something, add something to the department's budget in consultation with dbi to allow us to fund for city plaques. another idea was perhaps the historic preservation fund committee could sponsor plaques for certain types of properties. we certainly wanted to talk to you once we bring the design forward. >> commissioner highland? >> yes, i have two thoughts as you were talking about the cafe signage. when i first started looking over the report, my first question was cafe part of the original structure and i was really pleased to see it was very early along if not with the original design. >> it appears to be the first thing that opened in the building. >> so while we can't maybe dictator require that names remain, it might be a way to encourage and provide some incentive for doing that because i think the name is very important. >> that could be a part of the plaque, right? >> >> it would be a shame to lose cafe den oerd for that. >> it's perfectly within your jurisdiction if you decided to rename the designation swedish american hall cafe building as a way to memorialize the cafe's original loca

"action news" reporter eva pilgrim was in center city philadelphia and this is what she says. >> the signs are everywhere. plaque friday here. >> we're in city and it's fun to walk around. >> it's great that's okay too better than the mall. >> in center city deals are mrntty and so are shopper. not everyone is shopping with christmas. today is family cadition for corgats. >> it's treat day. >> look a surgical strike we came in. >> shopped 15 minutes. now on to the hockey. >> only get one shot today. >> not everyone was ready to brave walnut for the black friday deals. >> we don't really do the black friday stuff we bapted to do something more fun and interesting. >> the traditional stuff. >> back on walnut the hunt for tree day continues. >> they might do candy and ipad and flyers jersey. >> it's long and tedious driving hours are late. wacky hours eva pilgrim "channel 6 action news." >> as always at least one black friday crowd dissolved into a frenzy. cellphone video showed how police officers had to snep at wall narcotic houston. shoppers actually threw a few punches and ended up on the floor fighting over nr

ensemble is called alash, concert took plaque at rotunda in university city. an anxious tradition developed by heardmen of central asia and we heard tonight university city in philadelphia tonight. >> very interesting. >> there it is. >> mark sanchez getting ready to make his first start as a philadelphia eagles. >> warming up that arm, jim. great teams have depth and that has been tested all season. it will be tested monday night in carolina as, mark sanchez makes that start. lesean mccoy has an illness w nick fels out indefinitely sanchez takes the reigns of the offense. he was signed for this very purpose. the veteran has been in the nfl since 2009 but he will make his first start in nearly two years. >> yeah, it makes you a appreciate it even more. it makes you want to play all that much better when i get in there. >> he has won in this league at a very high level before. he has definitely done it. he is a true professional. he is very talented too. >> maclin has been named the nfc offensive player of the week. he had had two touchdowns begins houston. on

. >>> the youth and abuse of disabled packing plaques in san francisco is cause costing a top of money for the city with san francisco losing $23 million in meter money. 60 the have disabled parking plaques and san francisco has 28,000 meter spaces and allows owners to pack free for -- park free and because so many are used pricing goes up for the rest of us as spaces become more dear. >> the palo alto city council will vote on a recommendation to reverse the ban on camping out in cars. it has been on shaky legal ground when a similar law was struck down in los angeles after years of complaints from the residents of disturbances from those living in cars. the law was met with resistance from hopeless advocates. >> the governor brown is holding a fundraiser for the re-election committee which does not have any debt. post election fundraisers are common and used to retire a candidate's debt but brown does not have any. in october he had $21 million in the re-election account and made no campaign commercials and still trounced the opponent. brown said in the past he could use whatever money was last t

the best friends of parks groups in our city of san francisco, and that's the friends of lafayette park. they raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. the plaques are around here and all the people that contributed to it, but there are two people that had the biggest leadership in this, and i want to bring them up. so, lynn and carina, come on up. [cheering and applauding] >> these are our neighborhood leaders for lafayette park. (applause) >> and there is not enough applause that we can give them, but we need to give it up in a very big way. thank you so much for all that you've done and please know that all of us are so thankful for your individual efforts. and we wouldn't be here without you. so, thank you so much to both of you. (applause) >> we're going to bring lynn and carina up in a brief second. why don't you speak now. that will work, right? but i also wanted on behalf of the department to thank you both of you. lynn, since you've been the lafayette champion a long time, there is your official lafayette park sign and your picnic blankets. carina, you've been our playground champion, lafayette park playground sign. >> thank you. (appla

