. >> thank you frank again hopefully, the record is now clear from mr. perez comments there never was a separate deck small deck as they entire certainly when we purchased the property the 3 r report from the building inspection indicated the patterson edition was properly built we had inform reason to think audits what we are repairing and rebuilding was approved if 23407 as the patterson son addition as we know that now the she - mrs. cripple said this small deck was demolished it has not been demolished we tried to point out part of the decking was removed from the die rot. >> and that exists and it is the shape and size it was in the drawing and please a perry showed it before the cripples bought their property nothing has changed and i don't see how it can be considered a variance issue if it was never built that way it was in the plans it if exist before the plans and not built no longer or in accordance with the plans the balcony was never there i guess a couple of other comments they argue our proposed work is not fully permitted that was approved by t

. >> mrs. perez she and neighbors have complained saying they'd like to have a traffic signal installed to slow down the traffic but have had no action taken. so there are two trucks you probably saw parked at the accident scene. but neither are saying what the fate is. police say the drivers of the two vehicles that were speeding on the road here could be facing vehicular manslaughter charges. >> another story about cars a popular petes rea is shut down because of a fire caused by a young teenager driving out of control. abc7 news is live with the story. vic? >> contractors boarded up windows and securing this building. and you'll see it was gutted by the fire the cause of the fire is something you'd never think could happen. a car ramming into the building driven by a young girl without a license. >> thick black smoke and flames in the morning air. firefighters responded to 911 calls the fire went quickly to two alarms a fire tough to fight. a ruptured gas line kept giving the stubborn blaze life,

. >> mrs. perez she and neighbors have complained saying they'd like to have a traffic signal installed to slow down the traffic but have had no action taken. so there are two trucks you probably saw parked at the accident scene. but neither are saying what the fate is. police say the drivers of the two vehicles that were speeding on the road here could be facing vehicular manslaughter charges. >> another story about cars a popular petes rea is shut down because of a fire caused by a young teenager driving out of control. abc7 news is live with the story. vic? >> contractors boarded up windows and securing this building. and you'll see it was gutted by the fire the cause of the fire is something you'd never think could happen. a car ramming into the building driven by a young girl without a license. >> thick black smoke and flames in the morning air. firefighters responded to 911 calls the fire went quickly to two alarms a fire tough to fight. a ruptured gas line kept giving the stubborn blaze life,

thank you. >> cedric alexander followed by britney. >> sitting here listening to both miss perez and mr. st. germane, i was reminded of the fact i can go back in my own career as a school resource officer in dade county florida. to your point, to both of you all's point as a school resource officer our goal was not to arrest kids and put them in jail but try to help them and build relationships with them and get to know their families and so forth. over the last 30-plus years or so, many schools across this country have become very adjusted to having school resource officers in their schools. what would be helpful for me in terms of what you are recommending, because i would like to be able to defend what you're saying and what you are requesting. the question is not going to get asked so much by police as much as it may get asked by educators who will say to you is that for the past 30 something years i feel safer in the school with police officers here because depending on where you are in the country my school is not that safe. kids are coming into the school with guns and knives and

perez? welcome, mr. secretary? >> it's always great to be with you, liz.py new year to you and your listeners. liz: and to you too, sir. we had solid numbers but, oddly, the wages looked a little more stagnant than any had hoped. why are we seeing job growth which i guess intuitively you would think if people with hiring more, we would have seen wages tuck up a bit. what is going on there? >> i think it's important not only to look at last month, but to look at last year because that gives us the trend data. and as you correctly point out, last year was the best year we've had since 1999. we see three million jobs created last year, we see an economy where the growth is broadly based. construction had a great month last year and a very good year. the average person on an assembly line's working 42 hours a week. the job growth that was best was in business and professional services which are by and large very, very well-paying jobs. so we're seeing that prosper by, and when you look at -- prosperity, and when you look at the remarkable drop in the unemploym

thank you. >> cedric alexander followed by britney. >> sitting here listening to both miss perez and mr. st. germane, i was reminded of the fact i can go back in my own career as a school resource officer in dade county florida. to your point to both of you all's point as a school resource officer our goal was not to arrest kids and put them in jail but try to help them and build relationships with them and get to know their families and so forth. over the last 30-plus years or so, many schools across this country have become very adjusted to having school resource officers in their schools. the question is not going to get asked so much by police as much as it may get asked by educators who will say to you is that for the past 30 something years i feel safer in the school with police officers here because depending on where you are in the country my school is not that safe. kids are coming into the school with guns and knives and drugs and gang violence and et cetera, et cetera. correct. because that will probably wear, it will be interesting to note that you probably would experience

mr. goldman said to tell my side of the story. >> reporter: 12 jurors have been selected, alternates are being chosen right now. this trial is expected to begin tomorrow morning. reporting live from doylestown, walter pereznews." >> all right walter, thank you. philadelphia police are looking for two men who were involved in a brutal beating on a center city street late last month. surveillance video was from 12th street near chestnut back on december 27. authorities say the two suspects were walk wind gust a group when they exchanged words with another group of people. after both sides walked away the two suspects allegedly went back and start add fight. one of the victims was beaten so badly he suffered bleeding to his brain. if you recognize either suspect you're asked to contact philadelphia police. >> federal corruption trial involving ironworkers local 41 union boss joseph dougherty is under way. jury listened to opening statements today. dougherty is accused of creating so-called goon squads to use strong arm tactics to force contractors to hire union workers. authorities say some of the tactics included setting fire to equipment damaging construction sites and more. 11 other members of local 401