it's called delia's, and it's in north philadelphia. the organizers are religious leaders from many different faiths. there are also people of faith protesting the protesters, like bill grumbine. >> well, i am not here to demonstrate against the gun store. i'm here to show support for the gun store, and i always have a bible with me. >> reporter: both sides say gun violence is a moral issue, and both rely on their religious views to support their opposing positions. pastor david tatgenhorst and bishop dwayne royster say they're not against guns or gun ownership but can no longer keep silent about gun violence. >> our coalition of pastors and rabbis and different religious leaders has just become so appalled that we're so tired of

. >> i'm from north philadelphia and i focus my energy into north philadelphia. bad rap too. you're from camden. that's where the thugs are, that's where the killers be. if i came from there, you know, and i think i'm pretty well rounded, i think i'm, you know, modestly intelligent, and i'm -- i love my work ethic. i'm a hard worker. if i come from there, i know that others like -- like me are there too. if i can create something that will expand their mind, you know, get them excited about living, then that's what this foundation does. >> what are some of the programs that you all offer young people? >> well, we've been offering a scholarship program. it's not completely scholarships where we pay your way. we say, the phrase is, i don't know if i can actually say that out loud, my idea is, you don't throw pearl to swam. if you're working hard and making grade but you can't afford your books this semester, i got you. we're going to help you out. if you're working hard and you're making your grades and putting forth the effort but you can't afford dorm fees, we'll

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philadelphia proper and spend the same money, these poor kids who live in west philadelphia north philadelphia places like that are not getting an education. >> host: what you're saying is in a planned system, a plan system ultimately ends up being designed for the benefit not for those who are supposed to profit from the plan but for the planners themselves? >> guest: and people who are politically powerful. middle-class -- there are two separate things going on. you have the actual bureaucracies, and that's a deeper problem because you have systems of production in which everything is set up to serve the demand of the producers with no regard at all of the demand of the consumer. poor people don't want their kids to get a bad education but they to. they want them to get a good education so they will not be poor anymore. nobody wants the situation set up the way it is too disadvantaged kids who don't have a lot of resources and assets. but the system is set up to serve the interest of the students, parents, committees with their broader economy and set up to set up a bureaucracies. >> host: t

same money in the schools organize the same way that the poor kid to list in west philadelphia north philadelphia in places like that are not getting a good education. >> host: if that's what you are saying is a -- and a in a planned system the planned system plan system of me ends up being designed for the benefit of those who are supposed to profit from the plan but for the planners themselves? disco and people who are politically powerful. >> host: they are functionally the planners. >> guest: to an extent. they're two separate things going on. you have the actual bureaucracies and that is the deeper problem because you have systems of production in which everything is setup to serve demand to the producers with no regard at all of for the demand of the consumer. poor people don't want their kids to get bad educations. they wanted to get good education so they will not be poor anymore and happen it to opportunities to advance in life. nobody wants a situation set up the latest to disadvantaged kids who don't have a lot of resources and assets and are socially and economically vulnerable to sta

north. there are flight delays in philadelphia and new york. we'll have more on that at abc 7 news.com. >> thank you, mike. local governments and environmental groups are challenging the new pg&e plan. the town of fairfax and a coalition filed a protest with the california utility commission. they want the devices to be evaluated. other governments have filed challenges. they are concerned about health and environmental and the cost of the meters. >> the down the town has begun for the space shuttle endeavor. they flew into the kennedy space center yesterday and preparing for friday's launchh -- launch. kelly will be joined by congresswoman gabreille giffords who has been in rehab in houston following an attack in tucson. >> violent weather killing one person in arkansas and damaging dozens of homes in texas. tornados and fast-rising flood waters are a major threat this morning. emily schimdt has the latest. >> this tornado moving in southwest of the dallas, an incredible sight but not a rare one. there have been 300 tornados nationwide in apri

