and we have david henry. david? >>reporter:the city is expecting hundreds of thousands to be out on the parkway enjoying the concerts and fireworks. while they are dancing up a sweat hundreds of other are sweating it out behind-the-scenes. >> all the information comes in here and all the information is analyzed and distilled into the field. >>reporter:this is the nerve center. police, fire and other public safety officials will be glued to the screens looking for signs of trouble. they will be monitoring hundreds of cameras and relaying information to personnel in the field. >> we have others. part of the matters i can't talk about. there are people out there constantly making sure that they have a good time. >>reporter:it has public safety officials on eng. officials on edge. they have to be on watch for a lone wolf type of attack. >> we check in on a regular base. >>reporter:they gather for one last meeting before launching the massive undertaking. it involves hundreds of police, fire and medical units and along w

david henry is live in wissinoming where the facility will be built. >> philadelphia's gain is new jersey's loss, this is dietz and watson's home base, they have their corporate offices here in philadelphia. soon it will be home to the nationwide distribution center, literally rising from the ashes. >> we are excited to build this campus environment we have here. >> the company is spending $50 million to build a new distribution center adjacent to its headquarterers, it will

david henry. david has the needle moved even a little bit?>reporter:well if it did, move, jim, neither side is saying. they met for three hours and went their separate ways. the two sides huddled with at a law firm with the mediator. >> we are preachin preparing tow services saturday morning midnight we will be on strike. >>reporter:it was followed by the union and septa negotiators and three hours later they walked out. they were working for years without a new contract. it they notified it was imposing the terms of the contract proposal at midnight. the unions are ready to walk in septa doesn't budget. 60,000 commuters may be left stranded wher. >> for the weekend i'll take the el in. >> for the work week i don't know. >> i'll borrow my parents' car. i would be unhappy. my main mode of transportation is the train for a lot of things. it's really inconvenient. if the rail workers walk it's the first rail strike since 1983. they are asking septa to stagger their worker hours if there is a strike. it is only during off peak hours. those lines

live at suburban station david henry. >>> thank you, david. a burlington county man has been accused of killing his mother inside their home. 44-year-old herbert roulettes held on $500,000 bail. they shared a house in pemberton township. they are investigating a motive for the crime. the medical examiner is determining the official cause of death. >> it's a hefty payday for 90 waiters and waitresses from chicky'chickie's and pete's. he kept some of the tips for himself. restaurant spokespersons say that it's due to complex pay regulations. >> it tripped up restaurants all over the country. >> it's a 6 million assessment will go out later. >>> the u.s. and ghana soccer game is underway. the center is brazil. locally bethlehem, pennsylvania is a fifa dream. what is going on there walter? >> you cannot believe how the crowd ballooned. people showed up in droves. the u.s. game is underway against ghana. you see the giant tv. the huge crowd. this party is fifa sanctioned. it taking place outside of the arts quest center. the u.s. match up fancy gha

lets go live to the current facility and david henry. >> the expansion has been rumored and they are true confirmed today by dietz and watson officials, they are rebuilding their burned out distribution center here in philadelphia instead of new jersey. >> we are happy to be in philadelphia. >> it's a family rye soonon of sorts, this is where the company began 75 years ago and 10 years ago they moved their nationwide distribution center to new jersey and last december it burned to the ground and officials in pennsylvania and new jersey went to work trying to get the company to rebuild the center or rebuild. pennsylvania offers 7 million dollars in state grant and $7 million in low interest loans, the company says in the end it made more sense to consolidate everything near its headquarterers. governor corbett issued a video taped statement. >> it was a team efforts from start to finish, as a result dietz and watson will be a stable in this community for years to come. >> new jersey was terribly disappointed and understand the business decision they made and made sense with the other

