david williams. retiree chapter. i want to thank the board and perhaps particularly the executive district or in item 28 of the report. it's noted california, well it's titled assembly bill but it's a senate bill. there was some confusion about that. senate bill 2031 prohibit the retirement systems from making cost of living adjustments. i thank you for bringing that to our attention. i can assure you the unions, the labor movement, retirement groups, and ago vow ka see groups will take this up and do everything we can to help kill it. >> good afternoon, commissioners and happy valentine's day. claire representing raccsff. i just happen to be going again to city hall the other day and rounded the corner at vaness and grove. that building that used to be a church is undergoing changes on the corner. i was just wondering if perhaps we had managed to buy that nice chunk of real estate and were considering redeveloping it to actually build the retirement system's city department administrative building that would house o

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news police say this man attacked a local college student inside of her apartment. see the new surveillance that could help catch the criminal. wintry weather is heading our way. find out how to impact tomorrow morning's commute. and the big story on "action news" is the plan in place for thursday's super bowl victory parade. the city of philadelphia announced all the details for the big celebration and the parade route is now confirmed as well. the profession steps off from broad and paterson at 11:00 thursday morning and the birds ride in open air vehicles to give the fans a great view and they travel north through the city to the philadelphia museum of art for a 1:00 celebration. and they promise it will be full of surprises. jeanette reyes is live from city hall. >> reporter: hi rick, the press conference wrapped up a few hours ago and released a long list of details for the big day come thursday morning, the parade begins at 11:00 in the morning and wraps up at 3:0

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william: no. david: does it bother you the size of the deficit? e addressed, but hopefully an expanding economy can bring in more tax revenue to deliver on the deficit. alix: how do you see u.s. growth over the next year? william: i find it accelerating. i think the policies have been put in place over the past 12 months, they are beneficial to growth, i think reduction of regulatory burden, that will help us grow at a faster pace than we have in the last eight years. alix: so this may be the best we will get, growth will be harder. but from where you sit with demand for housing, you are not seeing that? william: no, we are very solid into 2019. alix: is your backlog weaker? william: i think it is uniformly elevated and all of our markets. alix: i feel like it was rapidfire, bill, thank you for playing with us. coming up, u.s. bonds under pressure and three days of auctions totaling $308 billion. and if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 tv . r

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >> good afternoon sara ist wi b us on this frid and in the news brief morning e her forecast. dent has declassied the white house against thebi and c go public, will that highly controversial memo be released today. >> and the two day count down to super bowl lii. and the eagles players are not the only ones getting ready for the big game. >> eagles! >> the fans are out in full force today showing off their eagles pride. check out the tm spirit at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown this morning. all across the delaware and lehigh valleys folks are supporting the birds and we have live team coverage of the excitement. sara bloomquist is sta in minnesota but first we turn to "action news" reporter, jeette reyes at philadelphia international airport as fans flock to minneapolis to see the big game. >> reporter: hi rick, they are coming in droves. and you know over the past week or so is i met some pretty incredible fans but there say set of fans, three to be exact, that w world even if that means catching a

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> a 19-year-old man is behind bars for the latest school shooting to rock the country. nicholas cruz is charged with 17 counts of murder. >> the big s "action news" is another rampage with a rifle tt left a nnd the suspect awaiting a court appearance over his mental health. lets go to stephanie ramos in florida. >> reporter: police are still at the high school where the alleged shooter killed 17 people and wounded 14 others. they are str understand why the suspect would do something so horrific. >> after a long and painful afternoon at stoneman douglas high school. authorities are learning more about nicholas cruz the former expelled student that attacked the school. >> he was transferred to another school -- >> police say the suspect was armed with an ar 15 style rifle and the fire alarm sounded that allowed the students to be targeted out in the open. terrified students hid in classrooms not knowing if they would survive. >> we were just praying and crying. >> police and s.w.a.t. teams swarming the school ground

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara is off. we begin with breaking news local students are on locate down in philadelphia. at wagner middle school police were notified of a gun and they are searchling the building ever since. >> bob brooks is live on the scene. >> reporter: i'll start off with the most important news. according to school officials no gun is recovered and no gun fire has happened up here. but nonetheless this is a serious situation when a call like this comes in. we have reports according to police that a female student claims she witnessed a person on campus and inside of the school here with classroom. going in with k-9 units searching every nook and cranny after this report came in and while this was going on after the first search all the students were taken to the auditorium inside and confined in there safe and sound. again, you see the parents up here when they got these calls they were terrified. especially after transpired earlier this week in florida. they are scared and out here waiting and luckily no

