.) >> david williams. >> good afternoon commissioners david williams retirees i want to thank all the brothers and sisters and fell members and city workers with are be standing up and so to speak out on this issue there will be many more to hear from in the not so distant future you've heard what i had to say i'm not going to reiterate i suggest i saw an article yesterday in an investment magazine suggesting portfolio managers are getting a 4 percent raise i don't know how accurate it would be nice if we get an 8 percent raise i don't think that the hedge funds investment it part of that plan i question who's really profiting from all of this likewise i question why we're going into as to how new strategy when to me the system is not broken we're talking about fixing a system that's not broken edge area of investment we think we need to be thinking much more seriously about why we're doing it we've not heard anything why we're doing this it is a hedge against the downturn in the market we come back without having to do risky things if it ain't broken do fix it (clapping.) any other m

. >> david williams followed by margarita young and david page. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm david williams, president of the west bank retirees. several months ago we offered to educate you about this issue, about our views on hedge fund investment. i'm submitting 1300 signatures on petitions from sf members who are also members and retirees. there are other signatures that have been submitted so that's a significant number. the message is do not vote to invest in hedge funds. the fees are too high and the risk is too great. also i understand there have been many e-mails sent to the board and i hope they have all been forwarded to all commissioners to see. that's our expectation. i believe there may be other signatures forthcoming from other groups. and there has also been a significant response from union members through public comment. i believe this is a critical mass both in terms of numbers and the point of view of the members. we want you to take note, we want you to take off the blinders, we want you to vote no on hedge fund investments. now i'm hoping you will recogn

one is a little precipitation, maybe a coating. >> thank you david. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with sara bloomquist, rick williams and david murphy. >>> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you at 12:30, three montgomery county community continuing the recovery after the murder of five members of a family. >>> also, an american held in cuba comes back home as the president shifts policies with the island nation. >>> first to a developing story, at least four students are in police custody after a report of a gun in a school. >> is happened at the samuel felts high school in northeast philadelphia. that is where we find "action news" reporter, eva pilgram. what is the latest there? >> reporter: we have learned that police found the gun in a weight room trash can and we are hearing from school officials right now about the full process, if we step over we can hear about what is going on. >> we searched the entire buildsing just in case, that is part of their policy it's what they do. the weapon was found in the trash can, unloaded, looks like a .38 caliber and now we'll continue and let police do

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news an elderly woman goes mszing on christmas, what we know about the grandmother last seen in montgomery county and two workers are hurt during a pizza store robbery, details on this heist caught on camera in philadelphia. >> and the big story say hit and run that leave a woman dead on her 90th birthday, police say that a vehicle slammed into her home in buck county early this morning, the driver left the scene and the woman later died. john rawlins live now with more. >> reporter: a sad bizarre story, these tire tracks on the lawn tell much of it, you can see where a vehicle jumped the curve and plowed into that house, that is where the 93-year-old was asleep and her son caring for her picks up the story. all of a sudden the whole house shook. just shook. i said what is going on here? and i saw a screaming truck goes away from me. >> ron was in the front bedroom and he ran to the back bedroom where his mother, jenny was. >> and i go back there and there was a dres

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news that flu shot you got may not be helping ward off the virus after all. the new warning issued by the cdc. >>> and a truck unloads their newspapers on the highway making for a messy commute. but the big story is the fire that destroyed the home of a local police officer. the blaze won't to two alarms before firefighters could get it under control. david henry is live at the scene with the very latest. david? >> reporter: hi rick, local and state investigators are on the scene trying to figure out how this fire started. they are being extra cautious because this is the home of a limerick township police officer who was away on vacation at the time. >> detective, ernie morris, rushed home to find his house in a total loss, his family had been on a two week vacation to disney world. lower pottsgrove firefighters arrived to find the house engulfed in flames. >> there is a porch there, and a door and that is where the heavy fire was including the windows and when are going through the house

