mr. kenney mr. street.reate thousands of new jobs. what will you do as mayor to see the growth of philadelphia as an energy hub?jf >> i don't have any problems mu using the energy hub anákq developing the energy hub. my problem is that we can't continue to have more emissions and more pollution in the city. the fact of the matter is that this is the dirtiest city ine1 pennsylvania and it's oneñ2ñd of the dirtiest cities in america. we can't continue toxd putty missions out there. we need the jobs. we have toñ1 work witht( the jobs. but we should look for alternative fuels and alternative opportunities to make sure that wepkeep our city clean. yes, we have to work on what happens. but you've gote1 toe1 understand this is an ads and meds city. keeping our economy going. if we want to train the next work force you have got to look at the eds and meds. it's at the navy yard university of pennsylvania temple university and center system that's all you have. if you want to bring people into got train them. able

mr. kenney.e move on to lynne abraham. >> yes, i do have a plan and i've publish a plan my edge paying indication plan rye inspect physical degree with our mayor about property taxes many i think this is a regress seive tax that hurts the middle class and they're frightened about following falling out of that middle class. so here's what we have to do. obviously people at this podium have referred to governor wolf's plan. this is a solid plan which will put back into our covers about $160 million for education plus money for pre k. search ingredient for our children which have been deprived of the first class educational programs that they deserve everyone of them. is that we haven't had a full and fair funding stream from harrisburg very long time. didn't get this way overnight and it's not to be cured overnight. we have to have university of universal pre k and head start. i support superintendent hite's 3.0 plan for educational opportunities turning the schools around. i know that we can have