francisco it is time that the people you know we never talk about the planning what happened in johnstown too moscone center and others were killed we have the kool aid people 48 pages of people that died from housing rights in san francisco it is time san francisco is different from san diego and chicago people get to live upstairs and downtown this is something we need look at how getting people a view from the city bridge the big bow area it is used to be the islander line i'm hoping in keeping the spirit of bringing banking back the transbay terminal that brings people into a connection there will be housing for all habitat for humanity something that jimmy caterer don't know they think you're talking about some overseas you say habitat for immunity but really we look at the church buildings all the shootings it is also about property and what a you have doing in this area remember housing is a fundamental right i'm hoping that we all are on the manhattan size not like lenal hemmingly we know that san francisco has become manhattan we know that in new york they keep people within the

. >> came from johnstown pennsylvania to spend a weekend in philly. >> i haven't been here 40 years. i'm so glad to be here this evening. >> reporter: thousands also filed inside the room where it all began. to catch a glimpse into the past. >> gives gives you goops bums. >> last week the fbi and department of homeland security. we noticed an increased presence trash cans were wrapped as a security measure. the people who came to enjoy the night appreciate the extra eyes and ears. >> it's good to know the city does take at this time seriously and allows the people to come out. ♪ home of the brave ♪. >> reporter: tomorrow the party will move to the ben franklin parkway with those famous put philadelphia fireworks, reporting tonight from independence hall where it all began 239 years ago. happy independence day david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> some beautiful sights and sounds there. for many of you the shore is the place to be on the 4th of july. to fireworks capped off a great day for many in atlantic city. "eyewitness news" steve patterson is down the shore tonight where the

on a fateful morning, there were 440 people living in johnstown. by nightfall, only 33 would survive. this is their story. one of desperation and daring and, in the end, a story of human triumph amid horrible tragedy. >> it was a slave camp ran by a madman with a huge ego. >> as a young mother, leslie went there because her husband had taken their son there. in jonestown, she found not enough food, not enough sleep, too much fear. >> for me to think i was going to see the age of 21 was a miracle. i didn't think i was going to see 21. >> she recoiled the first time gym jones called together people's techl members for a suicide drill. j i remember him looking at me and me thinking please, don't ask me to do this. we didn't know if it was real or not. >> on the last morning, she said she wanted to take her child on a picnic and started on a day-long trip to a town 30 miles away. >> everyone can look up and see us walking. and i was swrus shaken so so frightened. >> for years, leslie wilson would not let anyone know she was a jonestown survivor. >> i w

spin i have been to johnstown many times. >> you can speak -- >> can i get a picture with you? thank you. my grandparents live in murray's bill. >> there you go. did you get it? >> thank you very much. >> how do you break through this troubled noise? >> -- trump noise? >> people either like it or they don't. i don't worry about anybody else. that's what i got in the race because i felt i could win. and look, cuba, i think there's a lot of excitement since i announced. as mayor koch once said, that ain't bad. >> is campaigning in new hampshire a lot like -- >> that's a really good question. yes, it's a block by block. you don't do this from the top down. this is block by block people's homes, town hall meeting take your questions and all those things. and if you connect, you can't ask the people. i think is pretty good connection but we will see. i speak i don't have some narrow group that i focus on. it's just they ask questions to answer them. a lot of experience i've had that i think has been such an important part. when you have national security experts can when you one of

i have been to johnstown many times. i sound like a pittsburgh, downtime? -- don't i? >> my grandparents live in marysville. [indiscernible] >> how do you break through that trumped noise to get your message out? -- trump noise? gov. kasich: i just do my thing. people either love it or they don't. i just do my thing. i think there is a lot of excitement, and if it keeps up, that's great. if it doesn't, i will be governor of ohio. you do this block by block. you don't do this from the top down. townhall meetings, take some questions. if you connect. you have to ask the people. i think there is a pretty good connection, but we will see. i don't have some narrow group. people ask questions, i asked -- i answer them. -- when you have national security experience, when you turn a giant state around that was basically on its back and you bring it back. it's so big, it's so unique. >> how do you feel now about the fact that you will not be on that debate stage? gov. kasich: it's too early to say. >> you were coming to new hampshire talking about your record, talking about you