and we are joined by the chief marketing officer of macy's and david williams, president and ceo of make-a-wish. >> let's do it. >> so happy to say that macy's has raised $2 million for the make-a-wish foundation. >> $2 million. what does that mean for the children of make-a-wish? >> well, it certainly means that we are going to be able to help hundreds of more children this year in terms of receiving their wishes. but the thing that i think is amazing is to think about the number of children who wrote these letters in -- in a way to be able to help other kids. and i think we've created millions of little philanthropists out there that are doing something for kids that are having serious illnesses. >> yeah. because remember for every letter, it's a dollar donated. that is a lot of letters that were written. and i think they understand this is life-changing for the children living with life-threatening diseases. what does it mean to be a part of the believe campaign? >> this is our seventh year of doing this. and each year, we can't help but think we have to do more. so this year, we have given

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news wal-mart is slashing its prices on the new iphone trying to entice holiday shoppers and a jaw dropping death defying ski run stunning millions on social media. next on "action news" at noon the arrest of a man in a series of attacks and sexual assaults, "action news" reporter katherine scott has the latest. >> a 55-year-old man was caught by police when he was assaulting a grad student. but police warn that he is not responsible for all the attacks around here. so stay cautious. >> a recent string of assaults on drexel students have left people on edge. >> last night they arrested a 55-year-old man with a criminal history but students cannot keep their guard down. >> i am keeping a watch to make sure nothing happens. >> a graduate student got off the bus and walked to 41st and pine and a man struck her in the head with a metal bicycle lock. the woman fought back and he dragged her down the street with her books and papers scattered around here. officers had beef

with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news jimmy rollins no longer a philadelphia philly, his trade deal is official. and this new contraption is making it easier to capture the all important selfie. >>> and with it being the last weekend before christmas, lots of people will be out and about, lets take a live look at sky 6 hd at at jersey shore, it's a cold shot here but at least it is dry. karen rogers is at the "action news" big board with the latest from accuweather. a lot of people need the weather to cooperate with our shopping and travel plans. >> lots of last minute shoppers out there, the waeshl is cooperating and it's not very pretty, a great deal of cloud cover and we can start to see wholes in the clouds popping up and a peek of sunshine through the clouds in allentown and reading and lancaster, we are stuck with the clouds and peeks of sunshine trying to mix in. temperature-wise temperatures are a couple of degrees below average, you expect it to be chilly, in december, 38 in pottstown and 39 d

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news residents on the west coast residents brace for what could be the worst storm in years. >>> and jimmy rollins could be heading out west. >>> buts big story is the weather that affected our commute. we have several accidents and more on that in a moment. and people woke up to snow like here in chester county. drivers took it slow done the streets and some people got out the snow brush to clean off their vehicles, lets look at the center city skyline and visibility could be a problem if are you out there right now and it's cold and cloudy and we have better news in the forecast ahead now. david murphy is at the big board with the latest from accuweather. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan handling the snow, can you see what is going on here, the pinwheeling motion around an upper level low pressure center taking spokes of energy and bringing it down to the great lakes and that one here in philadelphia which is a continuation of what we had in the broadcast. the white stuff is pushing in

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news this noon, the search goes on for a westchester university student that has been missing for nearly a week. >>> and a former nfl star fights for his right to return to the grid iron. >> but the big story is a drastic change in our weather, we dropped 20 degrees in just 24 hours. old man winter decided to make a return to the delaware and lehigh valley. sky 6 hd looking at atlantic city where it's been raining most of the day. but now lets look at the camden skyline, can you see penn's landing in the foreground, it's just as dreary here in the city, some of us will see theintry weather. meteorologist, karen rogers is at the big board. >> we are looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan radar. and yes, we are seeing the white stuff, it's light in parts of the region, in philadelphia and parts south and east we have light rain. we have temperatures yesterday of 70 degrees and now light rainfall. let me show you sky 6 hd, some areas are getting mixed precipitation near lancaster and slee

