." >> well, and with reason because, just in recent memory, congressman chaka fattah, kathleen kane,ho was our attorney general for the state, seth williams, the former d.a. -- we've had a long list just in recent memory. that doesn't even go way back. what do you think, ed? >> well, i'm with brian on this. first of all, i think bob brady is a very cautious man, very experienced. i don't see him having placed himself in a situation where he could be the subject of any kind of litigation -- or prosecution, i should say. and, look, campaigns do this all the time in some form. you have someone who is running. you try to figure out, "how do i get them out of the way?" you want to stay within the rules. but to another point brian made about a party being in power for too long -- you get a little sloppy. >> yeah. >> you think that you don't have to be too adherent to the rules -- close enough is good enough for government work. we don't have to stay right where the letter of the law is. >> and the fbi wouldn't stick its neck out and some of these allegations would become public in the ligh

last year, chaka fattah was found guilty. and robert menendez's case has yet to go to trial. >>> the future of your health care is now in the hands of the u.s. senate. today republicans barely got the votes they needed to simply debate a new health care bim. and minutes ago, their first option for repealing and replacing obamacare was voted down. it shows that republicans are still divided on big questions. will a new bill get rid of the han date to have health care? will it cut medicaid or subsidies for private insurance? keith jones spoke to patients who are waiting for those answer. >> basically the senate has agreed to open debate on repealing and replacing obamacare. both sides admit they don't know what they'll end up voting on. while patients and families hang in the balance. >> it's just killing me. going to kill my son, literally. >> her son is being covered for addiction. he's covered through obamacare. >> i'm thankful he didn't die on the street the. >> if he didn't have obamacare he wouldn't be here. >> reporter:

last year found chaka fattah guilty. robert menendez has a case yet to go to trial. >>> new details of a man who went missing. investigators say it took hours for those with him to call for help. delaware state police say the man was with three other people monday when he jumped in using a rope swing. last seen going over a dam. the people with him did not call 911 until nearly two hours later after they returned home. >>> new this morning. police in burlington county are asking for help to try to find a man who try to lure a child into his truck. the attempted abduction happened last night. police believe the man wore a ski mask and was driving a brown ford ranger pickup truck. >>> 5:35. now to breaking news on the health carele showdown on capit hill. vote to repeal has failed. another vote scheduled for today. the amendment would have repealed much of obamacare and would have given congress two years to come up with replacement. >> i think we were getting closer to an agreement that would include, you know, the big pr

former congressman chaka fattah, former state senator vince fumo, former city treasurer corey kemp, former state house speaker john perzel, former councilman rick mariano. these are all individuals who are philadelphia politicians within the last two decades have gone to jail. >> at the philadelphia citizen, we printed up philadelphia all-star corruption playing cards, so people can trade them with their friends. and in that exercise, we found that it much worse now when you read what people have done. they're more inventive -- you think of vince fumo, who innovated in terms of using non-profits. >> sure, sure. >> and, you know, you actually pine for the days of buddy cianfrani. >> but this is nothing new. look what lee beloff did back in the day, look at abscam. i mean, i grew up in south philly, i say to my dad, "why do we keep voting for these people over and over again? the neighborhoods get worse and worse, crime gets worse, taxes get higher. people are leaving the neighborhood. you can't attend the public school, and our guys keep going to jail." you know, there's two councilmen and