i will start by just thanking director moyer and her staff for the collaboration of the last couple of years. i think the relationship is probably stronger than it's ever been. i think there is a great working relationship at the staff level. i want to particularly thank diane and byron and brad and gill kelly who is the assistant director for planning for their collaboration and all the work we're doing together which i think is to the benefit of all of us and certainly to the future of the waterfront so to my three items. in terms of growth to the city it's no surprise to anyone here and all the cranes happening that the city is changing. it's growing at a rate not seen since world war ii. the population growth, the visitor growth and job growth are growing at unprecedented levels of the last century. the abag projections had us growing between 2010 and 2040 by 100,000 new households or 200,000 people and 160,000 new jobs. what is interesting the last five years has seen a lot of that growth already happen so we have seen about 10,000 people per year in terms of population. the city

reporter: this radio transmission was end of the long, tense process to make contact with michael moyer from gaylord, michigan. data from flight aware.com shows he took off around noon from gaylord in a moon i m20 single engine main similar to the one in this picture. within 22 minutes he rose to 5,000 feet above the earth and for two hours there were no radio transmissions. this unusual behavior caused norad to scramble two f-16 fighter jets. >> when aircraft failed to respond to controllers, we launched, fortunately at a time we were able to get visual of the aircraft itself. it had already started its downward spiral in the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: crash happened 2:45 p.m. and coastguard responded within minutes. mike gibson was senior duty officer at the the time of the crash. >> the weather did present a problem an hour and a half in the search. the there was a thunderstorm to the south that was moving up toward their location with lightening. that caused them to come along. they used that fuel and wait forstrom to pass and got right back out. >> reporter: crews found a tire, s

in the background is bill moyers and me and a picture i have in my office. it was so hot in there you could see the sweat through cardinal spellman's black cassock. it was incredible. they worked on it. finally agreed. it was fantastic. got the bill passed. then he said to john mccormick, the speaker of the house, he said, hold the bill up, if you get a bill, don't sign it within 10 days there is pocket veto. hold the bill for a month. and mccormick said why? johnson said, because i want to sign it on hugh carey's birthday. wouldn't have the bill without him. he did sign it on hugh carey's birthday. that kind of thing. >> how did he so much about so many people? i'm told that he had the phone number and the name of every member of congress on his desk in the oval office with little notes about what they might need or might want? how do he, how did he assemble all this? where did he get all this information? >> he aaccumulated it. it just was absolutely stunning. i mean and, it was invaluable to him. i mean he, he loved politicians. he spent time with them. h

michael moyer was only person on board. moyer was flying from michigan to atlantic city. the nationals transportation saferty board said it's not clear ft. plane malfunctioned or ft. pilot suffered some kind of health information. >> please are searching for a driver that shuk and killed a man in pleasantville energy nvrm black horse pike and chestnut avenue, new road, flying in the roadway near a bicycling pronounced dead at the scene of the vehicle that hit him did not stop. there's little to go on but the vehicle involved may have lower front end damage and possible he maroons in color. if you have information call police. >> police are serving for a man that escaped from custody in burlington county, new jersey. michael mims was being transported when he ran way. it happened 8:30 this morning and details have not been released another this time. mims was not wearing handcuffs. >> if you see him contact 911 immediately. >> two weeks from today pope francis will number philadelphia. after so many months of planning it's crunch time for organizers as they peep for tens o

described the car as a burgandy late model pontiac grand prix with green hood and trunk or bumper the moyer is pleading for the driver to turn him or herself in. >> they still have a chance they can turn themselves in and maybe it easier on everybody special hi them they come and dot responsible thing. so again our police officers are out there putting their life on the line every day and this is perfect example of what they have to face when they're out there. >>> and hoffman is spending the night at corzer-chester medical center for observation. live at police headquarters in chester, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, jeff. heavily armed federal agents raided a chester home this morning and shot a man to deat death. this all stemmed from a warrant for child pornography. the fbi says the suspect on highland avenue pulled a gun. shots were exchanged. no agents were struck. the fb. a not identifying the suspect but shocked neighbors a say they never saw this coming and the man seemed nice and lived with parents there more than 20 years. >> philadelphia police say nearly a

