do we have a chance to go back to deanna durante? we'll go back to deanna durante.we're not going to go back to deanna durante. stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app all day long. we'll bring you updates on the folcroft police officer shooting. the suspect is on the loose. we'll bring you a live update from officials as soon as they speak. we're expecting a news conference to happen any moment now. until then, i'm vai sikahema. have a good day. >> chad: the garden's out back. >> andre: chad. >> chad: what the hell are you doing out of jail, andre? >> andre: oh, brother, i've been exonerated. good news. some lowlife by the name of monahan, he came forward, finally, and admitted to killing father. now i'm a free man. it's so good to be home. >> chad: this is not your home. put the moy back and get the hell out. >> andre: i don't have any place to go... practically no funds. i understand you-- you've been distracted. but how is poor abigail? i hear there was a fire. >> chad: she's just fine. >> andre: oh, that's excellent. know how it started?

deanna, nice to meet you. >> hi. nice to meet you. >> i wanted to check in with deanna armel.he's a realtor who specializes in new-home construction in the orlando area. ♪ what are some of the first things and tips that you give a prospective homeowner, particularly somebody that's never done it before? >> the first thing i would say is, "what do we need to do to set you up for success? do we need to sell your home first? do you need a lender? what can you afford? what area are you looking for? and how much home can you buy?" >> get a competent realtor. why? because you want them to understand what your needs are as a homeowner. >> know the location you want to be in. if you have children and you want to focus on top, a-rated schools, research realtors that are experts in the area. >> they need to understand what your needs are, the area where you're developing it. is it close to the church? is it close to the school? does it have shopping areas around it? understand your developer. what is their background? how many homes have they built in the area? and understand the incent

deanna durante is live for us at penn presbyterian hospital.ere. as soon as we pulled up, crews said they needed to keep the intersection of 38th clear for all of the responding offic

deanna durante, you spoke to the governor. what did he have to say? >> reporter: governor rendell says he was here to support vederman. congressman chaka fattah is not taking the stand in his own defense. none of the defendants are. a big witness, former governor ed rendell to support herbert vederman. >> he didn't think giving him the little bit of money was going to get him an ambassador ship. that's rekick could y that that's ridiculous. >> reporter: he said he reached out to the obama administration and says his appearance to educate jurors about politics. >> we're not all bad. we're not all evil. we're not all seeking to do things for some tuel tearer motive. >> reporter: he says vederman's generosity is not a bribe. >> it had nothing to do with -- i think the allegations against the congressman are approach, he should go to jail. that's a serious offense. >> reporter: prosecutors again pointed tofattah's mean problems. >> he said he's in some trouble, he owns a piece of trouble. would you buy the property. either he would pay you rent or you cou

deanna durante is joining us with more. how did fattah's lawyers respond? >> reporter: fattah spent most of the day looking around the courtroom, many times smiling. federal prosecutor jonathan kravitz said congressman fattah took bribes and stole money and he didn't do it alone. so far the jury has heard from the government. the fattah defense team and the lawyer for herbert biederman. closing arguments will be presented for fattah tomorrow. they spent close to three hours connecting the dots in the case that took more than three weeks to present to the jury. kravitz told the jury, quote, when fattah calls your number, you step up and run the play. he said fattah couldn't accomplish anything without those who worked under him. he told the story about the illegal million dollar campaign loan. when he needed money to bail out his son's college debts, he stole it from campaign accounts and leaned on a wealthy friend to give him bribes. the government lawyers are said to have destroyed fattah's career. there's not an e-mail or letter to link fattah to the alle

but this is not normal. >> reporter: deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> coverage of the deadly attack in turkey continues on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, ahead at 6:30. >>> legislators and city leaders across the country are pushing for gun legislation. well, today congressman bob brady and brendan boyle joined jim kenny here in philadelphia, members of cease-fire p.a. a thank you from supporters for the congressional sit-in last week. brady and boyle said it's important for supporters to come to washington and let their voices be heard. >>> the democratic national convention takes over philadelphia in less than a month. it's already starting to look like it's here. nbc 10 was there as crews began installing street banners through the streets of center city this morning. these banners carry a welcome message for the dnc. crews will hang more than 600 of these throughout center city, old city and university city. >>> in south philadelphia, which will host the convention from july 25th through the 28th. there will be events at the pennsylvania convention center. the dnc is expected

