key to have covington there he is not a great player but he will get open shots with ben sim opposite on the floor. >> lets hope they can get a few more wins. >>> still to come on "action news" sports sunday another former eagles coach unfortunately has passed away tonight. we will talk about that. plus eagles where to wave good bye to their summer vacation. we are talking football next, but first melissa with weather. >>> jeff, mike, thanks. here's the exclusive seven day forecast. it gets hotter on monday, humid too, high of 95. heat index close to 100. strong showers and storms in the afternoon. some could turn severe. not as hot on tuesday. high of 89. humidity lowering slowly as we go throughout the day. less humid on wednesday at 84. good looking day. "action news" sports sunday continues with more after the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fibe

president covington, i'm not really clear of your question. if you can give me a little bit more detail? >> a little more context? >> yes. >> if you can talk a little bit about your presentation particularly the mission because that was the focus of that particular meeting. what it is that we have looked at in terms of the fires there, what we found, what comprises the arson task force, just those kinds of general things. >> with regards to the mission itself, the alarm was in bernal heights. we looked at the mission. we went back to 2004 to look at the working fires and greater alarms, etc. what we found is since 2004, the overall fires in the mission it fluctuates as few as 10 and as many as 28 in the year. it took an average to roughly 17 a year. that's on part of what we had last year. we had 17. so, not discounting every fire is a concern of ours, but i think the focus should be, well the focus is on right now for what we are hearing feedback is people being displaced which is a great concern. so we looked at the greater alarms last year.

. >> thank you commissioner president covington so the h 23 in the 18 we met i he feels there entirely with users commissioner vice president cleaveland and wanting o'connor and as well as the chief and the members if the ems association informal agreements we agreed on the wablg as well as how many years the applicants have to have in the fire department substantially the next day we met again with dhr representative steven 798 attorney and the association again and ac myers and yourselves and agreed to those two items what we came up with we have to i'll say modify the classification chief meyers they compressed and some things adam that maybe not should have been adam and hopefully get that document modified this week and agreed on by both parties the city and 798 and move forward with this. >> okay. >> thank you we will have frequent updates on this until the deal is made thanks. >> is this any public comment on this item? that wants to comment on this presentation. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and fellow commissioners my questions or comments. >> concerns? >> seeing n

president covington, i'm not really clear of your question. if you can give me a little bit more detail? >> a little more context? >> yes. >> if you can talk a little bit about your presentation particularly the mission because that was the focus of that particular meeting. what it is that we have looked at in terms of the fires there, what we found, what comprises the arson task force, just those kinds of general things. >> with regards to the mission itself, the alarm was in bernal heights. we looked at the mission. we went back to 2004 to look at the working fires and greater alarms, etc. what we found is since 2004, the overall fires in the mission it fluctuates as few as 10 and as many as 28 in the year. it took an average to roughly 17 a year. that's on part of what we had last year. we had 17. so, not discounting every fire is a concern of ours, but i think the focus should be, well the focus is on right now for what we are hearing feedback is people being displaced which is a great concern. so we looked at the greater alarms last year.

. >> thank you commissioner president covington so the h 23 in the 18 we met i he feels there entirely with users commissioner vice president cleaveland and wanting o'connor and as well as the chief and the members if the ems association informal agreements we agreed on the wablg as well as how many years the applicants have to have in the fire department substantially the next day we met again with dhr representative steven 798 attorney and the association again and ac myers and yourselves and agreed to those two items what we came up with we have to i'll say modify the classification chief meyers they compressed and some things adam that maybe not should have been adam and hopefully get that document modified this week and agreed on by both parties the city and 798 and move forward with this. >> okay. >> thank you we will have frequent updates on this until the deal is made thanks. >> is this any public comment on this item? that wants to comment on this presentation. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and fellow commissioners my questions or comments. >> concerns? >> seeing n

around 12:30 police were called to cheltenham avenue and covington road and oak lane. man arrive, one person had to be freed trapped inside a car. there is no word on that person's condition. police are investigating that cause of that crash. >>> police looking for whom ever shot and killed a 16 year-old boy at a holiday barbecue. officers respond to the home in the 1800 block of south 31st street around midnight where they found the teen shot six times. the medics rush him to children's hospital of philadelphia, where doctors pronounced him dead. investigators are trying to find a dark colored car spotted leaving that shooting scene. >>> this morning police are on the hunt for the man who tried to abduct two women from delaware. sunday a man grabbed a university of the delaware student at colonial garden apartment complex along main street. police believe the same man tried to push a 61 year-old woman inside her own car the very next day at main towers. investigators say the student was unloading packages from her car when she was attacked by a man who tried to put a

police say 14 year-old slipped and fell in the well in covington township. first rescuer to reach her was a police officer who spent hours, in the cold water, with her. well is part of the structure known as a dry dam built in the 07's. officials say girl suffered a broken leg and hypotheria but is expect to recover. thirty-first responders were also treated for hypotheria. >> it is 5:57. up next not your average prison break. we will tell but inmates who slipped out of that are cell and saved a guard and goat ago place for it. >>> knock out business deal, ufc is on the verge of the largest franchise sale in sports history. we will be right back. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta s

see that's he and robert covington when is the last time you saw players with their phones on the bench was sunday. this is last night. joel embiid is really paying attention to what's going on the floor. this is a joke. he's probably inter acting but he should be interacting with his teammates and not with whoever it is on that phone. >> he's interacting on social media. >> that's great. he's supposed to learn how to play since he hasn't played. >> exactly. i don't think he ever will. be sure to join us tonight for the fox 29 news at 10:00. a wild end to this high speed chase when a driver loses control and flips an suv. take closer look. what comes flying out of the one of the windows during the crash leading even deputes stunned. that does it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you right back here at 10. have great night. inside edition is up next. . >>> sea of blue. >>> and awkward. ♪ glory glory hallelujah >> storm over george w. bush swaying and dancing. >>> and the football star's apology for posting this gruesome image. >>> then -- >> jennifer aniston's blistering attack. >> why she

