gardner: not soon enough. we have to get this done sooner rather than later. i want to see this done now. they recently restarted the talks and this conversation and as soon as we can get it, we start the 60 day time frame on the clock of tpp. i would like to get it started this year. i know that is way, way, way, of me, i of from colorado, we often look up to tpp has usns, but very concerned about what is happening. but that is why we need to do it, to work with the nations represented in tpp, to build a strong relationship. so eventually, perhaps, this will show what an organization can do. i think the first steps to that bilateralt, the agreement treating -- treay. --treaty. people seem to think it has some good projects -- progress but more worked needs to be done. a few more steps need to be taken now whether -- rather than before. josh: i think that corey mentioned that we are certainly getting encouraging messages, and i got a call from the and theor to finish president has been focused on this and the president has done a good job talking about how thi

the gardner's kindness. >>> take a look live look outside.ing some rain finally paul. >> few showers being picked up on kpix doppler. you may have noticed this evening clouds increasing off to the north and west. a lot of cloud cover group day tomorrow. by 9:00 tomorrow morning we're cloudy from top to bottom. there will be no sunshine tomorrow. by 6:00 wednesday performing some time for that performing commute. it is going to be wet. widespread rain for the first time this month. we'll talk about how much coming up. >>> paul we'll see you then thanks. part of a hip downtown san jose condo building has been closed down. as police investigate what looks to be a murder. the body of a woman found inside one of the units. betty yu is outside the complex with some if you information tonight. >>reporter: ken, we just learned within the last hour that a man has been booked into jail for murder and police say that the woman he's accused of killing is someone he used to date. the globe condominium residences advertise you'll love seeing where the acti

gardner: thank you. colorado, from commissioner blake's family lived to durango in the 1930's, serving his first term on the county commission and we are pleased to have been. next up is gallegos, the executive director of the commerce,chamber of miss gallegos is a third generation silverton resident. and last, we have mr. andy owner of four core river supports in durango. it is located on the banks of the animas river which is described as the heart of during go and has been in business for over 35 years. corra can provide a first-hand experience on what it meant for the community. thank you to the witnesses for traveling so far to be here today. it is truly appreciated to shed light on questions that need to be addressed. mr. blake, if you'd like to begin. mr. blake: thank you. i appreciate the opportunity and i like to thank chairman bitter to speak at the small business committee and entrepreneurship concerning the impacts of the spill. my name is bradford p. blake, a business owner and commissioner

. >> reporter: the phone call not only has michael gardner's wife acknowledging some of the abuse, but suggesting to their brother that they do something else. >> reporter: his niece came forward, pleading guilty to all charges. it came right before the prosecution was about to play the secretly recorded phone call between his wife, robin gardner and the former mayor of falls church and the brother. >> he touched her genitals. >> and then acknowledges the abuse of the niece. >> and that they suggested that the niece not press charges. >> you know, that does not have to involve the prosecution by the law enforcement and the police department. >> reporter: he was granted immunity and michael gardner pleaded guilty to molesting all four girls. he was convicted and sentenced to 20 years behind embarrass. in falls church peggy fox wusa9. >>> sources tell peggy that gardner is trying to get his wife on their commission to look at bringing back the parole in the state. the victim's families wanted it so they would never be granted parole. >>> donald trump says he would be a good commander in

gardner: thank you, mr. blake. the newspaper article you referenced, without objection, will be entered into the record. mr. gallego: good morning, gentlemen. thank you for the invitation in bringing silverton to the table. my name is deanne gallego. my intention for my opening statement is to tell you who we are. silverton was a mining town. it was the pioneer spirit that brought folks out to the west with the discovery of gold, silver and other minerals in the hills, it's why we still exist. silverton was incorporated in 1874. om 1881 to 1882 otto meres built a train which changed the entire area. we still depend on that 100-plus-year-old train as a a part of the heart of our summer economy. there are 699 of us, technically 701, both lisas had babies this summer. and about 520 of those actually live in the town of silverton. we get an influx of summer residents and then they go south and then we get anflux of winter residents. so the solid, hardcore number of year-round residents is around 500. but we fluctuate w