north. heavy rain from dc, philadelphia, to new york.ld expect one to two inches of rain and possibility of minor flooding. the strong risks of thunderstorms with isolated tornadoes later today right >>> good saturday morning to you, we're watching kind of a mild forecast, but you'll notice on the satellite we'll have a few showers dropping down into the north bay. cooler north of the golden gate where we'll see some extra clouds and showers off to the north to start the weekend. but by the time the weekend wraps up tomorrow, we'll see a chance of rain north to south. rain on monday and clearing out for the middle part of the week. your weekend forecast, you can get that at weather.com. trying to find some of the flames out here. all i can find is the red sox fan. back to you, lester, amy? >>> gone for good. the shocking end to two long-running soap operas. there are only four soaps left on tv? could your favorite be next? de> if you're house hunting and al,lor a deal, don't fret. barbara cork ran has the home for you. but first, these m

philadelphia. >> it was a sectional dispute. the number 1 in the capital in the northnd the south wanted the capitol and the south. >> finally, jefferson brokered a deal that allowed the government to be placed on the banks of the potomac. >> this compromise had more advantages than met the eye. >> a committee was created to see how large the federal city should be and how much jurisdiction, brittany -- congress needed over it. >> the committee consisted of people who want to empower the federal government. >> alexander hamilton did not want in -- what happened in philadelphia to ever happen again. >> there is a need for a federal district under federal control. >> at the constitutional convention, a section pass that gave congress the exclusive jurisdiction over the capital city. congress would soon exploit these powers. that became a heated issue representative tom davis spoke about what happens next. >> the political party could not come to agreement, a imagine that? >> federalists wanted strong control of the city will anti- federalists wanted limited control. >> w

philadelphia. >> it was sectional. northant it had in the north, south in the south. >> the union would not be able to survive without a compromise. >> it was a result of political compromise. >> it had more advances. the location wasn't the only decision. the committee was created to see how large the federal city should be and how many jurisdiction they needed over it. >> the committee existed of people who wanted to empower the federal government. >> like alexander hamilton who didn't want what happened to philadelphia to happen again. >> the states laughed the committee report off of the floor. >> however, at the institutional convention, a section passed that gave congress exclusive jurisdiction over the capitol city. but congress would soon exploit these powers, voted soon became a heated issue. in the speech, representative tom davis spoke about what happened next. >> the political parties couldn't come to an agreement. imagine that. >> federalist wanted strong control, while anti-federalist wanted limited control. >>

north of us at spring house that can build on. and we can build intellectual capacity right here in philadelphia.as he said, that was not the inbound thought that the inbound thought was would have to consolidate back to our hub in michigan and texas, and that all these jobs would be lost. it's not be reversible if government takes an active, and active look at how to create this guy you added manufacturing in the country and in states like this one. so we see at dow the united states as still a hub, that growing overseas is not a threat, that the way we structure our global operations as my fellow ceos in the manufacturing sectors say over and over, growing overseas and growing locally is a symbiotic. that even if we build factories overseas, we can still create high value added jobs here if we keep a scalability and a critical mass. however, there's a threat. and it is a threat the size of which the world has never seen. it is a threat and as a competitor, as a partner, and it's on the march. and that's china. who of you have been to join in the last year or two? not enough of you. all hands sh

manufacturing, lubber trace, we have one of here just north of us and at springhouse we can build on and we can build the intellectual capacity right here in philadelphia. as he said, that wasn't the inbound thought. the fault was we would have to consolidate back to michigan and texas and all of these jobs to be lost. it is not irreversible if the government take a active pro-active look at how to create the value manufacturing in the country and states like this one. so, we see the united states is still a hub. the growing overseas is not a threat. the we restructure our global operations, as my fellow ceos in the manufacturing sector say over and over growing overseas and growing local the symbiotic. even if we build factories overseas we can still create high-value added jobs here if we keep the skill ability and critical mass. however there is a threat. and it's a threat the size of which the world has never seen. it's a threat and it's a competitor. it's a partner, and it's on the march. and that's china. who of you have been to china in the last year or two. not enough of you. all hands should go up. china is on the march. china as it grows and

philadelphia. >> of course, it was a sectional dispute. the northanted the capitol in the north, and the south in the south. >> the union could not survive without compromise. >> finally, they allowed the city to be placed in the banks of the play -- patomic. >> this is more advantaged that met the eye, but it was not the only decision to be made, so a committee was created to see how large the federal committee should be and how much jurisdiction was needed over it. >> the committee consistented of people who wanted to power the federal government. >> like hamilton didn't want philadelphia to happen again. >> they concluded there was a need for federal.com under federal control. >> the state's committee report made exclusive jurisdiction nonsense. >> however, at the constitutional convention, a section passed giving congress exclusive jurisdiction over the capitol city, but congress would exploit the powers voting in the capitol city and it was a heated issue. in a speech to a general assembly, john davis spoke about what happened next. >> the poli

