a locality union official says 350 workers are on strike and they plan to picket around the clock. the strike began after negotiations with shell oil company broke down. shell is negotiating the national contract for other oil companies. >>> spokesman for north america's largest industrial union united steel workers. >> the plain thing we want people to understand is this is not good financial. this is not financial strike. it's about safety going home to our wives and our children. we live in the communities that these refineries are built in. some of the biggest concerns are the fatigue standards where people are worked long hours and lot of days in a row. we had an agreement for a fatigue policy, but it's not being followed or implemented properly. we have a lot of contracting out. when i first started in this industry 35 years ago i went to a four year apprenticeship school. we feel people coming to work are not qualified or safe but there are no checks or balances that we can find that forecast out. we are hoping that the industry will listen to what we're saying and give peop

meanwhile, firefighters local 22 officials say they have received only part of the inspector general's report on the allegations. the unionays it will make a public statement friday. iain. >> i'll takeout dave. we're on top of breaking news in delaware county. a busy night. sky fox over the scene of a deadly shooting in upper darby. police say man was out for walk when two men tried to rob him. he fought back and tonight, one person is dead. let's get straight to fox 29 s chris o'connell live near the scene. chris? >> reporter: that's right, lucy. upper darby police saying this is a case of self-defense a68 year old man out walking has dog along a path at cobbs creek park when he was rob at gun pint by a man unfortunately that was a toy gun. take a look at the scene here behind me as cobbs creek park between philadelphia and upper darby. police say were called here off this short lane. a man was proved by another man in his 20s. that suspect had a gun and then a short tussle ensued. well that robbery victim did not know that -- the suspect didn't know he was packing a gun and used it. firing one shot to the head of the su

fire union officials addressed those allegations . >> the fire file theer's union local 22 says officeector general accused 17 members of sexual misconduct involving female paramedic four had sexual relations with the young woman including one battalion chief. most alleged sex happened off duty and away from department facilities. >> department has elected to charge one of our members with having sexual relations within the firehouse. >> all the sex was concept you'll and other allegations involved sexual harassment. union head joe shuly said inspector general failed to provide a full report of investigation. and redacted all the names and except for the 7 members now facing discipline. >> there's no legitimate reason why they will not provide us with whole report and we can't speculate to what they're covering and hiding and our perception is there must be something in the report they don't want us to see if they're not providing the whole report. >> shuly setz female paramedic sources say is mentally troubled and suicidal and forced by department brass to file an employment complaint

the local 22 firefighter union said it always received part of the report from the inspector general. union officials are expected to make a public statement sometime tomorrow. >> hey, happening today atlantic city former revel casino faces utility services deadline bankruptcy judge will decide later this morning if the property should lose the use of electricity heat, and water. a local utility provide is her threatening to cut off service at 5:00 o'clock tonight unless it gets assurances revel's debts will be paid without power to building could quickly be overtaken by mold. revel's also in talks with florida developer to finish the sale for the closed casino. >> thinking about when you were out there yesterday on those big boats. >> in atlantic city? >> yes. >> quick shout out to the folks in atlantic city by the way at the white house sandwich shop. >> oh, ya. >> they watch every morning and they love steel keel. >> i thanks for watching, and hey still a chance for to you become an overnight millionaire. >> so there was no winner last night's powerball drawing and now the jackpot stands at $360 m

happening today philadelphia fire fighters union is expect to speak more about the investigation into an allege sex scandal. local 22 officials will address allegations that a dozen fire fight espeseth with the female paramedic and fire station as cross the city while on the job. today's press conference is expect to include more details about the the the inspector general's current investigation into the fire department. >>> the penn state ncaa and the family of joe paterno are due in court today. parties are trying to rewill solve issues filed by the paterno family concerning a 2012 consent decree. >>> a quick update out of atlanta a. a a very tragic turn off events concerning bobbi kristina brown now her family will to have make a tough choice, what doctors told them yesterday, that is truly, heart breaking. >>> later, he didn't win the super bowl bye richard sherman has a a lot to be proud of today, yes says that i guess his new gift of life, his son is already very clever. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quot

