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. >> we get emergency alerts to our emergency alert system, and a little bit before 5:00 this morning, still trying to get some information, thankfully the report, there's no injury to anybody. so we're gritful for that. >> councilwoman, can you tell us, so what we heard from another person in construction in the area, it was his understanding that this was a multiuse building that was under construction, possibly eight stories with some businesses and condominium or apartments with this affordable housing, how close to completion was this building? what kind of information do you have on that. >> i believe this building was on schedule to deliver units the beginning of next year. is they're still trying to get some information on that. this is a mixed use building part of the -- specific plan which call for significant retail and we actually had just gotten an early indication that there was an anchor tenant comeing into the building which was going be good for our retail profile. this is condo over retail project. >> i know it is very, very important that the construction project is

including access to more in-depth news on topix, interactive educational programs and robust emergency alert system. what is the timeframe for the fcc action on this new standard? and also deployment by broadcasters. >> i think the chairman may be better to answer the timeline on that point. i hope to be expedition on this. i'd like to do it this year if possible but he may be better -- >> this year? >> the chairman can probably answer the timeline better. >> okay. >> well done, commissioner o'rielly. we do hope to be able to conclude, to improve the new standard if possible by the end of the year but obviously we want to follow the facts with a caicos so we are studying the record actively and hereto we hope to work collaboratively to be get whether we can approve come we can affect up with that standard. >> we are moving down the track. having said that i just wonder whether he would all make a commitment to make sure that no consumable lose surface, no engine what to spend any money to keep you in broadcast channels? >> yes congresswoman. it's been a few months but i specific remember most consu

including access to more in-depth news on topic, interactive educational programs, and a robust emergency alert system. what is the time frame for the fcc action on this new standard, and also, its deployment by broadcasters? commissioner o'rielly: so i think the chairman may be better to answer timelines on that point. i hope to be expeditious on this. i would like to do it this year if possible. he may be better able -- rep. clark: this year? commissioner o'rielly: if the chairman can answer the timeline. rep. clark: ok. chairman pai: well, done, commissioner o'reilly. so we do hope to be able to conclude -- to improve the new standard if possible by the end of the year. but obviously we want to follow the facts where they take us. and so we're studying the record actively. here, too, we hope to work collaboratively to figure out if we can approve that standard. rep. clark: we're moving down that track. having said that, i was just wondering whether you would all make a commitment to make sure that no consumer will lose service, no consumer will have to spend any money to keep viewing broadcast chan

emergency paging systems to shut down. the gps signal not working and officials say the pagers carried by emergency responders aren't getting alerts. fire departments are using backup plans to stay connected. >>> it is a whole different story in cumberland county where the upgrade to the 911 call system is complete. it combined emergency and nonemergency services under one system. officials say the state-of-the-art technology will help first responders get to the scene faster. >>> tomorrow night there is a push to bring together philadelphia police officers and the communities they serve. neighborhoods will host block parties and festivals and cookouts for national night out. the campaign hopes to create better relationships between officers and neighbors. >>> a warning for drivers, construction is underway on the university road bridge. parts of route 1 will be shut down or delayed during the construction. pen dot officials estimate the bridge work to be fully completed by early september. >>> temple university is looking for the best of the best of its football fans. >>> a new program allows donors some unprecedented access to t

emergency, but now there is goodsam. neil white worked on the project. when a critical cardiac arrest is identified, the goodsam system automatically sends an alert to theders to get there fast to start cpr. it looks for the nearest five people within 800 metres of the scene, and alerts those. where it can't find somebody, or the first five people have rejected, it will then look further for the next five people. ambulance and medical staff are aware that at home, in the office, or in the street or countryside, your chances of surviving a heart attack are less than 10%. using the goodsam alert system can increase those survival chances. the reality is that only 8% of people outside of hospital who have a cardiac arrest will survive to be discharged alive from hospital. anything we can do to increase that number by getting their hearts going sooner will increase the chance of those people having a productive life. it's taken four years to develop the system. its use across the world is now growing. already, about 500 first responders are registered across the east midlands to receive alerts. emas hope that number will grow and increase survival rates for