wife robin gardner the former mayor and her brother. in it, she acknowledges the abuse of her niece. we will play a part of that phone call coming up at 6:15. reporting live peggy fox, wusa9. >>> they have all appeared to the school system when the support was substitute teaching in their child's classroom. >>> the game turned deadly on the campus of the university, looking for the gunman that shot and killed the teenager. three teenagers were hurt when shots wrapping out. >> the teacher and student were stabbed to death. and they survived. all to honor those victims. >> after the government announced their plans. this is one of the biggest student movements since they rejected the rule. and many of the country's pourest college students won't be able to finish it because of their proposed increase. >>> the marine corps marathon is this sunday, if you're running, good for you. >> which wares to avote without being delayed. >>> it will be closed in both jury excuseds. we told you them all, we'd be telling you stories. here is just one pe

team, i'm jim gardner, are you going to do this. i'm jim gardner, good night >> there we go.ouchdown. >> there we go. touchdown. wobbling. i can't believe we're finally back. seriously? it feels like we've been gone over a year. i honestly thought we might never be in this kitchen again. you know, just hanging out, telling our stories to each other, to the world. (all) mm. where were you guys? over at ellie's. but we ran out of wine. it got really intense. yeah. mm-hmm. here you go. wow. ooh. (spits) (pops) (pop) rack 'em up, dime eyes. on it.

thank you for having me today, senator bennett and senator gardner. as senator bennett said, my name is andy cora and i own four corner river sports in durango, colorado. we're pretty diverse. we have a retail store, we have a paddle school and we have a commercial rafting operation. you know, the day the gold king spill happened, it was a hard day in durango. the river is, in many ways, the heart and soul of the community. it runs straight down the center of the valley and the mighty animas runs just adjacent to downtown, and it's important to the people in town. the picture there mr. blake has of those three, those are friend of mine that found themselves surrounded by the orange sludge. they're the first ones that told us, hey, something is going on with the river. word spread quickly throughout the community. i went out on the animas river trail late in the afternoon as the spill was moving towards town, and there were literally hundreds of people gathering along the trail, just in the section i was in. so the whole trail through town, i understan

we'll also talk to cory gardner.hat lessons the eventual nominee could learn from his upset win in 2014. all of that coming up on a packed "mtp daily." but first, let's hit a press box filled with presidential debate maneuvering. kasie hunt, katy tur, and hallie jackson joining us. and then we'll go to washington and luke russert who is there, following the paul ryan official nomination. he'll be on track to be the next speaker of the house. but let's start right in colorado with jeb bush. you could argue no one is under more pressure to perform than the former florida governor. polling mostly in single digits right now, both nationally and in key primary states. that's despite the fact that his campaign and the super pac backing him are spending more on tv than any other republican campaign. he let his frustration show during a weekend campaign event in south carolina. and a big gathering in houston spawned stories about a few anxious donors and a frustrated bush family. by the way, this is bush's first debate since

bill gardner said, the only way new hampshire loses this is if new hampshire voters lose the will to keep it. does the younger generation get it? steve: i think they do. because we are so used to doing this for 100 years, the modern primary for over 50 years, people take it for granted. we could do that until the parties started exercising their influence. everybody has to keep participating. both sides work together. i can' t think of a time that republicanha ud it to attack a candidate i was a little disappointed at pushback in some of my democratic colleagues, who were trying to go after the republican party in general. we have to be on the same team. left to the republicans, we never would have added nevada. that was a concession we gave to the democrats and then senate majority leader reid. josh m.: when it comes to bill gardner, maybe he is a ml figure to a lot of people outside of new hampsrebu ca dohis alone. we have to have high turnout and high participation. that has to be part of the message. steve: one of the reason we keep the primary is the involvement. we have to have

team, i'm jim gardner, are you going to do this. i'm jim gardner, good night >> there we go.wn. >> there we go. touchdown. wobbling. [ whistle ]♪ >> cecily, thanks for the pass and this weather, of course, welcome to 6abc "high school huddle" presented by gmc i'm jeff skversky. we're first to call on the game of the week. games get to a ton of them tonight in the city, down the shore. in the burbs and delaware on yet another rainy friday night and we'll feature a player kick around a couple spots. and we'll feature a player kick around a couple spots. huddle kicks off in 60

