. >> thank you katherine david with the architecture good afternoon, commissioners it's might pleasure to be here you have to forgive my voice this start last night the 20 minute time will work in my favor today i'm the lead designer of the event center but before i get started i will be presenting the disappear site i wanted to being sure be sure to recognize others i was going to joke i drew the short straw but it's my honor to talk about the project and to speak on behalf of team this is a sacrifice for a special place so a e-3 are the architects in the two office buildings and dwight and mallory are here and replenishing or richard the world-class designer consultant couldn't be here because of an important deadline tomorrow he needed to focus on and renee we partnered and mary for the landscape and open space design i'm honored to speak on their behalf and if you have questions later on i object to answer those questions as well. >> excuse me. i'm going to briefly give you an overview of the project 18 thousand 64 seat event center 4 hundred and 8 or 6 secret the office buildings

a firefighters suffered a foot injury, our katherine scott is there on the scene she'll have a live report later on "action news." >> let's turn to david murphy. it's very muggy. i feel for the firefighters who were working that scene overnight, because it's very humid out there. as we look outside, we have no precipitation, if you do run into patchy fog you might winds up with drizzle on your windshield. we check outside center city, the clouds are obscuring the tops of the skyscrapers. you can get around center city fine visibility, though. 70 degrees dewpoint, 66 that's humidity you can feel, 66 is far above 06. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. bringing in the always on day planner in case you want to take a look ahead into the afternoon. future tracker 6 shows clouds giving way to sunny breaks, during the afternoon hours there's a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm popping through most of us this is spotty precipitation and the large majority of the region will not see any of this. 9:00 p.m. possibly more sprinkles lingering into adam joseph's noose cat on channel 17. >>> 68 decreases by 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 76 de

to turn it over to david from the evicted he'll introduce the rest of attempting team and then additional will talk about the management thank you. >> thank you, thank you katherine and good afternoon, commissioners nice to see you all again, i of the here last january speaking about the project in the major phase and certainly happy to be back here today so i've got the good fortune fortune to work with those projects around the world that is more than just a sport and entertainment venue a collection of buildings and that collection the end result will be much bigger than some of the parts my point address also i'd like to say those parts are run and lead by designers other than might have now so i want to recognize them first is the daunt task so bear with me i'm going to be daevent and respectful if you have questions i'll welcome my folks to stand to answer quickly or dwindle pursue my office is running the design

katherine catholic doctrine considers homosexuality a sin. >> 69-year-old david kugel was sentenced todetention and community service. hundreds of thousands of subway riders victimized by a massive theft of copper cable from the a train in queens. the cable was presumably stolen to be sold as scrap. delays will persist throughout the day. it's a mess. indy 500 winner juan pablo montoya ringing the opening bell this morning. it was the second indy win for the race driver who returned from the nascar circuit. his car was outside the new york stock exchange so everybody could take a look at it. that's your cnbc news update at this hour. >> take a look at it and i'm sure they were not allowed to try to ride it. >> it was inside the pen. >> go rest that voice of yours. let's look at gold prices that are closing to the downside at 1185. we don't seem to be making much headway today. platinum and silver moving lower. >> hi, rick. >> hi tyler, we had a five-year note auction. if you look at the interday of five, we moved a little lower in yields. a little buying and nothing big. you see it mor

katherine. 6:35 happening today, new jersey governor chris christie acts like a presidential candidate even though he is not yet a presidential candidate. he'll attend funds raising and speaking enengagement in maryland and virginia. david wildstein is expected to plead guilty in federal court as early as today. a legislative report found wildstein and another aid acted with little regard for public safety when lane closures were ordered in 2013. a report found christy was not involved. >>> the action cam was on the scene in kingsessing. philadelphia firefighters knocked down the flames at 2:30 on the 1200 block of south 50th street. the fire victim has non-life threatening injuries. >>> this is video from a scene of a shooting in north wales montgomery county. a man shot a woman in a parking lot and ran into a house on karen's court. officers evacuate the the area and later found the suspect dead. they believe it was a domestic case. >> it is eagles selected wide receiver nelson agular in the nfl draft. he replaces jeremy maclin who left in free agency and gives sam bradford someone to throw touchdown passes. the second and third rounds are tonight. the "action news" sports team will have all the details and special dr

david. >>> it is primary day in pennsylvania. polls will open in less than an hour with democratic voters choosing their nominee for mayor of philadelphia. "action news" reporter katherines live at city hall with our coverage. good morning katherine. >> reporter: that's right matt after today the democrats should finally have their candidate in the run for city hall. the republican candidate is running unopposed for mayor in philadelphia but there are other races going on in the state today. polls open in but an hour. in philadelphia t-all eyes were on the race for mayor this primary day. candidates were out making their last minute campaign stops. former pgw executive doug oliver was greeting people at a community gathering in harrison plaza in north philadelphia. former state senator milton street took to the microphone outside 52nd and market in west philadelphia. and former judge nelson diaz met with septa commuters at the spring garden stop on the broad street line. in center city, former district attorney lynne abraham shook hands and posed for pictures by the clothes pin statue. state senator anthony hardy williams was making the rounds at a block party in point

david thank you. >>> law enforcement in montgomery county rounded up nearly a dozen suspected dead beat parents today accused of being behind on child support payments equalling more than $50,000. "action news" reporter, katherine scott has the story from norristown. >> we tend to keep the pressure on. >> montgomery sheriff announced nine people were arrested overnight in a surprise sweep of suspected dead beat parents they were brought into the county courthouse in norristown to face a judge, one covered his face and the other was in his underwear. >> we brought clothes for him. the sheriffs deputies went out with the warrants in hand and a ninth person was arrested by police and one individual was found hiding in the closet. one was found with an ounce of marijuana and five prescription pills. this raid was for parents that willingly refuse to pay child support, they earn a place on this based on the amount of money they owe or how hard it is to find them. the total amount owed by the nine was $66,000 representing nine children there were people on the list that weren't there this morning within the sheriff's department came knocking but they will not be forgotten. >> turn yourself in to our office before we