north. >> i understand. and that can be done, but people in philadelphia while i get. >> and then. i understand. the cost is going to be really, really a lot. >> yes, sir. >> the gentleman from ohio, mr. latourette. good morning. >> how are you, sir clicks just to put things in perspective for some of my friends at amtrak, if you look at the way the nation is subsidized, all modes of transportation, we start in about 1971, last 37 years. the federal government puerto rico and dollars into highways and about $421 into the federal aviation system. in comparatively is 36 billion for amtrak, but a billion dollars a year is 37 years. and i don't think that's too much. relatively fair, i have to tell you that we would criticize that they didn't charge enough and were asking for higher subsidy to have the proof in the pudding and ridership has increased 36% since the year 2000. i think they've been given a mandate. they are given a tough job when railroads in this country didn't want to be in the passenger business anymore and dumped a bunch of equipment and road infrastructure in the new company and h

north. >> i understand. and that can be done, but people in philadelphia while i get. >> and then. i understand.he cost is going to be really, really a lot. >> yes, sir. >> the gentleman from ohio, mr. latourette. good morning. >> how are you, sir clicks just to put things in perspective for some of my friends at amtrak, if you look at the way the nation is subsidized, all modes of transportation, we start in about 1971, last 37 years. the federal government puerto rico and dollars into highways and about $421 into the federal aviation system. in comparatively is 36 billion for amtrak, but a billion dollars a year is 37 years. and i don't think that's too much. relatively fair, i have to tell you that we would criticize that they didn't charge enough and were asking for higher subsidy to have the proof in the pudding and ridership has increased 36% since the year 2000. i think they've been given a mandate. they are given a tough job when railroads in this country didn't want to be in the passenger business anymore and dumped a bunch of equipment and road infrastructure in the new company and hav

north carolina house and the south carolina. the probability of tornadoes, you can see the problem spots through new which jersey. new york city, very severe weather through philadelphiaere weather. a very different picture here in the bay. we will continue to see pictures with more sunshine. each day this week will have a nice for and nicer forecast. right now, tensor in the 50s. 55 in oakland and right now, temperatures are in the 50s. it looks like by this afternoon will have the highs into the 60s. santa rosa, napa, and right around the bay will stay in the low mid '60s. keeping a round 66. 55 in oakland. right believe it or not, we could even get up to the 70's with nice weather to come. your kron 4 7 day around the bay as good towards the friday, temperatures in the 70's. and even get to 80s by sunday. it just keeps warming up and climbing. mid-week next week we could even reach 88 degrees. nearly 90 degrees inland. 80s around the bay and the 70's on the coast. get ready. >> thank you. it looks like the perfect time to leave is not showing any hot spots with this commute dying down. just a small white getting into san francisco the media like to not active and j

philadelphia and find a new capital. i found that the location was not something i never really thought about how they decided the location. i learned it was created by a compromise between the north the south. i learned a lot about how the sea was created. -- how d.c. was created. i was really surprised to see how little has changed in the political climate from the days of the founding fathers all the way to today. there was a lot of political maneuvering with once i tried to pass things as quickly as they could without the other side. there was a lot of using certain situations to their advantage. it was very interesting to see how little has changed in politics since then. host: do you like politics? guest: somewhat. i have always loved history. host: why is that? where does that come from? guest: our family does talk about history and politics a lot more than would seem at usual. -- than would seem usual. host: how did you go about making this documentary? for those that just saw it, they're probably saw the graphics you use and different software. guest: every time i make something like this i make learn something new. at this time i learned a lot about motion graphics. i pu

philadelphia and find a new capital. i found that the location was not something i never really thought about how they decided the location. i learned it was created by a compromise between the north and the south. i learned a lot about how the sea was created. -- how d.c. was created. i was really surprised to see how little has changed in the political climate from the days of the founding fathers all the way to today. there was a lot of political maneuvering with once i tried to pass things as quickly as they could without the other side. there was a lot of using certain situations to their advantage. it was very interesting to see how little has changed in politics since then. host: do you like ti