and david henry is live from city hall with that story. david. >> yeah, rick what a day on the school funding front. the school leaders were in harrisburg begging for more money and city council was turning its back on most of what the district was seeking from the city. [chanting] dozens of students walked out of class and took to the streets again today. once again they are trying to make their voices heard pleading for a fair school funding formula. >> the poorer the school, the more funding. we need help. >>reporter:the council finance committee rejected the request for a $55 million. authoritying only $27 million. >> they decideauthoritying auth. >> how much more can you cut? >> there is no more to cut. >>reporter:they laid out 3600 employees last year. its facing a shortfall. it intended by making some of that by selling off buildings. there was an agreement for seven buildings that have not settled yet. in exchange the district has to hand over the city who has to sell. they have to approve the full amount of the current $55 million

live in philadelphia is "action news" reporter david henry. >> reporter: well, as you know this case say political football bouncing back and form from the attorney general and the philadelphia district attorney. and now the d.a. is running with the ball and handing it off to a grand jury. >> i won't allow this case to just disappear. there has to be accountability. >> published reports named the targets of the investigation and state representatives and former traffic court judge. sources close to the investigation confirm they are among those under investigation but the d.a. says it's not just limited to them. >> this investigation is much more expansive than what has been previously reported. >> the five that have been name ready accused of accepting gifts and cash from an undercover informant. and they have complied dozens of audio recordings and they are convincing enough to send to the grand jury for criminal charges think the investigation is going on since 2010, before kathleen kane was elected. she dropped the case shortly after taking office and said it relied on a shaky in

david henry is live in chinatown with the latest. that traffic light has since been fixed? >> the traffic light is operating properly and traffic is stopping here at the intersection because the light turned red. here on the ground you can still see some debris left after the accident this morning. the light is operating properly but there are many lingering questions after that accident that landed four people in the hospital. >> the condition of the two vehicles involved tells the story, the impact was hard, and neither one had the right of way, the traffic light was malfunctioning at the time, displaying both green and red in both directions, drivers are to stop when a light is malfunctioning. police are trying to determine if either driver stopped before going through the intersection. the driver of the ambulance and a passenger was admitted to the hop. the driver of the taxi and a female passenger were admitted. the ambulance involved was a private transport ambulance, a private driver for life star response, neither its flashing lights or siren would have been activat

live at suburban station, david henry, "channel 6 action news," rick. >> david, thank you. investigators are trying to determine this noon what caused landing gear to fail on liftonza airport flight that was forced to return to philadelphia inlts national airport. the flight took off 5:45 yesterday evening. the pilot quickly determined that the plane's landing gear was stuck in the down possession. the crew made several unsuccessful attempts raise the gear and nothing worked xtd "action news" viewers captured video of the plane dumping fuel over chester county to make a safe landing become in philadelphia. there were 20 passengers on board the flight. 270 passengers on board the flight and no one was hurt. >> crisis in iraq. u.s. is considering walking with archenemy iran to stop the sunni militants forcibly taking over town after town in iraq. there are four u.s. warships sitting off the costs ready for action. and marines are stationed at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. karen travers has more in this report from washington. >> reporter: four american war ships have went into

live in west chester, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. a medical examiners office in florida say that birdie africa was drunk when he drowned aboard a cruise ship last december, that the 41-year-old also known as michael moses ward died of acute alcohol intoxication, one of two people to survive the mood bombing in philadelphia in 1985, he was just 13 at the teem. the siege killed 11 people including ward's mother. >>> a fire early this morning, fire officials say that a grease fire started in the kitchen of the toll house tavern on chester pike before 12:30 and the flames jumped to the eaves and the ventilation system. everybody was able to get out safely. >>> philadelphia city council has given final approval to the bill that will give the school district $120 million in sales tax revenue, while more is welcome and that is welcome, this doesn't come close to solving the district's money problems, vernon odom is liveality school district's headquarterers. >> reporter: jim, it is late spring and as usual philadelphia school budget crisis