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. a disturbing social media threat has parents and students on edge in south jersey. >> and a former aide to the president is expected to plead guilty. but the big story on "action news" is the inferno that destroyed or damages dozens of school buses in the lehigh valley. it tore through a bus garage and forced the entire parkland school district to cancel class. >> bob brooks is live with the lightest. >> reporter: hey there rick, officials up here think this has caused quite a few dollars in damage and in excess of $20 million in damage behind me. we are up next to it. you can see how charred the buses are. 16 damages and totally destroyed and 14 others around here badly damaged bought of the heat coming off the fire. but the good news is no injuries. let take a look. officials say within minutes the bus garage on stadium drive was fully engulfed. 16 buses and plenty of fuel for a fire to burn and our crews captured the sounds of explosions inside. the end result 16 buses dest

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news a destructive celebration. we have new images of the young men wanted for vandalizing property in philadelphia after the super bowl. >> and brand new video of several eagles fans damaging a woman's car during the victory parade last week. >>> but the big story is another winter warm-up in the accuweather forecast. first we have to get through today the coldest day of the work week actually. outside penn's landing from sky 6 hd sunny and chilly and tracking milder conditions and moving into the region soon enough. meteorologist, david murphy, has the latest. >> yes, we have looking at sunshine across the region and cloud cover and precipitation down to the south and cloud cover off to the form and west. and high clouds sweeping in later today. fairly speaking sunny and on the cool side. the cool air that rushes in saturday morning is still in place. 37 degrees in philadelphia and 34 in trenton and 34 in allentown and 36 in millville and wilmington. and the winds are not real strong jus

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news emergency crews recovered the body of a dock worker that when over the pier operating a forklift. >> it happens in claymont at the delaware river. you see the equipment submerged in the water and the man was working at the ocean port industries pier when the accident happened. local divers worked for over an our to recover the man's body no word on the man's identity. >>> we are following new information about the woman that was shot to death while driving on broad street. the victim is 23-year-old taisha timones. she was behind the wheel of a van with children when the bullets came through the victim. now police believe she was an innocent victim. jeanette reyes spoke to the victim andinvestigators. parents a and you can imagine we spoke to them this morning. the a finding the case to be challenging to and o believe th victim, this woman may have been at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> they take my baby girl from me. if you know who you are, just do the right thin

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon new video shows a 16-year-old being shot in a local business. the two men police are now looking for. >> and running in 2020. the big announcement expected today from president trump. >> and the big story is the controversial fallout from a south jersey teacher. hundreds of students walked out of class fromigh school east. demanding the reinstatement of a teacher removed from his job after raising concerns about school security. jeanette reyes is live with the latest development. >> reporter: sara this controversy doesn't seem to be dying down any time soon. hundreds of students came out and walking out of class. close to 1,000 students. they say this is not the last of the protests until their demands are met. >> this morning chopper 6 hd hovered over head as hundreds of cherry hill east high school students left in a staged walkout. a strong response to the firing of a beloved history teacher. >> he brought up a real problem about how our school security e protest. the 59-year-old was placed on lea

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon, new information about the woman that claimed to have an affair with the president. we have details on the payment she receive issed from the president's lawyer. >>> and a school bus crash in philadelphia. >> but the big tory is a local teenier fighting for his life on a busy street. the bullets went flying here in west philadelphia leaving the 17-year-old in critical condition. the person that shot him remains at large. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes talks to horrified witnesses and joins us live from the scene. >> well, that boy was shot twice and we are told by witnesses he darted into the traffic here in the street looking for help. s he now fighting for life and police are trying to find the gunman. >> when he got shot and he ran out in the street, i was like whoa i said this is serious. >> witnesses recurrent whad they saw yesterday evening when shots were fired at 52nd and wall mont in west philadelphia. >> i heart last night the gunshot. and saw a young boy wa