local farm cooperatives. the plan is part of the government's economic growth strategy. the head of the central union of agricultural cooperatives says he accepted the plan after hearing from officials of the ruling liberal democratic party. >> translator: we will make an effort to reform in order to boost the incomes of farmers and help reinvigorate the regional economies. >> the plan will change the union's status by end of march 2019 from one based on the agricultural loss to a general incorporated body. the central union will continue to coordinate the activities of local farm cooperatives but its auditing function will become a separate company. local farm cooperatives will be able to choose their auditors. the government plans to submit the reform bill to the current session of the diet. >>> japanese electronics company hitachi is offering a wearable i.t. device. it's got a new twist to it. it measures the wearer's happiness, and satisfaction. take a look at this. it looks actually like a company i.d. badge, and embedded sensor and wireless technology monitors how the wearer walks and talks. hitachi engineers say a person's physical movements are related to their feelings. the

> happening today philadelphia's fire fighters union is expect to speak more about the investigation in the an alleged sex scandal. local will 22 officials will address allegation that is a dozen fire fighters had sex with a female paramedic inside fire stations across the the city while on the job. today's press conference is expected to include more details about the inspector general's current investigation in, to the the fire department. >>> federal authorities are looking into new claims against new jersey governor chris christie and his administration. former hunterdon county assistant prosecutor, bennet barlen says the governor's office has him fired after he complained about dropping a case begins a political donor. he says he spoke with the justice department investigators with more than an hour about the incident that happened back in 2010. the governor has denied any involvement. >>> 4:10. new proposal could increase security and safety outside of bars in philadelphia councilman curtis jones is hoping to introduce, resolution that would placees that it saw alcohol install camera outside their businesses. the councilman says, i

according to union officials they've only seen an edited version of the city's investigative report an they want a complete one. the mayor as office has not yet commented on this case. >>> a local police dispatcher is under arrest accused of a drunk driving crash. investigators say this is not the first time he's been in trouble with the law. according to police, 36-year-old richard doherty was driving under the influence when he struck and kill alfonso dickerson walking on tilton road friday morning in galloway township. doherty has been suspended as a dispatcher for absecon police. he used to work for the pleasantville police where he was hired to be an officer but was fired three weeks before graduation because he showed up drunk to the academy. >>> a reputed philadelphia mobster will be spending the next few decades in prison. yesterday in court, anthony nicodemo pleaded guilty to several charges, including third degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. prosecutors say nicodemo shot and killed a man in south philadelphia in 2012. a judge sentenced nicodemo to 25 to 30 years in prison. nicodemo's alleged ties to organized crime were never mentioned in court. >>> this m

meanwhile officials with firefighters local 22 say they have received only part of the inspector general's report on the allegations. the union says it will make a public statement friday after the discipline meetings take place. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> winter warmup today but don't get too used to it. we're already watching a chance for snow that could make for a tricky morning commute. chief meteorologist scott williams live in old city tonight. so scott it's been so cold temperatures in the 40s feel kind of balmy today. >>> i don't even have gloves on or a hat for that matter. we saw a lot of sunshine today. temperatures topping out in the mid 40s across our area. but over the next 24 hours it's going to be a different story. also, we have a chance for some morning snow. but right now let's talk about the temperatures. 45 degrees thanks to those winds out of the south making everyone feel pretty comfortable considering as of late how cold it's been. you can see those winds out of the south about five to 10 miles per hour. we have 45 degrees in dover. as well as wilmington. 42 right now in pottstown. but look at the f

local 22 firefighters union only received part of the report from the inspector general. you union officials are expected to make a public statement tomorrow, and we will have that for you. >> well a philadelphia man says he's suing the tsa after they detained him for more than 20 hours, at philadelphia international airport. >> this guy was actually put in jail. roger vander clock says he was arrested in january of 2013 when tried to file client. screeners suspicious of the energy bars, and sports watch he had in his travel bag, which they claim could be organic materials use today detonate explosive device. that's when they led this manna way and held him for nearly a day. about 23 hours. so vander clock said tsa supervisor also lied about him, making a bomb threat at the airport. never made the bomb threat. judge dismissed those charges against him, who is now suing the tsa for damages. fire i train crash killed seven people outside of new york sit, work to go find out why women's suv was on the railroad tracks when the train smashed into it. and we now know she was married mother of thre

