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mrs. schwartz had but happy to have responded with a replacement.heir floors, boy, are they happy. >> thank you to 7 on your side i'm a firm believer now. >> see? see? i'd like to thank home depot they stepped up quickly. the schwartzs are pleased with the immediate action. and the new flooring and i'm happy, too. to see our reports go to abc7 news.com. click on sections tab, then select 7 on your side you'll find information there. thank you very much. >> up next sounds of silence. , thank you! , thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. and you're eligible for san medicare, area anthem blue cross can help you get a great plan at a great rate! our new medicare advantage plans pay for many of the costs original medicare doesn't. so you can focus on other important decisions. anthem plans help protect you from high medical costs. and, we've built stronger partnerships with trusted local doctors and hospitals

mrs. schwartz had with their carpet and happy to have resolved this with a replacement. we truly hope they will enjoy the new flooring. now the brand new carpet covers their floors and, boy, are they happy. >> thank you to on your side. i'm a firm believer now. >> i would really like to thank home depot for stepping up so quick will i and replacing carpet for the whole house. the schwartzs are truly pleased with home deep pose immediate action and their new carpet. >> pressure for a new raiders stadium now that a new investor has agreed to tate lead on the coliseum city project. according to our media partner "the oakland tribune" the new investor, who has not been named, has had several discussions with a new stadium but none so far with the oakland a's. they have had trouble finding investors to reinvolving the site into a sports and entertainment hub. this tuesday the city council is set to discuss the deal with developers. >>> this morning the giants are flying to kansas city to take on the royals in the world series. but first they got in one final workout yesterday

mrs. schwartz is right. had 1500 of the force of the 3500 that is eligible for retirement in the next three years. we have an immediate hands on deck issue and we have to do our best to recruit new and horizontal but there is nothing to do something else in the way. there is a sickness in our community when it comes to violence. and it is pervasive and it has to become the hunted. part of the capitol street measure that i worked on was to make sure that we build our mental health capacity in our schools. and as a result we have 90 schools with full-time professionals to help our people work for the violence and hopelessness that often leads them to the violence that afflicts all of us. [applause] >> moderator: ms. bowser? bowser: and in many parts of the city it's been said people feel safe. into many parts of the city people feel safe than they did. we know in this community only recently that a young man was gunned down right in one of our local establishments. and so, we know that people don't feel safe.

mrs. schwartz and talking about the outer boundary of allotment is right in making sure we protect a clear of boundary allotment and it's also important that our schools like the school without walls and ellington are recruiting east of the river and making sure that children east of the river river have this excellent opportunities as well. it is and i will support having a specialty or application school. i think there have been a lot of discussions about specialty and application schools east of the river where children from all over the city can apply and get in. we spent a lot of time talking about proficiency and it's important that all of our children achieve proficiency. it's so important that they move move forward other ways that they're responsible, they are learning and improving and supporting each other that they are fulfilling themselves they're athletic and academic talent and supporting children along the whole spectrum. >> moderator: thank you very much. let's move on. [applause] let's move on to affordable housing every candidate who has ever run says he or she is four f

mr. catania as schwartz schwartz companies bowser, thank you all for coming and we would like to thank all of you for what chang. monday starts early voting n-november for the get out and vote. have a good night. ♪ republican tom reed is running for reelection against democratic challenger martha robinson and the two are debating tonight at seven eastern and you can see on the companion network c-span. earlier this month the democratic congressional campaign committee canceled plans to spend $465,000 on tv ads supporting the campaign to the but the candidates are still running campaign ads and here's a look at a few of them. >> martha robertson's agenda is already hurting us. robertson opposed raising the power plant with natural gas and when she didn't get her way, her supporters sued to shut it down. her friends are willing to sacrifice our jobs, communities, raise our taxes and utility bills because of their radical ideas. and that is exactly why her agenda is wrong for us. he put himself first by putting for 200,000 in wealthy people. martha robertson will cut taxes for outsourcing. it

mr. sketchy's art school. be there as costumes bring your favorite mythology creatures to life. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartzr getting up to 70 degrees, the temperature after the showers move through, we continue to track those showers. more rain coming on saturday for much of the area and a weekend cold blast. everybody will be feeling that. not just the cold but the wind. this is the exact same picture we showed you a half hour ago with rain all over the place. now the rain stopped, at least for a while in philadelphia. 54 degrees. the wind now is diminished to 5 miles an hour. 20 degrees colder than it was at this time yesterday. look at the low 50s, pottstown and westchester, 61 in mt. holly, 66 atlantic city international. there's quite a variation in temperatures but even at the shore and southern delaware the temperature will drop quickly. you can see this band of rain, again, moving faster and shrinking. that means less duration of rain in philadelphia and delaware and now into new jersey. it's already pretty much over in berks county, western chester, upper montgomery. lehigh valley, poconos clearin

mr. catania. the question from social media, the biggest professional mistake you made and what did you learn from it? catania: -- schwartz: can we mind everybody there are young people in this audience, there are young people here, there are young people here and i hope all of us adults can be respectful of the children who are trying to learn the democratic process. if you can't respect each other, let's at least respect and be an example for these young people. >> moderator: we will drive this -- we want to continue? schwartz: we want to continue very much. >> moderator: the question from social media. schwartz: schuyler, please. [bleep] >> moderator: let's continue. if it gets worse. schwartz: let's go. >> moderator: maybe it was the question everybody got upset about. question for the candidate. if elected mayor what will you do to address gentrification in ward 7 and 8. catania: there's no stopping progress. what we can do is do a better job setting our residentss to succeed and compete. after 40 years of home rule i want to put some statistics out, we aren't the middle of a war where the average household in the ms

mr. cat. the order of responding to questions also decided by lot to the first question goes to carol schwartz. schwartz, could you name the single biggest contribution you've made toward . schwartz: i think probably i would say this sick leave where people who need it have it. the department of the environment trying to clean up the river, which can negatively impact the neighborhood. i also in my private life, not just my public life, bruce, but in my private life i've been enormous amounts of volunteer work, including coming out here having been on the board of the metropolitan boys and girls club and having work of the senate after for all those years several decades ago. so i think both of my political life and my community life i think toward eight as benefited from all those activities. i also come if you remember, chaired the committee that public works under it. we were able to do far better at trash pickup and were able to make dmv be better. unfortunately, it has fallen back since i don't chaired the committee anymore. i've always made lives better for everyone. >> moderator: ms. bo