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> a grand jury voted not to indict two violent police officers. after a man died in their custody. phillip white died in their custody last year. the incident was caught on tape. the names of the officers involved have not been released. >>> new at 6:00, downtown allentown set to get a bit more green. it's called centre green park and it's being built on the five city center urban innovation concept. the park is being designed by land collective of philadelphia. the first project is scheduled for later this summer. >>> now to the summer's democratic national convention. today local advocates announced 100 local kids and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities will volunteer at the dnc. it's part of a youth leadership initiative aimed at highlighting the disabled community. here's a look at where all the action will be. the wells fargo central in south philadelphia. the volunteers will work as hotel and hospitality greeters. they'll also provide event support and transportation. >>> well, today was a nice day. tomorrow's something e

nbc 10's deanna durante was in the courtroom all day and has more of that audio obtained by nbc 10. >> the question is are we at the point where there's a deadlock -- >> the recording is less than four minutes long and it's between the judge and lawyers for all defendants in the chaka fatah corruption trial. only hours into deliberation, lawyers went into conference with the judge. some saying the foreman sent a note alerting the issue. the records of the conversation have remained under seal. jurors could be seen walking one by one with a court official. no one will confirm if they were individually questioned by the judge or lawyers in the case. by friday morning, juror 12, a man who sat with the jury through five weeks of testimony was not in the jury box. instead he was replaced by a female alternate. this is the fourth juror replaced in the case where the government complains fattah, a u.s. congressman used a network of friends to secure an illegal campaign loan and paid it back. he's accused of taking bribes and taking campaign money to pay off his son's college debt. the judge

nbc 10's deanna durante live in king of prussia. cashing in and where all the visitors are staying. >> reporter: a big chunk of them will be in the king of prussia area. one of the main reasons, this place, a shopping destination that many people will be traveling across the country and hope to get a chance to see. that is when they're not down in the city at the convention. from donkeys. to buttons. when it came to luring democratic national convention planners, tourism officials in montgomery county say they did something right. >> $17 million impact for montgomery county, so, again, it just came together and it just kept increasing and increasing and increasing. >> reporter: from alabama to guam, all will be staying in montgomery county hotels. >> we want the hotels filled. >> reporter: they will be. the delegates are booking family travel and coming before the convention and staying longer. >> that's amazing. >> reporter: the team at the valley forge convention and visitors bureau says work didn't just begin to get 20 delegation

. >> deanna durante was back in the courtroom all day long. she joins us live now outside the federal courthouse. >> reporter: prosecutors say when it came came to his wage taxes to money he needed to qualify for a mortgage, shack came fatah got help from his friends. the defense team's co-defendant is a loyal friend. prosecutors say he was the money guy whenever he needed cash. most the day was spent on the fatah bank records. prosecutors say they show that they didn't have the cash to support a former nanny's college expenses or a new vacation home and they say fatah sr. did not have the funds to make a philadelphia wage tax payment. they say in each case the congressman got money from herb vitt vitterman. the checks were deposited in the account and a check was written to cover the congressman's wage tax payment for the city of philadelphia. prosecutors say without it they would not have been able to complete the purchase of vacation home. they say without the promise to pay for the former nanny's college tuition, fatahs would not have been

that's where nbc 10's deanna durante is live this evening. >> deah narieanndeanna, what ar about her case? >> reporter: they did not want to talk about what happened. police at this point are not saying much about the case as well. it was a family member who discovered 62-year-old denise barger. one relative told me she was quiet, unassuming, and didn't deserve this. differe tredffrin police are not saying how she died. on this street off 252, there's not a lot of traffic and residents who talked with us off camera say they don't remember seeing anything out of the ordinary. she was a recent widow and tax records show the home was sold on june 10th. barger was found dead inside seven days later. now, neighbors here again not saying much about what happened here. some of them saying they don't think if someone was responsible for the crime they would come back to the neighborhood. police will only say that her cause of death, blunlts force trauma, and they're calling this a homicide. live from berkeley, dina deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> a car was stopped with a car full of weapons.