and more on that is david henry live at the girard an on-ramp in fishtown. and penndot pushed back the start of the project until wednesday? >> that's right. the weather delay, can't paint lineses on the road, so holding it off until wednesday. the construction zone about a half mile long. wednesday expanded another mile and a half northward, also bringing with it the positive bill of even longer delays. >> an hour delay from here to academy road. >> and maybe crazy when they shift barriers and paint new lines from columbia avenue up to allegeny avenue. the potential for long delays further annoys already aggravated drivers. >> it is going to be a mess. it is a mess. i go to my moms, and i have to go around to get here. >> and built in the 1960s, penndot says it is long overdupe for a major face lift. ment phase kicking in tonight is the fourth and biggest of the six rebuilding projects. the first started almost three years ago and the entire three miles of new high way not finished until four years from now. it is a long nightmare already for people living

live in wilmington, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> david thank you, the philadelphia 76ers are officially headed across the delaware river to camden at least to practice, the team was awarded $82 million in tax breaks to build a facility there including team offices, among the deal is 250 people have to be employed. camden's mayor says that is one of the benefits. >> a great opportunity for small businesses and to reap the rewards and benefits for the 76erses having their practice facility leer on the waterfront. >> we need a place that is 24/7 operations, more than a court we share with med students. this is a whole other level. >> the sixers are the only nba team without their own practice facility. right now they rent space and the new facility doesn't open until 2016. >>> voters in trenton are casting ballots to vote for a new mayor, perez and jackson are vying for the seat. neither captured the majority of the vote, they are replacing tony mack who is going to prison for corruption charges. we'll have results as they come in on 6abc.com and on "action news" at 11:00. >

david henry, channel 6 news." >> thank you. >>> from the delaware news room a state fire marshal said a man's sick ret lit his car on fire. and travis paul smith threw a lit cigarette out and the wind blow it back into the vehicle setting the interior on fire. those passing by stopped and pulled smith to safety. smith suffered second and third-degree burns, in serious condition at crozer-chester burn center. >>> beginning at midnight for pennsylvania, and a budget not in place. the state senate scheduled to vote on a republican-backed proposal but house not expected to vote in the 8:00. >>> in new jersey, waiting for governor chris christie to sign off on a spending time. the signature is expected to come with major surgery on the $34.1 billion budget. christie vowed to veto the tax hikes on corporations and high earners. >>> some residents upped a boil water advisory tonight pending the results of water testing. live in sellersville tonight, walter perez, what is the status of the testing and status of the repair work on a broken water main? >> jim reparp work is done. the problem, t

live in center city, david henry, "channel 6 action news." walter. >>> so disturbing, thank you, david, >>> please in philadelphia are investigating eight separate shootings overnight that left two people dead in north philadelphia a 16-year-old was shot and killed while in a large crowd along the 700 block of montgomery avenue. and a bullet shattered the window of a police cruiser and a second person was also shot and critically injured. in i tioga section a 24-year-old man was shot and killed during a fight outside the galaxy night club along the 3300 block of germantown avenue. so far police have no suspects in the shootings. >>> accident investigators put the woodstown employment spent the afternoon at the scene of a serious crash south harrison, gloucester county today. a motorcycle collided with another car at the intersection of route 45 and franklinville road. the motorcycle rider was air-lifted to keerp hospital where he remains in critical condition. >>> well, 20 people and dozens of pets are out of homes because of a fast-moving fir

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david henry takes a look at security surrounding the event. >> all the information comes in here. >> reporter: this is the nerve center. technicians were busy setting up the joint operation center. police, fire and other public safety officials will be glued to the screens looking for trouble. they will be relaying information to uniformed and undercover personnel in the field. >> we have other matters that i can't talk about, but there are people out there making sure that everybody can come down and have a good time, but we'll keep everybody safe. >> reporter: the boston marathon bombing has public safety officials on edge. there are no credible threats, but they have to be on watch for a lone wolf type of attack. >> we wanted to spot reports or quick check ins on a regular basis. >> reporter: the city officials gathered before the launching of this massive undertaking. >> we'll be able to see if we have a camera in eye shot or move a camera quickly or work with police radio to deploy personnel. >> reporter: the city is getting help from cellular networks that set up five mobile to