president covington is listening intently.scovered there was a issue with valves on the fire boat and as a result new valveerize ord ered and installed which is in process. there was a time delay from this issue and the contract is being modified with oca and the city attorneys office. the new anticipated delivery date per the contract is july 15 with department working with the building for thrirfby the first week of july. [inaudible] trials are projected for the end of june where the department will send out representatives to assist with the trials. that i believe concludes my report and welcome any questions. thank you. >> thank you chief. are there any members of the public that would like to comment or ask questions of chief [inaudible] seeing none, public comment is closed and i will go to vise president cleveland. >> thank you madam president and thank you chief williams for your comprehensive report. had a couple questions and obviously i think we are all delighted that proposition 8 passed and now the department has

commissioner president francee covington commissioner vice president cleaveland commissioner stephener michael hardeman acting chief of the department ignoring and item 2 please silence all electronic devices. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole not to department personnel not to enter into the date with a speaker the lack of a irons by the commissioners didn't necessarily constitute an agreement with or support of statements during. >> thank you, madam secretary is there any member of the public that would like to address the commission on a matter not on the agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. please call the next item. >> item 3 discussion and possible action to approve meeting minutes of regular meeting on june 22, 2016. >> thank you. any public comment on the minutes as submitted? >> all right. no public comment public comment is closed. and i'll go to my fellow commissioners beginning with commissioner vice president cleaveland. >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you hardeman second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> of approval of th

police say woman left an argument and drove off in the suv, when she hit the karat cheltenham avenue covingtonoad. the man in the car was not involved in the argument, but, he did break his leg. broad gamblers to taj mahal despite the presence every striking casino workers. nearly 1,000 members of atlantic city's main casino walk off the job last friday, they won a contract that restores its members health insurance, and retirement pension plans, terminated by taj's previous owners in 2014. no word on when both side will return to the bargaining table. tonight your chance to become an instant millionaire. >> mega millions now stand at whopping $449 million. jim long as big monday. >> i yes. >> the region overcome with lottery fever, this is potentially the seventh largest lottery jackpot ever in the u.s. you know, been more than two years since mega millions jackpot grew this large. the drawing is tonight. your chance of matching all of the numbers one in 259 million. but, don't let that scary away, because you can't win if you don't play. so good luck. >>> over 300 million, then i get involve

police were called to cheltenham avenue and covington road, in oak lane. when they arrived, one person had to be freed, who was trapped up side that car. there is no word on that person's condition, we will check on the hospital now. police are investigating the cause of the crash because that is what they do. >>> police are trying to track down men who made threats to the country music concert that caused it to be cancel. authorities say two male suspects walked in the americana bay side welcome center in shelbyville, and made alarming statement to the person working at the desk. security concerns prompted police to cancel a concert by the band perry. police are not giving specific details about the threat citing their investigation if you recognized these men, call police. >>> in the north philadelphia, an explosion at an atm has police on the hunt for what happened. the blast sent officers in the 2500 block of westerly high avenue at 4:30 yesterday morning. something went off inside of the atm right in front of the barber shop. police are still trying t

commissioner president francee covington commissioner vice president cleaveland commissioner stephen nakajo commissioner michael hardeman acting chief of the department ignoring and item 2 please silence all electronic devices. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole not to department personnel not to enter into the date with a speaker the lack of a irons by the commissioners didn't necessarily constitute an agreement with or support of statements during. >> thank you, madam secretary is there any member of the public that would like to address the commission on a matter not on the agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. please call the next item. >> item 3 discussion and possible action to approve meeting minutes of regular meeting on june 22, 2016. >> thank you. any public comment on the minutes as submitted? >> all right. no public comment public comment is closed. and i'll go to my fellow commissioners beginning with commissioner vice president cleaveland. >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you hardeman second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >>

now he runs the chertoff group a risk management securities firm and is also senior council of covington burlington. ambassador john negroponte was many key posts including ambassador to the philippines and iraq and ambassador from our country to mexico. he was the first-ever director of national intelligence and currently is vice-chairman at mclarty. so, you know, before we get into the nitty-gritty and some of the most interesting aspects when it comes to national security in mexico, i will turn to the former ambassador and ask him to talk more broadly about the u.s.-mexico relationship. and maybe answer the key question i hear in ohio and pennsylvania about how does mexico affect ordinary americans. >> thank you very much, mary, and thank you to your center for hosting us in this what i think is very important meeting. let me start with a resounding yes to the point that jason made about the importance of the relationship. when i was deputy national security adviser under ronald reagan and george herbert walker bush was elected and i was asked what post i wanted to go to, mexico was m

covington, georgia. democrat. caller: my name is sweetie. i am an african american, living in the state of georgia now. i have in the past always supported president because presidents should be coming to the table with a passion for the , intelligence and a vision for what america should have. liar, donaldis a with messed up new jersey the casinos. he's got a vision with the businesses, but then he takes his money and he runs. behind --ver stand talking about building walls in this time in america. america needs to see what is really going on. if i hear one more negative thing about barack obama -- for a black man to be able to be in office and take all that this , but barack obama is not heined by the disrespect -- is living his passion, respecting his family, respecting america, but the house of representatives refuses to do their job. i did 27 years in the corporate world. i would have been fired if i did not do my job. i'm getting so sick of america but i'm definitely not blindsided. watching, but god does not go and just devastate ever