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick is off. coming up a bitter forecast for new year's eve. and bitter news for families when chair children's school shut down for good during christmas break. >>> and the hit and run in maryland, new call for charges against the bishop who was behind the wheel. >>> and the big story is the devastating developments in the search for air asia flight 8501, debris found is believed to be that of the plane. bodies and debris is being pulled from the sea. we go live now to new york. >> reporter: hello sara, darkness has fallen the devastation on the faces of these families is aapparent. everybody is hoping for the best knowing the worst has come. >> for the 162 souls on this flight it has been relaysed by these images debris from the plane. >> the worst feeling that someone can have, we need to stay strong for the families out there. >> before the waves became too intense halting rescue efforts, some bodies were pulled from the sea. investigators tried to piece together what went so terribly wrong.

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick is off and in the news this noon, more than a dozen people are forced out of their homes which a large fire hours ahead of the new year. >>> and drivers should get ready for higher prices at the gas pump how the new tax will affect your wallet. >>> it's very cold for anybody heading out and about on the town, it was already a chilly morning for crews working outdoors here at penn's landing, they had to load the sound equipment for the fireworks display along the delaware river, have you two chances to watch the show, once at 6:00 p.m. and once at midnight. david murphy has the full story now from accuweather. >> we are gradually getting colder over the last couple of days and we are right in the thick of it. cloud cover to the north and west. and as this cloud cover makes it down to relatively dry air in place, and it fall as part and we think a few clouds should come in and it's looking bright. the temperatures will still cold 31 degrees in philadelphia and 33 in wilmington and lancaster in

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquistd in the news, a man is shot just two blocks from his home in south philadelphia. the lucky reason is he expected to survive. and a gift for local drivers, the new jersey gas station driving less than $2 a gallon today. but the big story is the wet weather affecting travel plans as people head out for the holidays, rain and low clouds are causing delays at the philadelphia international airport and flights are canceled or late elsewhere in the country and one today's rain clears out there is another round on the way and is expected to linger on christmas eve. lets begin with meteorologist, karen rogers at the "action news" big board with the latest from accuweather. >> that is right. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing no rain out there right now, just a little touch of drizzle we are currently dealing with and that is it. and the issue is the fog, that is still plaguing us, for this hour in the day, 1.3 mile visibility is a big deal. 1.5 in reading and wilmington 1.3 in wilmington

of fame and they had announced to me secretly the first inductees were going to be william paley who started cbs, david sarnoff, the greatest of the foreign correspondents pagddy chaefsky conditioned milton berle and me she said to me, listen, if that's what they want to do, who am i to say? that's my mother. that should tell you everything. >> "all in the family" for a moment. i'm a little younger. >> are you? >> i didn't see the originals, but i loved the show. i remember the ing episode where archie bunker repeatedly used the word fag. why use that word so many times in one episode? >> came from the fact that that was the word that one would hear in the schoolyard, around the subway, you didn't have to know the people who were talking if they passed you in the street and you might hear the word. so it wasn't like we were reaching for something. it was the culture and the vocabulary. and we used them. >> did that show open a conversation and a dialogue in this country that hadn't happened before? >> you know what i've learned? every episode for people opened the conversation. because i go through lif

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> the region is soaked from a nor'easter, from the jersey shore to the tri-state area, we have high wind. we are facing a chilly and damp weather ahead. we'll get the latest from david murphy coming up in a few minutes. >>> first, we are learning about the female firefighter killed in the line of duty overnight. the 11 year veteran died while battling a house fire in the west oak section of the city. the fire commissioner says she became trapped in the basement. john rawlins is live on middleton street. >> reporter: good afternoon sara, a grim bit of history here, the department says this is the first female firefighter to die in the line of dut your here if philadelphia. at first it was hoped it was an injury but a fatality confirmed by the mayor this morning. >> we suffered a tragic loss her this morning. >> it was a small but intense basement fire that took the life of a 11 year veteran of the fire department. they descended the basement steps to fight the blaze with a hose and it gill owed up, called a chimney