and david henry is on the girard avenue on-ramp and more on the impact. hi there, david. >> hey. the construction you see behind me along i-95 has been going on since 2011. for a long time already. but now it is going to get much worse. this is just one of six major rebuilding projects. the fourth and largest phase begins tonight. it will spread from just south of the girard interchange over there. a mile and a half north, just south of allegeny avenue. >> a lot of construction. >> and soon to be a bigger pain. and it will expand the half-mile construction zone to almost two miles from columbia avenue to just south of allegeny avenue. drivers say it's bad enough as it is. >> it's a killer, yeah. the main changes are -- the way they have the lanes laid out, they are confusing. >> and it will be shifted around again in two phases beginning tonight. commuters will see a new pattern tomorrow morning. some abandoned i-95 all together. >> i usually take the turnpike the other way to 676 to go down into the city. it's a much smoother road. i don't have all of this traffic, all of the tr

live in camden, david henry, channel 6 "action news." brian and shirleen? >> david, thank you very much. >>> and now to accuweather on what has been a fantastic friday. >> let's go outside to meteorologist adam joseph. loving the sunshine today. >> you know, i would take this weather all summer long. with the full sunshine, comfortable temperatures, and especially that low humidity. we are a still spoiled today. we look at the numbers, we deserve it after yesterday's clouds and showers. 81 degrees in philadelphia, 78 in the lehigh valley, 80 in wilmington, 81 in millville. at the shore a little sea breeze. and beach haven 74. the dewpoints dropped back into the middle to upper 40s philadelphia to the north and west. that is pretty unheard of for this late in june to get such dry air to move in. that's why it is so uncomfortable out yesterday, the dewpoints in the 60s to near 70. and wilmington even 53 and dover 49 for the firefly festivities going on down there, not breaking much of a sweat. looking at satellite and high pressure, the weak high in control lo

david henry is live now in westchester, with the details. david? >> reporter: just moments ago, 44-year-old anton foeman was taken into custody and arraigned for charges against three children. foeman was a piano teacher for four years and just six days ago one of his students when to her mother and said he touched her inappropriately. an investigation started and three more victims came forward. he has been in the country for five years working the last four years in malvern and he and his wife ran a music school. they believe there are more victims than the ones that came forward so far. he had extensive access to the children in a music room to the children alone. and that is where the molestation took place, he was arrested at his home in phoenixville this afternoon after the charges were filed against him. he was brought here to district court and has been arraigned on those charges, serious felonies that could send him to jail a long time. they are reading a statement as follows. this is from the owner of the school, he says i was informed of

david henry is live in center city, with plans that they announced this morning. >> brian, this really is an extraordinary case that turn nood a political football, it was originally started by the state attorney generals officer and was dropped a year and a half ago and is alive again in the hands of a philadelphia grand jury. >> today we are announcing so that the public can rest assured we are not going to let this go. >> the grand jury is looking into allegations of corruption into four state representatives and a traffic court judge. ron waters, louise bishop and michelle brownly and melissa brown. sources close to the investigation confirm they are among the targets, district attorney, seth williams, took over the case after a testy dispute with attorney general, kathleen kane, she said it hinged on a tainted informant and racial profiling. and after that kane agreed to turn it over to him. and he says there is more names out there. >> this is more expansive that what has been previously reported. >> grand jury investigations are usually secret but williams was compelled to make

david henry is gathering details out of the delaware newsroom today.e joins us with an update. >> reporter: hey brian, work is going on around the clock every day since the bridge was closed last monday, but there is still a lot of work to be done and this bridge will be closed all summer and perhaps even longer. >> the expertise and the equipment and material to get this bridge reopen said on their way to delaware right now. >> the southbound lanes could be open by labor day with northbound opening a month later. the plan is to build entirely new foundations for the four tilting towers, it will replace existing steel pilings now bent. the new reinforced foundations. temporary support towers. to get traffic on the bridge as quickly as possible. >> if that fails it's on to plan b. >> we'll have to completely tear down this section of the bridge and build a new section. if that is the case, we'll be looking at later this year or early next year before you see traffic there. >> not good for drivers suffering through long delays and other routes. a passing