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> a global restaurant company is holding a job fair to find people to work at its new jersey travel plazas. hms host is looking to fill hundreds of positions at 18 different locations in the garden state. the job fairs are happening at various rest stops until 6:00 p.m. tonight and from noon to 4:00 tomorrow. for a full list of locations, go to the nbc 10 mobile app. >>> philly beer week kicked off with an annual tradition. the hammer of glory began its parade through town at 6:00 a.m. the relay stopped at dozens of bars including red out on chestnut street. the hammer will continue its trip until it arrives at the philmore just before 7:30. >>> delaware center for horticulture did edicated a new firm lamed for the late city councilman eric d. robinson. robinson's family remembered him as someone who lived planting trees. >> he would talk about it for so long, it would make you want to go plant a tree. >> members of the wilmington city government were on hand for today's dedication. >>> now to decision 2016 where the candidates are focusing on californi

nbc's deanna durante has the latest. >> reporter: about a half hour ago the judge told the jurors not to watch media reports or check social media and they'll be back tomorrow to deliberate. the congressman has been sitting in the courtroom, occasionally checking his phone and chatting with others. aside from a casual greeting, the congressman is not saying much. it appears the jury has not had many questions leading some to wonder how long it will take before deciding if the congressman is convicted of corruption, bribery or misusing his office for personal gain. prosecutors say he hid an illegal campaign loan. they also say he diverted campaign funds to pay down his son's college loan debt. four jurors have been replaced since the start of the trial. the defense is maintaining all actions were legal and the congressman had no knowledge of the loan or the repayment and pointed out multiple times there's no document with the congressman's name on it. >>> four jurors have been replaced. the latest replaced on friday morning. it became clear there was some sort of issue thursday afterno

reporting live outside the federal courthouse, deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> well, we have some very fast moving showers going through many parts of the area, and really knocked the temperature down from trenton to philadelphia, to wilmington, points and west. really not that much left on the radar. we're kind of concentrating in new jersey and in delaware. we to see this storm down toward the shore. it's very, very close. and actually just about coming on to longport here and ocean city, about to get hammered. look at this. that is a pretty heavy cell. it's just on the other side of the pay at summer's point, and then coming into ocean city, there's longport here, and those areas are going to get their share of rain. but it's not going to last that long. now, in cape may county, here we go. this is coming right into cape may courthouse. it will be down into wildwood within the next half hour. and again, briefly heavy rain. southern delaware. temperatures into the 80s. georgetown right now, so this is moving into some very warm air, so it's going to hold together. 5:34 in georgetown,

reporting leave from full kroflt, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> and we're tracking some showers this afternoon. you can see them on first alert radar, and tomorrow we could even get some thunderstorms. right now the showers are spotty which makes our exclusive neighborhood weather all the more valuable. >> and glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with a first look at the forecast, and, yeah, some showers behind you there, but are they going to hit us, glenn? >> reporter: well, they will hit parts of the area. i don't think they are going to reach the shore or southern delaware. they are tending to weaken already, but you can see there's a band of showers moving down from the north and west, and the heaviest of the activity is moving into the allentown area right now. we have weaker showers in chester county. zoom in a little bit more and from allentown to lehigh to chestnut hill it's fairly heavy, and as we zoom in towards the allentown area itself you can see just how close this is getting into bethlehem. they are getting some light rain now. allentown just now getting into modera

