with that, i'll turn it over to my colleague, mike martin. thank you. >> good morning commissioners, mike martin here to wrap up the presentation with talk about the tactics and try to get less wonky than i like to get and talk timeline and what drove to put together the effort. the current slide talks about how to enter the negotiations because as mr. rich and [inaudible] talked about this is a negotiation strategy so it is a individual conversation with each of these developments. i think rather than just saying we more more more we want to grow-create values using tools we exploreed in recent large scale projects and use things we have seen in development agreements such as targeting of impact fees, the transportation sustainability fee and job housing linkage #2350e to taylor that conversation so each development can see the value we are providing in the zoning approval and other things they need for the density and also the other funding sources for the public benefits that we just ran through. ultimately i think what we like to create i

with that, i'll turn it over to my colleague, mike martin. thank you. >> good morning commissioners, mike martin here to wrap up the presentation with talk about the tactics and try to get less wonky than i like to get and talk timeline and what drove to put together the effort. the current slide talks about how to enter the negotiations because as mr. rich and [inaudible] talked about this is a negotiation strategy so it is a individual conversation with each of these developments. i think rather than just saying we more more more we want to grow-create values using tools we exploreed in recent large scale projects and use things we have seen in development agreements such as targeting of impact fees, the transportation sustainability fee and job housing linkage #2350e to taylor that conversation so each development can see the value we are providing in the zoning approval and other things they need for the density and also the other funding sources for the public benefits that we just ran through. ultimately i think what we like to create i

to take us through the rest of the presentation. >> good afternoon mike martin very excited to be talkingut this this will talk about tactic what we've heard through the process not only how we organ and target those benefits but grow the pie and get more out of the developments than we otherwise would this slide follows what the port does and pier 70 so at the top 3 circles 3 tactical tools melrose special tax infrastructure financing and lives impact fees take into account all of ways to pay for public severing infrastructure and public benefits in ways that don't take away from remand value you've seen this as the mortuary development in the term have special actions and i f p to pay for the infrastructure and keep the land for the ports benefit we would like to take this strategy to the private investment and have a sort of a negotiation around creating values through building what they'll otherwise build on their private capital sources using those sources and taking the value that is created and trying to share that efficiently over things we need to do like more housing affordabili

with that, i'll turn it over to my colleague, mike martin. thank you. >> good morning commissioners, mike martin here to wrap up the presentation with talk about the tactics and try to get less wonky than i like to get and talk timeline and what drove to put together the effort. the current slide talks about how to enter the negotiations because as mr. rich and [inaudible] talked about this is a negotiation strategy so it is a individual conversation with each of these developments. i think rather than just saying we more more more we want to grow-create values using tools we exploreed in recent large scale projects and use things we have seen in development agreements such as targeting of impact fees, the transportation sustainability fee and job housing linkage #2350e to taylor that conversation so each development can see the value we are providing in the zoning approval and other things they need for the density and also the other funding sources for the public benefits that we just ran through. ultimately i think what we like to create i

with that, i'll turn it over to my colleague, mike martin. thank you. >> good morning commissioners, mike martin here to wrap up the presentation with talk about the tactics and try to get less wonky than i like to get and talk timeline and what drove to put together the effort. the current slide talks about how to enter the negotiations because as mr. rich and [inaudible] talked about this is a negotiation strategy so it is a individual conversation with each of these developments. i think rather than just saying we more more more we want to grow-create values using tools we exploreed in recent large scale projects and use things we have seen in development agreements such as targeting of impact fees, the transportation sustainability fee and job housing linkage #2350e to taylor that conversation so each development can see the value we are providing in the zoning approval and other things they need for the density and also the other funding sources for the public benefits that we just ran through. ultimately i think what we like to create i

martin luther king drive will take that volume. mostly pushed on to the schuylkill expressway. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> i remember back in the 60's, hearing about a situation in manhattan, in new york city. i believe 60's or maybe 50's. a woman was brutally murdered. people were hearing it from buildings. nobody went down to help her. >> they called 911 or they thought someone else called 911. >> we didn't have 911. nobody called police. nobody helped her. all these year later, the same thing is happening but now we have cell phone video. this video was sent to us via our fresco app. it is raising questions. it shows people standing by and a lot of them, some laughing, not stepping into help. as a man for 20 minutes, beats on a woman on the street in kensington. >> video is hard to watch. victim was hospitalized but dawn timmeney went out to the 200 block of ontario street to try to figure out exactly what happened. >> reporter: man who shot this video of the brutal beating on the side of the street does not want his face shown, on camera but did talk to us. >> the guy w

mike sullivan was a member of the sharks first team in 1991 paul martin played for pets pits before signingn. once the puck drops friendship takes a back seat. >> once the puck drops it's all business. but i was there for five years, i'm friend with some of their guys. it's just one of those thing. that's the i with a it work out. it is a good tonight for us. >> every series we've been in, there has been a little bit of a feeling out in the first game. especially because you are playing team you are not familiar with. we only played them twice, it was prior to christmas, they have got a different coach now, we are a different team. i think you just want to get in and get accustomed to the other team and get your own game established as quickly as possible. >> at avia stadium, the earthquakes and s skrrks dallas finished in a scoreless draw. this sports report brought by river rock casino. the warriors force a game seven with oklahoma city, j lebron james j and cavaliers await the winner. >>> one more check on the weather forecast. >> cool at the coast as the sea breeze kicks in. a hot holid