at philadelphia city council, a day that focused on money and marijuana, "action news" reporter david henry is live at city hall, david please explain. >> jim, thanks to a bill passed by city council today, getting busted for a small amount of weed in philadelphia may no longer mean another night in jail and council came up with more money to bail out the school district. >> today's funding, additional funding package illustrates one again the city council is standsing firmly on the next generation of leaders. >> both heap praise on city council for authoring a bill of $27 million in loans this year and another $30 million next year and they called on harrisburg no reinstall funding that was cut off the past four years and council passed north bill to help young people. making a possession of a small am of marijuana a summary offense, a $25 ticket instead of an overnight in jail and an expensive court. >> it's $40,000 in police costs and $37 million in court costs. kenny says that philadelphia is the only municipality in the state that locks up suspects instead of sending them on their way

and david henry will have more including top officials in harrisburg found out as they were looking for state funding as well. the police have charged a mother an liver-in boyfriend after a child broke heroin to school. hunter and christopher white were charged. the 6-year-old daughter showed off bags of heroin to other students. a teacher spotted the child chewing on one of the bags. the child is okay in d.h. custody tonight. >>> septa commuters may need a new way to get to work. if the talks don't go well, there could be a strike. "action news" vernon odom live at 30th street station with that story. good evening, vernon. >>reporter:good evening. a septa strike that could well happen. ate firm maybe. not for the riders of the city of philadelphia but the suburban riders on the regional rails. the septa rail lines are running on time in and out the center city today. that could be disrupted at 12:01 a.m. on saturday. strike fever is in the air. it halts the service for 60,000 riders a day. >> it's 45 minutes. when you are driving it's an hour or hour and a half two hours. you never kno

"action news" reporter, david henry, is live at cooper university hospital where the driver is being eated tonight. david? >> yeah, that's right, jim. the two most critically injured victims that accident were brought here to cooper university medical center. the driver of that pick up truck, and that 4 year old girl. and just a short while ago, a little over an hour ago, we sadly learned the child had passed away. the horrific accident happened around 7:00 this morning. the pickup truck heading west towards philadelphia on the atlantic city expressway passing the farley service plaza and it slammed into a guard rail and flipped over. three people riding in the cab, three others in the open bed of the truck. all six were ejected. a passenger in the cab, 35 year old jammes dennis, was killed. ment driver, 45 year old roselyn kornegay and a 4 year old girl in the cab were critically injured.

"action news" reporter, david henry, is live at cooper university hospital where the driver is being treated tonight. david? >> yeah, that's right, jim. the two most critically injured victims that accident were brought here to cooper university medical center. the driver of that pick up truck, and that 4 year old girl. and just a short while ago, a little over an hour ago, we sadly learned the child had passed away. the horrific accident happened around 7:00 this morning. the pickup truck heading west towards philadelphia on the atlantic city expressway passing the farley service plaza and it slammed into a guard rail and flipped over. three people riding in the cab, three others in the open bed of the truck. all six were ejected. a passenger in the cab, 35 year old jammes dennis, was killed. ment driver, 45 year old roselyn kornegay and a 4 year old girl in the cab were critically injured. they were both flown to cooper in camden and the girl later died. the three young people riding in the bed of the truck were taken to atlantic city medical center where they are all in serious, bu

live in upper darby, david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the coast guard suspended the search for a 14 year old boy who went missing in the water off ocean city. the coast guard and beach at that patrol focusing on 25-square mile area south of a jetty near 9th street. the boy from the hunting park neighborhood went under similaring with family and friends. 14 people caught in the same rip current and annie mccormick with a life report at 6:00. >>> and inspectors back pat rita's water ice store, when a 3 year old was dead. and a security gate came down on her and questions about what happened and other security gates. and vernon odom has the latest. >> the question tonight, who will take the fall for the tragedy? the building's owners or those who install the security gates? pour both? cloth covers the main windows to prevent people from peering in. closed the second day in a row since 3 year old wynter larkin killed saturday when the metal security gate wag a ton came loose and crushed the child as her mother stood nearby. the lni inspectors are looking for answers.

