let's meet our insiders today, and they are ajay raju, attorney and businessman.ood morning to you, sir. val digiorgio, gop state official. good morning. nia meeks, communications executive. good morning, nia. and christine flowers, journalist and attorney. thank you all for being here. thanks, chris. the city's making a concerted effort. mayor jim kenney already getting out groups of people and signs, trying to get folks to stay in town. last september, as we all know, when pope francis came, a million visitors came, but many residents fled. restaurants couldn't fill their seats half the time, and hotels weren't as booked as they had hoped -- at least, not until the bitter end. what do you think is gonna happen this time? is it a matter of the roads not being closed and blocked off the way it was with the pope? will that keep it from happening? >> well, i think there's not been as much hype about how security's gonna clamp down on the city. i think that will help. having been to a few conventions on the republican side, i think it's important for people to stay i

in ajay art of aging, tamala eds talks about a doctor giving back in his gold are years. >> reporter: doctor served in the air force and joined penn medicine. he planned to kickback, but the military memories changed his mind. i saw a lot of poverty up close and a lot of disease we don't see in the united states. i came to the reallyization that i could do something overseas that would be more long lasting. >> reporter: penn medicine helped dr. roth create a fund and carve out time to build partnerships in haiti and guatemala. we deliver care to a group of people who would not get that care. we treat everybody and everything that comes in. from the program dr. roth said he has gotten back as much as he has given. >>> i feel in some ways it has renewed the energy i have for working each day. >> reporter: he feels everyone should use their talents to relieve the suffering of others. >>> invest themselves wholeheartedly and sacrificially in others live and do it with passion. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. bef

. >> it was in a pretty secluded area next to a forest reserve, which was righted ajay september to aon. >> whoa. >> i watch enough "dateline" to know that's not a good sign. >> was nailah down there in that murky water? >> they drudged the lagoon. >> acand forth they went, scouring every inch of and the thick behind it and found one weird thing. >> jewelry in some of the bushes. >> pearls and such hanging there. the cops checked with their friends, looked like nailah, they said, except nailah wasn't here. but remember sister lehia's p.r. campaign, not far away from there, next town over -- >> a person saw a newscast, and they're like, that car's been on my block for a couple days. and thank god they saw that and thank god they cared enough to call it in. >> that call came from here, hammond, indiana, three days after nailah vanished, a black chevy impala. >> we rushed out there to see it. >> reporter: it was hers. >> you opened that trunk, the last thing you want to think is there's something in that trunk. and fortunately there wasn't. >> you obviously do a workup on th dna, anythin

the small rectangle ajays are sent to it is a -- adjacent to it is a ground control station painted white to make it look like an ordinary construction bin. but at that september 4th national security council meeting, neither the cia, nor the military wanted to take responsibility for pulling the trigger on this unfamiliar new weapon, even using the monkey switch. so they decided to wait. one week to the day later, of course, everything changed. and the day after that, three armed predators were on their way to a base in uzbekistan where they could take off and land for missions over afghanistan. predator 3034, flown by big safari's captain scott swanson and master sergeant jeff with quaw, launched the fist lethal drone -- first lethal drone strike on the first night of the war there, october 7, 2001, a story that i tell in great detail in my book. three days later president bush, at another national security council meeting, said why can't we fly more than one predator at a time? we ought to have 50 of these things. and in december of that year, bush gave a speech to the corps of cadets

let's meet our insiders today, and they are ajay raju, attorney and businessman. morning to you, sir. val digiorgio, gop state official. good morning. nia meeks, communications executive. good morning, nia. and christine flowers, journalist and attorney. thank you all for being here. thanks, chris. the city's making a concerted effort. mayor jim kenney already getting out groups of people and signs, trying to get folks to stay in town. last september, as we all know, when pope francis came, a million visitors came, but many residents fled. restaurants couldn't fill their seats half the time, and hotels weren't as booked as they had hoped -- at least, not until the bitter end.

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