. >> reporter: deanna pittman is working the early shift on monday in a downtown d.c. think it's going to be really hectic for the buses and everything because you have people that have evening shifts, so there's going to be a lot of traffic. >> reporter: metro is warning the shut kolls only accommodate three out of every 10 metro riders. georgia gray says it's her best option. >> even though i will have to catch three buses to get to wo work -- but if i catch the train that'll be better. >> reporter: riders think all of that work and inconvenience will pay off. >> um, and i know there's a lot of work that needs to be done, and unfortunately it displaces all of these people. >> reporter: and you'll see a lot more of this come monday morning. metro employees acting as guides helping riders to navigate the system. a lot of commuters saying they're going to be heading out early. one to two hours early on monday morning. in southeast washington, richard reeve for abc-7 news. >>> a 15-ye man behind a brutal attack caught on video. we should warn you that this video is diffi

reporting live in king of prussia, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. >>> as we ed closer to the dnc, city leaders are looking to a new approach for cracking down on nuisance crimes. the city council committee passed legislation that would allow police to issue $100 civil fines instead of making criminal arrests. you might remember back in 2000, police arrested more than 400 protesters at the republican national convention. but most cases ended in acquittals. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwar schwartz. >> well, this time yesterday we were getting pounded with some severe thunderstorms. numerous reports of wind gusts of over 50 miles an hour. now we got sunshine, it's warm, but the humidity is down and the radar is pretty kbooquiet. 8 5 in philadelphia. our high was 86. we're in the 80s across much of the rest of the area right now. in philadelphia, itself, we have a temperature 85 at the airport. 86 in parkside. foxchase. winchester park at 85 degrees. nobody's hit 90 today. and hardly anybody's gotten any rain.

former riverdale baptist star, deanna hk threes and finished with 12. the mystics get the blow out.he final for this one is 95-65. >>> in baseball, o's had the bluejays tonight. we pick it up bottom of the first. mannie machado drives this to right center. the right fielder can't come up with it. jonathan hustles around. he takes off from third and scores making it 1-0. o's with the lead. bottom of the third inning, 2-1, o's still up, this was thrown to right. that's a goner! his 11th of the season. o's go onto win this one. the final is 4-2. >>> a couple of final notes. d.c. united in a scoreless battle with houston right now. that's over on newschannel 8. ochad doe decided to drop his appeal on the 4-game suspension after charging the mound last week. he'll start to serve his punishment tomorrow. and, again, great tribute to the 49 victims of orlando. >> yeah from both the men's and women's soccer teams. >> loved it. >> coming up next at 11:00 stole our hearts but dory might be better for the big screen than for your home as a pet. 7 on 7 on ♪ ♪ "finding dory" is in thrateders rig

deanna durandy, "nbc 10 news." >>> a federal jury found fatah gild on all counts. their fellow democrat should reseed. fatah is not legally required to resign but he could be forced to quit if he's sentenced before his term is up in december. >> i do expect him to keep the seat. >> sentencing for fatah is scheduled for october 4th. coming up, we take a look at what's next in the congressman's legal fight. >>> democratic national convention is now just over a month away, 32 days to be precise. philadelphia will be in the political spotlight, and it's move-in day for dnc leaders. today they will begin to fill the offices at the wells fargo center. we want to see what takes place. nbc 10's lauren mayk takes us inside to show us. >> reporter: let me show you what's happening. follow me. maybe you walked through these tunnels when you were headed to a hockey game or concert. take a look now at how the wells far guy center is being transformed. if you come here to see the flyers, it's home ice. checking out a concert, it's full of fans. but now the wells fargo is becomin

deanna durante is live outside the court. >> reporter: the jurors in the case leaving about 15 minutes ago for made will bewhat will b weekend for them. court back in session tuesday. one of the defense witnesses, a former staffer testifying how he had a long friendship with one of his co-defendants. he has said very little publicly for the 13 days he was on trial and what is not known is whether congressman fattah or any of his co-defendants will take the stand in their own defense. the 11 term congressman has sat most of the time smiling. the government says fattah spent campaign money on his son's college loan debt. they say grant money was used to pay off an illegal campaign loan and took bribes to secure a friend a federal appointment and give that frnd's girlfriend a job in his office. so far today the jury heard very little about the defense but focused on the co-death herbert vederman. any lawy his lawyer says they were the political odd couple, good friends who just enjoy each other's company. we heard first from a number of character witnesses that testified that they believe

