>> hazelton integration project, our baby back in hazelton, pennsylvania. briefly a couple of years ago i went back home, i'm from a small town in eastern pennsylvania built on coal. there was a tremendous disconnect going on between a large influx of hispanics and the angelo group that had been there. it was a dark, fearful place on both sides. jai was with me, we flew back to california. while i was there, i told myself keep my eyes open and listen, and i thought, we have to do something about this because, again, briefly, my concept was we were pushing away back home the very people that were going to save our town. these people wanted to be there. they were young, had families, they were hard working, they believed in the family values and concepts. they were exactly like the italian family i grew up with, they're exactly like the polish family i grew up with. we romanticize the stories from grandpa and great grandpa from the past and now these folks have a chance to relive exactly how it looked in the 1920s and 30s and we're pushing away because of the

charlie: what is the hazelton project? >> i went back home to my small and therennsylvania was a disconnect going on between the hispanics and the group that was already there. i went home and i was shocked by what i was seeing and it was a dark and fearful place on both sides. we went to california and i told myself to keep my eyes open and listen. i thought that we had to do something about this. again, briefly, my concept was that we were pushing away the very people who were going to save our town. they wanted to be there and they families,, had believed in family values and concepts, and just like the italian family i grew up with and the polish family i grew up with. we'll was romanticize those stories from the past. these people have a chance to live exactly how it looked back in the 1920's and 1930's and we are pushing them away because of the same reasons they were pushed away, the different language, the kids were dirty, trouble, crime. we are building a community center to bring people together and we have after

somebody would send me an email and say thank god you're here, because now i don't have do go to hazeltonennsylvania anymore. i just think that's where the north is going we do appeal a lot to the older consumer, perhaps florida does have an older consumer that we would appeal to. >> just so california's listening. >> yes >> what did the army just see that was really exciting >> you know, coffee has been a mainstay for us, for a whole we have a sensational, scenationscenatio sensational deal on kwof fee we have pool chemicals, we have a la lawn products that are on fire the manufacturer wants it to disappear as quietly as they can and we give the consumer a bargain. >> it is clear that the rest of retail is suffering, your people are doing better, or you're just offering them a better bargain >> that's what we do for a living is give bargains, we try to buy our business. the plcomplexity is in the simplicity, the buy cheap, sell cheap and we pass the savings right to the consumer and give them a bargain >> what a terrific story, we have been with you for pretty longe, so you got to give u

. >> yes, josh hazelton, doctor hazelton gave a nice talk. >> how are you feeling. >> okay.d. it has been seven weeks i have been home. it will take a while i think. >> so jack what do you want to say to him. >> i don't know if i can say it on tv but thanks a lot. he saved my life. >> and your team. >> and your team. >> that is who it is, your hospital it is not me, you know, it is not me at all, it is our incredible other trauma surgeon. i work with amazing doctors and nurses and it is those nurses and other doctors and everybody, the techs, you know , everybody makes that trauma center run, everybody, from the man and woman who keeps the place clean to the surgeons it is a whole team effort. >> i never got to meet every doctor on the team, i kept asking is he really a good doctor. >> and everybody just said, the best, the best. >> i appreciate it. >> what are you doing now. >> back to work. >> no, no, no. >> i'm just trying to get up and down the steps. >> apparently yesterday there was some room in the room. >> no, no, no. >> nothing vigorous, no. >> for me it has been to

showers you can see to the west of hazelton those are going to stay to the west and move to the poconosight chance of shower for the redding and allentown area. most areas stay dry this morning and this afternoon. there could be another pop-up sho shower this afternoon. not the big storms we had last night. once we get past the chance of showers today. really dries out. look past chicago and oklahoma. no showers. no thunderstorms. not until we get to the weekend. for today, there's a chance of isolated shower. 79 degrees this afternoon. little better chance of seeing showers this morning in delaware and south jersey. sunshine, back tomorrow. full force. little bit cool in the morning. 58 degrees to start with. humidity very low again on wednesday. making for perfect wednesday, but the heat starts returning thursday with the humidity. ramping up and going to the end of the week. look at friday. 94 degrees. steamy conditions on saturday. some of that will fuel showers and thunderstorms on sunday. break monday and there's a chance we'll see scattered thunderstorms tuesday. >>> studios on 7

fifty-seven hazelton.oving south we have got 67 in cape may and 72 in dover, delaware, rehoboth beach with 74 degrees. we have got some showers around this morning, we may see some sunshine but there are still some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for today with a high around 80 degrees. we have your workweek outlook, coming up, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. back at it. 4:02. we had a nasty accident on i-95 shut down for most of the overnight. everything is opened backup. live look at i-95 just north of the route 420, watch it. there is debris that is still on the roadway, from the crash if you are heading north from say delco, heading up toward philadelphia international, again, it is north of 420 is where the accident scene was and where that debris is still lying out there. no problems on the vine street expressway, opened for business this morning, however , tonight, and rest of the week they will shut down the vine, between schuylkill and broad street this time tomorrow, for that ove

fifty-one hazelton, 53 mount pocono and it is, 66 degrees in ocean city. everybody is looking around on the floor for the back of my earring. i got the front i can always change the back, it is cool, thanks, guys. 80 degrees. we are just a family here at good day philadelphia sunset time 8:34. we could see a stray pop up shower this afternoon but all and all if you liked yesterday , most of today will be the same. bob kelly. >> put some gray duct tape on the back of that, gray duct tape, fixes everything, right. >> good morning, everybody. 4:02. crews are trying to fix this construction downtown. boy what a mess construction mess today almost like three separate projects, all, everybody just keeping pushing you around the block, around the block, around the block. bottom line is vine street expressway is closed between the schuylkill and broad street. i jumped off at spring garden and went around the block four different times because i kept hitting different other construction projects that were also detouring you around the block. would i jump off at 30t

years i've been actively engaged, at least, maybe 14, until i talked to congressman barletta of hazelton, pennsylvania, who as mayor in 1999 began to raise the issue and made it a national issue, was elected to this congress. he's been at this 18 years. others have been at it a long time too. many of us are grateful today that the sanctuary city language passed and that sarah's law, kate's law, all of that that was able to introo do -- introduce in this congress was passed out of the house of representatives, message to the senate and hope the senate will fix it up. the sanctuary city language does this it blocks department of justice grants to the sanctuary cities that defy the federal law. and refuse to cooperate with federal law enforcement on immigration. and those grants would be generally grants that have to do with law enforcement that would be affected by d.o.j. and it allows the department of homeland security to refuse warrants from the sanctuary cities, the sanctuary city might serve a warrant to someone in custody and d.h.s. can say we're not going to hand this person over to

hazelton has a sweater weather at 58.ver, delaware 70 degrees. we should be in the 70's by lunchtime and love afternoon with a high temperature of 82 degrees. heat and humidity do come back in the seven day we will have that coming up in a few moments, alex and thomas. >> thanks, sue i will take it. >>> there is a special bond that sisters share, bond that tara has with her younger sister has us all believing in brynn. eight year-old taron connor lights up talking about her five-year old sister taron who has a rare neurological disorder caused by genetic mutation in the x chromosome so it mostly effects girls. taron's caring spirit and busy mind one night came up with a way to help her sister and others like her. after watching one of her favorite shows she sat down and pend this touching letter. she were specifically to gwenn stephani, in the letter she explains brynn's challenges were not being able to walk, talk or use her hand. shawn and kristin their parents posted the letter on facebook hoping it makes it all the wa