and david henry is live where it splits and how is the closure of the bridge affecting the preweekend traffic? >> it has been snarling traffic all weekend long much it is the first weekend the shore traffic is heading down to the beaches and so forth. and i-95 is top-and-go at this jumping tour and all that way through wilmington. the beaches may be a bill further away all summer long because of the cracks, and the shore traffic and commuters alike will be sweating it out. >> i wake up two, three hours earlier just to make it somewhere 20 minutes away. >> getting around has been a nightmare in delaware since the bridge over the river was closed monday. four of the support cool will you pleases were found to be leaning dangerously. engineers now discovered further damage after digging the he recollect away from the base of the columns. they found large cracks, indicating a sideways shift. they haven't pinpointed the cause yet but expect that the heavy piles of dirt that have been dumped near the columns and they are leaning in that direction. >> what we know, that dirt pile is exerting

live in center city, david henry, about channel 6 "action news." matt? >> we will see what happens, thank you. >>> the 67 year old man shot outside of a northeast philadelphia gun range remains in critical condition this noon. it happened last night along the 100 block of geiger road. a man and woman robbed the victim of seven hand guns and then shot him. detectives are trying to determine if the same couple was behind a robbery at a gun range in spring garden, a crime caught on surveillance. they consider the couple armed and dangerous. >>> and in bucks county they suspect someone intensely set a fire damaging the bensalem apartments. and the red cross is assisting and the red paw assisting with pets. >>> and information on the person found dead in a burning home, the case now a homicide. crews found the victim after putting out the flames on doughty road in pleasantville early this morning. one firefighter was injured. they are not saying if they believe the fire killed the man or something else. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> s

david henry "action news." >>> thank you, david. a first check with the accuweather forecast. >>> it's a gray day today. mostly cloudy. >> it's on the chillier side. the sun-included line i-cloud le south of dover and richmond counties. we are looked in the cloud cover. the clouds are not going anywhere any time soon. the double scan on the radar mode we have tornado watches in pittsburgh. and severe thunderstorm watches in the virgins. it's going to bubble up the downpours and thunderstorms. the covered is way to the west. until that pushes through that particular area of downpours and storms will rush back starting in tomorrow. 68 in philadelphia. 68 in millville. 770 dover. 66 in beach haven. the clouds are locked in with the chilly air with the east-northeast winds. 16 in million dollars. gunshots up to 14 miles-an-hour in lancaster. the evening planners as you head out this evening. 8:00, 67. as you go keep their the night the temperatures don't drop much. remaining in the mid 60s. there could be patches developing with the win

live on the parkway, david henry, "channel~6 action news." shirleen. >>> thank you, david. to go for all the details on the wawa welcome america festival. you will see it on july 4th. it is right there right now on the new 6abc.com. >>> and remember that 6abc is your home for all the festivities on the fourth of july. at 11:00 it's the independence day parade. then at 7:00 p.m. rick, cecily tynan, adam and karen will bring you the party on the parkway, cast off by the fireworks. corporal lloyd mccann has been released. he was injured on wednesday during a shootout with dennis hicks in the magnolia neighborhood. he's expected to be okay. hicks died in that gunfight. >>> we get an unique perspective on mass shootings in america. the father of a gunman is telling his story. peter rodger is the father of elliot rodger he killed 6 people and injured 13. he spoke with barbara walters. i spoke with her today. her two hour interview was intense. >> there was no way that i thought that this boy could hurt a flea. what i don't get we didn't see it coming. >> tonight peter rodger tell