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we need solutions at senator gardner said to address this pollution all across the west. that's what senator gardner and i working on good samaritan legislation to encourage the cleanup of abandoned mines. it is long past time for us to address this issue. i think part of the issue we've had, trying to his people in this plays out to focus on the east coast and the west coast and are nothing attention to the rocky mount and watersheds which by the way if you lived downstream, which almost everybody in the united states does, you need to take an interest in what we're doing there to make sure that we don't have another disaster like this. i also believe that as part of this we should reform the 1872 mining law to make sure that mining companies pay royalties to taxpayers is like everybody else on our public lands. like many other business owners and elected officials our witnesses today, commissioner blake, ms. gallegos and mr. corra understand for stephanie to address the legacy money so we don't get hit with another blowout. we appreciate meeting with you during our visi

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valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >>> this is the way it looked tonight as flames attacked a warehouse on cobbs creek parkway. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is a three-alarm fire in southwest philadelphia. and this is now a live picture from chopper 6. the blaze has just been declared under control. firefighters have finished the job of extinguishing this fire. let's go live to the scene and "action news" reporter annie mccormick. annie, what's the situation right now? >> jim, getting this fire under control as quick as possible as they did, no easy feat. look behind me, they are still on the ground and also in the air. pouring water on the roof, that's where the bulk of the fire was. lock at this video from the air that was shot earlier. you can see where the bulk of the flames were.

biblia: vicky gardner dijo que era la persona mÁs afortunada del mundo, es la Única sobreviviente dela manera. me deje caer al piso al mismo tipo que el punto estuvimos en el piso uno al lado del otro, yo estaba herida y me quede en posiciÓn fetal, me hice la muerta. ilia: dice que su proceso de recuperaciÓn largo, pero es fortaleza tiene el apoyo que ha recibido. enrique: el copiloto de un aviÓn de united se desmayó en un vuelo a san francisco. dice que la aeronave llegÓ sin complicaciones. el capitÁn del aviÓn perdió la vida. reportero: un aterrizaje perfecto presenta mayor copiloto. el vuelo de united que iba a san francisco tuvo que descender no mÉxico. ayer hubo otra emergencia mÁs grave. volaba de phoenix a boston con 104 pasajeros, cuando capitÁn comenzÓ a sentirse mal. el copiloto, tomÓ el control y terminÓ el vuelo sin prólogo. cuando llegaron a tierra el piloto estaba muerto, los pasajeros nunca estuvieron en riesgo. >> el copiloto tiene la mayor capacidad o antigüedad en el vuelo que el comandante, a veces un poco menos pero no hay problema por eso. reportero: estos inciden

. >> for carol gardner, this is the fun part. >> good boy. >> the tough part came in 1997. >> i was 52years old. wham. there was divorce hence depression and huge, enormous debt. >> then came zelda. >> your attorney said you should either get a therapist or a dog. you decided -- >> i chose dog. >> together they won a christmas card contest at the local pet store after dressing the english bulldog in a santa costume. >> her face is so expressive. >> that inspired gardner to create a greeting card company called zelda wisdom. zelda is the face of a multimillion dollar company. >> her face is human. >> in your 20s do you think you could have come up with this idea and it would have been as successful. >> in my 20s i was looking for a job that paid me a salary that i could count on and i wasn't as likely to be entrepreneurial at that stage. >> one study finds americans between the ages of 55 and 64 actually start companies at a higher rate than 20 to 34 year olds. >> age brings a number of factors. greater ability to weather storms. patience. empathy. a stronger financial picture. >> an au

pamela gardner is in for danielle niles. good morning. >> good morning. we have warm temperatures out there and a little bit of moisture. we have dense fog in a few spots. boston 54 degrees but the visibility very, very low in many spots, quarter of a mile or less in boston worcester also half a mile or less. falmouth reporting zero visibility. be careful, use those low beam headlights all morning as you head out. temperatures will be very warm today compared to yesterday. we get very windy, and because of that south wind, that's going to help to pump in warmer air. we get close to 70 degrees by the lunch hour. partly sunny skies rule the forecast. eventually, we get rain and thunderstorms, too. i'll have the hour by hour timing and how long we'll stay this warm coming up in our seven-day. >>> a high school student arrested and charmed with threatening to shoot up the school. he is undergoing a mental health evaluation. katie brace takes a closer look at the investigation. >> a little nerve-racking. >> this afternoon, parents received a notice that police