system rapidly developing this morning. the governor now declaring a state of emergency in 31 counties, some 18,000 losing power. >> i urge you to keep alert, to look at weather and road conditions. >> reporter: a construction worker in st. petersburg shooting this video as emily moved ashore. >> emily has arrived. >> reporter: those powerful winds shutting down the sunshine skyway bridge. the coast guard rescuing two brothers clinging to a navigation light in tampa bay. their fishing boat striking the st storm. in bradenton, a race to find foster homes for rescue animals. >> a lot of rain, real fast. dead flat property and the sump pump stopped working so we're trying to catch up. >> reporter: this tractor trailer losing control while driving on slick roads in tampa, dangling over a highway overpass. part of a hotel roof ripped off in ft. mie myers beach. david, much of south-central florida under flood watch tonight. >> we know many parts of the area were hit with a half foot of rain. where is emily now, and where is she headed? >> reporter: right now, you can just see. there is strong winds here at the gulf coast, but i want to you look

alert weather, take a look at this. flooding in the midwest. the water submerge build. ings to the point where emergency crew hs to make roof. top rescue here's. that same weather system is headed our way. but for now, clouds building in philadelphia. this is not far from the square. cloud cover cooling things down enough some people broke out some long sleeves early in the day. >>> here's a look at philadelphia from the comcast center. the clouds continuing to keep things gray over our city. here's a look at the first alert radar. strong storms could be head ourd way. glenn "hurricane" schwartz has been telling us about that. he has the first alert coming up for tomorrow. >> it starts tomorrow and goes into saturday. it's affecting part of the weekend. and this thing is moving e slow ly. it will develop slowly so it will move out slowly. the first alert is for all neighborhoods, but the biggest threat is for delaware and south jersey. we issued this first alert yesterday. we try to give you as much heads up as possible. and it looks like there's going to be an issue for some. 3:00 p.m. friday to 3:00 p.m. on saturday. the greatest threat is the rain causing flooding.

smartphone system which alerts qualified life savers to someone having a heart attack, has been launched for the first time outside of london. the app automatically calls first responders near the emergencyrson reports. there are already hundreds of them in the five counties covered by east midlands ambulance service. hello, there. my name's andy, i'm a responder with the ambulance service. first responders are drawn by staff and fully trained volu nteers by staff and fully trained volunteers and also from the fire service and the region's various medical staff. they used to have to be told by phone about an emergency but now there is an app. when a critical cardiac arrest is identified, it automatically send an alert to the first responder to get their first alert to the first responder to get theirfirst —— alert to the first responder to get their first —— fast to start cpr. alert to the first responder to get their first -- fast to start cpr. it looks for the nearest five people within 800 metres of this scene and alerts those. where it can't fight somebody or the best buy people have rejected, it will then look further for the next five people. ambulance and medical staff are aware t

alert. governor rick scott declaring a state of emergency in half of the counties in florida as the sunshine state begins to feel the impact from tropical storm emily. that systemlready has made landfall. forecasters say some parts of florida will see up to eight inches of rain. we're keeping a close eye on the storm. we'll bring you the news as it comes in. >> molly: disturbing information about an illegal immigrant on an elderly woman. he's been deported 20 times. but authorities released him from jail defying a federal order. our legal panel weighs in. and the accident that concerned some folks. >> i had no idea what it was. the only thing i could think of is the trees. apparently that's not the case. with hydrogenated oil... ...but real joyful moments are shared over the real cream in reddi-wip. ♪ reddi-wip. share the joy. >> jon: new information on an unusual accident at the fresno air attack base in california. a fight fighting plane dropped its load of flame retardant shortly after taking off. the chemical raining down over the fresno area. the air national guard and u.s. forest services says it's completely safe. it's similar to a salt-based fertilizer