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news this noon, a stabbing at a new jersey subway restaurant leave a woman in critical condition and we have new information about the suspect that surrendered to police. >>> and the teenager that survived a taliban attack, she makes history again being the youngest person to receive the nobel peace prize. >>> but the big story is a cloudy day with the chance for snow and rain. for the latest conditions, lets go to the big board and meteorologist, david murphy. >> the weather is behaving itself like accuweather said it would. we have a low pressure connected to the surface low that had rain and mixed precip early when expect spokes to wrap around as it slowly passes us to the north and the spoke is enerring parts of northeastern pennsylvania and getting close to our neck of the woods. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you the first of the snow showers of the day are pushing past allentown and quakertown. i'll point out that every now and then you see changeover because the air in place

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and in the news former president, george h.w. bush remains hospitalized after experiencing a shortness of breath and officials determine the cause of an apartment blaze in delaware. but the big story is the christmas eve rush, people are trying out of town or driving to grandmom's house or going to the stores to get last minute gifts. >> the action cam found this man trekking through the rain with his suit case in hand. we have team coverage of the holiday rush this afternoon and john rawlins is at the owe airport and walter perez is live in south jersey where last minute shoppers are busy but lets begin with karen rogers at the big board. >> reporter: that is right, we told you that the first half of the day is the wettest than is what we see on stormtracker 6 live double scan, specifically south and east of the city we see the heaviest rain so far, the areas of yellow and red hitting millville and this is route 40 here and if you are traveling near mays landing, heavy rainfal

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon, one man's search for a woman with his ex's name scores a trip around the world for a total stranger. >>> and in northeast philadelphia police search for a man who left only his burned out car behind. >> and gifts gone, why so many families relying on lay away are out of luck a week before christmas. >>> and the investigation into the death of a bensalem teenager killed while trying to board her school bus as her classmates pay tribute to the 16-year-old. "action news" reporter, david henry is live in ben salem with the latest on the story. >> reporter: yes, minet zeka's classmates are in school with counselors on hand trying to process this story. and prosecutors are trying to build a possible criminal case against the driver of the suv that ran her down. a roadside memorial marks the spot where minet died as she crossed the road yesterday morning she was hit boarding her bus, hit by a suv driven by an 18-year-old student. sources tell us the defroster doesn't work and the

i got ted williams. then david comes, knocks on ted's door. he had some fishing gear. ralph tried to stop him. ted, ted, i've told my wife i'm coming home with a big paycheck. i bet my whole paycheck on this game. ralph held the fence up so ted williams could go awol. maybe he lost the game and ralph had a rough night at home with mary ellen. fate touched ralph hall one more time. as a chairman of the nasa committee here in congress, ralph hall and his friends were great americans. this picture shows the greatest. a man right there named neil armstrong. the first american to walk on the moon. colonel tom stafford, another apollo restaurant. right by the microphone there, captain gene. went to the moon twice on apollo -- apollo 10 and apollo 17. fate touched ralph hall's life. fate touched our lives by giving ralph hall to us. he is america's best. he's texas' best. ralph, we love you. god bless you. fair winds and following seas. mr. barton: i thank the gentleman from sugar land. , mr. ecognize mr. green green. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm not so sure about a

and in this year, 1927, when the fred french building was completed david sarnoff and william paly founded their networks, nbc and cbs, the first national radio networks and radio went national. and the grand central station had been completed in 1913. but the apogee of the period i'm talking about, when it really reaches its takeoff phase was in 1927. so a lot of the book centers on that year. and this is 1927, the year that lindbergh, for example, his return from his solo flight from roosevelt field on long island to paris and he triumphantly returns first to the nation's capital in washington and then to new york city where over 4 billion people crowded the streets to see it. and it's also in 1927 that, oops, hit the wrong button. that the tempo of the city changed dramatically. and f. scott fitzgerald put it really well. he said the parties were bigger in '27, buildings were higher, morals were looser, liquor was cheaper the jazz age now raced on under its own power served by great filling stations full of money. man, i wish i could have written that. and new york then is, in this year