welcome, congressman tipton.he >> thank you, senator gardner. extend my thanks to chairman vitter for convening today's my issues. when it comes to the impacts sse we're going to be feeling in southwestern colorado but in other states as well.lorado i would like to extend my thanks to the small business committee for focusing on what i believe is a very important issue, the life blood of our economies in i rural colorado and the rural united states which is our smalr businesses.he i'm grateful for your lik willingness to work with me to begin what will be a long, complicated process to obtain at complete picture of what the economic impacts of the epa caused gold king mind blowout have been so far and into the future. busines i first would like to provide context for why in the wake of this disaster a focus on its a impacts on small businesses in this area is so crucial.mpact there's without question going n to be a long-term impact on farm and ranch communities in the s area from this spill as well ass many other sectors of the regional economy

it's been gusty out there with pamela gardner standing by with where we go from here. good morning. >> good morning. the current gusts are strong from the south and the wind is a factor as you head out. i know i hydroplaned a couple of times even though i was going so slow on the rain. the wind helped to push your vehicle making it difficult out there. wind gusts between 20, 30 miles per hour or even 30 to 40 miles per hour in some spots. hyannis 35 miles per hour. the wind will still be strong all the way through 10:00 a.m. the wind advisory in effect with gusts up to 50 miles per hour all along the eastern coastline and even the south coast. coastal flood advisory just issued, too. this goes into effect 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. coinciding with the astronomical high tide. the wind will push things over with minor coastal flooding. thankfully the wind and rain will slowly subside in time for right, danielle? >> i know we're all looking football. pregame tailgating, temperatures are up around 70. possible. don't think you need a poncho or anything like that because eveni

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and the entire "action news" time i'm jim gardner. good night. jules? oh, good. it's just you.ere you napping under your desk? bonnie and jerry just left a message saying they're popping in to ask me a favor. those two are so annoying. jules, your obligation to the client ends once they move into the house. i know, but they call me constantly for help. today, i'm putting my foot down. hell, yeah, you are. mm. except for you won't. okay, here they are. (gasps) hey, jules! hi... grayson. bonnie. uh... (stammers) all right. jules, we can't decide on a color for the den. pine green? forest green? asparagus? do you think you could spare a day to go over some swatches with us? (inhales deeply) you know, i don't think... i'm doing anything today, so... sure.

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. ♪ >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >>> the ocean at theersey shore is already preparing a bumpy ride. this is in response to the front already off the coast. but maybe the surf knows this is only the start of something bigger. there's a hurricane expected to make its way towards the united states. with its path still uncertain. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is joaquin. it is now a category three hurricane, just as of a minute or two ago. and the latest consensus has the storm making landfall to our south on sunday, but nobody at the shore is taking any chances. "action news" reporter jeff jericho is live in center city. first, the latest information from cecily tynan and accuweather. cecily, you have got the story. >> jim, pretty amazing when this time last night i was talking about tropical storm joaquin and now it is a category three hurricane. that's a major hurricane. and maximum sustained winds, and east of the central bahamas. and you can see an eye wall is trying to form. this is going to blast the

♪ >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >>> tonight, philadelphiaolice investigating a serious mishap in the olney section of the city. a bus struck two pedestrians who are now in the hospital. one victim is a woman age 91. the other one her nephew age 68. the woman is in very critical condition. wednesday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on a late-day accident involving a septa bus. it happened at fifth street and godfrey avenue in olney at 5:00 this afternoon. the bus ran over both the woman's legs. "action news" reporter chad pradelli live at einstein medical center where both victims are being treated. chad, what's the latest on the victim's conditions? >> jim, 91-year-old mary gable remains here in critical condition. at last check, she was in surgery as doctors fight to save her legs and her life. philadelphia police say the 91 year old woman and her 68-year-old nephew crossing fifth street on godfrey when the septa bus made the left turn. the front of the bus didn't hit the two, but the back tires ran over the w