david henry takes a look at the big event. >> all the information comes in here. >> reporter: this is the nerve center technicianses were setting up the -- technicians were setting up the joint operation center. police and fire will be monitoring hundreds of cameras and relaying information to uniformed and under cover personnel in the field. >> we have ores part of the matter that i i can't talk about, but there are people out there constantly making sure that everybody can come down and feel safe and have a good time and but understand we have to do what we need to do to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: the boston marathon bombing has everybody on edge. there are no credible threats out there, but they have to be on watch for a lone wolf attack. >> we have to do spot reports. >> reporter: the city public officials gathered today for one last meeting before launching this massive undertaking that involves fire, police and medical units and electronic eyes and ears. >> we'll see whether we have a camera in eye shot and move a camera quickly and deploy personnel. >> reporter: they are

david henry takes a look at the security surrounding this year's event. >> all the information comes in here. >> reporter: this is the nerve center, technicians were bills setting up the joint -- were bills setting up the joint operation center. they will be monitoring hundreds of cameras and relaying information to uniformed and undercover personnel in the field. >> we've others part of the matters i can't talk about, but there are people out there making sure sure everybody can come done feel safe and of a good time, but understand we'll do everything we need to do to keep everybody e everyone safe. >> reporter: the boston marathon bombings has everybody on edge. the city's top public safety officials gathered for one last meeting before launching this massive undertaking. i meant involves hundreds of police, fire, medical units along with electronic eyes and ears. >> we'll be able to see whether we have a camera in eye shot or move a camera quickly or work with police radio to deploy personnel. >> reporter: the city is getting help from cellular networks that has set up five mobil

david henry is live at center city you have the latest on the negotiations today? >>reporter:brian, the last-chance talks are on hold right now. they both got together to huddle with the federal mediator. they loft at 1:00 for lunch and never came back. if septa doesn't budge they are ready to walk. >> if necessary if we can't reach a resolution we will resort to a strike at 12:01 tonight. they with been working for years without new contracts. this week septa told them that it will imposed the terms of the proposed contract. they were seeking binding arbitration. >> we still agree to a binding arbitration. that is the fastest way to resolve it. we have been asking for it for two years. >>reporter:they are not looking forward to the possibility of finding new rides. >> i might have to find an option to work from home and check with my employer what options they will give to me. it does affect a lot. >> i come all the way from delaware. it will be quite difficult. >>reporter:they are saying to stagger your work hours if there is a strike. they will have extra capaci

david henry is live. >> reporter: city council approved bills aiming at keeping kids out of jail and in school. no jail time for small amounts of marijuana and more money for the crippled school district. >> 14 of these are 3, and the bill passes. >> the city council removes the threat of a night in jail after being caught with an ounce or less of marijuana, and they will get a $25 fine. they say it's crazy that philadelphia is the only municipality that locks up offenders woutd sending them on their way with a summons. 4,000 a year arrested. 32% of them african-american. >> that is the most important thing, creating this arrest pipeline, and you can't get a job. and then are you dead. >> three voted against the bill. he is in favor of decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana but that is for harrisburg not for city council. >> the perception is going to be that we legalized this, but we have not legalized it, it is still illegal but now it's a civil issue. >> city council came through with more funding for philadelphia schools, they passed a bill authorizing $70 million and authori

david henry is live in wissinoming where the facility will be built. >> philadelphia's gain is new jersey'soss, this is dietz and watson's home base, they have their corporate offices here in philadelphia. soon it will be home to the nationwide distribution center, literally rising from the ashes. >> we are excited to build this campus environment we have here. >> the company is spending $50 million to build a new distribution center adjacent to its headquarterers, it will replace the old centsner new jersey that was destroyed by a fire that burned for days last september. since then both new jersey and pennsylvania had been offering the company financial incentives to rebuild or relocate. the ceo says it was strictly a business decision. >> to have our corporate offices and our distribution center in one location was a far better from a business environment. >> dietz and watson was founded 75 years ago in philadelphia. it tried to expand at its current site 10 years ago but the land was not available. now it's coming home. they say obviously we are terribly disappointed, always felt that d