martin savidge is "outfront." >> at big daddy's off highway 50 outside grafton, it's open mike night. singing the blues. ♪ it's no secret donald trump is the favorite here. during a break, john tells me why. >> i think he can change things. i think he can make things better for our town, for our state. >> reporter: look around the clock. it's a microcosm of west virginia. overwhelmingly white, mostly older, less college educated and earning less than the rest of the country. >> we fit donald trump's demographics to a t. his message is about turning back to a greater america. and a lot of west virginians do feel like they haven't gotten a fair shake. >> reporter: it's all about coal. west virginia coal helped to make america great the first time. >> because our coal is what fired manufacturers. it's what lights up our cities. >> that business is -- >> it's decimated. >> reporter: concerns over climate change have the epa cracking down on coal's use. according to a study by west virginia university, coal production here has plummeted by more than one-third in just seven years. with some

martin luther king drive today. outside, live look at the benny, no problems at the moment, mass transit looking good. mike and alex over to you. >> following this breaking news, out of the mediterranian sea. paris, prosecutors, announces investigation already into this egypt air crash. >> egyptian aviation officials say egypt air flight from paris to cairo crashed or they believe appeared over the mediterranian sea with about 06 people on board. >> says material toy say whether a technical problem or terror attack caused this to happen. but he says, we cannot rule anything out. the airline says the plane lost from radar early this morning, for about 10 miles after entering into egyptian air space. officials say the weather was quote favorable, and the aircraft was only 12 years old. >> last time they checked in, 37,000 feet then went off radar, apparently heard some pink underneath the surface of the mediterranian sea. >> but the locate or didn't start ping until one and a half hours. >> officials say that sometimes happens after a crash. >> once impact, once it hit the water, alerts it. >> or did it blow

martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we begin with breaking news. san francisco's police chief fired. it comes after another deadly police shooting. our reporters covering all aspect of the breaking story leading us off mikethe mayor who could no longer stand by his police chief. >> reporter: the calls for greg suhr's resignation coming for months too many scandals in the police department. but he always said no. mayor lee said no, greg suhr is my guy. he said that yesterday. but today, a few hours ago, that all change. mayor ed lee grimley walked to a quickly set-up podium in his office today for an announcement. just yesterday he said he had no intention of making. >> i have asked chief suhr for his resignation. he resigned today. >> reporter: nothing personal the mayor noted. and had only kind words for the man who has the past five years led the department. for the past several months he has weathered inteor

mike, we appreciate it. >>> this story gone across the country, sparked national conversation about race, very controversial. >> tray von martin debated right here in philadelphia, teenager shot and killed in florida with the shooter now making news trying to auction off the gun. we got the world premier of the play in our city, the we'll have the person that wrote it and is the producer to talk about it. plus. >> it bit me. >> what one little boy was doing when he was attacked by a snake. that has some people calling him a hero. bring it to you coming up, stay tuned. >>> >>> fox 29 as for thes in one minute. >>> we finally got to see carson wentz in an eagles uniform for the first time finally has play book. he's just trying to learn the basics. the question is, will sam bradford be any help with whence in learning the system? carson wentz says despite the noise he doesn't think that will be a problem. >> it's out of my control. people want to make it a big situation. i think like i said we'll have a good working relationship and i think it will benefit the team. we're going to compete and really everybody in that quarterback

martin luther king drive. as we go for a ride 42 north bound watch for delays, coming in, towards philadelphia. mike find the music out there? here we go. >> ♪ >> i think we have our music. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is pretty cool, chris and lauren, we're having so much fun out here in doylestown. >> pound it, baby. >> all right. >> let's talk about the top stories another egypt's president is expressing sadness and regret over the death of the 66 people on board egypt air flight that jet liner crashed in the mediterranean sea. officials say the plane fluid wildly in flight before it came down halfway between greek island of crete and egypt's coastline. egyptian officials are suggesting terrorism is more lakely cause of the disappearance then mechanical failure but others caution it was premature to make that judgment. >>> another teenager back home dead in delaware. yet, again. >> this time a 15 year-old was kill in the shooting. he have is a student at same school where another teen died after a fight in the bathroom. let's bring in dave kinchen standing by at howar

mike for the remainder of the presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners michael martin with the office of economic workforce development i'lllose this with a tactical sum greater than some other parts as well a quick look at the timeline so in the first slide you know, i think the top set of circles highlights the key things we want to bring to the no more questions we've seen it at a number of places impact fees e impact fees benefit the areas of those projects we want to expand that knowing thinking in terms of finding ways to leverage the project investments in addition the other two circles talk about financing tools melrose that are added takes that pay for public infrastructure and infrastructure financing tax increments that can be used for structure improvements those tools have been used and in treasure island sea candle stick point and hunters point they're part of the projects for the mission rock and pier 70 we're finding ways to create move on beyond the projects can we do that more efficiently and bring other resources to grow the pie of the investment we love to take it value and put it back backing into impr