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> you are looking live at the ben franklin bridge. the conditions are starting to improve in some places and owner parts of the region is dealing with snow and ice. we'll check the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. first we countdown to the super bowl parade at this time tomorrow philadelphia is celebrating with one of the biggest parties this city has ever seen. and crews are working overtime to get the parade route ready even though today's rain. the procession ends at the museum of art. and it's starting to take shape. >> but it's a rough morning for fans trying to plan their ride to the rally. many got up early to get their pass for the regional rail only to find out that some places already ran out. jeanette reyes is joining us live from suburban station. >> reporter: hey sara, and rick, it was quite frankly a hectic morning, with people scrambling to get their hands on these tickets only to find out after waiting for hours. well before sunrise. that the tickets had been sold out. 50,000 tickets put out

joining us now david williams for the taxpayers protection alliance. have a feeling david that you don't like any of it. am i right? >> boy you're very shart because we don't and listen this is great news that the president is backtracking or threetion the white house is backtracking from this tax increase. i mean we're talking about a massive tax increase. 25 cents a gallon. i mean that's a lot of money to add to the price of gas, and the economic ant affect it would have qowb devastating question of tax cuts back in december we don't need a tax increase now but it would be going wrong way erasing tax cuts quite honestly. >> accumulation taxes in whatever form or fashion just reality we're going to get the kind of infrastructure rebuild that we need and the way to pay for it. consumption tax is what we're going to face in the future. >> tempting to look at the mileage tax but here's the problem is that, there could be privacy concerns with -- tracking people where they're driving. where they're going how many miles. so there are privacy concerns but li

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with rick williams, sara bloom meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news the new charge is filed in the russia investigation. plus crews are back at the work of the silent of a four alarm fire in old city. what they are now doing to prevent the damaged buildings from collapsing. >> and the big story on "action news" at noon is the sticky spill that damaged vehicles on the local highways. a truck spilled liquid asphalt and a trucking company is taking responsibility for the miles long mess. bob brooks is live now with the latest. >> reporter: we are along swedesboro road and crews have come through scraping up the big globs of this liquid asphalt along the 14 mile stretch of road impacted here down 295 to mile marker 4 we are told and the company that is taking the responsibility, is tri-state tt any cars that drove through the stuff they will pay to have it fixed. >> crews clearlythemselves a sticky situation on their hands,aping up liquid asphalt. a span in south jersey spilling out of a truck from the paulsboro refinely. all the way down to 295 south clearing down to m

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news a collision on the pennsylvania turnpike has brought traffic to a grindinghalchopper 6 hd is over the northeast extension in milford bucks county where at leaf four trucks were involved in the crash forcing police to shut down all northbound lanes. >> we are zooming in to see the wreckage and the highway is expected to remain closed for hours between landsdowne and quakertown. crews say it will take a long time to remove the damaged vehicles. there are injuries but isn't clear how many or how severe. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for updates as we get them on this collision on the pa turnpike in bucks county. >>> and learning new information about the violent home invasion in the feltonville section of philadelphia. two people were beaten by the intruder and one ran for his life with bullets flying at his back. jeanette reyes spoke to the survivor and joins us at the scene with video you will only see on "action news." >> reporter: sara and rick these two victims

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news police in burlington county reveal what led to a tense standoff. and same bridge different day, the mistake that keeps on happening in radnor. the big story on "action news" at noon. the emotional return to the scene of a mass shooting in florida. students are back in class at marjorie stone mman douglas hig school. they were met with heavy security at the campus this morning. >> reporter: with the heavy heart and new fears -- parents send their kids off to school this morning in parkland. the students once mundane journey now without with emotion. >> finding a new norm. we can't go back to normal. >> the return to stoneman douglas high is greet bid an outpouring of support from the local community. hours before they returned students from other schools and nearly every off-duty police officer in the region added. adding to the growing memorial and surround issing the students and school with their love. >> thank you for being here we appreciate your support. >> thank you. >> many stu

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and alicia vitarelli is joining us. in the news this hour it's a wet weekend and we are tracking heavy rain in the accuweather forecast. >>> plus, the time for the still exuberant deleerous fans to make room for baseball. the phillies head out for spring training. >> and the big cleanup aft parade. from south philadelphia to the or the museum steps they left a significant pile of trash behind. jeanette reyes is live. >> reporter: speaking of massive. the streets department says this is a massive cleanup effort and the largest they have seen. the crews are still here, hundreds came out and found everything from lawn chairs to grills and crates. >> trash is kind of gross. it's a mess but anyhow it was not so fun. after hundreds of thousands of eagles fans descended on the parkway to celebrate a super bowl win. crew with the streets department whipped out a full gamut of tools to clean up the mess behind from a rake to a street sweeper. a leaf blower -- even heavy duty machinery l