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the circle of remembrance, this is where the ser moyer wrapped up in the last half hour. they called out each of the victims' names and rang a bell. and unborn child. >> reporter: and lauren was 38 and pregnant, just one of many bay area people abbott flight 93. all 40 people honored this morning in the ninth year of the ceremony here at the union city memorial site, and a hohn regard presentation of the colors and singing of the national anthem. 4 they have the deepest of respect for those who lost their lives that day 14 years ago. >> it's very emotional, because i started last night, and i don't know what else to say except these people are heroes. >> the emotion, that's where we are every time we get on an airplane, we know we are the targets, and we live with that. in in the back, but we live with it. >> one of my shipmates tara was actually killed in tower 1. i just found out about that this year. horrifying that that happened, and it really lit me really deep. >> and that is chief petty officer talking about tara mccloud gray, her name on the flag of honor. she was

they had a later president who said, i can raise moyer money than safeco dead or alive. and then the proposals for whom he had built the shangri-la, but the most painful thing to him is the sciences trumped the humanities and became just a scientific -- not just a, it's fabulous scientific institute, and he later in life said to a friend, he said aren't you happy? look at this great institute. he said i'm only half happy. >> host: right. always thinking ahead. really strikes me as someone who rarely rest. >> guest: no. i don't think he ever watched television or went to to movies or any of that. he just worked. >> host: well, he worked and socialized with women. >> guest: okay, yes. so, i was not looking for this, and i was talking to john cohen, who wrote a wonderful history of aids, and out of the blue says to me how re going to dial deal with the skirt chasing. i said what? he said when carter wrote a book on the history of polio, he said, i really can't mention that. so, i let it ride for a while. and then i saw on the internet a woman who started talking about all t

discuss with justice breyer because he has written a new book, arguing that american courts should pay moyer attention to the decisions of their counterparts abroad, and it's great way to begin our discussion by clicking on this part of the interactive constitution, which allows you to click on the globe, and anyone can do this free online, constitution center.org, and pick any right and see how constitutions around the world protect it. so i showed just breyer the american fourth amendment, the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, had a very direct influence on japan when general macarthur traveled the japanese constitution he cut and pasted the american fourth amendment. so the word are almost exactly the same. the right of all persons to be secure in their homes, papers and effects, 53% of the text matches. by contrast, the russian constitution, you see it's a creep where prohibition about spouses not having to testify against each other and the texts are 3% similar. so this one of the many things the interactive constitution does. i hope it will

the moyer this week acknowledged the problem, but blamed the 2,008 recession and his predecessors, rather than his own policies. >> this is a historic problem decades old. it has gotten worse as the economy that squeezed people more and the price of housing in the city has gotten sky high. >> according to the coalition for the homeless, the number of people living in new york shelters hit 58,000. >> it's beginning to feel a bit like the late 1980's, early 1990's. at that point, everybody agreed homelessness on the streets of new york were out of control. >> 3,000 live on the streets, 40% of them have mental health problems. >> we estimate 2% of that population are the ones that scare the hell out of everybody. >> new york and other cities, including los angeles have announced crackdowns on homeless encampments in spite of strong opposition. >> what is an encampment? when these people are sleeping out here, they don't have anything over their heads. >> the nypd is trying to be compassionate but note the homeless cannot be you canned away or criminalized. >> those people sitting on the side

upper pottstown grove a crash at moyer road and there's one in doylestown.rk avenue. crews are out there, use roberts instead. lehigh avenue is blocked between 15th and 16th. plenty heavy from the ac expressway to 295. >> now let's go to sky6 live hd and look live down the shore in atlantic city. beautiful monday morning to be down the shore. david what have you got? >> reporter: lots of sunshine, tam. we are a little bit on the cool side. 59 degrees right now. it's a bit breezy. temperatures are beginning to improve. they will shoot up over the next several hours. high of 77. breezy and sunshine. it will feel like summer the majority of the rest of the week. sunny and warmer on tuesday, 83. 86 wednesday and thursday, partly sunny friday and saturday, highs of 87. back to 85 with clouds and sun and there could be a thundershower around we'll track that for you. >> we'll go back to "g.m.a." and see you back here for an update in 30. patients with bone cancer. patients with bone cancer deserve a specialist too. "the advantages of being treated at cancer treatm

and one on 100 southbound at west moyer road. >> preparing for the pope means putting up signs, theseity. the signs start to go up for towing areas. the ppa is offering parking in several garages, you have to reserve in advance. $20 covers the entire papal weekend. another option is the naval hospital where there are 1500 free parking spots. vai sikahema, we'll have another update in 25 minutes. get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. back to the "today" show. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, where are they now? we'll catch up with ashley smith. ten years ago the single mother was taken hostage by an escaped convict on a murder spree but convinced him to spare her life. >> i just told him that she didn't have a daddy anymore and if -- if he killed me, then she wouldn't have a mommy either. >> how that terrifying ordeal changed her forever. >>> plus, the pope for a price. the unholy prices that scalpers are asking for free tickets to see pope francis during his visit to the u.s. >>> then it's a hollywood invasion in studio 1a. true or false. >> true! >> correct! >> nei