. >>> nbc 10's deanna durante will have more reaction from the local turkish community coming up at 5:00. >> back at home, lawmakers continue to make a push for stricter gun control measures here in the u.s. congressman bob brady held a rally against gun violence outside city hall. it's a continuation of the historic sit-in on the floor of the house of representatives, that both congressmen took part in. congressman boyle said lawmakers waited long enough to make changes. >> so, it is about time that we finally have votes on these measures. it is about time that we have action. we can no longer stand by or sit down and allow congress to do nothing. >> last week congressman brady introduced a bill that would preempt state laws preventing a major city from regulating firearm related conduct in that city. >>> we have new video just in to the nbc 10 newsroom in the past five minutes. it's from that attack on the cab driver that monique braxton just told us about earlier in the newscast. camden police releasing this video which shows right there the suspect jumping out of that cab's window

deanna durante joins us with the very latest.ne of the defense's final witnesses was another big name in politics. >> reporter: yes, former philadelphia mayor and pennsylvania governor ed rendell who made it clear to me after he got off the witness stand that he was here as a supporter of one of the congressman fattah's co-defendants. >> it's what the allegations against the congressman, if they are true, he's properly prosecuted and he should go to jail. >> reporter: he has strong feelings about the case the government is putting forward against congress made chaka fattah. >> they're serious charges. he took taxpayers money and used it for campaigning and all sorts of chicanery. if it's true, it's horrible. >> reporter: but opposes the government's case against herbert stre herbert vederman, a man who helped him and other politicians raise money for election bids. prosecutors paint vederman as hungry enough for an ambassador ship that he bribed fattah. >> he didn't give him a little bit of money, to get an am bass core ship, tha

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> here's a look at the new king of prussia mall by the numbers. when this expansion is complete, it will cover nearly 3 million square feet. there will be 450 retail and dining options. and the mall will add 700 new jobs to the 7,000 they already have. >>> he was bold, he was brash, and never afraid to say what was on his mind. it's no surprise that buddy ryan fit right in with fans in philadelphia. >> tonight those fans are remembering the legendary eagles coach. he died this morning at the age of 85. the outspoken oklahoman was only here for a few seasons in the late '80s, but he gave eagles fans some of their most memorable moments. the fog bowl, the bounty bowl, and the body bag game were all on his watch. he never won a play-off game here, but his relationship with his players and his hatred for the dallas cowboys made him a fan favorite. >> pudy was the essence of philadelphia. i'm going to punch you in the face and you can hit me and i'm going to hit you harder. that's what it's all about. >> in 1988, cunningham and his teammates made the b

. >> we, again, begin with deanna reporting on this jury selection. >> reporter: the congressman smiled until the end, even as the jury read the guilty verdicts on 22 counts against him, and when he left the courthouse, as you saw, he did not have much to say about the guilty verdict. he emerged calm and smiling. >> confer with the lawyers, figure out what the next steps are. >> reporter: offering little comment on what the jury said he did. the trouble began when he ran for mayor of philadelphia, witnesses said his campaign was unorganized and earthquakely ran out of cash. what money he had in the account, prosecutors said, used to pay down his son's college loan debt and mounting debt for people who worked for him like a south jersey printer and law firm. when the campaign for mayor needed money, he took an it legal loan from a wealthy friend and used co-defendant to pay it back, laundering through a private company. the cash used to repay the loan came from a nonprofit meant to help students go to college, but went into the banking the of the student loan executive, the man who grant