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> breaking right now police are investigating a possible murder-suicide in wayne. "action news" learn that two people were found dead inside of a home along the 200 block of highland avenue. police say they both had apparent gunshot wounds and they are waiting for a medical examiner to determine the exact cause of death. and investigators believe this was a case of murder-suicide. but have not released the name of the people involved. stay with 6 abc and 6abc.com for updates. >>> we are also learning knew details about a fire tragedy that claimed two lives in north philadelphia. the home is now charred and the victims reportedly siblings. they died along west toronto street. >> jeanette reyes is live. >> alicia. a neighbor and sister killed in the father and that man was the pit my of a good neighbor. and he lived in the home for 50 years. you see it's a charged frame of what used to be. >> i looked out the window and seen the smoke and then i came down stairs and said is there anybody else here standing around. 12:

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>>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. we are tracking the remnants of the wintry weather that caused problems for the morning compute. meteorologist, david murphy think has all the details from accuweather. >> and a sight that makes your heart swell with joy. super bowl helmets that hold the signature of the philadelphia eagles. and did you get your passes for the parade? details on the problems getting them. >> now the latest on the morning commute. a messy one as the tri-state area dealt with a mixture of snow and freezing rain a picturesque seen in valley form park as light snow accumulated on a tree and if you had to drive in the wintry weather it's no picnic, they caught this penndot truck brining the roads before daylight. live from sky 6, the messy weather out there. coating our cameras as with well. temperatures are above freezing and wintry freezing and turned to rain as you can see. david murphy has the details for how long

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>ld news tonight with david muir, next on channel acontinu on l 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for a special "action news" investigationsome brokering. that is tonight at 11:00. here is a preview. >> reporter: i'm "action news" reporter chad pradelli. they are called junky hunters or patient pimps, accused of paying addicts to go to detox rehab. >> they call it where they have someone that gets you high. >> and inside of patient brokering. that is tonight live at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. the fbi this evening now disputing the story from the white house. the head of the fbi now saying they told the white house four times about rob porter's past. porter resigning after allegations of domestic violence. >>> also breaking tonight, the dramatic rescues unfolding right now. more than a dozen climbers stranded. one climber falling hundreds of feet. cpr now being performed on the mountain. >>> the

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william maco. >> officials include mayor dav david, placed roses to the names engraved on the wall of the north reflecting. government officials will identify direct link between 9/11 and the '93 bombing. when he hears of any acts of terrorism or any attempts he relives his pain all over again. >> i was probably a lot more angry back then than i am now. now it's just sadness there are people out there that do this type of stuff and it seems to be happening more and more in the world today, and that's, you know, reflecting back that's where it -- >> from lower manhattan, antoine lewis fox news. >> have you have you heard of suicide vest detection technology because it's come to go new york's penn station. machines are going to screen people from distance without slowing them down. chuck schumer says the tsa will start testing the equipment tomorrow. democrat has been pushing for this technology ever since a bangladesh immigrant injured himself setting off accrued pipe bomb strapped to his chest in december in a subway passageway. >>> caught on camera, a southwest airlines flight turned terrifying. one of i

republican patriots, you see them unfortunately not too many of the elected, but you see david fromm and williamre principled republicans standing up because we're frightened, to be honest, and we want somebody to step up and protect us. listen, when we were attacked on 9/11, george w. bush went to the syed aite and said you will from all of us. where is our leader saying that for us now? it's scary to me that the republicans won't step up and do what they need to do in congress. >> you know, one silver lining is you do see people on both sides who may disagree on ideology, on fiscal policy from time to time, but you really can spot the people who put the united states constitution, who put constitutional norms, who put checks and balances and most importantly who put this country first. and certainly this has been a test. a lot of people have failed, but nice to see those who have passed. >> yes. and the point is we have to stick together on this and we have to put pressure on congress which is supposed to be the check and balance. and if we don't, we're seeing the fraying of democracy and, you

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william: my colleague david said puts things at the technical .305.at i suspect that we will touch that little. but there has been such a dramatic change in sentiment, particularly in the euro area, which we can get to the rollover the data can i think the market is beginning to run out of steam. i suspect we will not go through this -- i'm certain to hear the 4% conversations coming out now. past the we will get .305 level. francine: are you shaking your head because you are not expecting 4%? bob: i'm expecting 4% a year from now. a looks very extended to the downside. it looks like positions are step -- are stressed. feels like the back of from september has gone about a hundred basis points. it has gone far enough. it is time for a bit of consolidation. francine: are you expect in that delete to more volatility in the market? bob: i think things stabilize. as we get into the back half of 2018 and you have balance sheet expansion of the central banks moving to contraction, that's when we would expect to see more consistent and durable volatility markets. francine: what about you? vola