. >> the city's top watchdog philadelphia controller allen butkovitz has been doggedly after the district for evere for years exposing a deplorable and dangerous condition for kids. >> we have highlighted the filthy conditions but there are mundane conditions we suspect are very health-damaging for kids. there's mold, there's exposed asbestos that hasn't been encapsulated, as regulations require. >> reporter: take a look at what some of the city controller found in his most recent investigation. released just a few months ago after inspecting 20 of the city's more than 200 schools. exposed high voltage panels. door handles removed if emergency exits. falling concrete. broken doors and windows. and toilets permanently clogged with waste. >> most egregious pictures are the ones of the bathrooms which had human waste in the toilets that had not been flushed or cleaned. >> butkovititz credits the schol district with addressing the most egregious issues. >> what do you .is goin. is going on. >> exactlexpect is goingsuspect. >> just outright lying by the school district. >> how so? what were th

. >>> comptroller allen butkovitz says the city is not meeting standards when it comes to response times shows that 60,000 fire engines did not arrive in time. that equals out to a 75% compliancesy rate and he blames the brownout policy that allows engines to close on certain days and nights. he is calling on mayor nutter and mayor elect kenney to revise the policies. >> people are still being killed and injured as a result of fires and every minutes delay increases the chance substantially of someone being killed or hurt. >> but the commissioner points out the historically low injuries from fires. >> you need a total measurement, the number one goal from the fire department is to save lives and protect property and we are doing that. >> commissioner sawyer says his new plan addresses it's issue of response times. >>> and new cameras will be installed along the atlantic city boardwalk and the goal is to increase public safety and police will monitor the cameras and they will be added on the light poles, the reinvestment authority signed $11 million in bonds to pay for the upgrades. >>> a