joe we've been joined by commissioner dejesus and commissioner marshall will you please introduce yourselves dr. joe. >> good evening, everyone dr. joe marshall been on the commission forever we run a program called the boy's club and the 30 soldier and the man that was close to me for many, many years so love being here and i'm commissioner dejesus that been on the commission for 6 and a half years maybe more i'm happy to be here my can i job is an attorney i am happy to hear about the plan that was not put in stone your comments are important and we'll be making a decision shortly so at this point inspector call the next line item. >> item 2 public comment all matters listed under the consent agenda are considered by the board speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and the department ocii personnel neither the police or ocii personnel or commissioners are required to respond to the public but may provide a brief response the police and commission and others staff shall not have to respond we have a large group we'll limit the comments to 2 minutes first come, fir

joe's reopened today after a similar burst yesterday. >>> now this so called ice palace can't be turned over for demolition until the fire marshall completes their investigation. after that the building is likely to be demolished in a matter of days. live tonight in philadelphia, i'm george spencer. >>> new at 11:00, delaware state police arrested a man they say broke into a woman's home and tied her up. police say he broke into the 91-year-old woman's milford home early yesterday. tied her up stealing cash and jewelry and took off in her car. a relative found the woman still tied up more than 12 hours later. fortunately she was not seriously hurt. >>> a south jersey neighborhood is one step closer tonight. they will put a proposed group home in berlin. we brought you the story last week when dozens of people came out to protest the plan siting safety concerns. the major confirmed the change of plans. it would allow up to eight people with mental health issues to live in the home at a time. >>> tonight a man who was shot and killed in a community center is believed to have been targeted but they don't know why. he was in the recording stud

marshals. they are saying they will pay the u.s. workers at least $9 an hour and clearly, joe, what this means is that we are seeing a tightening inging market and there's more importance on retaining staff. i want to move on to another story that caught our eye. morgan stanley addressing legacy issues from before the financial crisis. they are saying that they are paying $2.6 billion to settle claims that they missold mortgage bonds, misrepresenting the risk of those very risky bonds before the financial crisis. if you look at the fine though $2.6 billion, this is very small fine compared to what for example, j.p. morgan had to pay in 2013. joe? >> and carolyn, what are we watching for today in the markets? should it be a better with day? >> it could be a fairly positive day if you look at futures they are pointly slightly higher for dow and s&p is the dow hitting another record high in yesterday's trading session, we are sort of lacking a catalyst here. now that we have yellen's testimony out of the way. where do we look next? yes, the report that we are looking for is the p

. ♪ jose anderson: marshall took advantage of the culture of harlem. boxing matches with joend dinners and music. narrator: thurgood and buster arrived as the harlem renaissance was coming to a close, but the effects were still everywhere, and they were able to reconnect with school friends cab callaway and langston hughes. (cab calloway music) ♪ hey now, hey now! jose anderson: you had a group of african-american professionals, a group of african-american creative people from which houston and marshall could draw encouragement from the whole post-harlem renaissance era, and so that community actually helped to energize momentum for the legal campaign across the entire country. jose anderson: new york was an exciting place to be the headquarters for the campaign. in fact new york had plenty of race issues of its own. thurgood marshall: after a riot would break in harlem a code number would go out to all policemen in the 123rd street precinct - that's right in the middle of harlem. in the meantime all of the white policemen in harlem, where the riot is going on, just stand per