. >> a peck corino he's keal they cut into a bowl then make the pasta in it.congratulations. >> thank you. thanks for coming in. >> ya gotta try this. ♪ >>> in south philly there's cafe that makes the most decadent chocolate drinks still ahead the rim cafe it rips up what mike calls his surprise. >> three to four times the size of a standard hot hack lat and i don't think we mentioned the cafe actually sets it on fire. ya gotta troy this. >> we're at ninth and federal the rim cafe. >> so good. >> now, renee' says he has a surprise for us. >> um-hmm. so we shall just go up to him and say surprise me. >> that scares me. ♪ >> mike, this one looks like it's going to be big. look at that. >> what is this called? the surprise? >> this is the surprise me. ♪ >> that is renee''s wife. i can't even imagine what her life is like. >> yeah. she make happy. >> you're a celebrity in south philly, aren't you. >> sometimes but you don't forget we have frank and geno they are a big deal in south philly this is a good block. >> my god, yeah. look at this. >> salted caramel. >> w

i said keal calm listen you. >> there were a lot of hugs and holding hands as students and me of theiolence they saw. >> you-- you don't expect this. someone could come in and bring in a gun and until you realize it, just like, uh-uh start love you because you never know if you get shot or hat young man just 17 years old. throughout night, parents and students have been meeting here but it's also served as place for support services. we've seen police chaplains and the red cross here to help out. in parkland, darrell nail, fox news. >> this is the 18th school shooting in the u.s. this year. it is february 14th. president trump tweeting this afternoon, my prayers and condolences to the families of the victims of the the terrible florida shooting. no child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an american school. >>> so how do police keep kids safe? our dave schratwieser join us live tonight from upper darby. dave? >> reporter: iain, 15,000 students go to school in upper darby each day. each year they go through lock down and active shooter drills in their school. tonight

i said keal calm listenthey're . >> there were a lot of hugs and holding hands as students and childrenakse of the violence they saw. >> you f like -- you don't expect this. someone could come in and bring in a gun and shoot up the school. until you realize it, just likey like i love you because you never know if you get shotlled . >> reporter: that young man just 17 years night, parents and students have been meeting here but it's also served as place for we've seen police chaplains and the red cross here to helparklax news. >> this is the 18th soo u.s. th. it is february 14th. president trump tweeting, my prd condolences to the families of the victims of the the terrible florida shooting. nyone else should ever feel unsafe in an >>> so how do police keep kids safe? our dave schratwieser join us live tonig darby. dave? >> reporter: iain, 15,000 students go to schrby each day. each year they go through lock down and shooter drills in their school. tonight police superintendent michael shooting shows once again you can never be too prepare. shooting unfolded in parkland, florida, parents o

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so let ' -- keal ae start with public comment on matte -- we'll start with public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. come up, ma'am. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for serving our city. my name is ellen lee zhou. that's e-l-l-e-n l-e-e z-h-o-u. i represent public workers in seiu. i brought five public workers who experienced retaliation and skram nation to ethics commission between april 2017 to june 2017. we made initial interviews and provide a lot of reports and documents to ethics commission staff. i am here today to follow up with you to see if you in your discretion have started yet on the ethic commission. our records and audio recording are missing. we have six people did the intake interview in recent days. many of the members of seiu testified before the ethics commission, august 2016, september 2016, december 2016, september 2017. i myself also came to you to speak to the ethics commission in october 2017, november 2017, january 2018 about extortion, bribery, retaliation, discrimination and ongoing harassments. the last contact we had

fox's ann keal reports. >> scariest part of everything was knowing that my little brother was right aboveif i was ever going to see him again. >> feeling 18-year-old sam will never forget. he and his 14-year-old brother matthew were a floor apart when bullets rang out inside their high school. in those moments the brothers texting one another. are you okay? sam asked his little brother matthew. hopefully he replied just know i love you. i love you too sam said. forever and you're the best brother. matthew added. sam then trying to economy comfort his little brother. we're going to get out of here. i promise. geography teacher scott beagle would save matthews' life and that of his chase mates. 35-year-old shot outside his classroom. >> he waited for all the kids to get back in the classroom he held the door and hurried them n my little brother was the last person that he scurried in. mr. beagle was in the doorway as -- i can't even say his name. as that terrible person walk by probably didn't even look just saw a person there and pointed. >> 17 people died in that shooting. one of the dead