deanna durante has their story. >> reporter: this couple has both been in the united states for nearly two decades. bhutto came as a student and efran to check on her brother. now with three children, they are thousands of miles from their families back in turkey. >> my father hasn't seen the baby yet. >> reporter: the couple's youngest is 11 months old. they planned a trip for her to meet her relatives in less than two weeks. >> it just scares me. it happens in the united states, too. it can happen anywhere. i still have decision to see what should we do. >> reporter: she planned the trip without her husband. they just opened a new business and he needs to run things here while she and the kids are away. >> i don't want to be the person to cancel that either. >> reporter: together they're searching for answers. they can't understand how the attack happened or why. they say this new normalcy of dealing with terror attacks across the world is unacceptable. >> just the kind of way that it's presented in the country. like it's normal. it should be expected, because isis could be anywhere

reporting live from folcroft, deanna durante, nbc news. >> follow us on nbc.com and the nbc 10 app. we posted more from from the hospital and also well wishers from country star kenny chess any. >> taking a live look over philadelphia the showers have yet to arrive. for more on the timing of your neighborhood forecast let's go to chief glenn "hurricane" schwartz. hey, glenn. >> hey, keith. i don't think that this line is going to totally survive through delaware and it's already showing some signs of weakening. we had a good bit of rain up in allentown and the lehigh valley and just in the last ten minutes or so we certainly have seen everything weakening a little bit. you can see this in allentown, and a little bit of heavier rain in richland and it's breaking up a little bit. the areas of the hello and the orange. getting another area of at least moderate rain near the pennsylvania turnpike and chester county, and that's generally headed in the general direction of norristown, so you can expect rain in northern and western suburbs of philadelphia where it's 80 degrees now and it's

because we have the video that deanna has been describing to us, this was shot by one of our viewers, named bryan armstrong. let's take a look at the videos now. [ gun shots ] >> that was the four initial shots. then we hear five more. and then that is the police officer you see on the left of your screen. >> with his gun drawn. >> his gun drawn we cannot see the shooter. >> wow. >> you see people just standing around, which is an indication of how quickly this happened. >> can you imagine? you're just -- arrive at the airport and leaving the airport and the next thing you hear are gun shots like that in rapid succession. this is video from bryan armstrong. listen to the authorities. they're barking demands there. look at this woman in the striped shirt. we're going to loop the video so you can see see it from the top. let's watch again and listen. [ gun shots ] >> you didn't hear all the shots, but four shots off the top. >> again down, get back is what it sounds like. >> five more shots. five more shots. and before we heard those five more shots you heard get down, get down, which w

our elements producer, deanna with her dad, larry. happy father toe day to all of you dadded.ave a wonderful, wonderful day. thank you for being part of "the real story." here's gregg jarrett in for shepard myth to you. -mith today. >> as the crazed killer sprayed bullets through the nightclub there's word he actually apologiesed to text his wife. his final words to his widow as we wait to see whether she faces criminal charges. >>> then, the political press calling it the most organized effort so far to stand the donald trump train in its tracks. inside the plan that could be the last stand for never trump. plus, russia's president, vladimir putin, says there's only one super power in all the world and you might be stunned to learn which the which nation he named -- which nation he named. all ahead this hour. >> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in

reporting live outside federal court, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> that's your first alert weather. a tranquil scene along the schuylkill river today. >> it's a very important weekend for all the fathers out there. let's debt an early look at the weekend forecast with meteorologist sheena parveen. how does it look? >> it looks fantastic. plenty of sunshine, warm temperatures. i mean, you really couldn't ask for a better weekend. so i'm sure a lot of the dads are really going to love it out there. here's a live look out at philadelphia. so your weekend is starting off on a great note if your weekend starts today, which i'm sure for many of you right now it actually does. don't forget your seven-day forecast is also scrolling at the bottom of the screen for you. nice dry conditions in philadelphia looking down to liberty one and two. mostly clear skies. some areas really just seeing the clouds around but no rain with those clouds. in philadelphia 79 degrees is the temperature. winds sustained from the east which is trying to drop our temperatures a little bit. cooler onshore winds. g