plaque was. it said it was a memorial for the bombing in 1943. it wiped out the entire city block. it was one final twist of the story. i mentioned leopold was about 23. an artist. he was a corporal. we knew that from his collar. he was a recipient of the arm class -- iron cross second class. guess what? in the same year that leopold died in battle, we know who killed them, we know how he died, there was another soldier, not german but austrian, a volunteer in the number three company. slightly older than leopold. an artist of sorts with the iron cross second class. that man was adolf hitler. if you look at this war, you immediately see another. we are now in a situation where we are continuing to do work. we have never yet gone prospecting for the debt. we have been approached to do just that by a large number of people. i have spoken to the mayor and said we would like to mark where he is. the mayor said i wouldn't bother. why not? the way it works in french law, if a family don't claim the plot 400 years, we can sell it -- for 100 years, we can sell it and build on it. you have

plaque in think their heart art cease 53% more likely to dreft erectile dysfunction. men should eat a heart healthy diet get regular exercise and not smoke. >> here in the city of brotherlywe are not looking so hot. i don't believe that. but that's what a national magazine says. >> yeah, i give it no credence whatsoever. i think it's shallow and silly but i have to tell you about. our city ranks fifth on list of most unattractive people in the country. see, i'm telling you so you can write into this magazine and say really? this is what you do. the list comes from travel and lease sure. it ranks cities for all types of qualities it considers a city's residents attractive if they get a lot of sun. they haven't talked to my dermatologist. also if the people smile a lot. and are known for their style. you know what, i know a lot of great philadelphia designers. i mean it's great stuff. anyhow philadelphia did not get high marks in any of those categories. if it makes you feel any better and you shouldn't feel bad because this is silly, here's a look at who the magazine considers even less attractive. baltimore is number four on the list. oklahoma city is number three. memph

plaque friday. here we go. guys, it is black friday. in fact, take a look at a picture of toys r us in new york's times square in the city that never sleepsshoppers have been looking for deals for hours now. yeah, there it is. they're walking in the doors right now. we're going to speak with the retailer's ceo in just a few memberships. >>> veteran retail analyst dana telsey. i know you've been out checking the stores. >> i certainly have. >> we're going to get the update with dana in just a few moments. >>> first, though,

>> while we're out there deploying the city of green bay, they are always sending the ship's crew care packages. >> we also have a hall of heros, photos and plaquese control. >> the margin for failure is slim on board here. all the training and dedication that goes into our daily routine, we have to win. we get one shot at it. >> we have to produce. we're only here because we win, period, and when we lose, we're done. therefore, we have to win. therefore, you have to win. this is a tough and it's a cruel business, and they only want winners. >> reporter: with deployments lasting for months at a time, football helps to keep the crew anchored to their families. >> when you think about football, for a lot of people that means home. >> go! >> you're not here all alone. we're out here doing something greater and bigger. >> everyone gathers around the mess tent. we all want to watch the game. we all want to nii adjei ourselves and relax a little bit. it's pretty much like a family. >> football reminds you why you're out there, why you're serving your country, that you're doing it for your family, that you're doing it for everyone back at home. >> and j

plaque friday. here we go. guys, it is black friday. in fact, take a look at a picture of toys r us in new york's times square in the city that never sleeps. shoppers have been looking for deals for hours now. yeah, there it is. they're walking in the doors right now. we're going to speak with the retailer's ceo in just a few memberships. >>> veteran retail analyst dana telsey. i know you've been out checking the stores. >> i certainly have. >> we're going to get the update with dana in just a few moments. >>> first, though, the other big story that we're following. wti falling. you have to go back to may 2010 to see prices like this. the number to watch is $67.15. right now, down by about 6% to $69.32. well below what we've seen at this point. if it fell down to $67.15 that would be the lowest price since september 2009. the cartel deciding against cutting prices. first, check out some of the fallout to this route in oil prices. you'll see exxon, chevron, bp all trading sharply lower this morning. bp down by more than 6%. the global equity market taking note of this dramatic fall in oil. lty at this point, dow futures would open by 35 po