i got ted williams. then david comes, knocks on ted's door. he had some fishing gear. let's go fishing. ralph tried to stop him. ted, ted, i've told my wife i'm coming home with a big paycheck. i bet my whole paycheck on this game. ralph held the fence up so ted williams could go awol. maybe he lost the game and ralph had a rough night at home with mary ellen. fate touched ralph hall one more time. as a chairman of the nasa committee here in congress, ralph hall and his friends were great americans. this picture shows the greatest. a man right there named neil armstrong. the first american to walk on the moon. colonel tom stafford, another apollo restaurant. right by the microphone there, captain gene. went to the moon twice on apollo -- apollo 10 and apollo 17. fate touched ralph hall's life. fate touched our lives by giving ralph hall to us. he is america's best. he's texas' best. ralph, we love you. god bless you. fair winds and following seas. mr. barton: i thank the gentleman from sugar land. , mr. ecognize mr. green green. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm n

a good place to start in the bay area is the william and flora hewlett foundation or the david and lucille packard foundation. also, check out the "chronicle" of philanthropy. the site has a jobs page and a new to the nonprofit world section which is filled with news and expert advice so people who don't have a nonprofit background. one last tip. nonprofits are increasingly looking for employees who have business backgrounds to help them maximize profits, cut losses and remain sustainable. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ,,,,,, >>> here at kpix 5 we continue to keep our "eye on the storm" with our hi-def doppler radar. we have had a series of lines out over the pacific ocean roll onshore. one line after another with moderate to heavy downpours at this particular time a little bit of a break if the activity except for moderate and heavy downpours now over the calaveras mountains and encompassing highway 580 where it intersects with highway 84. the national weather service has issued a flood advisory until 9 p.m. tonight for 7 out of the 9 bay area counties excluding napa and solano countie

voices in american letters, from mark twain, jack london and herman melville to william styron, joyce carol oates and david foster wallace. as the president and publisher of "harper's" for the last 31 years,john r. "rick" macarthur has been as ferocious a champion of democracy and journalism as any of those illustrious bylines that have appeared in its pages. i've never known him to pull his punches, whether he's writing in harper's, or in his newspaper columns, or in such books as "the selling of free trade," an expose of bipartisan collusion to enact nafta, the north american free trade agreement, and this one, "the outrageous barriers to democracy in america." macarthur's fierce arrows of outrage are aimed at both political parties, but recently he's been especially incensed by democrats for abandoning their progressive roots to serve wall street, k street, and crony capitalists. rick macarthur, welcome. >> thank you for having me, bill. >> you have opposed these so-called free trade agreements for as long as i have known you. why isn't anyone listening? >> well, because the big money doesn't want them

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voices in american letters, from mark twain, jack london and herman melville to william styron, joyce carol oates and david foster wallace. as the president and publisher of "harper's" for the last 31 years,john r. "rick" macarthur has been as ferocious a champion of democracy and journalism as any of those illustrious bylines that have appeared in its pages. i've never known him to pull his punches, whether he's writing in harper's, or in his newspaper columns, or in such books as "the selling of free trade," an expose of bipartisan collusion to enact nafta, the north american free trade agreement, and this one, "the outrageous barriers to democracy in america." macarthur's fierce arrows of outrage are aimed at both political parties, but recently he's been especially incensed by democrats for abandoning their progressive roots to serve wall street, k street, and crony capitalists. rick macarthur, welcome. >> thank you for having me, bill. >> you have opposed these so-called free trade agreements for as long as i have known you. why isn't anyone listening? >> well, because the big money doesn't want them