union officials addressed the ongoing investigation into alleged sexual misconduct while on city property. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has the story. >> reporter: the firefighters union localffice of the inspector general has accused 13 members of sexual misconduct involving a female paramedic. four allegedly had sexual relations with were the young woman including one battalion chief. most of the alleged sex happened off duty and away from department facilities. >> the department has elected to charge one of our members with having sexual relations within a firehouse. >> reporter: all of the sex was consentual and the other allegations involve sexual harassment. union head joe shuley says the inspector general filed provide a full report of the investigation and redacted all the names except for the seven members now facing discipline. >> there is no legitimate reason why they will not provide us with the whole report. we can't speculate as to what they're covering up or what they're hiding but as i said our perception is there must be something in the report they don't want us to see if they're not providing the whole report. >> reporter: he says the female paramedic who

according to the union officials they've only seen an edited version of the city's investigative report and they want a complete one. the mayor's office has yet to comment on this case. >>> a localpolice dispatcher is under arrest accused of a deadly drunk driving crash. investigators say this is not his first time in trouble. according to police 36-year-old richard doherty was driving under the influence when he struck and killed alfonso dickerson who was walking on tilton road. this happened friday morning in galloway township. doherty has been suspends as a dispatcher for absecon police. sources tell nbc 10 that he used to work for the pleasantville police where he was hired to an officer but was fired three weeks before graduation because he showed up drunk to the academy. >>> a reputed philadelphia mobster will be spending the next few decades in prison. yesterday in court, anthony nicodemo pleaded guilty to several charges, including third degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. prosecutors say nicodemo shot and killed gino depeatro in south philadelphia in 2012. a judge sentenced nicodemo to 25 to 30 years in prison. nicodemo's alleged ties to organized crime were

happening today, philadelphia's fire fighters union will discuss more details in the alleged sex scandal case involving a dozen fire fighters. local 22 officials will hold a press conference this morning. we will have a cam were there. to address issues surrounding the ongoing investigation. a dozen fire fighters and supervisors a accused of having sex with the female paramedics in the firehouse's cross philadelphia. union leaders say they still haven't gotten the inspector general's full report. >>> attorney for penn state, ncaa and family of joe paterno are due in court this morning. parties are trying to resolve misuse in a lawsuit filed by paterno's family concerning 2012 consent decree. >> 7:09. we have heart breaking news concerning daughter of whitney houston. people magazine is report ago this a family member of bobbi kristina brown says everybody is coming to the hospital to say their goodbyes. this is after that source say the doctor told them nothing more can be done for bobby christina that source also added that the news was especially devastate to go her father, bobby brown, bobbi kristina was found unconscious in the the bathtub

local union republicans. coming, why they're giving him the money. >>> from our delaware bureau the spca temporarily stopped its dog adoption program. >> because two dogs died from a mysterious disease. just to be safe officialsere stopped letting families take home dogs. workers are cleaning the center to make sure the virus is wiped out and each dog here is getting a checkup to make sure they weren't effected. >> if we have some kind of fatal contagious disease, we do not want our animals going out into the community and then infecting our community, our canine community, with any other kind of virus. >> first state animal center leaders say they should be able to safely resume adoptions tomorrow morning. necessity also say they have no reason to believe any recently adopted pets were exposed to the still unidentified virus. >>> new jersey is cracking down on so-called puppy mills. governor chris christie signed a pet store closure bill into law last week requiring pet stores to keep records of the breeders where they get their puppies. the law also makes it illegal for stores to buy puppies from breeders. the federal government has cited severe violations. >>> all it takes is a little ice and snow for tree

union president recently worked together to successfully negotiate a first contract under the reorganized police department. the key lesson that we have learned is that we are all better off when labor management and local officials work together. we hope that leaders across the country will commit to these five principles, finding common ground and engaging in open communication, treating each other with respect, understanding each other's roles and responsibilities, working together to promote officer safety and wellness. by committing to these principles we can overcome the negative 80 of the past and move forward together toward building communities and police departments. thank you. >> thank you, doctor. we will now hear from karen wilson who is the mayor of gary, indiana. >> thank you, cochair professor robinson and to the entire task force, first and foremost i would like to thank you for the opportunity to join with this group and testify before you today. you are charged with developing recommendations that would be critical to the future of our city and of our nation and it is certainly my honor to add our thoughts on behalf of the u.s. conference of mayors on behalf of those recommendations he would ma