the border with egypt, in fact , this is all smuggling, all these weapons i was walking along this very corridor, and i really don't like egypt talks about closing the philadelphia corridor, will israel not quarrel with egypt with its military actions and attempts to block this philadelphia corridor, then... that is, the actual corridor between the gas sector and the egyptian state, i don't think egypt will be against it, because of that that he is constantly afraid that through that corridor these so-called refugees from gaza will get to him, what are they, who are dangerous for egypt itself, which only at one time got rid of these muslim brothers of its, but in fact hamas and this population that supports it, they... are those muslim brothers and egypt does not need them at all, if israel just closes the corridor and does not allow that population to leave, even though it would very much like to, then egypt will be satisfied, they will not be satisfied only the egyptian bord

you know i'm aligned, philadelphia i'm aligned with the u. government, not with baltimore.she mouse off to an enemy enter. and i lovehis quote. i must tell you, however that whataya said and maya perumal, my husband, is a soldier in the union army and my constant prayero heaven is that our cause, the cause of lincoln, my tribe, the union based saved wolf some wars. she would ve been shot on the spot instead. john gordon, who goes on to become a bestselling, goes across america giving book tours, and he talks about the heroine, the susquehanna river. and i quote, although theynd my beloved mother and my of my sainted mother and beloved wife, the bravest woman in the united states is that woman in wrightsville chair that cuts the mouth off tool and instead of killing her. he so amused by it, he later write, i the rest of the women of america had that kind of gumption. yeah okay there's the bridge it's all gone. it's all burned totally history. oh by the like jim morelli is in middle york he wants a 100,000 bucks that john gordon promised them. he goes door to door collects. $

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i live near philadelphia.ived in camden, new jersey during the crack error that had many problems. my understanding is that police need to submit their stats, is that happening? every day, every local news channel shows everything a black boy does wrong. i just retired last year and i'm very interested in how we can make our inner city safe. host: alright pat, we will let you it's at the door. guest: i was say the police department does report crime so the figures we are talking about come from the officially reported crime statistics. there is a separate survey which shows the share of crimes that are unreported and helps to deal with that. we know that crime is underreported. we know certain crimes, especially sex offenses, property crimes are more systemically underreported. what we are relying on here is police reported crime but were talking about murder and homicide. murder and homicide, yeah you will probably have a couple that are not properly reported. but we should be getting nearly 100% reporting on

this took place after the occupation threatened to occupy the philadelphia access and control.his genocide, all and all have created a situation that the listener or the viewer will not be convinced by the israeli story anymore. rather we may witness attempts implement operations. the israelis, of course, if they could, they would suppress this, an attempt to prevent it from becoming new motivating factor for others, for more egyptians to choose the same option as other nations. mean, especially since the whole world is asking, whether inside or outside egypt, why the egyptian people did not do what was hoped for regarding the genocide and massacres that the gaza strip is being exposed to? therefore, any implementation of an operation will constitute an encouragement factor. the disagreements between the biden administration and the netanyahu administration, this came after the failure to achieve the goals set for the aggression on the gaza strip, this led to the return of us secretary of state anthony blincon frustrated with his visits to the regime. חוזר בשבוע שעבר מהביקור בי

i am aligned with philadelphia, i'm aligned with the u.s. government, not with baltimore.she melts off to her enemy general, i must tell you, my ascent, my approval, my husband is a soldier in the union army, and it is our cost, that lincoln might try the union be saved. whoa! she ought to be ot on the spot, and said, john gordon goes across america giving book tours and he talks about the heroine of susquehanna. for my beloved wife, the bravest woman in the united states is that woman of wrightsville. she had the guts to mouth off to him and instead of killing her, he is so amused by it, he would later write, i wish the rest of the women of america had that kind of gumption. okay. there's the bridge. it is all gone, it is all burned, totally history. by the way, he wants his $100,000 that john gordon promised him, he goes to georgia and collects $26,000 and that is the receipt. he asked for 100. years later, he writes to the mayor of york, and i quote, my dear sir, back during the war i visited your fair city. i asked for $100,000, you only gave me $28,000, i want the res

its longest streak on record philadelphia and d.c.opping 700 days at this salt yard near boston, trucks lined up with nearly 300,000 tons of road salt on hand. >> no one likes snow and ice, but we do. >> reporter: you're in the minority here. >> we're in the minority here. >> reporter: tens of millions bracing for a punishing storm that could bring for many, their first snowfall in nearly two years. and that snow is set to arrive this weekend with another storm set to hit early next week alongside warmer temperatures. meaning yet again we won't be talking about the possibility of snow but next week instead rain, even possible flooding lester. >> maggie vespa in boston tonight, and dylan dreyer is keeping a close eye on the storm. she's here to tie the knot for us. dylan. >> we have seen heavy rain down across the gulf coast. this is making its way toward the midatlantic and will continue to do so over the next several hours. what is in store now that we've got that rain/snow line to contend with well, we are going to start off with en

the philadelphia 76ers won this game 121-109. >>> now, coming up, actor alec baldwin faces a new charge of involuntary manslaughter in the accidental shooting that killed a cinematographer in new mexico. >>> welcome back. the time is 7:29. thank you for joining us. i'm kelsi thorud. let's start with the latest on the bay area storms with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >>> 7:00 hours and we have light showers bay area wide. we will track the rain for you this morning but the more important issue is the heavier rain tonight and sunday night. two separate storms. there will be a lot of rain from both of those when you add it up. you got rain out there now. let's not overlook the showers. light rain across the north bay. this is moving through marin and sonoma county and napa county. as we put it into futurecast, it stays like this through the morning. on again off again scattered showers. plenty of time to get outside when you are not getting rained on. look how different this starts to look when we get to 5:00 tonight. that's an entirely separate system coming in. this will be mor

and myrtle beach >> george solis is in philadelphia george, when can we expect some relief from these frigid temperatures >> reporter: yeah, jose, the hope is that snow piles like this one don't grow any larger as these bitter temperatures and this cold weather is expected to move out of the northeast by monday jose >> george solis in philadelphia. thank you. >>> overseas, a new attack on a u.s. military base in iraq and one of the biggest in the region is raising concerns about a wider conflict the middle east raf sanchez joins us now from tel aviv raf. >> reporter: jose, u.s. central command says a number of american service personnel are being evaluated for traumatic brain injury after multiple ballistic missiles and rockets were fired at the al asad air base in western iraq some of those missiles were intercepted but others did get through, and the military says it is still assessing the damage the attack was carried out by an iranian-backed militant group known as the islamic resistance. and it's the latest in a string of more than 140 attacks on u.s. bases across the middle east

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this took place after the occupation threatened to occupy the philadelphia axis and control it.e israeli occupation army claimed that there was a clash between the occupation forces and egyptians who were alleged drug smugglers. the geographical location of the clash along with the numbers, along with the general circumstances surrounding this genocide, all in all have created a situation that the listener or the viewer will not be convinced by the israeli story anymore. rather we may witness attempts implement operations against the... israelis, of course, if they could, they would suppress this, an attempt to prevent it from becoming new motivating factor for others, for more egyptians to choose the same option as other nations. mean, especially since the whole world is asking, whether inside or outside egypt, why the egyptian people did not do what was hoped for regarding the genocide and massacres that the gaza strip is being exposed to? therefore, any implementation of an operation will constitute an encouragement factor. for others in this direction, which is what worries

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