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> in other news, there was a violent night across philadelphia8 people shot two killed and it all happened in a three hour time span in separate locations overnight. the latest happened outside a nightclub in the city's tioga section. police say the violence here was sparked by a fight outside the galaxy nightclub on the 3300 block of germantown avenue around 1:40 a.m. a 24-year-old man was shot twice in the abdomin later died at the hospital. a teenager killed when a large crowd got out of control. police say 3 to 400 people gathered for a barbecue at a park on the 1800 block of north 8th street in north philadelphia. police arrived to disburses the crowd, but as they began to leave, gunshots were fired. a 16-year-old boy was shot in the head and killed. a 19-year-old boy was shot in the back while running away from the shots. a bullet peerless the the windshield of a police vehicle. >>> other violence with two men being hospitalize and a 17-year-old shovels shot in the the -- who was shot in the legs. in logan, two men were shot, one in critica

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david cameron already warning they are plotting attacks in britain, sean. >> thank you. joining me more in studio, fox news chief and correspondent ed henry. rare trip to new york. good to see you. >> how you doing. >> they got a lot on their plate. >> they do. one of the biggest developments is this outpost that was taken over by isis on the syrian border. you have twin crises on the middle east that are colliding for president obama. when you hear james rosen reporting on secretary of state john kerry saying we may be able to wait for a new iraqi government to be formed, the u.s. may have to go forward with air strikes of their own, this is something the president said about a year ago, last summer, fall, with syria and in the end stopped short of actually moving forward with u.s. air strikes. part of the reason he did that is because assad said he would turn over his chemical weapons. there was some good news for the administration today. international inspectors said assad turned over all of his declared chemical weapons. the key word there is "declared." the "new york times" article said the reason he did not order air strikes is beca

many talented photographers, henry grossman also had great luck being in the right place at the right time. this theater in new york, for instance. today, it's home to the david years ago, a revolution took place here. ( girls screaming ) >> grossman: i lived a block away and so i walked over here with no anticipation, no understanding of what i would find. there's an english word-- "gobsmacked." i was gobsmacked. >> ♪ ah, ah, ah ♪ ah, ah, ah ♪ shake it up baby, now ♪ shake it up, baby ♪ twist and shout ♪ twist and shout... >> safer: when ed sullivan introduced the beatles to america, 73 million viewers were watching. henry grossman was there, shooting for "time" magazine. >> grossman: i guess i shot a first couple of pictures of the guys on stage and what they were doing. >> safer: we talked onstage at the very spot the music was made. >> grossman: and then, when i looked around and i could see the hysteria on some of these girls, tears streaming down their faces. "wow, look at that. look at that. look at that." >> ♪ she wouldn't dance with another ♪ ooh ♪ since i saw her standing there... >> safer: it's fascinating that these kids probably couldn't hear the

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henry kissinger c.e.o. of dutrow shell the editor in chief of the economist of course neo-con warmonger richard perle david petraeus school's eric schmidt and the queen of spain but that's not looking at what's the plan i mean at what point behind the closed doors you think the shapeshifting begins it's at the moment though because. of the lizard for well i mean dollars i've never seen that much evil in one room since iran used to have all died rangers with henry kissinger running the you know sound booth and margaret thatcher running the beer bongs i mean i didn't see that much but i also think people sort of put too much weight on these secret meetings because they're like oh my god they got together then maybe made sense back before like telephones and things but now these people can coordinate. there are there are plans there are you know global plans in many ways there's skype there's google hangout you know there's christian mingle dot com they have what you communicate over one hundred conference calls yeah they don't need to get together in a secret room unless they're you know drinking baby's bloo