in the sense of expanding and deanna jones said beautifully, we were doing patient centered care beforet had that name. so, again, trying to decide to send a message to you, we are doing lots about we call a care experience because we incorporate the staff as they did. this is not a new thing. we have been doing this and this is part of health justice. that's our legacy and i think that something we need to hang onto it so here we are in the new building that is now open. there's the gate and you can see the towers off to the left. this past proposition 28 08, 84% of voters largest margin of any proposition in the history of the city, $880 million. so the scale of the things were talking about has changed dramatically. i'll also share the director garcia has things are going. in anticipation of the hospital opening, we been doing a lot of tors and many of you have gone on doors and dignitaries and philanthropists are roberts did a lot of force to the committee management i do a lot of in the mission because she's expected i did a lot community towards from district 10 and two people fro

in the sense of expanding and deanna jones said beautifully, we were doing patient centered care before it had that name. so, again, trying to decide to send a message to you, we are doing lots about we call a care experience because we incorporate the staff as they did. this is not a new thing. we have been doing this and this is part of health justice. that's our legacy and i think that something we need to hang onto it so here we are in the new building that is now open. there's the gate and you can see the towers off to the left. this past proposition 28 08, 84% of voters largest margin of any proposition in the history of the city, $880 million. so the scale of the things were talking about has changed dramatically. i'll also share the director garcia has things are going. in anticipation of the hospital opening, we been doing a lot of tors and many of you have gone on doors and dignitaries and philanthropists are roberts did a lot of force to the committee management i do a lot of in the mission because she's expected i did a lot community towards from district 10 and two people f

tremendous amount and appreciated their patience and good work, especially michelle johnson, more rain, deanna at the senate legislative council. and while like this take so much work from all these office and staff and i know that my ownan staff could not have possibly done it without the expertise and advice of the experts at environmental protection agency. of course, it ministry did gina mccarthy enter top assistantis administrator jim jones deserve a great deal of gratitude forur all they did to support our efforts and ensure we got it anl right. and many congressional liaison, program officer employers from the general counsel's office. my staff and others spent many evenings and weekends with epa g experts on calls to make sure we were getting the text by. here are just a few. windy, ryan, priscilla, kevin, brian, dave, laura, nicole,t coi eric, ryan, and scott. and want to thank them all and put them on alert. the real job for the epa is only beginning. and i'm about finished year, senator markey speak at a just want to reinforce what you just said. on the house side, fred upton, frank

in the sense of expanding and deanna jones said beautifully, we were doing patient centered care before it had that name. so, again, trying to decide to send a message to you, we are doing lots about we call a care experience because we incorporate the staff as they did. this is not a new thing. we have been doing this and this is part of health justice. that's our legacy and i think that something we need to hang onto it so here we are in the new building that is now open. there's the gate and you can see the towers off to the left. this past proposition 28 08, 84% of voters largest margin of any proposition in the history of the city, $880 million. so the scale of the things were talking about has changed dramatically. i'll also share the director garcia has things are going. in anticipation of the hospital opening, we been doing a lot of tors and many of you have gone on doors and dignitaries and philanthropists are roberts did a lot of force to the committee management i do a lot of in the mission because she's expected i did a lot community towards from district 10 and two people f

amount and appreciated their patience and good work, especially michelle johnson, maureen contraney, deanna edwards and the senate legislative counsel. a law like this takes so much work from all these offices and staff, and i know that my own staff could not have possibly done it without the expertise and advice of the experts at the environmental protection agency. of course, administrator gina mccarthy and her top assistant administrator jim jones deserve a great deal of gratitude for all they did to help support our efforts and ensure we got it right. and many congressional liaisons, program officers and lawyers from the general counsel's office. my staff and others spent many evenings and weekends with e.p.a. experts on calls to make sure we were getting the text right. here are just a few. wendy cleland hammond, ryan wallace, priscilla flattery, kevin mclean, brian grant, laura vaught, nicole justifano, tryst continue brown, ryan smith and scott shurloch. i want to thank them all and put them on alert. the real job for the e.p.a. is only beginning. and i'm about finished here. mr. mar