and the entire "action news" time i'm jim gardner. the entire "action news" time i'm jim gardner. good night. >> cecily should dress up as a quarterback for halloween. welcome to 6abc "high school huddle" presented by gmc. i'm jeff skversky. tonight on the show, our game of the week taking center stage in this city. plus things are heating up around the delaware valley with the playoffs around the corner huddle kicks off in 60. >> we're the cheerleaders from russ tin high school and you're watching "high school huddle" on 6abc. go, go ! >> 6abc "high school huddle" is brought to you by your philadelphia super network gmc dealers visits your local philadelphia super network gmc dealers visits your local dealer today.

with jim gardner. >>> the attack was savage. transgender woman assaulted by five or six men along the 1300 lock of wingohocking and logan in philadelphia. beaten and shot in the back of the tonight lawmen are asking the question was this a random robbery or a hate crime? it is tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest in the probe into an execution-style murder. the latest from "action news" reporter chad pradelli at police headquarters tonight. chad? >> truly a disturbing crime. at this point investigators are still trying to piece together the clues. they have no suspects and are asking for the public's help. investigators say that kiesha jenkins was dropped off at this park in wingohocking around 2:30 a.m. a group of males followed her into the park and began beating her. >> was assaulted by five or six unidentified males. during that assault, one of the males pulled out a gun, and while the victim was on the ground, shot the victim twice. >> the police have not been able to locate the driver who

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senator gardner and i are working to reintroduce a bill in this congress. we need to reform the mining law to make sure that companies pay royalties to taxpayers. thank you for allowing me to speak briefly and thank you for holding this hearing. >> thank you, senator bennett. senator udall? >> chairman inhofe and ranking member boxer, thank you for focusing on this issue. it's a very important issue not only for our states, but it's also an important issue for the nation and for the west. i first of all would like to -- because this impacted in new mexico the navajo nation, i'd like to recognize the president of the navajo nation who is here. russell behegay is seated in the row right behind the two colorado senators. they in particular have been very concerned and on top of this and he's going to testify this afternoon in the indian affairs committee. i -- sitting back and looking at this and trying to give all of you the big picture, as i listened to the two colorado senators who were working closely with, here you have big mining companies who have been

i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. we're certainly glad you're waking up with us this morning. it's looking pretty darn good. a perfect october weekend. >> we got all of that rain out of here. thankfully it's going to be dry for any leaf peeping you might be doing. >> some apple picking. >> pumpkin patching. you name it. because then we won't have to name anymore. >> exactly. >>> downtown boston, a beautiful sunrise here. we have a few clouds on the horizon. other than that, abundant sunshine on the way for you today, tomorrow, even into monday which is columbus day. plus a gradual warm-up for the next few days, too. temperatures starting off pretty mild, in the 50s and 40s. we had a lot of clouds daytime heat we had from yesterday. we didn't fall back into the 30s like we could have. 47 norwood. 42 degrees as you wake up in worcester. wind gusts comings from north and west ushering in some cooler and drier air now that we have that rain out of here. a cold front moved through. that's why it was so soggy yesterday. we

. ♪ >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >>> this was the sceneonight on north 10th street in north philadelphia. gunfire brought down a 14-year-old boy, and he is now fighting for his life. it is monday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is still unfolding at this hour. police are trying to track down a group of juveniles while doctors try to save the victim's life. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live on the 1200 block of north 10th street. chad, what is the story there? >> jim, right now the police have very limited information of the crime scene here was cleared about 15 minutes ago. this was the scene about an hour ago as investigators combed through the area here at 10th and thompson looking for any sort of evidence or clues left behind in this shooting. they went door-to-door looking for potential witnesses. police tell me shortly after 8:00 this evening they received reports of gunfire here. they responded. police found a 14-year-old male lying in the roadway unconscious with a single gunshot wound over the left eye.

thank you for having me today, senator bennett and senator gardner. as senator bennett said, my name is andy cora and i own four corner river sports in durango, colorado. we're pretty diverse. we have a retail store, we have a paddle school and we have a commercial rafting operation. you know, the day the gold king spill happened, it was a hard day in durango. the river is, in many ways, the heart and soul of the community. it runs straight down the center of the valley and the mighty animas runs just adjacent to downtown, and it's important to the people in town. the picture there mr. blake has of those three, those are friend of mine that found themselves surrounded by the orange sludge. they're the first ones that told us, hey, something is going on with the river. word spread quickly throughout the community. i went out on the animas river trail late in the afternoon as the spill was moving towards town, and there were literally hundreds of people gathering along the trail, just in the section i was in. so the whole trail through town, i understan

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"action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at >>> tonight, the urgent effort at this hour to keep the dams from bursting. the evacuations, the death toll rising now. 62 dams being watched. how they dropped in 400 tons of rock. >>> breaking news in the search for 28 americans after that ship went down in the hurricane. authorities making their decision a short time ago. >>> breaking with the president. just in. hillary clinton going against president obama on a major issue. and ben carson standing by his words on the school shooting. how he answered when asked again today. >>> the raid caught on camera. where smugglers preparing to sell nuclear material to isis. the fbi involved and you will see it for yourself. >>> and the new headline about families avoiding the dentist because of cost. tonight here, the two simple steps that wil

. ♪ >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >> while i will not be candidate, i will not be silent. >> and thus ended months of speculation about vice-president joe biden and his political intentions. biden has run for president twice before, but there will be no third time. there will be no charm. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is a no-go by vice-president biden. he came to the rose garden with his boss and his wife today to say that the window had closed on his chance to mount a viable campaign. he explained that mourning the death of his son, his son bo didn't necessarily sync up with the political calendar and he said "unfortunately i believe we're out of time." but biden then spoke at considerable length about his vision for future. for carrying on the obama legacy and the need to change the culture in washington. >> how can we move forward without being able to arrive to a consensus. four more years of this battle may be more than this country can take. we have to change it. >> and hillary clinton praised biden

david gardner is now out on bail. pennsylvania state police say he placed the recorder inside a restroom at an airplane part supplier business in northampton. police found that device in july and they arrested gardner yesterday. >>> there will soon be new signs outside bathrooms in city buildings. this afternoon the philadelphia city council approved gender-neutral bathrooms. the new bill requires all single-occupancy public restrooms to have baseball labels on the door as gender-neutral. no more men or women signs on the doors. the mayor is expected to sign the bill. >>> next on nbc 10 news, one new jersey town plans to stop domestic violence before anyone gets hurt. we're love with details on a new specialized unit to try to keep families safe. >>> tracking rain for the end of the week. still a warm day. then wig cool changes as we go into the weekend. we'll take a look at the details coming up. mr. >>> p.e.t.a. fights for the rights of animals including metal ones. how the group wants to get involved to save the je

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for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, paul trombela and "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you joinr "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you join us for "action news" at 11:00 for the general assembly, will pauls and chris brown claim they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would take our casinos, and our jobs, and ruin our economy. will pauls and chris brown. when the chips are down, we can't trust them to stand up against north jersey casinos. >>> the stunning exit in washington tonight. just hours after making his case to be the next speaker of the house, the abrupt change. majority leader kevin mccarthy, suddenly shocking everyone. telling reporters he's dropping out. what happened? >>> the american hero attacked. he was one of three americans who stopped that terror attack on a train overseas. then honored by the president. now, stabbed multiple times in hi

. >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >>> the verdict has come down in the case of griffin campbell and the center city building collapse much he has been called a cut-rate demolition contractor, and tonight he stands convicted of six counts of involuntary manslaughter. the same jury found him not guilty of murder. monday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is the wheels of justice rising from the rubble of that tragic day on june 5, 2013. six people were killed when an unsupported wall fell on stop of the salvation army thrift store at 22nd and market. and dann cuellar has the full story. >> that's right, jim. after five hours of deliberations the jury returned their verdict. finding campbell not guilty of six counts ever third-degree murder that would mean life in prison. he would still face substantial time in prison. >> hopefully we pray with the involuntary manslaughter the judge will take into account all the factors he heard through the course of the trial. >> seeking a murder conviction, prosecutors contended that griffin new th